Optometrist Karl D. Fisk
Karl D. Fisk is listed as an optometrist with no agents employed. The notice provides professional designation and contact implicitly, indicating solo practice and direct patient service.
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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1918
Page
4
Transit Options For Elgin Morning Visit And Return
If patients come from Elgin on the morning train, they may phone or drop a card to save time for a return on the noon train. Those wishing to come up on a s t ar n con train can return on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Highland store offers extra good potatoes amid family visits
The item lists numerous Sunday visits among Frieden, Yearous, Gibson, and Rothlisberger families around Picader and nearby homes. It notes Mrs. Ray Shaffer traveling to Spring Valley and updates on a newborn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rothlisberger, plus two children undergoing medical procedures in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland
G. Frieden
Bessie Chapman
A. Yearous
Robert Peters
Fremont Ogre
Will Frieden
Ben Frieden
Chas
Lena Wenger
Cook Home
Picader
C. Wenger
Jarome
Clifton Mealey
Elgin
C. M. Kingman
Max
Kenneth
Eddie
Howard Medberry
Walter Medberry
Will Gibson
Tli- Roig
George Gibson
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
John Rothlisberger
Ray Shafter
Rothlisberger
Will Crain
Bikader
Walter Rothlisberger
Lord New Year
Ray Shaffer
Spring ‘Valley
South Dakota
Edwin
Frank Elee
Cheery Valley Notes Local Social Roundup
Ida Dennler is sick. Mrs L Christen hosted company Sunday. Bert Thoman visited Jake Dennler. Fred Hanson spent Sunday with Oscar Baumeartner. Bertha Dennler helps Mrs Celia Meyer. Ada Dennler visited Aunt Mrs Chas Odegard. Mrs G Dennier spent Tuesday with sister Mrs Jake Dennier. John Meyer family Harold visited Martin Hanson. Reinhart daughter Mary visited Mrs Roga Meyers. Celia Lucy and George Christen Ida Minnie Schneider enjoyed Lerch home Sunday. Dan Sutter returned to Camp Dodge after visit here. John Leuchtenmacher family and Bert Chapman family Arthur visited Thomas Hanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Dennler
Harold
Martin Hanson
Jake. Reinhart
Mary
Roga Meyers
Celia
Lucy
George Christen
Ida
Minnie Schneider
Lerch
Dan Sutter
Sam
Camp Dodge
John Leuchtenmacher
Bert Chapman
Arthur
Thos. Hanson
Sign of the times War Savings Stamp drive message
A wartime thrift stamp advertisement urges readers to join the War Savings Stamp army. It touts saving as national duty, linking thrift to supporting soldiers and defeating the Kaiser. The piece promotes reuse of Liberty Bond interest toward war stamps and stresses collective effort over purchasing unnecessary items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karger
Chamberlains Tablets Promise Digestive Relief
An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and support natural function, ease constipation through gentle bowel movement, and are sold at Strochra Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
St. Chamberlin
Native Born German Americans and War Atrocities Debate
A Des Moines speech argues native born German Americans can be swayed by loyalty to Germany. It cites three influences: pride in German achievements, political pandering to the German vote, and exposure to atrocity stories. The piece notes families who fled Kaiser Germany fear tyranny and warns against accepting atrocity tales as lies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Council of Defense
Germany
America
Kaiserland
Tond
Belgium
France
Serbia
Poland
Schmidt
Mueller
Kaiser
Thera
Noting the Duty to Rebel Against Military Theory
A Davenport Times opinion urges bold stance against military theory that excuses atrocities. It argues rights must be respected and the U.S. must oppose notions that might justifies means. The piece predicts growing anti-enemy sentiment and urges native-born Americans to openly support the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Tegard
preGermman
Davenport Times
Quick Cure for Croup Promoted by Local Drug Store
Advertisement urges quick treatment for croup with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once upon first sign. It notes it is prompt and effective and lists Stoehr's Drug Store as the seller. The item ends with a nudge about Echo subscriptions and payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Stoehr
Four Minute Men Organize Patriotic Talks in Theaters
A group led by H Bladiel, Samuel Berg, J C McCo, and J D Shaffer forms the Pour Minute Men to oversee patriotic gatherings. They will deliver brief speeches at movie theaters and public events to support wartime efforts and fulfill Four Minute Men duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 8. Bladiel
Samuel
Py Aly
F. R. Berg
J. C. McCo
He Worth
J. D. Shaffer
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Karl D. Fisk
Hotel Dewey
Iowa
O. W. Heiserman
West Union
Graduate Optometrist
Schori Bros
Timta
C. ©. Fothergill, M. D
H.S. Hadsel, M.D
Conigisky Optometrist
Hye
Hranicon
Cedar Rapidsla
Tllybia Fredn
Cheery Valley
Thrift Bits
Arrv
Progrrmaie
Standard Telephone Company
The
Echo
Blackfoot Valley
Montana
Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
E. E. Brewer
C. M
J. R. Cook
Dan
Beersheba
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