Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as effective for phlegm congestion throat relief and coughs. It claims safety for children, no bad after-effects, and lists prices 60c and 1.20 per bottle at druggists.
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertisement Teaser
An old time ad urges relief from biliousness and constipation with Dr Kings New Life Pills. It claims benefits for headaches sour stomach indigestion and dizziness and touts 25 cent price and easy remedy via druggists.
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Dr. King
Community Notices From Malvern and Vicinity
Local residents report visits and illnesses as influenza continues to affect area families. Mr. and Mrs. Christie hosted relatives in Council Bluffs. Hastings visitor Mrs Lookabill spent time with son B. J. Lookabill. Tabor College closes temporarily. ten dorm girls ill but improving. expect reopening next week. A surprise birthday for W. H. Clay delights neighbors. college and train accident at Tabor & Northern noted. Births announced for Jean Rearling and Walter Reeves. Rev. Peter Jacobs resigns and shifts to farm work. Presbyteral changes noted in Omaha and Randolph area farms.
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Guy Christie
Council Bluffs
Andrew Noah
J. F. Lookabill
Hastings
B. J. Lookabill
Elsie Kenney
Marion Kerney
Malvern
H. E. Mayberry
Tabor College
Fred Starr
Robert
Perry
Iowa
Starr
Jean Rearling
Walter Reeves
Tabor & Northern
Notice In Probate In Mills County Iowa 1920
Notice in probate in Mills County District Court to whom it may concern an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of Rebta C Angell late of Mills County Iowa deceased was presented opened read and filed January 28 1920 and February 28 1920 at 9 oclock a m fixed for proving said instrument at the courthouse Glenwood Iowa where objections will be heard by the court dated January 28 1920 Walter R Brown Clerk deputy Hattie M Brown deputy clerk resignation noted
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Rebta C. Angell
Mills County
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Hog Tone Endorsed by Iowa Farmers in 1919 1920 Ads
A string of letters from Iowa farmers and druggists extols Hog Tone from Avalon Farms as an effective hog conditioner and appetizer. Letters cite improved appetite, recovery from the thumps in hogs, and worm expulsion after using Hog Tone and Physic Boluses, with endorsements from Albert Shaffer Creston W B Stevens Prescott and others.
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Avalon Farms
Creston
Iowa
C.F. Bierstich
Corning
W. B. Ankeny
Prescott
Porter Drug Co
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Wall Street
Mr. Clay
Mrs. Clay
Tabor
the Heaton
Randolph
The
Enterprise
Peter Jacobs
Omaha
Parrish
W. W. Young
Mills County District
Walter 9. Brown
Clark
Cuilyumliuie Dene
Renee Ee Chas
Lee
Hattie M. Brown
Insurancé
Peek
Poland
W. Carl Wilson
John H. Nellen
Best Leader
Yours Truly, Walter Angus
H. Pence
Chas
W. H. McGinnis
East Side
Rexall
Malvern, Iowa