Do You Prefer Royal Baking Powder Review
This housekeeper guidance advises choosing a pure baking powder made from cream of tartar derived from grapes over alum or phosphate types. It notes that Royal Baking Powder contains no alum nor phosphate and emphasizes reading label ingredients to verify genuineness.
Community Notes From Cresco and Surrounding Towns
Ralph Schild visited the dentist in Cresco last Saturday. Residents from Goth and Ridgeway visited Cresco for shopping and calling. Trappers await December 1 to begin fur work. Various locals hosted callers, attended socials, and helped with farm chores. Widespread activity includes church services, W M S meetings, and family visits. The scene ends with a joyful trip by Billy the cream hauler and a continued effort toward community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Schild
Cresco
Albert Mzik
Tom Kittelson
Bert Butz
L. T. Fosse
Ridgeway
Winfield Kratz
Mike Kratz
C. Schild
Tuesda
Carl Haakenson
A. P. Pfister
Alfred Peter
Will Kuntz
W. FB. Wiedeman
Roy Steckle
Charley Kuntz
Goth
Oscar Moe
Mesdames Allen and Griffith
George Schamel
Decorah
W. C. Lang
Waterloo
Thevangelical Church
Grand Rapids
Erment Watthauer
Frank Kuntz
PF. Bertossa
John Aegerter
W. C. Lange
W. A. Seholer
Jacob Hornberger
Will Wagner
Merry Billy
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Ridgeway Notes Busy Weekend Social Roundup
Ridgeway residents and visitors fill pages with calls to Cresco Decorah Calmar and Fayette. Many locals drive to Des Moines Postville Sioux City Omaha and Des Moines for events and affairs.
Frankville News Roundup November 1916 Rural Happenings
Local notes from Frankville and nearby towns recount visits by residents to Decorah Postville Ossian Ravena and Monona. Mention of a pneumonia illness, a township board meeting, an auction on the Beard farm, Hallowe'en party activities, a peddler incident, a Republican rally, school entertainment program, and WCTU gathering in Burr Oak with multiple attendees and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opfer
Waukon
Roy Kneeskern
Post
Chris Waters
Pintyre
McClintock
Minneapolis
Jim
Ewing
Ole Walby
Ole Samuelson
Lena
Decorah
Hattie Lower
Paw Topel
Monona
Henry Haver
Winnshage County
Sherman Bollman
Billa Letchford
Wallace Waters
Decp
Janie Lyons
DeWitt Killam
Sanborn
K. V. Ferris
Harriet Jof
Francis Padden
G. B. Webster
Clair Elliott
Ossian
Glen Hagen
Lynn Crawford
Fred Waters
Ammi Smith
Altha Daubney
Geo. Wolf
J. A. Peck
Chester
L. C. Spaun
Harold
Hazel Meikle
Waterloo
C W. Pilgrim
Clem Pilgrim
Walter Pilgrim
Irvin Hughes
Equity Societies
Masonic Hall
Des Moines
Farlham
Sam Beckett
Robinson
Clifford
Clayton
Geo. A. Waters
New Albin
G. D. Bollman
Clause van
van Wey
Kville
Masonic Halls
C. N. Houck
E. J. Hook
Mr. Nelson
H. P. Nicholson
J. Moore
Oscar Winger
Chas, Johnson
G. N. Haugen
Myron Hartley
Marion Frederick
John Jones
Grant Barthell
Ruth Howe
Dayton Niehaus
Helen Rotz
C. F. Pye
Burr Oak
R. H. Waters
Healey
Gene Birdsell
Rev. Healey
C. H. Waters
T. Dreier
Rob
Ray
Phil. Brouillet
Tom Bollman
Cynthia DeWitt
Evelyn
Bernice Brouillet
Local residents report travels and farm activity in Ravena region
November 6 1916 notes show Bill Kipp, Ben Eimers, Otto Schneeberger and many neighbors making short trips to Waterloo Ossian Decorah Postville Red Oak and Cresco. Husking advances, barn building by Feirfeil crew for Henry Miller, and visits among Lansing Kuhse and Barthelme families mark a busy rural week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kipp
