Faithful Trial Brings Reward Hood's Sarsaparilla Triumphant
A long tested case from Epping New Hampshire confirms Hood's Sarsaparilla cured a twenty year sore on a mother's nose after doctors doubted her cancer. Joseph Stokes, a trusted local figure, endorses the letters and aligns with Hood's claim of reliability and success. The testimony, from Lowell Massachusetts and Epping residents, credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with full healing and no scar.
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Epping
N. H
Joseph Stokes
U.S
O. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Boston
Wolves and daily life in the Grove and vicinity
Reports from the Grove and nearby areas recount wolves heard in the grove on Saturday night, local trades and travel, farm activity, and social events. Notable mentions include calf purchases by Ed Warren and O N Becker, corn shipments to Chicago, brush and cattle work, and a Maine memorial service at King's opera house.
Corn farming notes and social unrest from Grant era
Local notes report Mr Numm selling a cow, Mr Miller shelling corn, and several residents buying farm machinery including a corn sheller and a corn planter. Planting activity by Tom Winder and B S Hargan is noted, plus spring purchases by Nick Rider and Birch Ballentine. A rural social event at C M Seaman is mentioned amid a curt, colorful admonition to town youths about farmers and lumber wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Numm
Mr. Miller
Joe Finch
Ben Hendricks
Tom Winder
B.S. Hargan
Nick Rider
Birch Ballentine
Frank East
Jennis
Dollie Seaman
C. M. Seaman’s
Griswold Notes and Local Happenings in Week Ending
W A Boggs returns from Prince ton Illinois business trip. Drayman James Carlton sells his red line dray to Mr. Linderman. Griswold military company calls new recruits using Grand Army rifles for drill. Des Moines Leader notes court activity unchanged. Local residents travel and relocate with job shifts. Rosa Rickey hosts a music gathering for Margarette and Edith Hopley of Lewis.
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W. A. Boggs
Princeton
Iinois
James Carlton
Constable and Drayman
Linderman
Griswold Military Company
Grand Army
Des Moines Leader
Frank West
Lewis
Griswold
Hendricks
Council Bluffs
Sam Davis
Will Cramer
Edgar Schofield
Joe Wilwerding
George Jennings
Des Moines
John Bryant
S. Earthman
Red Oak
Bryant
Cuba
Rosa Rickey
Margarette
Edith Hopley
Hopley
Wiota notes and local updates from Atlantic IA
Atlantic resident E F Bagley visited Wiota on Sunday while Egan visited his parents on Saturday. Frank Nordman family visiting Nebraska. Cumberland excursion train drew many residents. Hamphill family heading Arkansas to join husband. Folley wedding attended in Baar Grove township last Wednesday. Beech Island timetable change delays mail until 6 PM Sundays. Ladies Aid social postponed due to weather. Wiota school grads May 27. valedictorian names include Marie Burtrum Charley Russell Lorenzo Gaylord. FE A Tharnish jeweler ad promotes watch repairs at 403 Chestnut Street Atlantic IA.
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E F. Bagley
Atlantic
Wiota
Egan
Frank Nordman
Nebraska
Cumberland
Mra
F. M. Hamphill
Arkansas
Hemphill
Frank Folley
Dan Folley
Israel Folley
Marie Burtrum
Charley Russell
Lorenzo Gaylord
Local Boone County Notes Highlight Weddings and Trade
Lydia Fisher and Flora Rose visit family in Boone County as Rev H W Luckensmyer buys ponies from Louis Rudig for 80 dollars. Various local items record baptisms, church conferences, new buggies, farm sales, road work, and farming plans. A slate of social visits, cattle shipping losses, and upcoming grain planting underscores community life in Atlantic and surrounding townships.
Five Mile Grove Wagon and Farm Activity Report
Jim Warren has eight new wagons. Ed Warren traded horses last week. Fred Warren was in Lewis last week. Frew Harris finished plowing Saturday. John Hancock bought a new buggy. JW Lamb hauled oats to Atlantic Friday. Mr. Laramora started planting corn Friday. Leonard Everitt works for his son Homer. Pete Landmesser was in the Grove on business Friday. Dave Vickers and family visited Sunday. W Z Lloyd purchased a new ora planter Saturday. Rosa Hancock visited relatives in Lxira last week. Ed Gingery hauled corn to the city Friday and Saturday. QO Becker is improving and will be around again soon. Emmet Jenson drove a fine herd of cattle through the Grove. Gene Gingery spent Saturday and Sunday at J W Lamba. John Stoner of Sarah passed through Friday. John Curry of Atlantic drove north through the Grove Sunday.
