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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
6
Preston residents report visitors and departures including Mrs. Louis Krumvidde from DeSmet South Dakota and Leone Brammerle RN visiting relatives. Local real estate activity notes farms sold near Bucher and Lorezen, with Stretser obtaining Studebaker Six and Miss Ruth Heitt visiting Waterloo.
Lewis W. Stevens of Des Moines Iowa says Tanlac relieved his stomach cramps rheumatism and insomnia after a decade of illness. He reports weight gain restored energy and sleep and notes the medicine is sold in Maquoketa Miles Ragatz LaMotte Andrew Monmouth and nearby towns.
Miss Hattie VanPatten of Cedar Rapids enjoyed a picnic dinner Wednesday afternoon calling on friends. Jerome Favram and family of Jackson Michigan and Alonzo Favrati visited relatives Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Joe Do’s home last week with plans to invite new contestants. Milton Sagers and family moved Saturday to their new home purchased from C A Menold. G A Menold and Crabb discussed a modern light plant project in Independence. H R Miller plans to remain in town. Ray Propst killed a 14 pound badger Saturday night. Chas Yarders mourning the death of their infant. funeral held Monday at Canton. Ladies Aid ice cream social planned for Park Kiw i Saturday. J W Allen and son Dwight visited relatives. Mrs Martha J Bristol stayed longer. Mel and Gene Hamilton visited Clinton. A L Kent spent Sunday in Chicago. Miss Bess Fritz returned Monday from Hastings Iowa to visit Mrs Ethel Parier.
Readers are assured of a cure for catarrh with Sail's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. The advertisement promises to strengthen the blood and system to overcome the disease and offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case cured. Proprietors express faith in the medicine and list Toledo Ohio as the contact location.
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