District Court Notices and Probate Summaries from Mills County
Multiple notices issued in Mills County Iowa including quiet title action by D J A Blair against Arwin Snell with date by May 20 1902 for land in section 6 township 72 range 43. divorce proceeding for Caroline Chambers against Alva Chambers. probate notice for James Leslie Gadenhead will. and other public notices.
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J. A. Blair
Arwin Snell
District Court of
State of
Iowa
Mills c County
Mills County
Glenwood
Shirley Gillilland
Aroline Chambers
Alva Chambers
District Court
State of Town
James Leslie Gadenhead
Millis County
Said County
Potter
Kodol Digestive Aid Endorsed by Dyspepsia Sufferer
A Be At Friend recommends Kodol after fifteen years of stomach trouble. W T Sturdevant of Merry Oak, NC says the remedy gave immediate relief, allowed almost any food, and strengthened digestion. He warns against dieting to cure stomach issues and praises Kodol’s ability to aid digestion without the stomach.
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Stoutville
W T
Sturdevant
Merry Oaka
A J Howe
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsia Story in 1900 Jeffersonville Ad
Mrs Maggie Hooper of Jeffersonville Indiana writes of relief from stomach trouble after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsia. The note urges publication for others to learn of the cure. Also mentions druggists selling the product and ongoing newspaper subscription offers from St Louis Globe Democrat and The Opinion.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Pepsia Syrup Co
Monticello
Caldwell
Magpie Hooper
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Opinion
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Mothers Friend and Cholera Remedy Adverts
An 1900 era advertisement praises Mothers Friend for easing gestation and childbirth, urging calm, minimal pain, and external application. It also recommends Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable cure for cholera morbus with a testimonial from W E Bosworth of Lafayette Alabama about rapid relief.
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Chamberlain
H. J. Stricgfaden
World Herald
Fair Haven
Wash
W. W. DeWitt & Co
W. E. Bosworth
Lafayette
Ala
Seeding Alfalfa Methods For Spring Planting
Seed preparation and sowing guidelines for alfalfa. Warmer ground and shallow plowing are advised. Seed testing is essential with 75 percent germination target. Use a seed drill, cover lightly, and consider mixing with cornmeal to improve distribution. Cross drilling reduces bare rows, with Illinois and Kangas trials cited.
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Illinois
Kangas
Onion Culture Boom Boosts Modern Market Methods
The onion crop is rising in popularity across regions as a profitable money crop. Bailey outlines up to date culture, noting seeds can be sown directly in open ground and onions grown from sets.
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Bailey
Prize Taker Onion Growth in Greenhouses and Outdoors
The article explains sowing and transplanting methods for Prize Taker onions, advising early greenhouse sowing, shallow outdoor drills, and careful weed control. It recommends transplanting plantlets when pencil-sized, spacing four inches in three-foot rows, with wheel hoe cultivation. Also mentions onion sets and multiple onions. It notes wheat rotation studies at North Dakota showing higher yields and better quality with wheat in rotation over continuous wheat.
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North Dakota
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