Tanlac Display In Doyle's Window Attracts City Interest
A Tanlac window display at Clarence E. Doyle's Main Street store draws strong public attention. The artful exhibit shows scenes from the Rocky Mountains and overseas, depicting ingredient gathering and the Dayton laboratory, with bulletins touting Tanlac's growth and medical authority.
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Doyle
Clarence E. Doyle
Main Street
Tanlac
America
Rocky Mountains
Europe
Asia
Peru
Egypt
Dayton
Ohio
Walkerville
Canada
Tanlac touted for widespread use and large sales
Bulletin notes Tanlac production at Dayton and Walkerville reaches 60 000 bottles daily with annual sales around 10 000 000 bottles. Claims emphasize exceptional merit, reconstructive tonic effects, and broad endorsements while manufacturers invest heavily in newspaper advertising across the United States and Canada.
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Tanlac
Dayton
Walkerville
United States
Canada
Smoking is Dangerous Says Tabor Man
J. L. Johnson believed the war began anew last Friday when a pipe exploded on a Tabor street and a bullet grazed his face. He had used a .32 cartridge leftover in his pocket and, while near the movie house, heat ignited the shell and the pipe burst. He warns pipe smokers that loaded cartridges are unsafe.
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J. L. Johnson
Tabor
Mr. Johnson
School Notes and Local Crime Report Highlights
School notes show enrolment 5901 to date with attendance 16319, over 25% not absent or tardy, and new geography and civics lessons with added visual aids. Six weeks of literary society planning and frequent visitors accompany playground apparatus upgrades and butterfat market notes. A Willisea raid captured two men and a still on the Chunkey Dunn farm, with officers staking out the granary and seizing equipment.
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Frye- Atwood
Willisea
Villisca
C. B. Peterson
Sherriff Marion Stennett
Bill Washburn
Villisea
Fred Greaves
Ed Wright
Roy Jeffers
Chunkey” Dunn
Hacklebarney
Dunn
Produce Market Report On Eggs And Butter
Fresh eggs remain in demand but most arrivals are held and not fetching top prices. Storage eggs are being withdrawn for current use as is normal for this time of year. Butter market trends lower this week, reflected in country prices.
Raid Yields First Fully Equipped Still in County
Wright and Jeffers were captured and brought to Red Oak, where the jail receipt records the raid as well planned and executed. Sheriff Peterson arrived with prisoners around 2 AM. He vows to uncover more illicit stills in the county, noting this is the first fully equipped still found locally.
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Wright
Jeffers
Red Oak
Peterson
Red Oak Express
Accidently Shoots Self Roy Huffman Wounded
Roy Huffman, 15, son of Mrs. C A Babb, was badly wounded last Saturday after noon when an 88 calibre revolver he handled discharged. The bullet struck the inside of his right leg above the knee but momentum was low as the gun was held close, producing a minor flesh wound.
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Roy Huffman
C. A. Babb
Fragmentary report of a local shooting incident
A portion of the report notes a revolver belonging to Mr. Babb and a boy not familiar with its action. No bones were struck and the wound was expected to heal in a week or ten days. The Tarkio Avalanche markets advertising.
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Mr.Babb
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cockerels and Potatoes
Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale at 2.00 and 2.50 each, offered by Mrs Louis Miller via Mutual phone Hamburg Iowa. Also early Ohio potatoes for sale advertised by Ralph Risdon, Route One Hamburg. Public notice column style item.
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Rhode Island
Louis Miller
Mutual Phone
Hamburg
Towa
Ohio
Ralph Risdon
Route One
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Missouri
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Warnstaff Bros
Main
the Bank of Hamburg
Uri
J. E. Morgan
A. A. Hopkins
John Lingo
P-L. VanMeter
G. M. Beal
E. M. Fisher
G.M. Beal
G. J. Liljedahl
Noble & Butterfield
Tee
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