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Ed. Warren
Fred Warren
Lewis
L. G. Harris
O. N. Becker
Wallace Tobias
John Hancock
Ben Seigefried
Georgia
Dewey
J. W. Lamb
Effie Gingery
Atlantic
Lole Harris
Geo. Tripp
Claude Martin
Mr. Vicker
Jim Warren
Frew Harris
JW. Lamb
Mr. Laramora
Leonard Everitt
Homer
Pete Landmesser
Dave Vickers
W. Z. Lloyd
Rosa Hancock
Lxira
Ed Gingery
QO. N. Becker
Emmet Jenson
Gene Gingery
J. W. Lamba
John Stoner
Sarah
John Curry
Cumberland News Roundup Through the Week in Town
D McCaalin returned home from Laurens last Monday. P Shultz and wife visited Wm Atchison and family. The Misses Courrier of Prescot visit sister Mrs A C Peckham. G W Bolt improves his home with a new kitchen. W A Low of Atlantic, formerly here in lumber business, attended to town affairs Saturday. Rev J T Spurrier of Masgeng, former Cumberland pastor, greeted old friends. A Hyne builds a fine barn west of town, carpenters are busy. Citizens visited Camp McKinley and rode to Wiota for the early Rock Island train. Commodore Dewey’s victory celebrated with band music and lanterns. Wm Whisler of Guthrie, Oklahoma, recalls Cumberland’s ahead-of-us farming, corn knee-high. Gee Liston nearly walked home after a runaway team during lodge, no damage. Rain and sun boost planting conditions. corn planter noise rings out as small grain looks fine. Wm Cool returns from a southern trip, reports Galveston and a distant smoke seen at sea. Cumberland prides itself as patriotic, stars and stripes on most buildings, with high local newspaper sales.
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D.mccaalin
Laurens
P. Shultz
Wm. Atchison
Masgeng
The
Christian Church
A. Hyne
Camp McKinley
Wiota
Rock Island
Comodore Dewey
Wim. Whisler
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Cumberland
Gee
Liston
Lodge
Wm. Cool
Galveston
College Notes Preview Summer Programs and Commencement
The May issue of the college journal is out and will be mailed this week. The summer school for children will not interfere with Miss Hopper's duties in the college. Commencement exercises are set for the evening of June 16, 1908, with about eight dozen graduates. Back-work makeup is offered by the normal school for public school students, and Mr. Pike returns from a two week trip to eastern Ohio and New York City. A bouquet for Miss Hopper arrives daily, and teachers note kindness lightens duties. History topics led to written recitations and papers. exams in physiology and geography show averages of 93 and 82 respectively.
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Ohio
New York City
Hopkins Renominated by Eighth Illinois Republicans
In Bopkine Renouated Avxonsd Illinois on May 5 the Repab Moang of the Eighth Illinois district renominated Albert J. Hopkins of Aurora for congress for the Eighth term. The nomination was unanimous. Resolutions endorsed President McKinley Governor Tanner Congress man Hopkins and Admiral Dewey.
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Bopkine
Ills
Illinois
Albert J. Hopkins
Aurora
Congress
McKinley
Tanner
Hopkins
Dewey
Urge Appointment of Walker As Assistant Secretary of the Navy
House Naval Committee urges President to name Rear Admiral John G. Walker retired as assistant secretary of the navy to succeed Theodore Roosevelt. Boutelle says the committee is unanimous in valuing his vast experience in a time of emergency. Senate passes a war measure to expand army surgeons and allow contract surgeons. England admires Dewey’s Manila victory amid concerns about mines and shore batteries. Missouri cyclone injures several at Jerico Springs. Methodist church destroyed. Print paper prices rise since Spain war begins. A schooner challenges harbor rules near Sandy Hook with a warning shot.
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House Naval Committee
Washington
Olsirman Boutelle
Hones Naval Affairs Committee
John G. Walker
Theodore Roosevelt
Boutelle
Walker
England
London
Dewey
United States
Commodore Dewey
Manila
New York
Mina
Sandy Hook
National Guard Examinations Tighten Forces Amid Cuts
Regular army surgeon exams narrow the National Guard pool with only four of 14 surgeons and 15 percent of officers passing. If trends continue, Guard strength could drop by about one third, sparking political agitation as changes unfold.
