Schiffmanns Concentrated Expectorant Guarantee Offer
Druggist promotes Schiffmanns New Concentrated Expectorant for bronchitis whooping cough croup and colds with a money back guarantee. Advertises eightfold quantity for 50 cents compared with older remedies and notes no narcotics. Claims pleasant taste and child appeal with wide dealer authorization.
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Wangler
Schiffmann
Local Notes Brighten County Life In February
February 22 1916 County News highlights visits and greetings across Garner Jackson Junction Calmar Lakeville Fort Atkinson and Cresco. Highlights include births weddings a millinery opening a school luncheon and a wired church. notables include Clarence Falck Gertrude Kapinos and Mr. and Mrs. Falck of Fort Atkinson with family.
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John Houdek
Garner
Louis Last Wek
John Pitzenberger
Jackson Junction
Harry Glass
Wagner
Mamie Bakus
Calmar
Alex. Moser
Geo. Schissel
Vincent
Town
Cordie Glass
A. Stribley
Geo. Wiest
Minn
George Bieber
Minneapolis
Parks
Frank Swestka
J. A. Wandas
Brannon
Lawler
James Doubek
Emma
Willie
Cedar Rapids
Rose Krumm
Charles City
Jacob Weiler
Summers
Ives
John Humnker
Nbuar
Felix
Fred Houdek
Leonard Houdek
Clarence Falck
Gertrude Kapinos
Fayette
Lamcheon
Co. Supt
Mrs. Miller
Decorah
Clara
Ben Huber
Elenora Anna
Walter Hoffbauer
Esther Meyer
Carl Meyer
Teodore Olson
Corine
Mason City
Lucile Marron
Waucoma
Frank
Hazel Gunderson
Hattie Nelson
Dubuque
Clarence Falek
Fort Atkinson
Social Roundup in Calmar and Nearby Towns
Decorah visitors and local callers are listed from Calmar Ossian Decorah and neighboring towns. Names include Clarence Numedahl Julius Kiel Catherine Fisher Kathleen Morris Alisha Baldwin Dolly Ames and others with several visits to Decorah and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Numedahl
Decorah
Julius Kiel
Ossian
Adolph Gunderson
T. H. Humker
Dubuque
Catherine Fisher
Austin
Kathleen Morris
Cedar Rapids
Melvin Orke
McGregor
Bertha
Carrie Miller
Grace Halverson
M. Keil
Ellen, Sever and
Hermancoe
Viola Reisner
Nora Springs
Alisha Baldwin
Elgin
Joseph Smith
Peter Meyer
B. Olson
Zum
North Decorah
Macie Vance
G. B. Painton
Havel Nicholson
Fayette
Lena Barlow
Madison Township
Ed. Ellingson
Christ Trytten
Ridgeway
Calmar
Local Notices From Castalia February 22 1916
Castalia items report travel by B T Kneeskern and visitors at homes of Gibbs Todd and Tatro. Ridgeway visitors, church group plans a parcel sale in March. Harvey Bros heat garage, Joe Robinger to move to Waucoma. Local club play "Dick at Comegr" set for Feb 24 with Camp Fire refreshments.
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B. T. Kneeskern
Ridgeway
Cecil Todd
W. A. Gibbs
Griswold
Buss
Arkansas
A. C. Tatro
W. L. Richards
Frank Harvey
Postville
Co. Supt. Miller
Camp Girls
Bank invites farmers to use free facilities during town visits
To Our Farmer Friends and Others. We offer Rank Your Headquarters with free use of Ladies and Gentlemen's Toilets Lavatories vapor heat well lighted rest room and assembly room for meetings writing letters telephones etc. All free of charge and open to all even non patrons. OUR BANK BUILT FOR you TO ENJOY.
Local notes from Burr Oak detail Decorah visitors and community events
The Burr Oak column lists numerous Decorah visitors and social calls including Harold Seelye, Mrs. E. M. Reed, Miss Florence Reed, and Mr. and Mrs. Ward. It notes illnesses, travel to Canton and Decorah, a concert at the I O C F hall, a wedding-related event, and a dance at the Rae Runkle home with various neighbors mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Seelye
Winfield Feltis
Castalia
Roy Wanless
Cady Potter
M. D. Whitney
E. M. Reed
Paul
Lester Nelson
Will Arnold
H. G. Ward
Florence Reed
A. * Seelye
Prosper
H. T. Little
Will
Waucoma
Lou Cox
Rhee Daring
Fremont Cox
Garnaville Darling
Roscoe Wicks
John Wicks
Steve Pierce
Ben Ward
Martha Goforth
Hannah Sharp
B. M. Wicks
Canton
C. A. Reed
C. M. Reed
W. C. Reed
Paul Roberts
Clermont
F. J. Potter
F. E. Potter
Frank Sullivan
Decorah
Mary Edie
James Wade
Myrtle
Carl Pierce
W. H. Emmons
Ted
Melson Sheley
Dave Price
Clifford Reed
Peter Milne
Ralph Winch
Peter
Howard Whitney
Bessie Whitney
Fred Ward
Violet
A. E. Smith
Merle Smith
J. B. Reed
C. C. Ward
Wicks
W. H. Smith
J. F. Masters
Charles Pollitt
Ida Oxley
Frank Bandle
Bertha Gates
Bandle
C. F
Hendershott and Son
Philip Seelye
Gilmore
Odell
Oskaloosa
Sam Rice
Alonzo Pierce
Claude Headington
Clem
Claude
la Crosse
Evans
Herbert Knight
Wegerville
Can
Social Roundup in Decorah Area on February 1916
Centenn ial February 21 1916 notes show Rae Runkle and wife visiting Agrim Lees Fd Yournans called at Geo Wolf home and various guests including Miss Mary Harris Emma Heckman and Lalla Lee. Local residents Dan iels Wiltgen Boeckman and Ginapp attended a Saturday dance with Ossian participants.
