Doctor Shallenberger treatment cited by grateful patients
The Chicago specialist Dr Wilbert Shallenberger is profiled with letters of praise from patients across Iowa and Illinois praising relief from stomach problems goitre hemorrhoids and fistula after his 25 years of practice. He offers free consultation and lists upcoming visits in Eldora Marshalltown and Melbourne with a focus on non surgical cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shakespeare
Markey
Marshalltown
Fred H. Rutledge
Blairsburg
I.a
Chas. W. Hamilton
Ester St
Iona Falls
Mrrs. D. P. Reader
Melbourne
Fox Hammerholds
Wilbert Shallenberger
Chicago
Eldora
Winchester
Pilgrim
Ben Bittner
Ft. Dodge
Shallenberger
Lee Markey
Fr. W. Kuhlman
Hubbard
LeRoy Nordstrom
Boone
Ermund Butz, Watkins
Ill
Oakwood Bivd
Old papers for sale here
We are taking life too seriously when we think it worthwhile to be crooked to get ahead. Is it greed or ambition in disguise. Remembering when one owed nothing recalls thrift and need.
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Mitchel Field
Munson and Harris Families Social and Past Weekend Visits
Northwest Tipton reports multiple gatherings as the Munson and Wasson families visited Forrest City Armstrong Roland and Hampton over the weekend. H T Harris and daughter shared Sunday time with Milton Larson Olaf Peterson in Hampton while the Big Six Threshing company held an ice cream social Monday night. Reverend Torgerson preached in Northwood during Rev Janice’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Munson
H. R. Wasson
Forrest City
Armstrong
Ole Harris
Roland
H. T. Harris
Milton Larson
Olaf Peterson
Hampton
Dan Muson
Homer Munson
Henry Bunte
Ackley
Big Six Threshing Company
Rev
Torgerson
Northwood
Janice
Local social notes from Fairview and nearby towns
Miss Ethel Steelman spent Tuesday night with cousin Gail Steelman. Otis Rash family and friends visited east of Gifford and in New Providence. Mrs. Wesley Hobson helped with threshers. Kathleen Rash visited Earl Marshes. Rev Rash stayed at New Providence. Mrs. Otis Rash attended a party in New Providence. P T Lepleys and friends went to Lake Okoboji and planned Minnesota visits. I N and H A Ruddick visited Eldora. Hobsons and Ruddicks visited Arch Garrett home. Jennie Rash visited Harry Ruddick. Clint Harry Delia and Ethel Martin visited Ray Andrews home. I N and H A Ruddick attended a birthday dinner for Calvin Marshall leaving for Colorado. Otis Rashes visited IT W Andrews home. I N and H A Ruddick were Union callers.
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Ethel Steelman
Gail Steelman
Otis Rash
Howard Rash
Gifford
Wesley Hobson
Jim Hutchens
Kathleen
Earl Marshes
Rev. Rash
New Providence
Hilda Faris
P. T. Lepleys
Lake Okoboji
Minnesota
IT. N
H. A. Ruddick
Eldora
Oliver Rileys
Arch Garrett
Jennie Rash
Harry Ruddick
Clint Harry
Delia
Ethel Martin
Ray Andrews
I. N. Ruddick
Elam Benbow
Liberty
Des Moines Business Visit and Local Family Notices
Radcliffe C. E. Myers and B. B. Hegland were in Des Moines on business last week Tuesday. Mrs. Atlee Myers was on the sick list last week. Miss Mildred Olson of Sheffield visits in the home of her aunt Mrs. Andrew Skrovig. Mrs. A. C. Amundson visited relatives at Slater Sunday and was accompanied home by her niece and Carol Christopher for a visit. A. W. Kesler has a new car. Mrs. Clarence Erickson was called to Jewell Monday by her father’s serious illness. Mrs. Wm. Huffman entertained at.