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National Guard
Des Moriag
Guard
Bombardment of Manila Reports From Madrid Dispatch
A Madrid dispatch says Spanish colonial offices learned of bombardment of Manila before the cable out. American shells have not reached the town proper, only outlying native quarters in flames. European town houses struck as batteries reply with heavy guns and damage.
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Dewsy
Lonpox
Madrid
Manila
Greeks Offer to Enlist In United States Navy
May 4 reports 2000 volunteer offers from Americans chiefly Greeks for the U S Navy. Some pledge to pay passage as thanks for aid in the Greek war of independence. Turkey declares neutrality. saloon crackdown by women in Sioux City seeks to curb husband drinking, with possible jail for violators. Mrs Mary A Clerk notified 17 saloons and one drug store.
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Constantinople
United States
Sioux Orry
Sioux City
Mary A
Race Mare Aliz Sold Rep Ok Ia May 4
The passing of champion race mare Alix 302% from the race course to the harem was effected yesterday A A Austin of the Boston Herald bought from Morris J Jones the queen of the turf The price was not public but said to be among the largest for a brood mare For four years Alix has been world champion trotter
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Aliz
Rep Ok
Alix
A. A. Austin
The
Boston Herald
Morris J. Jones
Pledge Unionists to Fight in War Support From Colorado Meeting
Colorado Federation of Labor in convention pledged 60 000 unionists to the president in case of need in the war. Resolution urged Cuban independence and backed government actions. Convention rejected a bond issue and a silver coin policy, favoring direct legal tender to the people. Also includes various conveyance records for Atlantic Iowa from May 3–7.
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Bionx Opry
James Dougherty
Home Savings Bank of
Sioux City
American Surety Company
Sarety Company
W. E. Cody
Drs Morris
Iowa
Marshalltown
United States
Spain
Coronado Strinas
Colo
May S
Colorado Federation of Labor
Imphia Atate
Congress
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Grace Fisher
L. Soper
W. Shepperd
Lily Bigelow
Chicago
Mrs. Beddet
Matt Sheppard
Mrs. Grulke
Morton
Knop
L. Bigelow
Linn
Messrs. Troup
Zentmeyer
Drummond
Blithe
Canada
Cleashman
Detroit
Mich
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Loyal Haynes
W. E. Fish
Dentist Association
D. B. Way
Umbenbauer
A. D. Beckhart
M. E. C. McNichols
Chas. Robinson
Grant
Jz L. L. May & CO
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Lydia Fisher
Flora
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H. W. Luckensmyer
Louis Rudig
H. W. Lueckenamyer
Adam Ekuester
Adair County
Amos Blohn
N. Fisher
Barton McFadden
Adam Abham
Kraft
Rhue
J. H. Bauernfield
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Fritz Wohlenhause
H. Riediman
C. H. Oohney
Wm. Berg
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William
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Hr. G. Schueler
Isena Kuester
H. J. Bierbauns
Lena
Charles
Wention
Milford
Gust Lindeman
Paettit & Antrim
Wallace
Manilla
Woodward
New Gallery
John Desmond
Mr. Curtis
Mat Duval
Mr. Shandy
Mike McGuffle
al Hostretler
Mac Lamb
Brayts
Harlan
Jim Kelly
Will Findley
Father
Atlan
Tie
Five Mile Grove
College Notes
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United States Army
Secretary of War
Post Office
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H. G. Green
F. M. Davis
Mat Turner
Mat Hayes
Mre. Moody
F. M. Brewster
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Tex
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R.N. Graham
Turkey
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Frank Powell
Wisconsin
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Port Au Prinon
Haytion
W. F. Powell
Hayti
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Yeater Day
Free Cones
Mexico
Sarah R Middaugh
Hus
Berry
Willian
VanVieck
Ida
Thomas Ely
Edgar
Sheriff
Wilcox É Pipher
Thome Ely
Sadie
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Swli
William Christie
W P Christensen
Spa
Wmitc
Ann Eliza Cooper
Exra & Trs
Peter Lopley
Elf Sela
Wigewh & Pt
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Ewig Ewig & Pt
Jesse W. Hatz
G. W. W. Wakefield
Atlantic Iowa
J. O. Wilken
Walnut Street
Callon
J. B. Wilken
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