Reduction of Manufacturing Wastes by U S Bureau
The Division of Simplified Practice in the Commerce Department reduces product variety to curb waste and cut consumer costs. By standardizing sizes of milk bottles to nine, beds to four, and many building materials, 89 recommendations aim to raise purchasing power and lower living costs while maintaining product quality. Wisconsin contributes about 12 percent of the national butter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Plubic
Bureau
Ray M. Hudson
Commercial Standards Group
Bureau of Standards
Doctor Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief
In Monticello Illinois Dr Caldwell a long time family physician popularized a herbal laxative with pepsin as a remedy for constipation. The ads claim vast daily use with millions of bottles yearly and offer a free sample by mail to prove its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Illinois
Caldwell
Rush Medical College
Caldwells
Wilton Notes On Visits And Educational Moves
Reverend Alice McBlain sails to Des Moines for two weeks of theology summer school and fourth year exams becoming the first woman ordained in Iowa Methodist ministry. Local residents visit relatives and attend events in Ames Fairfield Muscatine Anamosa Victor Victor area with travel by car. Weather notes say corn crops look good but rain is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Nelson
William
Gretchen Coden
Helen Shuger
Florence Schiele
Ames
Iowa State College
Jennie Nelson
Ernest William Friederichsen
Marengo
E Friederichsen
Faye Stutler Kirchofer
Wichita
Kas
Wilton
E. Friederichsen
C. W. Nelson
Des Moines
Anamosa
Amanda Ficken
Frances McSwiggen
Victor
Wright Construction finishes loading cars and moves to paving project
The Wright Construction company completed loading its cars Monday and departed for Wever to start a new paving contract in Lee county. Various local residents are listed with home projects and visits, including George Dittmer building a new house on his farm, Arnold Meinert leasing the adjoining farm, and several neighbors visiting relatives or attending events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Wright Construction Company
Wever
Lee County
George Dittmer
Mr. Dittmer
Albert Korthaus
Oklahoma
R. Ehlmann
Arnold Meinert
William Lueders
Davenport
Caroline Lueders
Louis Duce
Henry Eichoof
Walcott
Arthur Kistenmacher
Bennett
Lange and Kruse
Arnold Jost
Wayne
Toronto
William Jost
John Beckett
Dar
Morning Sun Relatives Attend Meetings In June
The Women's Relief Corps met Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. H. Smith reported on the G. A. R. encampment in Cedar Rapids and plans to attend the national Denver convention in September. New initiates were Mrs. Cecil Hartmer Mrs. Bernard Wheeler and Mrs. Harold Wheeler. A slate of three new names was submitted for the next meeting led by Mrs. J. H. Kerr at Locust Grove Park. Visitors include Aden Hilleary Bayard Hilleary Stephen Plumb Aden Matson Hilleary family friends and Lincoln nurse June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Women's Relief Corps
C. H. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Denver
Cecil Hartmer
Bernard Wheeler
Harold Wheeler
J. H. Kerr
Loucust Grove Park
H. D. Cooley
Burlington
St. Frances Hospital
Ray Jackson
Archie
Vandalia
Roy Jackson
C. H. McClurkin
Stephen Plumb
Aden Matson
Wapello
H. M. Hilleary
A. J. Anderson
Omaha
Neb
Aden Wright
Pila Collins
Sue Thompson
Ethel Winter
Janet
June
Lincoln
Chicago
Evanston General Hospital
J. W. Ramer
J. H. Krider
Eva Rutt
Clone
T. C. Copeland
Charles Paxon
Winfield
Eva Krider
Harriet White
Mary Giles
Mediapolis
J. E. Kilpatrick
Paul Robb
Howard Caldwel
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
Wendel Wilson
Toolesboro
United Presbyterian Sunday School
Airplane Transport Becomes Profitable Big Airline Growth Cited
Figures from the Associated Press show 15 of 20 commercial air companies on established routes earned $2,149,111 in revenue against $2,190,427 expenses in 1925 26, with mail and express receipts soaring and passenger traffic over 34 590 carried at an average fare of 10.6 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Department of Commerce
Europe
Church meeting to arrange Children's Day program
A note says the church Saturday afternoon will gather to arrange the Children's Day program.
Oklahoma landowners to receive oil lease rents total
Oklahoma landowners are estimated to receive 20 million dollars annually from oil lease rentals. The note adds that St. Peter's at Rome features cypress doors lasting 1190 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
St. Peter's
Rome
Oakville Briefs Favor Health and Community Visits
Oakville notes report 18 year old Sam Wrykert recovering from appendectomy. Ames short course attendees include Mrs Earl Smit and daughters Pauline Lucile active in farm bureau work. Arthur Patton at Perkins hospital Iowa City shows slight improvement and may return home soon. Hazel Blake to host Golden Hour club June 27. Good Will club guests of Mrs Lee McChesney of Wapello Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Sam
George Wrykert
Ames
Earl Smit
Pauline
Lucile
Farm Bureau
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
Arthur Patton
Hazel Blake
Golden Hour Club
Good Will Club
Toolesboro
Questa
Lee McChesney
Wapello
Pyro-Chek Gum Treatment Promises Free Trial Offer
An advert in a historical notice promotes Pyro-Chek Gum Treatment claiming it stops pyorrhea bleeding gums and bad breath. It offers a seven day free trial with a $1 charge if satisfied and a refund if not, requesting name and address for shipment to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zinsep
Pyro-Chek Co
9Th St
Los Angeles
Calif
Dept
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U.S. Bureau
Wisconsin
Scholls
Calteunrete
Sarah Delap
Aileen
Harriet
H. P. Bohusack
Roy Engel
Maple Grove
Claus Feddersen
Nnett
Tillie Macohen
Rollo
P. Glazer
Forrest Burmeister
Buster Bohnsack
Durant
P. N. Hitchock
Nassau Boulevard
Lens Island
Boy Air
Mineola
Eagle Ovington
Hitchcock
Paul W. Beck
Ovington
Alee
Congress
Senator Sheppard
Post Office Department
Long Island
Henderson’s Drug Stores
Journal
Pern
Raves
Wilson’s
Wilsons
Enna Jettick
EEE
Tan
Pat
Dorsay
Harry
Blonde Kid
Washabie
Oxfords
Wilson Shoe Store
East Second ST
Woolworth’s
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