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C. E. Myers
B. B. Hegland
Des Moines
Atlee Myers
Jewell
Wm. Huffman
James Myers
Lima
Ohio
C. E
Colorado
Kansas City
E. T. Rorem
Lake Okiboji
A. Rorem
E. E. Rorem
Miami
Fla
Minneapolis
W. N. Himmel
Havana
J. A. Johnson
O. H. Barkley
Wisner Nebr
Clara Wiemer
Cedar Falls
G. Wiemer
Iowa Falls
W. D. Stukenberg
Cc. E. Myers
Das. Myers
C. S. Moon
Chicago
Anna Askeland
Joe Rorem
Tilmer Reisetter
Lake Cornelia
Adolph Kumrow
Alden
Two Rivers
Wisc
Leslie Hawke
June
West Bend
John Kumrow Jr
Pine Lake
Edora
Eldora Sunny
Peter Bly Sr
Arthur Sampson
S. L. Palmer
Mr. Bly
J. H. Lugilan
Sampson Laure
Martin Peterson
So. Dak
Thor Peterson
Radcliffe
Alice Ratliff
I’erwald
Nevada
John Kumrow
Zearing
Kenneth Cammack
Fred Kahl
Haktor Larwick
John Odland
Eagle Grove
Harvey Keisetter
Crookston
Minn
I. C. Varnum
Wayne
Doris
Oklahoma
C. A. Winterfield
Garnet
Ilinois
T. A. Fetter
Mr. Vetter
Grandma Drake
Serena Gronwold
Audrey
Ralph Hovde
Winthrop
Minnesota
R. R. Gaard
K. J. Elwick
Crosby
North Dakota
W. B. Gillham
Helen
Agnes
Edith Hanson
Ames
John Troy
S. Boylan
Hubbard
BE. T. Rorem
Marguerite
Ralph Norda
LeRoy Andreason
Swea City
Esvald
Skoby
Montana
A. B. ‘Narland
Community Notes Praised For Weekend Gatherings and Visitas
Local society pages detail weekend dinners and visits across Radcliffe Ames and surrounding towns. Highlights include Bertha Hoffmann birthday dinner guests C G Wiemer Elmer Wiemer and family, P J Hoffman with daughter Bertha visiting in Moberly Missouri, and many trips to Des Moines Cedar Falls and Lake Cornelia. Numerous relatives traveled between Iowa towns and Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois for family events and music study.
Property Transfers and Notes of Interest From Local Deed Records
Deeds show Geo A Meyer transferring Elky B and O Add Ackley to J W Whitside for 4000 dollars. Frank Cottrell transfers to First National Bank et al parts of Lots 6 and 7 Block 39. F M Oderkirk transfers to N A Christen sen parts 2 and 1B4B R Add Ia F L20 and Piat Piat valued at 3000 dollars. Kennedy transfers to F J Perry and Radcliffe to F J Perry to E Kennedy in various blocks. Mary Sylvest et al to A Gilbert for 1 dollar and related lands in 19-88-21.
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Drakes
A- Radcliffe
F. J. Perry
E. Kennedy
Radcliffe
Mary Sylvest
Gilbert
NW & NE
Incomes Yield U S 703 692 165 in 1925 Tax Returns
Washington reports 7,698,321 personal income tax returns for 1925 with total income of 26.096 billion dollars and average net income of 3,421.04 dollars. The 1925 total tax fell about 157 million due to the 25 percent refund provision. Illinois ranked fourth with 676,489 returns on 2.350 billion dollars.
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Washington
Alinois
Chicago Fights Genna Gangs After Four Cops Die
Detectives led 650 raids on the Genna brothers domain in the old Nine teenth ward. Dozens of stills were seized and destroyed, 10,000 barrels of mash disrupted, and over $20 in Genna gang payments and alien distillers arrested. Thousands of gallons of alcohol confiscated, and weapons seized. State's Attorney Crowe and Chief Colling vowed a war on gang rule following the killings of four officers in one week and the fatal gun battle that claimed Herold Olson and Charles Walsh.
