Iowas 1917 To 1918 News In Briefs And Notices
Iowa news notes cover banking insurance shifts guards units and local events. Topics include banks stopping insurance profits, a new Company C at Ames, saloon closures and city prosperity, the inebriate hospital rumor, auto sales, a notable Iowa choir, legal monument moves, industry efforts, pensions, road work, and population rank gains plus Red Cross banner incentives. The report names places Cedar Rapids Ames Knoxville Lake City Des Moines Fort Madison Mt. Pleasant Kimballton and officials. It also records deaths, crop values, and state appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aterloo
Iowa
John ‘A. Marauist
College
Cedar
Rapids
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Atlantic City
N. J
Third Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Ames
Creston
Knoxville
Iowa City
State University
Iowa State Agricultural College
State Board of Education
Jennie Jones
Sioux City
A. Police
William H. Michael
Washington, D. C
Michael
Eleventh
Iowa Infantry
Shiloh
Navy
State Department
State Capitol
Capitol
Lake ‘City
Lake City
Bain
W. C. Huntington
Petrograd
Russia
Huntington
Marshalltown
C. W. Huntington
State Board of Health
Polk County
Fort’ Madison
Sanders
J. I. Gibson
Harry Hull
Second
Buena Vista
State Board of Control
Mt. Pleasant
Kansas’ City
Henry County
Stoner
Red“ Cross
Kimbaliton
National Red Cross Society
How Mrs Harrod Overcame Stomach Trouble With Tablets
Mrs Linda Harrod of Fort Wayne Ind says she suffered for years with stomach trouble and found only temporary relief until last spring when she bought Chamberlains Tablets at Rauch Drug Store. She reports immediate relief from heaviness and stomach pain after eating.
Notable Lecturer Praised as Magnetic Speaker
A finished orator with no superior age, described as magnetic and forceful. His experience at one of New York City's largest churches has made him a master of social questions, a strong and seasoned presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Best Thing for a Billious Attack
In this short notice H C Bley editor of the Carolina News Chapin reports chronic indigestion and liver trouble worsened until confinement in the printing office. After taking three Chamberlains Tablets he felt strong the next day. Stubenrauchs Drug Store carries the remedy.
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Gilson Ig
Bilen Hastle
Carlisle
Lillis Cochran
Havenville
Elizabeth Buckley
Clinton
Eliza ‘Watts
Sioux’ City
Antoinette Plomteaux
Fort .Atkinson
At. Fraser
Fort Dodge
James Hardin-Smith
Billiaos
Miles
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Pella
Studebaker
F. Co. B. Pella