Chamberlain Gough Remedy Promoted by Kirkeville Merchant
Chamberlain's Gough Remedy praised by W S Tilham of Kirkeville as a leading cure for coughs and croup. He notes more than twenty years of use, calling it the preferred remedy for great troubles and recommending it to mothers. Sold by N G O Coad.
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Chamberlain
Gough
W.s.tilham
Merchant
Kirkeville
N. G. O Coad
Railroads urged to market safety over speed in train ads
Sioux City Journal cites a Goon suggestion urging railroads to promote safety rather than speed. Attorneys for western lines brace for action from Washington as federal law limits cattle in corn to 28 hours, after which they must be exercised fed and watered. Agriculture officials say many roads ignored the rule, with one line facing seventy two violations and a maximum fine of 200 each.
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Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt Favored by Iowa and Minnesota Polls for President
A poll across Iowa shows Roosevelt as the leading choice for president with La Follette as a strong second. Minnesota and other states echo the sentiment, praising Roosevelt for independence from corporate influence and La Follette as a steadfast defender of the people and a square deal advocate. If Roosevelt rejects another term, La Follette would be his successor under the current administration.
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Iowa
Roosevelt
la Follette
Minnesota
la Vollette
Senate
LaFollette
Legislature delays primary law vote to next Monday
The legislature postponed action on the primary law to next Monday through a coalition of conservatives and Democrats. In the house Senator Kimbel opposed postponement while Representative Morrin faces a tough reelection with a primary law in effect. 80 members supported the move.
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Kimbel
Morrin
Ambition for the Enemy and Rail Rate Debates
A broad critique links political maneuvering over nomination rules to the push for a majority clause in convention selection and cites rail rate disputes. It notes comments from the Sioux City Tribune on Gov. Cummins, lobby efforts aimed at the governor, Cortelyou’s financial power, and Aldrich’s currency bill, while reflecting on newspaper motives and the role of ads in local papers.
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Sioux City Journal
General Assembly
Cleveland
Tredawry
Thas
Wall Street
Treasury
Morgan
Washington
Cortelyou
Aldrich
Mr. Cortelyou
Banka
Po Not Growd the Season
Spring brings outdoor joy and a cold spell follows. The piece urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia and claims it is safe for children and pleasant to take. Sold by Dr. N G 0 Coad.
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Prip
Chamberlain
Sioux County Farmers Institute Announces Premiums
The Sioux County Farmers Institute in Hall invites entries for oat, corn, barley, and wheat trials using seed treated with formalin to curb smut. Cash premiums total across categories include top oats yield from a five acre plot, boy and girl contests, and cooking and sewing awards for women and girls. Premiums awarded at the next institute session.
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Farmer Boys of Sioux Co
Sioux County Farmers” Institute
Hall
Iowa
Sioux County
Sioux ‘County
Notice in Probate Co Wao Iowa April 2nd 2 PM
Notice to all heirs and interested persons to appear at the Orange City Iowa courthouse for probate of the last will and testament of William Postament a Fitth PeeREN living in Cay tw, Iowa. Attend to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Dated at the District Court office March 1.
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Orange City
Sons County
Towa
Orlock
Jill Town election notice for two council seats
Qualified electors of Jill Town will vote Monday March 63th at the town council room to elect two town councilmen for full and partial terms succeeding Jacol Gorzeman and Rud Stensvan. Polls open from early morning until early evening.
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Jill
Sicreed
Jacol Gorzeman
Rud Stensvan
Pais
Dyn Resupply Offers Stationery at Low Prices
When stationery runs out, Dyn provides resupply and promises work that satisfies at the lowest possible prices. Emphasis on workmanship and material quality. service offered for your next order.
Reward Offered for Land Deals in Texas Panhandle
A handwritten ad offers 1824.00 cash or travel expenses to Dalhart Texas for anyone who investigates land prices and proves similar land can be bought cheaper than advertised. It warns against unscrupulous real estate firms quoting Tes asa parcels at 4.00 to 7.00 per acre and urges caution in the Panhandle market.
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Dalhart
Texas
Tesasa
Panhandle
Sawyar
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