Endowment and Jubilee at Upper Iowa University Mayotte
Upper Iowa University at Mayotte reports a raised endowment fund of 160000 celebrated with a jubilee. Notes mention a farmer Frank Taylor near Oakley who died by poisoning on June 20. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it would have saved a $100 doctor bill. Greene County Telephone plans underground cable in Jefferson. Fremont County Teachers Institute closes its 1908 session at Sidney with 146 total enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Iowa University At
Mayotte
Chamberlain
R. N. Parrar
Cat Island
W. D. Wilson
Fremont County Teachers Institute
Sidney
Life saved by Chamberlain's remedy cures dysentery
A four year old in Carbon Hill Alabama recovered from a severe dysentery attack after two doctors gave up. The mother credited Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life, advising castor oil per directions. The ad also promotes the product via W D Wilson and mentions other local items and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William H. Stroling
Carbon Hill
Ala
W. D. Wilson
Arnica Salve Endorsed and Ice Plant On The Way
J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve claiming it is the best in the world and that it cured a felon on his thumb and heals all sores. The ad notes the drug store price of 260 and mentions an ice plant being built at Villisea enabling residents to make ice at home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Electric Bitters
Mr. Harden
C. S. Royce
Bucklen
J. W. Jenkins
Chapel Hill
N.C
Villisea
Jim
Langford
Jesse Black
Johnson
Mary
Jess
Black
Paul
Baker
New Life Pills Praised by Harrisville Reader
A Harrisville resident, A. A. Felton, extols Dr. King’s New Life Pills as the exact remedy for constipation and biliousness, noting relief with no discomfort and urging readers to buy at Royce’s drug store. Surveyors begin a preliminary check for the Red Oak and Northeastern Electric rail project nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Mra. I. R. Pierson
Auburn Centre
C. S. Royce’s
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
Royce
Red Oak
Northeastern Electric Rail
Three Bars romance ends with Mary and Langford
In a frontier tale set at the Lazy 8 and Three Bars ranches, Langford gains leadership after Jim Munson dies in a dramatic pursuit of Jesse Black. Mary, once entangled in a past romance, accepts Langford as her future husband and new mistress as the community toasts their union and the ranch’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Earth
Langford
Black
Hach
Boss
Mary
Lvely
George Willston
Paul Langford
Paul
Kemah
Three Bara Trail
Louise
Jim Munson
Lfe
Party at the Lazy S Housewarming at Lazy 5
Mary and Louise discuss the Lazy 5 ranch housewarming as guests arrive for a county gathering. Louise frets about kitchen duties under Mrs White while Mary contemplates the bigger celebration and changes at the homestead, with George Williston prospering after hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Paul Langford
George Williston
Louise
Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Taylor
Oakley
Greene County Telephone Company
Jefferson
Bert Piper
Farragut
Coin Post Office
Northboro
Red Oaks
Mighty
Creston
Epworth League
W. H. Cable
Cherrily
Williston
Sade
Nebraska Masonic Home
Plattsmouth
John C. Hunt
Blanchard
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
Liendange
Oeal
Chichester
Eaertwiere
First National Bank
Malvern, Iowa
J. R. Scott
Malvern, Lowa
J. C. Laird
Bank of Malvern
Boudinot
Iowa
D E
Whitfield
Utoorne Tata
Malvern
Mulholland
Fair Grounds
W. J. Wilson
John Moore
OM Shaw
Elm St
Hills County Abstract Company
Glenwood
T.j.stebbins & Son
Cadwall
Renson
Green Bay
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