Windmill and Fence Dispute Highlight Late Summer Rural News
Gusts of small town life unfold as Gus Raston erects a walnut wind mill for Mrs. Frank Rippeston while Frank Merlin of Hickory Grove builds a new barn and a fence dispute escalates with a surveyor and quick fence removal. The item notes local improvements and a cautionary health tip about bilious attacks and a practical remedy.
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Gus Raston
Frank Rippeston
Frank Merlin
Hickory Grove
Frank
Tanlac Restores Man After Two Years of Rheumatism
Edward Canute of North Minneapolis says Tanlac freed him from two years of rheumatism. He reports immediate pain relief after starting the treatment and credits the medicine with restored strength and ability to return to his old job. Tanlac is sold in Maquoketa Miles Bellevue Lamotte and Andrew by local agents.
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Taniac
Edward Canute
Girardvenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Maquoketa
Broxam & Hinckley
Miles
Chas
J_ Denick
Bellevue
F. J Ragatz
Aml
Lamotte
Nick Hingtgen
Andrew
H. A. Dandel
Remarkable Cancer Book by Dr Johnson Hits Kansas City
Dr C A Johnson eminent cancer specialist published a non surgical treatment book claimed to reveal cancer truths. Based at a Kansas City laboratory he offers external applications and internal remedies to purify blood. Free copies are mailed to sufferers on request to Dr O A Johnson Suite 528 132 Main St Kansas City Mo 95 3 T
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C. A. Johnson
Johnson
Kansas City
The Lone Wolf's Daughter Dazzles In San Francisco Bay Scene
Thomas Holding plays Roger Karslake in J Parker Read Jr. The Lone Wolf's Daughter with Louise Glaum, based on Louis Joseph Vance, at New Orpheum Theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Holding endures a dramatic underwater plunge and a fiery rescue sequence that tests his stamina and screen presence.
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Thomas Holding
Vance
Thomas Halding
Roger Karslake
J. Parker Read Jr
Louise
Glaum
Louis Joseph Vance
Orpheum Theatre
Holding
Hodkinson
San Francisco Bay
Halding
Advertising as the driving force of local business
The column argues advertising signals a merchant’s credibility and drives sales. It compares persistent ads to a snowball, notes readers seek practical bargains, and questions a storekeeper who spends on ads without clear sales results. It ends by asking what this implies for advertising effectiveness.
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Kingsley
Axso
Advertising yields long term goodwill and steady gains
The excerpt argues that advertising is not a waste when used persistently. It notes only a few immediate buyers but many may need the article later after seeing the ad. Continuous ads build goodwill and prestige, stamping the store name in minds and gradually increasing business volume.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Concert Orchestra
J. F. Galuska
J Parker
Louise Glaum
the Lone Wolf
Oas Honkinson
Emeline
Busness
AKONETY \y USAO
Indiana
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Auto Sales CO
Ty Tods
Staack &Luckiesh
Aberdeen Angus
Ivan Banks
Maquoketa, Iowa
Maia “Nasby
Nasby
Tania
Decker Oil Company
Decker
Decker Oil
Fletcher
Blessing’s Grocery
Li Meatlensen Dry Goods
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