Vinol touted for strength in elderly Greenville ad
An 81 year old Greenville resident praises Vinol for restoring strength appetite and reducing nerves. The ad claims Vinol builds tissue and blood via cod liver elements and tonic iron, aiding old people delicate children and run down conditions. A.J. Ironmonger, Druggist, offers money back if no benefit.
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Greenville
S.C
A.J. Ironmonge
Disappearance and Death of W. D. Patty at Davenport
The body of W. D. Patty former cashier of the Oneida State Bank was found January 10 1915 in his Kimball house room in Davenport. A coroner ruled death likely from apoplexy after a prior stroke, with no poison or violence detected. He registered under the alias Smith and friends learned his true name from a hotel note directing notice to family in Oneida. He left a $40 sum and is survived by his wife and four daughters, with services in Galva.
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W. D. Patty
Oneida State Bank
Kimball House
Davenport
Mr. Patty
Patty
W. L. Smith
Oneida
Frank Stephenson
J. F. Epperson
Ebc Kelly
Nekor1a
Pau*y
Seagei
At James
Chicago
St. James
Whimba House
Smith
A. Enkivina
Minneapoli
Wiley
Utica
Stephenson
H Jeffs
Dayenport
Oneida- Bank
Galva
L. M. Yokum_ Co. bank
Pitty
Knights ‘of
Wesley D- Patty
bMr
David Patty
Nekoma
Altona
Til
Lt.m. Yokum Co
Carrie Williams
Henry
Knights Sof. Pything
Aeets
Kakima
Minneapolis
Margaret
Cindys
Julia
Ainter
Dan-Riner
Moslander
Yates “City
Joseph J .G. “Luther
Brockton
Mass
Cicero Phelps
John Botham
Miloe
I Botham
Joe”’ Luther
Eliza Jane Sylveser
Nellie
Dallas County
Iowa
Adel
Luther
Dingwell
BE. W. Dingwwll
Wilbur
Woman's Club
The
Eastern Star
Christian Church
hWusband
Martin
Des Moines
Moessrs
Earle D Killam
Morris Simcoke
Lloyd Roberts
Walter Bonnewell
Oakdale
Nellie A Luther
Milo
Bureau County
Illinois
Drake University
Stuart
Valley Junction
Hampshire hogs dominate early 1900s breed history and growth
In 1904 the Hampshire breed sought national recognition and gained show admittance at the International Live Stock Show and the St Louis World's Fair. The Hampshire records noted 53 pedigrees, with most from John Goodwine and E C Stone. By 1914 a history of rapid expansion is cited, with over 10,000 active participants and hundreds of large ranches producing for pork markets.
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James Wilson
Hampshire
Hampshires
Ballard
Marion
Ind
Columbiana Ranch
Eldred
Courteous Treatment of Lacon Passenger
A Lacon man commends a Chicago to Denver train crew for courteous care of an invalid passenger’s mother. The letter from F. EK Wilson, published in the Lacon Home Journal, praises the dining car steward and train staff for attention and a second stop at Sparland for unloading.
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Waimea Cowles
Peoria
Ital
Cowles
Denver
A- Lacon
Lacon Home’ Journal
Chicago
F. EK
Wilson
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