Worth Weight IX Gold to This Man
A testimonial from J.C. Marehall in Burlington credits Tanlacs with restoring health and appetite after years of weight loss and fatigue. He reports rapid improvement after starting the remedy, noting better sleep, energy, and ability to work, and declares it worth its weight in gold. Sold in multiple towns including Mamiettes, Monmouth, and Lamotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlee
Theers
Mamietets
Broxamt & Hinckley
Miles
Chas
J. Derick
Bellevue
F. J. Pegers
Lamotte
Nick A. Hing
Andrew
H. & Baud
R. “Miller
Monmouth
Iowa
Hurstelle Produce Con
Dance Night Trouble Supposed After Cranes Event
Quiet dance night by the crane crowd ended with disturbances on the streets. Reported heavy drinking among visitors led to disorder and damage including shirt pieces snapped at telephone poles. Locals credit local youths for keeping trouble minimal and blame outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlette
Oi Produces Life's Necessaries in Coal Age Light
Keen asserts that all essential needs of human life may be supplied through petroleum products directly or indirectly except for water ice drinks and air, as discussed in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen
Lightning Slays 28 Cattle on Kempthorne Farm in Iowa
A severe thunderstorm killed twenty eight black Poland cattle on George Eustice’s Kempthorne farm southeast of Hampton Iowa. The two year olds were found scattered across open ground away from fences and trees, with cattle insured at about $100 per head. The事件 resembled mole work in torn ground near the pasture. investigators noted no objects nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eustice
Kempthrone
Hampton
Iowa
Peddler Demonstration Draws Curious Door Visit
A fragmented note recalls a Monday doorstep encounter with a traveling vendor. The vendor demonstrated warts and a purchased item, while a family member and a neighbor seem puzzled by an absent wife and a rushed farewell as lingering questions remain about the scene.
Camp Dodge to Be Abandoned Under War Department Order
War Department orders move the Fourth Division from Camp Dodge Iowa to Camp Lewis Washington and abandon Camp Dodge. Land remains government property with caretakers likely for now while policy is decided. General Babbit notes a likely delay before final disposition and possible retention of nearby sites as a training camp.
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War Department
United States Army
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Maqnaketa
Camp Lewis
Wash
Bakbit
Lewis
Babit
Babbit
Universel Military
Unon
Nedge
Henna Hair Paste Stains Homes in Windy Weather
A garbled report describes henna paste staining hair and hands during a windy day. It mentions a mixture of henna and indigo for coloring hair and skin, and notes how the paste coated walls and fingers while drying.
New $206000 Pavilion Opens At State Fair Cattle Show
The 1920 state fair grounds unveil a large new cattle pavilion costing about 206000 dollars. The barn will house up to 2000 cattle under one roof with a 1000 seat pavilion area and integrated dining, offices, sleeping quarters, and utilities. Architects call it among the largest sale grounds buildings, with modern electric lighting and running water.
Women Driven Effort Shapes State Fair Exhibits
A women’s department at the state fair features health contests cooking demonstrations and displays. A committee of mothers housewives and seniors from various districts has crafted the program for September 25 to September 30 as part of the fair.
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Inne
Down
Religious Belief About Dove in Norther Euripe
A garbled report contends about religious belief, linking a dove to sorrow and relief. It references several unnamed groups and a Church of Christ, with fragmented phrases about testing, redemption, and alleviating suffering amid pervasive uncertainty.
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Norther
Fragmented Family Visit Disrupts Plans in Ohio town
An unclear report describes visiting relatives causing disruptions and leaving little time for the next day. It mentions a site in Ohio and a person named Juan, with minimal readable context about the event or its outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sant
Serckes
Ohio
Juan Poez
Regge Withers Greek Girls Omitted Details
Fragmented OCR text describes Greek girls and early events with unclear wording. The piece mentions withered figures, a block, and a boyish or driving theme amid obscure names. The readable elements suggest a mysterious scene but lack coherent narrative or specifics.
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Uus
Largest Membership
The French Legion of Honor has a much larger membership than any other grumiticot order.
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French Legion of Honor
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J.C. Marehell
Yeers— S. Fine
Tare
Taling Marshall
Kester Henry
Marshal
Altogath
Edison
Edison Laboratories
Thomas A. Edison
Snow White Pharmacy
Margaret Cunningham
John Cunningham
Tobuque
Fentress Lake
Jorseph Vandermullen
Jo Daviess County
Awhen’ Vandermullen
Midhuige Cunningham
Lake
Theody
Ayas
Joseph
Chicas Ameria
Maquoketa
American Legion
Oldsmobile
Elmer Rempel Dealer
East Pleasant Street
Low Tee
W.L. Keck
Levi Keck & Low, Loan & Abetrac
Magnoketa
F. HL Keck
F_E. Thomas
Farr & Thomas Attorneys
Tackson County Abstract Co
Court House
Tawa
Frank D. Kelsey
Cook Block
Laws
John C. Gregory
Tor WG. Gregory
C.L. Ely County
Lawtta, Towa
ELY &G Attorney Baquoke
Jackson State Savings Bank
A. W- Sokol
Cook
Maquekala
F. J. Swift
Main and Platt Sts
Raab Brothers
Traina
Ordera
S Main
Japan
Chris Aod
Fecus Tepararvens
Tedia
Rome
R. Sou
Eck
Sprat
Cotes Blewxen
Toto
Bee Jack Sprat
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