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Chicago
Nineteenth Ward
Genna Brothers
Genna
Crowe
Colling
Herold Olson
Charles B. Walsh
Mike Genna
Gennas
Moors Take Bibane After Final Assault
French garrison of Bibane, a ger vent and 75 men, was wiped out as Moors retook the fortress after a brutal assault. Colonel Kreydenberg and General Columbat led efforts to relieve the post, which fell amid renewed tribal attacks and was burned after capture.
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Bibane
Madrid
I Ttlhans
Kreydenberg
Columbat
King of Zulus Insults the Prince of Wales
London report says Solomon, king of the Zulu nation, allegedly insulted the Prince of Wales by refusing a royal salute at a pow wow in Mschowe Eschowe. The British government in South Africa is examining the incident for possible reprimand and a heavy fine.
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London
Prince of Wales
Solomon
Mschowe
Eschowe
President Coolidge Guard Camp Established at Swampscott
Swampscott selects six men to form a marine guard detail for President Coolidge. Capt. W. P. Air, United States Marine Corps, arrived from Camp Quantico Virginia to establish the marine camp for the summer security.
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Swampscott
Miss
W. P
Air
United States Marine, Corps
Quantico
Virginia
Marine
President Coolidge
Real Estate Transfers Listed For 1988 District
Deeds recorded show transfers from Rose C Sampson to Peter Bly Sr in a 7 B Diemers second addition Rad area valued at 350 dollars. Sophronia Long transfers to A R Gilbert for a specified quarter section. J H E Bunt to Ws W Johnson partial sections 8 and 7 in block 3e with transfers noted in the docket.
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Deeds Rose C. Sampson
Peter P. Bly Sr
B. D. Wiemers
Sophronia Long
A. R. Gilbert
Local Land Transfers and Sheriff Sale Notice
Property transfers include Stewart to Andrews with 7- il 25W 44SW-35-SESE-34 and others, plus a sheriff sale: G L Luglan to Wm Whistier and related parcels. Also R R Clampitt announces entry of thirteen purebred milking shorthorns for the Iowa State Fair names Supreme Batchelder British Emblem Supremacy Batchelder Edgewood Mariner Florabella Edgewood Nillie Primrose Royal Batchelder Miss Nancy Ellen's Daisy Abbie Batchelder 2nd and Lady Ashwood and Red Wing.
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Deeds R. HH. Stewart
L. A. Andrews
R. C. Racine
J. M. Cooper
Christ. Johnson
Andrea Johnson
J. IM Wirds
Supreme Batchelder
British Emblem
Supremacy Batchelder
Edgewood Mariner
Florabella Edgewood Nillie
Primrose
Royal Batchelder
Miss Nancy
Ellen
Daisy
Abbie Batchelder
Lady Ashwood
Red Wing
Triassic rocks and air safety drive Brisbanes column
Arthur Brisbane presents a mixed column attacking evolution denial by Straton, noting historic Protestant figures opposed to Copernican ideas, and lampoons editors, aviation progress, and population questions. He questions rock ages, praises country editors, and ends with a musing about global population growth and hypothetical checks on calamities.
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Tipton
Fairview
Flint
Michigan
M. Auto Company
Eldora, Iowa
Bertha Hoffman
C. G. Wiemer
Elmer
Earl Hoffman
P. J. Hoffman
Bertha
Walter Hoffman
Moberly
Missouri
Miriam Hake
Peoria
Robert HE. Crowe
William D. Shepherd
Billy” McClintock
U. S
King of
Blue Diamond Hastern
Kentucky
Pocahontas
Moser Lumber Co
G. L. Luglan
Wm. Whistier
Arlington National Cemetery
Wm. Jennings Bryan
Admiral Dewey
National Cathedral
Potomac
Arthur Brisbane
Luther
Calvin
Bryan
Dr. Straton
New York State
Darwin
Watson Davis
Martin Luther
Galileo
Igalvin
Copernicus
John
Wesley
Howard Mance
China
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