Tanlac touted as work by Burlington man
Tom Navin, longtime employee at Produce Company, praises Tanlac for relief after eighteen months of indigestion kidney problems and nerves. He describes steady improvement, weight gain, and renewed strength, crediting the medicine with restoring appetite and eliminating back and kidney pain. He notes Tanlac is sold in Maquoketa, Miles, Bellevue, Lamotte, and other towns. Also mentions military memorial notices and a call for the next of kin to submit names by February first.
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Tom
Laws m and Produce Company
Market Street
Burlington
Tanlae
Tarlac
Solld
Maquoketa
Broxam
Hinckley
Miles
Chas. J. Denick
Bellevue
F. J. Auguiz
Lamotte
Nick A. Hingtgen
Public unrest blamed on railroad politics agenda
A fragmented excerpt accuses railroad interests and Republican leaders of stirring discontent to undermine the current administration. The text asserts concealed motives behind railway policy and party power maneuvers, claiming a long-standing struggle over national control and demoralization.
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Zen
Allm
Yorke
Congress
Public promises falter in wartime United States politics
A critical column laments broken guarantees from both parties as real peace, lower living costs, and swift postwar relief remain distant. The writer accuses Republicans of political grandstanding that burden the public and hinder the administration, asserting the people bear the consequences.
Memorial diplomas for World War I dead
The nearest kin of all Maquoketa and area Americans who died in World War I may obtain memorial diplomas issued by the French government and signed by President Ray Poincare through the local American Legion post.
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France
Ray
Jaond ‘Poincaire
Maquoketa
Locel
Rescue Work At Mississippi River Stations Boosts Fish Returns
The United States Bureau reports ongoing yearly success in fish rescue along the upper Mississippi. Operations remove fish from land and restore them to rivers, lakes, sloughs and bayous. Since the 1890s, millions of fish have been saved, benefiting commercial and sport fishermen. In the recent season about 65,000,000 were rescued, with station crews at Bellevue among the best equipped.
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States Bureau of N Vne
Prescots
Wis
Nereh
Bellevue
Belle
New Iowa plan cuts college entry barriers
State Board of Education considers new admission plan from 1919. High school graduates without entrance exams may enter the State University of Iowa Iowa State College and Iowa State Teachers College based on prepared coursework. Plan aims to raise transfer numbers while preserving standards and aiding flexible paths to higher education.
New Board Formed Links High Schools and State Colleges
A new law enables graduates to enter college immediately after high school completion. Reports from all high schools will be sent to the State Institutions on Higher Education through the Board on Secondary Relations. The board, consisting of registrars from three state institutions and an executive officer, will oversee college readiness and relations among schools and institutions. The current board members include Registrar E. Dereas of the State University of Igwa, with the office in Des Moines under the State Board of Education.
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Setondery
Tim
Stete
Dereas
State University of Igwa
Laccative
State Board of Education
Des Moines
Preston Property Shifts Amid Local Deals
Preston property changes hands with Schwartz’s blacksmith shop near the Congregational church sold to Wisconsin Co. agent Mr Hunter. Hunter also transfers Schwartz shop to Morris of Mequoketa for cash. Morris and his wife plan permanent residence here and a new repair shop at the old mill corner with modern machinery.
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Preston
Schwartz
Congregational Church
Hunter
Wisconsin, Co
Schwirtz
Dathur Morris
Mequoketa
Morris
Hig
Schurtz
Preston Times
Railroads Return to Private Ownership Rule
President Wilson announces official move to privatize railroads on March 1. The express companies will revert to private owners on the same date. The ruling ends a long controversy and signals a return to normal activities as the public awaits further steps.
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Iar
Wilson
Health Advice From Doctors on Phosphates and Iron
Readers are urged by leading doctors to maintain iron and phosphate levels to feel young and stay healthy. The ad claims many women age prematurely due to fatigue and nerve strain caused by low phosphate and iron, and promises rejuvenation through proper nutrition and supplements.
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Thirny
Tanahi
Siapis
Mabies Min
Fire destroys Marshalltown Times-Republican plant
Fire of unknown origin wiped out the Times-Republican plant in Marshalltown early last Wednesday. The paper was printed on city presses, plans to rebuild are in motion, and the loss is estimated at 59006.
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Marshalltown
Republican
Times-Republican
Ar-City
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