Dr St Vig Pierce Pioneer Of The World's Dispensary
Details the life of Dr. St Vig Pierce from farm origins to medical study in Cincinnati where he graduated in 1462. He practiced medicine across a large district before moving to Buffalo New York to establish the World's Dispensary and produce Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. These remedies, sold nationwide, claim to improve digestion boost blood health and restore vigor. Consumers were urged to ask their druggist for tablets in trial jars or the liquid and pill forms.
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Cincinnati
St. Vig Pierce
Titusville
Baffalo
N. Y
Pr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
United States
Davter Pierce
Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Clarence Petty Dies in Arizona Sanatorium After War Service
Clarence B. Petty son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Petty died in a government sanatorium in Tucson Arizona on May 6 following a long illness from disability incurred in World War I He enlisted with Anita youths and served overseas before armistice He is survived by his parents a brother William V Petty and was a member of The Disabled American Veterans Anita American Legion Post and Anita community friends recall his musical talent Funeral services were held May 6 at Riley's Chapel Tucson with interment in Evergreen Cemetery notice of his passing came from Anita and surrounding area authorities.
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Anita
News Telegraph
Clarence B. Petty
Samuel Petty
Tuegon
Ariz
Ain
Wi. V. Petty
Alter
Riley’s Chapel
Tucson
Evergrees Cemetery
American Legion
Chicago Roundup seeks Cass County riders for $30000 prize
The Chicago Association of Commerce announces the Chicago Roundup on August 15 1928 at Grant Park Stadium directed by Tex Austin. It offers a $30000 cash purse plus world titles and trophies to winners, aiming to crown Chicago as the rodeo capital with Cass County readers urged to join.
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Cass County
Buart
Cuney
Chicago Association of Commerce
Great West
Chicago
Grant Park Stadium
Tex Austin
Cass
America
Cheyenne
Pendleton
Grinnell seniors win four major scholarships
Grinnell college announces four senior men have earned major scholarships. Neil Crone of Marshalltown, 1925 Town Rhodes Scholar, will study at Oxford for three years. Eugene Breitenbach of Washington takes Perkins scholarship to Harvard Law. Eugene Howard of Des Moines, Franco-American scholarship winner, goes to Bordeaux. Charles Meyer of Dennison, Harvard scholarship recipient, will study at Cambridge Massachusetts. Crone aims for medicine, Breitenbach law, Howard political science, Meyer history.
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Grinnell
Grimnell College
Neil Crone
Marshalltown
Oxford University
England
Eugene Breitenbach
Washington
Charles Eliott Perkins
Harvard University Law School
Eugene Howard
Des Moines
Bordeaux University
France
Charles Meyer
Denison
Harvare University
Centerville golfer's ball kills rabbit on greens
A Centerville golfer struck a ball on green No 9 that hit a rabbit and caused its death. Local witnesses described a sudden impact and the animal’s demise, noting the rabbit was small and resting near the course.
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Centerville
Alexander
Tumor Removed From Brain Of Former Adair Lady
Mrs J D Herten former Adair resident underwent brain tumor removal in Rochester Minnesota. Her daughter Mrs Gertrude Bennet of Struck City Iowa reports the operation succeeded, while the patient remained in critical condition.
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Adair Lady
Adair, In
News-Telegraph
J. D. Herten
Adair
Rochester
Minn
Gertrude Bennet
Adair P. E. Delegates Attend State Meeting
Special report notes Patten, Yor, and Nady attending the state meeting in Des Moines, Des Moines area delegation members from the PE. O. group. Names and affiliations identified.
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Adair P. E
George B.I
Notice to contact about sweater exchange at school
A notice requests the person who exchanged sweaters by mistake with the American heliday night to call Bee atrice McFadden at Atlastic high echool. Please provide correct contact details to resolve the mix up.
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Beeatrice McFadden
Atlastic High Echool
Palm Beach Bathing Cap Free Offer Teaser
A 1926 advertisement promises a free Palm Beach bathing cap plus a pound of home made chocolates, a Parisian candy recipe, and four copies of popular songs for $1.00 from Midwest Candy Co. at 671 Rice St., St. Paul, Minnesota. Enclose $1.00 and remittance details to receive the items after June 15, 1926.
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Palm Beach
Midwest Candy Co
St. Paul
Minn
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Clarence Petty
William Vu Patty
Torquesan
Fyanpytman
Clarence
Petty
Anita Iwinity
Sonn Enging
Foor Oi
Gil
Atf
Alfred Christen
STOR
John P. Anderson
Pine Street
Rauims
Seveternum
Chas, Eichhorn
Atlantic Planing
Atlantic Building Supply
Waldemar Chain and Knife
Eggers Bros, Tf
State News-Telegraph
W. C. Nielsen
Marie
Iowa
Maple Street
He Rudolph
Atlantic
Locust Street
R. Reward
J. B. “Thomason
J. Oe
Eggers Bros. Jewelers
Hartford
Whitey Bros. Insurance Agency
Ernest Gettin
Don Carlos Loan& Insurance Agency
Lee’s
Pia
W. R. ‘Gaylord
P.O! Eggers
Eggers Bros., Jewelers
Gonod Care
Walnut’St
OOLD
Iowa City
Rock Island
Sonny
Dad
Eoumine
Stomes Dar
Miller Shoe Store
East Fourth St. Atlantic
Essex
Hudson-Essex
New World
J. H. Beck
Kelowa
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