Women Who Are Always Tired
Swan Creek Michigan and Hebron Maine women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for restoring health and energy. They report improved appetite and strength, crediting the remedies with curing fatigue and female weakness. Letters note confidential, woman-to-woman advice and personal recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Creek
Mich
Lydia E. Pinksham
Annie Cameron
R.F D
No. 1
Swan Creek, Michigan
Hebron
Lydia E. Pinkham
Craries Rowe
Kennebago
Maine
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
For Sale Wants Adlets on Main Street Residence
Classified notice lists seven want ads for a residence on Main street belonging to the late Robert Horr. Inquiries directed to Miss Emma Horr or New Farmers State Bank of Mason City. Also advertises fresh mill feed including cracked corn and hotny feed from J Howard Williams Henry OL, phone 268 blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Horr
Main Street
Emma Horr
New Farmers State Bank of
Mason City
Dot
J. Howard Williams
Henry
W C T U Meeting Highlights White Ribbon Day
The Republican reports a WCTU meeting at M E church on Aug 17 with Mrs Wilde presiding. Mary Allen West biographical sketch honors her as a temperance pioneer. notes on her birthplace Log City Illinois, Knox College grad, and leadership in temperance causes in the U S and Japan. Also mentions Brunswick-Balke Collender Co exiting saloon fixture production and Cleveland taking possession of lakefront land amid rail line disputes.
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Who T U
M. E
Wilde
National
Woman's Christian Temperance
Nion
Mary Allen West
Mie
J A Willams
W C T Cl
J E Mercer
Illinois
New York
Log City
Kkuoa County
Knox College
Galesburg Tugh
Tfe
Illing
Miss West
WCFIL
Schools of
International Wres Association
California
Washington
Oregon
Japan
Tokio
University of Vermont
Rev
Mr. Winn
warnaunt_whessea
Bella Evans
Press Cor
Fishermen Salute Dunne On Statewide Fish Stocking Plan
A special interview lauds Governor Dunne and the fish and game commission for stocking public rivers with bass, perch, sunfish, crappie, catfish, and trout. Within two years most counties will have abundant fishing, aided by a fish car to transport stock from hatcheries and rescue stations. The program also aims to reduce costs for locals and curb water pollution while expanding wardens and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
Fish and Game Commission
Illinois
Commission
Ame Commission
Pcope
Thes
J M Entwistle
Havana
Sardens
Disastrous Fire Destroys Hodges Granary and More
A severe blaze hit Otis Hodges home on the Edwin Ferris farm near Bradford, Stark County, after gas engine fire spread from stored oats. Neighbors and townsfolk rushed to help but the granary and its contents, including 3500 bushels of oats and substantial corn, were heavily damaged. The house and barn escaped major destruction, with insured properties affected and community sympathy extended. Additional notices from Marshall County court and executors appear in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Republican
Otis Hodges
Edwin Ferris
Saratoga Township
Stark County
Bradford
Ben
Hodges
Tus Les
Mary Etscheid
Mary Bischeid
Peter Etscheid
Fred W. Potter
Hannah L. Bidwell
County of
Marshall
State of Illinois
Marshall County
Illinois
L Lacon
Seamet Ladesville
Qinois Valley Highway Meeting Plans Set
Robert W. Thompson of the LaSalle Commercial club met in Peoria with local booster leaders to discuss Illinois Valley highway construction. A La Salle gathering is planned for Thursday evening Sept 16, and a path finding tour by Peoria and Joliet businessmen will travel Sept 2 from Peoria visiting Mossville Rome Calic othe Henry and other points to meet at La Salle at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Thompson
LaSalle Commercial Club
Peoria
Kansas City
la Salle
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a cheap simple remedy for coughs colds bronchial and lung ailments. It urges one fourth to one teaspoonful doses and prompts readers to visit a druggist today for relief and cure. The notice appears in The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Salt for threshed oats and new county records plan
County Treasurer William Patterson of Pontiac urges farmers to try Bee on Tee ipa salt in threshed oats to deter spoiling and rust. he claims 10,000 bushels can benefit 2 to 3 cents per damp bushel. A new law shifts birth and death record duties to county clerks and state health reporting, centralizing files in the county clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pennsylvania
New York, Central
Baker
States Suprémé Court
William A. Patterson
Pontiac
State Board
Couty
Board of Health
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Gerry V. Stibgen
Chicago
W. H. Jones
Swedenborgian Church
Grover Kirby
Camp Hotel
W. A. Smith
Sparland
EL Linois
Farm Loan Investments
Rand
Thompson
WPOW
Thompson Farm Loans Lagoon
Dolinots, Ent. 1864
Tro
A. J. Ironmonger
W.C. T. U. Meeting
J. M. Entwistle
County of Marshall
Herriet QO Peck
de Bonnon
Millient O Peck
Isaac E Stansell
J E Stansell
Circuit Court
Harriet O Peck
de Bonis
Millicent QO Peck
Isaac [ Stansel
Saac FE Stansell
Lacon
Harriet QO Peck
Millicent O Peck
W L. Wescott
A G Crawford
Fred W Potter
Mingis
Chester Bidwell
Dad
Rexall Store
Rexall
First National Bank
M. Jones
W. S. Harrison
J. le Jones
W . Harrison
George McGuligh
Serraves
C. M. Jones, BH. G. Cromwell
J. L. Jones, G. P. Garrell
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