Taniac Promises Health for Local Farm Wife
Mrs. Nettie Adkins, a well known Altoona farmer’s wife, credits Tanlac with restoring her appetite, digestion, breathing, and nerves after four years of illness. She now weighs more, does housework easily, and sleeps soundly. Tanlac is sold in Hamburg, Thurman, Sidney, Randolph, and Tabor. A second item reports a costly fire at the Smith & Cozad building near the square in Red Oak, caused by unknown origin, with $6,000+ insured loss to Red Oak Rubber Co and $2,000 to Mrs. Coffin's millinery stock. the blaze confined by early detection and chemical extinguishment.
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Nettie Adkins
No. 1
Altoona
Iowa
Taniac
Tanlac
Hamburg
Clarence E. Doyle
Thurman
T. C. Cole, Phy
Sidney
A. ¥. Penn
Randolph
D. W. Thomas
Tabor
Geo. ¥. Adams
Smith & Cozad
Third Street
John Hummel
Red Oak Rubber Co
A. M. Coffin
Coffin
Red Oak Sun
Car Plunges Into The Creek Near Malvern
Three Emerson men Milo Schick Frank McLain and Geo Davis escaped serious injury when a Ford car driven by Schick left the road near the Little Creek bridge east of Malvern flipped into the creek. The crash damaged the car top and left a stump cushion, but all four remained unhurt aside from McLain’s cracked rib.
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Little Creek
Malvern
Milo Schick
Frank McLain
Geo
Davis
Emerson
Milo‘ Schick
Mgr. McLain
Salyers
City amusements turn to wholesale murder as sport
Having exhausted innocent amusements, our big cities now seek murder as daily pastime. It is a popular sport with the undertakers.
Ten Point Financial Creed Promotes Thrift in Y M C A
The national YMC A in New York promotes a Ten Point Financial Creed guiding thrift in youth. It urges work, budgeting, tracking expenses, bank accounts, life insurance, home ownership, wills, real estate, prompt bill payments, and sharing resources to foster responsible finances and community duty.
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New York
Association For the Education and Training of
Ten Point Financial Creed Endorsed by Minneapolis Journal
The Ten-Point Financial Creed is praised as worth believing and following with broad applicability. The Minneapolis Journal notes that everybody can gain from adopting its guidance.
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Minneapolis Journal
Market Report on Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
Butter prices show improvement during the week with liberal retailer demand for current use. Fresh eggs are selling lower in large consuming centers due to increased receipts. heavier receipts may push selling and paying prices lower. Poultry movement remains near normal with little price change. hens are not absorbed quickly and surplus stock is stored for later use. With lower prices for other foods, fowl is unlikely to sell as well as other poultry grades.
Sunny Brook farm sale fails after cash bids stall
A public auction for the Sunny Brook farm attracted a large crowd but did not sell. The lone bid of 275 dollars per acre failed as buyers lacked cash to meet a five thousand dollar payment. Auctioneer O A Malone worked hard, but currency stringency and financial strain prevented bidding. Comment on the sale was published in the Sentinel Post. The note ends with a quip about women and jazz based on a separate observation.
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Sunny Brook
Roy Goodwin
Cincinnati Real Estate & Development Co
Emma‘ Beardsley
Sentinel Post
Farmer Lewis V Chaffin Dies After Illness at 64
Yorktown remembers Lewis V Chaffin who spent his life on the family farm. Born November 3, 1866 in Page county, he died December 14 after two strokes and months of illness. Survived by siblings James, Charles, William and sister Agnes McNeill. Funeral Thursday at home, Rev. Moore officiating. Burial Summit-Sentinel Post.
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Yorktown
Lewis “Wy. Chaffin
Lewis V. Chaffin
Francis M
Sarah McGhee Chaffin
Page County
Chaffin
Agnes McNeill
Trinidad
Calif
James
Chas
William
California
Charles
Moore
Harry McMillan
Clorinda
Glen Miller
Earl Annan
Tom
Bank vault door bursts open by inside break in
Citizens Bank officials forced to raid their own outdoors vault when the door refused to open after the old building was torn down. A hole was made through the vault wall and Josh Durfee crawled inside to pull the door open. The incident suggests banks should carry dynamite to gain entry.
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Citizens’ Bank
Josh Durfee
Vault security flaws blamed on weathering structure
Fragmentary notes describe a vault mechanism exposed to the elements over weeks, claiming erosion made it gusty and stubborn, undermining strong boxes. The clipped text references Atchison and mail, with a remark that beauty is not always skin deep and a crack in the face.
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W.H. Henderson
Will Gray
Studebaker Cars
Reo
Service Motors Co
Browning
Illinois
F. J. Sullivan
Atchison Go
Farragut
Federal Reserve System
Itater Fy
Ford
James & Esden
Standard Garage
Fred Larson
Anderson Bros. Garage
A. E. Propp
M. F. Brookshier Service Motors Co
E. D. James
C. A. Reed
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