Waterloo
John Duvee
Ossian
Ben Eimers
Calmar
Tilla Ness
Otto Schneeberger
Alvin Meyer
Babe
Julius Brown
Henry Miller
Will Boeckman
Louis Bernatz
P. Barthelme, Jr
Feirfeil
Festina
Swen Towson
Ole Moe
Red Oak
Clarence Meyer
Ed. Sauerssig
Postville
Mrs. Brandt
A. Meyers
Mr. Reinecke
Will Kuhse
Fred Etteldorf
A. P. Etteldorf
Philip Barthelme, Sr
Herman Lansing
Joe
Henry
Celia
Christ Fisher
John Brown
Martha Brown
Cresco
Kessel
Fred Anteed
Lawler
George Balk
Martha
Mary
Lillie Garden
Nordness
Geo. Bakken
Washington Prairie
Joe Broghammer
Two Christmas Presents for the Price of One
The Youths Companion and McCall's Magazine offer a two for one deal priced at 2 dollars and 10 cents. The Youths Companion is described as a leading weekly for entertainment and progress reports, while McCall's is noted as a popular fashion magazine. The package includes 52 issues of 1917 The Companion plus 1916 issues, 12 McCall's fashion numbers for 1917, a 15 cent dress pattern, and a selection option with a 2 cent stamp. Subscriptions are to The Youths Companion office in Boston. Mr Bentley is cited for photographing snow crystals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth's Companion
McCall’s
McCall’s Magazine
America
McCall
Youths Companion
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Decorah
Lookout for chained colds and serious illness warnings
When colds recur and linger you risk chronic catarrh pneumonia or consumption. Cure early with Chamberlain's Remedy trusted by thousands and priced a quarter. Sold by R A Engbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. A. Engbertson
Kendallville Notes Mix Visits and Local Meetings
Kendallville residents host guests from Ridgeway Cresco Spring Grove and Harmony. The Kendallville L A S plans a November 15 meeting at the W C Fifield home. A local wedding Ralph Hunter and Stella Wallace takes place in Cresco with plans to stay nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Barnes
Stewart Clink
Grandma Ellingson
Ole Ellingson
Christina Hoiness
Ed. Hoiness
Harmony
Miss Hovey
Ridgeway
Ellingson
Harrison Culbert
Cresco
Edson Eddy
Kendallville L. A. S
W. C. Fifield
Johnson
Rawleigh Co
L. A
Grange Hall
Nicholoss
Stockman
Clifford Eddy
E. E. Eddy
Arthur
G. W. Dasham
Canton
Bert Yates
W. C. Peckham
Albion
Peckham
Montana
Florence Bents
Mrs. Haas
Jennie James
Orleans
Kendallville L. A
Public school bonds for Burr Oak district sale details
Public notice announces bids for Independent School District No 8 Burr Oak Winneshiek Iowa bonds totaling 1800 dollars in 200 dollar denominations. Interest five percent paid semi annually, maturing from 1919 to 1927 with principal at Burr Oak Savings Bank. Bids due November 25 1916. Charles Dawley president and Alice Price secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Decorah
Burr Oak Township
Winneshiek County
Towa
Burr Oak Savings Bank
Burr Oak
Iowa
Charles Dawley
Alice Price
Foley Kidney Pills Bring Relief for Back Pain in Alabama
Mrs. Anna Byrd of Tuscumbia Alabama reports severe back pain and impaired mobility. She credits Foley Kidney Pills with removing the pain and restoring ability to stand. The advertisement mentions rheumatic pains swollen ankles backache stiff joints and sleep disturbance from disordered kidneys and bladder trouble. Engbertson's Pharmacy carries the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Byrd
Tuscumbia
Ala
Foley
Engbertson’s
Adv
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