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Ossian
Jim Hart
Minneapolis
Theo
Rosa
James Runkle
Dave Rosa
Frances Bacon
Mabel
Minn
C. O. Daniels
L. D. Burrows
Wm. Smith
Decorah
Carl Monson
Rae Runkle
Agrim Lee
Yournans
Geo. Wolf
Anna Daniels
Chas. Daniels
Nesvik
Mat Wiltgen
Mary Harris
Emma Heckman
Lalla Lee
Ernest Bulmer
Near Decorah
Elmer Rosa
Runkle
Heckman
Will Wiltgen
Frank Boeckman
Amanda Ginapp
Nelle Daniels
Kendallville Social Roundup and Local Notes
February 21 local column from Kendallville reports Maggie Moore visiting Cresco, Arthur Quen returning, and minor town news. Residents attend farmers institute, celebrate Ellingson silver anniversary, and a Grange oyster supper. Illnesses, travel to Rochester for medical advice, and minor accidents are noted along with shop updates and a wolf hunt.
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Maggie Moore
Cresco
Arthur Quen
Kendallville
Hazel Fifield
Baby
Fayette
Elias Holness
Birdie Wells
Mabel, Minn
Linus Curtis
Stewart Clink
Farmers’ Institute
Cornelia Barnes
Schley
Ethel Fifield
Cresvo
Pearl Todd
Will Saunders
Will Elliott
Near Harmony
Miss Wells
Ada Young
Walter Daskam
Bert Yates
Canton
Willard Todd
Phil
Cooper
Grange Hall
Harry Goldsworthy
Elmo Stephenson
Edson Eddy
Rochester
Minn
Eddy
Mayos
Kendallville EL
A. S
Literary Society
Adelle Smith
Reuter
Fred Smith
Ed. Barnes
Salem
Belle Daskam
G. W. Daskam
Clifont
Foreston
Clarence Peterson
Pederson
Hoffman
John Ellingson
Mrs. Ellingson
Dr Hobson's Eezema Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Hobson's Eezema Ointment as able to rapidly cure pimples eruptions and eczema on any skin area. It claims removal of all traces and restoration of natural softness and beauty, urging parents not to delay treatment and offering a guarantee with purchase.
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Dr. Hobson
Tobwon
The Dairy Cow as Civilizing Force and Cooperative Path
L L W argues the dairy cow fuels civilization by feeding children and supporting prosperity. He urges dairy farmers to adopt organized cooperatives and cow testing associations, improving feeding, records, and market efficiency to ensure profitability.
Warbles in Cattle Described by Illinois Dairy Talks
A southern Illinois reader asks about cattle warbles at a Dairymen’s meeting. The article explains warbles or grubs on cow backs, their life cycle, and how early grub removal increases milk by about 25 percent and weight by over 5 percent versus untreated cattle.
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Farmers’ Review
Southern Illinois
Illinois
National Park Boost Campaign Reaches Iowa Clubs
Secretary Lyle Bean reports wide backing from commercial clubs across Iowa for a park on the hill and island near McGregor. Petitions signed by Dubuque Industrial Corporation Monona Community Club and clubs in Marshalltown Bellevue Fayette Tripoli Greene Clear Lake Elgin Algona Traer Waukon and Newton were sent to Senator Kenyon and Representative Haugen.
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Tripoli Greene
Clear Lake
Elgin
Algona
Traer
Waukon
Newton
Gold in Ancient Rome Reveals Empire’s Riches Under Augustus
William Jacob in History of the Precious Metals cites Roman sources estimating about two billion dollars in gold during Augustus era. The wealth, amassed by conquests across Europe Asia and Africa, stemmed from mines in Spain and North Africa later carried away to enrich conquerors.
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William Jacob
Augustus
Rome
Roman Empire
Europe
Asia
Africa
Spain
Atlas
North
Egypt
Coin portrait orientation varies by denomination
The note explains that coins in general circulation have no heads on certain issues. Heads on dollars nickels and pennies other than Lincoln are to the left, while heads on quarters half dollars and dimes face right. The motto In God We Trust appears on the obverse for quarters and half dollars and on the reverse for dollars and Lincoln pennies.
Eaves Projections Neighbor Rights Under British Law
Under British law a man may remove eaves projecting over a neighbor’s land if they have not projected for twenty years. The rule balances property boundaries with long standing implied permissions.
When Lost in the Woods Guidance from Indians
A Farm and Fireside contributor shares survival tips for woods travel. Learn to blaze trees for return direction, cut low branches to avoid loops, and use signaling fires with lint from cloth to attract help. Build two fires for distress signals, visible from a distance, especially at night on a bare hill.
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Digestive Health
A warning about a sluggish liver causing misery and symptoms like dizziness headaches and constipation. The ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to tone the system aid digestion purify blood and improve complexion for 25 cents at rot Sp gist.
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Dr. King
Adler I Ka Widely Sold in Decorah Use
R A Engbertson reports Adler i ka is popular in Decorah. One spoonful of this buckthorn bark and glycerine mix relieves constipation and related stomach issues. It claims to be safe, non gripe, and effective even in appendicitis with gas passing within a minute.
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R. A. Engbertson
Decorah
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