Former Sheriff Endorses Tanlac by Hon Archie Anderson
Houston ex sheriff Arch ie R Anderson proclaims Tanlac cured his four year run down condition including indigestion gas belching and insomnia He reports improved sleep appetite and energy after starting Tanlac and urges others to try it He lists Hamburg Thurman Sidney Randolph and Tabor as local outlets for the remedy.
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Tanlac
Archie R. Anderson
Houston
Texas
Harris County
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Taniac
Hamburg
Clarence E. Doyle
Thurman
T. C. Cole, Phy
Sidney
A. V. Penn
Randolph
D. W. Thomas
Tabor
Geo. A. Adams
Adv
Many Meetings at Ames for farm folks of Iowa
During the week of February 9 Ames hosts Farm and Home Week with a broad program including some thirty state meetings and conferences. Breed associations such as Holstein Friesian Jersey Guernsey Ayrshire Hereford Shorthorn Shropshire sheep will meet, along with groups like Iowa Beef Producers Iowa Dairy Iowa Poultry Breeders and Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association. The event will cover experimental results statewide and the state corn show adds a day of business sessions.
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Ames
Iowa
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Iowa Beef Producer’s Association
Iowa Dairy Association
Iowa State Poultry Breeders’ Association
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Association
State
Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers’ Association
Sesson
Farm Women group to meet during short course week
Ames based Farm Women's association formed years ago will hold its annual meeting during short course week. Two major conferences focus on livestock marketing and the midwinter rural life conference with discussions featuring local livestock groups big packers and beef producers. Ross Wickers narrowly escaped death when his Ford touring car was struck by a Wabash train at Ed Williams crossing near Shenandoah. He suffered a hip bruise and shock but no serious injuries beyond the fright and a few signs of distress. He was treated by Dr. Putnam Aldrich and cared for at home with help from Mrs. Vickers and neighbor J. Good.
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Farm Women’s Association
Ames
Ross Wickers
Shenandoah
Ross
Ed Williams
Dr. Putnam & Aldrich
Vickers
Crossing in Plain Sight At Railroad Traces Train Visible From Both Sides
The crossing sits clearly in view of the railroad, with trains visible from either side. The sighting suggests notable proximity to rail activity and potential safety considerations for nearby pedestrians and motorists.
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Indorses Tanlag
Hon. A. R. Anderson
Farmers Mutual Fire and Lightning Insurance Association of
Fremont County
W. Hill
Secy
Anton Miller
Pres
Farmers Savings Bank
Otoe Food Products Co
L. E. Shannon, Mer
Hamburg, Iowa
Velvet Joe
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