Kickapoo Worm Killer Promises Health for Children
Nearly every child shows worm indicators such as paleness and hunger. Kickapoo Worm Killer is advertised as a safe candy-form remedy for worms in children and adults, claiming to aid digestion, tone the system, and relieve constipation and liver issues. Offered at 25 cents, guaranteed, via drug stores or mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Also notes Mr Booth aiding Chas Monnahan with auto work due to illness.
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Kickapoo Indian Medicine, Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Elgin News Roundup and Local Notices
Ten above zero Monday morning with a cold start. Visitors and residents mentioned include Miss Plavia Weaver from Dubuque, Hans Jensen back from Omaha at the creamery, Thelma and Ruth Lyons from Brainard staying with the Ley Martin home, and Barry Ford visiting from Garnier with nurse Miss Carver. Rentals advertised in Wenger building. secondhand Overland car for sale. Hotel Dewey sold to Mike Monnahan. The Econo office reports steady printing work. local hog stock addition by Jack Byackin. School board urges cooperation, attendance, and mutual respect between teachers and parents. upcoming public sales for Jos. Mownce, Ole K. Olson, and John Krueger. Mrs. Thimpson, ill for months, remains gravely ill. Local German Baptist Life Insurance Association members held a social at the church with good program and refreshments. Henry Conner of Sioux City visited Elgin, recently moved westward after leaving nearby farming life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Jensen
Omaha
Thelma
Ruth Lyons
Brainard
Ley Martin
Wenger
Wenger Bros
Bauder
Skarshaug
West Union
Elgin
Wiisut Bros
Overland
Chas Monnanan
Barry Ford
Garnier
Miss Carver
Bampson
Dewey
Mike Monnahan
Mike
Econo
Jack” Byackin
Chester White
C. C. Paul
Lura
Jos. Mownce
Ole K. Olson
John Krueger
Thimpson
Eastern German Baptist Life Insurance Association
Henry Conner
Sioux City
Hank
West Union Notes on Politics School and Visits
West Union items report chicken pox among small children and several residents traveling to Freeport Des Moines and Elkader for visits and meetings. Teachers and students receive guidance on study at home and parental involvement while officials discuss the National Reform Association and Des Moines convention.
Clermont News highlights and visits across town
Mrs. F R Frisbie improves after illness as local builder progresses on Pete Johnson’s new machine shop and auto garage. Arthur Ferguson and G E Dibble visit relatives from Hawkeye. Mrs Lara Osland returns home after weeks with parents the Orm Larson family. Mamie Boyle travels to Delavan to enroll at Corn Belt Business College. Mrs Mary Moser of Morris Minnesota visits Clermont kin, aunt of the Hofer and Miller families. John Sellickson, eight years away, visits town then heads west. Joan Gunderson and wife visit from North Dakota to stay with Supervisor Gus Gunderson. County workers advance a new road near Hatley Helms place, improving travel for West Union traffic. Coat sale at Capper’s on Nov 19–20.
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Pete Johnson
and Nire
Arthur Ferguson
G. E. Dibble
Hawkeye
Lara Osland
Chester
Orm Lar-son
Mary Moser
Morris, Minn
Henry Schmidt
Ottosen
Iowa
Clermont
Moser
Hofer
Mesdames C. C
Alfred Miller
John Sellickgon
Knudtson Place
North Dakota
John
Joan Gunderson
Lien
Gus Gunderson
Hatley Helms Place
West Union
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KODAK
the City Drug Store
Muehlenthaler & Halverson
Fred G. Gehringi
Ea Racica
Schori & Kuster Lumber Company
T. N. Carothers
Jos Mounce
Hanni & Wells
Mr. Booth
Chas; Monnahan
Plavia Weaver
Dubuque
Board of Education
L. L. Ainaworth
Freeport
A. W. Moore
der Moiner
Ruth Mellree
Raymond
Geo. Archer
Patterson
A. N. Hobson
W. W. Comstock
Elkader
R. O. Woodard
Bridge
Miss Foster
Grace Thompson
National Reform Association
James S. Martin
E. H. Gillett
Des Moines
Clermont News
Enterprise
F. R. Frisbie
Mamie Boyle
Delwe
Corn Belt Business College
T. J. Capper
C. L. Freiburghaus
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