Stock Food Dealers Booked for Trouble in Iowa
Iowa officials move to curb unlicensed stock food makers as Lee County court narrows loopholes. State Dairy Commissioner Barney says licenses will raise $7,500 to $10,000 annually, with 75 to 100 manufacturers affected. Inspectors will seize unlicensed products and sample stock foods to ensure proper categorization.
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Iowa
Atery Dairy and Food Commission
LH MW
Barney
State Dairy
Raed
Chi Lowaditions
Handiliis
Manu Treuitts
Bev Moines
Lee County
Anite
Lee Varty
Lo IL
Advert for Davenport land sales and crop prospects
In Mississippi land offer, 310.00 an acre for growing potatoes cabbage and other truck with early market opportunities. Claims $420 per acre formerly for truck and promises payment plans. Contact SMHSH, HYNES & WATTS at Davenport offices, telephone numbers 202, 204-202 Putnam Building.
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Mississippi
SMHSH
Hynes & Watts
Sin
Davenport
Putnam Building
Kincaids Improves at Bellevue Hospital
Charles Kincaid well known iron contractor shows consistent improvement after being injured two weeks ago by a broken cable. He remains at Bellevue hospital with a compound fracture in the right arm. No symptoms of affection have developed and the limb is improving rapidly given the injury's gravity.
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Charles Kincaid
Tfo
Bellevue Hospital
Stock car blaze at Sheffield claims Kalona man
Victim Thomas Adams of Kalona dies from injuries after a stock car fire that destroyed their herd at Sheffield. His widow and a 10-year-old son survive. Samuel Williamson, injured, and his cousin Ralph Williamson assist, while railroad workers rescue others. A second note reports Joseph Dvorak fined for blackmail and bootlegging. Additional items describe a wreck near Keokuk injuring Joseph Miller and plans for a Masonic Temple in Kalona.
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Iowa City
Dee
Spetia
Thomas Adame
Sheffield
Kalona
Samuel Williamson
Wiliamson
Town
Ralph C. Williamson
Davenport
la Salle
Willamson
Adams
Joseph Dvorak
May
Howell
Fairall
S. H. Pairall
Will James
Bert Smith
Hig Feliew
Rock Island Railway Company
William Tyndall
West Liberty
Joseph Miller
Laws City Council
Teading Livestonk
Keokuk
St. Louis
Miller
Masonic Temple
Townley
Masonic Temple Association
Franklin Bo Mlerball
Romney-st- Law
United States
Nowell
John Bowman
Iowa University
New York
Carnegie Foundation
Lst
J. la. Guiln
Eckman’s Alterative for Throat and Lung Troubles
A historical testimonial advert describes Eckman’s Alterative touted as a remedy for consumption and la grippe progressing to tuberculosis. It quotes patients and a pastor praising symptom relief, appetite return, and weight gain after taking the product. The ad urges readers to request a booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory for evidence.
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Eckman
Rochester
N. X
Cowles
Nus
J. Cowles
Brashterlun Church
Eckimon
Announcement of an important Vine event and Pearson meeting note
A fragmentary report notes an impending announcement connected to a professor of political economy and philosophy and mentions a Tragedy in Clinton Iowa where Freeman died. It references President Pearson of Ames and Carnegie Foundation business, with survivors in Chicago and Marengo. The text is incomplete and local names appear garbled.
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Pearson
Ames
New York
Carnegie Foundation
Amy Obner
Cantata Planned by United Brethren Youth
The United Brethren church youth prepare a cantata titled Santa's Joy Factory to be presented the evening of December 26. About 170 young people participate under a committee including Mrs. Charlotte Hare and others. No admission fee, but a voluntary collection. A treat for each attendee is promised to help encourage attendance.
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Santa's Joy Factory
United Brethren Church
Charlotte Hare
Bessie Girlette
B. R. Mc Corkle
Pearl O'Haver
Muay Iry
Misa Winifred Giesler
Muscatine Visitors And Local Calls Reported
Mr and Mrs B F Swickard returned from Muscatine after a short visit. Emmet Poole and son Harry were Muscatine business callers. Arvin Albright visited relatives. Miss Florence McDonald shopped and visited in Muscatine. Hugh Zybarth conducted business in Muscatine. Mrs J W Lewis returned from a Muscatine visit. Burton Reynolds returned home to West Liberty. Martin Hamilton returned from Muscatine after business. Mrs Ed Pratt and Vida shopped in Muscatine. Ray Hendricks of West Liberty visited locals early in the week.
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Arvin Albright
Muscaved
J. E. Hesser
Florence McDonald
Muscatine
Hugh Zybarth
J. W. Lewis
Burton Reynolds
Wast Liberty
Martin Hamilton
Pratt
Vida
Ray Hendricks
West Liberty
Ie League
N. Ocheltree
F. M. Brown
S. G.roberts
Dr. Graham
Rev. Park
F.M. Brown
L. McClurkin
S. Robertson
Wm. Rodineon
Bras, Co
B. Wilson
Chas. Mebl
Organizations Meet at Des Moines Today
Des Moines hosts meetings of Mile dealers County Fair managers horticulturalists and agricultural officials from across the state. The two day agenda includes proposals to unify groups under one head and to fund a state press agent to promote agriculture locally and beyond.
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Des Moines
Bec
State Horticultural Association
State Agricultural Department
Agricultural and Horticultural Associations
State’ Board of Agricature
Arthur Carey
Horticultural Department
Agricultural Department
Local Notes From Morning Sun Ta Morning Sun Item
Morning Sun notes include Teleans Momit visiting Monmouth for the winter and Burlington visitors Mrs Palmer and Mrs Lyman staying over the weekend. The courts member returns from Chicago and attended Mt Pleasant college banquet. Rev and Mrs George Blagg with children traveled to Fayetteville due to a family illness.
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Momit
Monmouth
Palmer
Lyman
Burlington
Trie Courts
Chicago
Mt. Flearant
George Blagg
Fayette
Law
Ira
Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief With Guarantee
An advertising notice touts Zemo as a guaranteed cure for itching, rash, and bleeding eczema. It claims fast relief from symptoms, leaving skin clean and smooth. Produced by BE W. Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis and sold nationwide, with pricing for large and trial bottles and local Henderson Drug Co. as seller.
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Zemo
Sinka
Be, W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Henderson Drug Co
Don’t You Believe It Cure Ad Brags for Pills
An old advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Tablets cure chronic constipation and urges readers to try them. It claims others were cured and promotes the product as affordable at a quarter, available from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Ady
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