Trade Marked Collegian Clothes Offer Quality line
The Collegian trade mark on every garment signals consistent high quality and up to date style. Our fall and winter assortment for 1910-11 features a wide range of suits and overcoats priced from 15.00 to 35.00. We guarantee fit perfection and satisfaction.
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Discovery of Relief Through Special Glasses by Dr Weber
Taos Willabson of Irwin Iowa recounts consulting Dr Weber after years of headache dizziness and nervous tension. He describes months of treatment and fitting of special glasses that brought great relief and a sense of discovery and revelation in overcoming the suffering.
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Taos
Willabson
Irwin
Iowa
Local notices and visits mix with ads in city column
John Fitzgerald booked orders for Eight Hours cigars in town. Mrs. Grant of Des Moines visited with her son Ben. Charles Grant of Omaha and family member visited a few days earlier. L Stegeman writes from Miller S Dak Sept 26 about good rains and improving land sales. Miss Lyda Schultz of Orange City visited the Van Spancken home during the fair. The M E Ladies Aid and Baptist Ladies Aid meet this afternoon. A Waechter plans to work this week. Miss Margaret Van Niewaal leaves Saturday for Chicago to resume studies. RL Sadler, automobile surgeon, to Leighton today. For sale bay gelding 13 years old, 1200 pounds. cheap work mare. A. S. Hedge. D. S. Huber and daughter Lucy go to Des Moines for Army Tournament. Mrs. De Haan says Miss Jennie is in San Francisco with Frank Simpson fruit house. Bakery orders for Fair and Home Coming week urged one day ahead. Sybenga’s bakers announce fresh daily items. Adrian De Jong left for Manito Okla. Miss Eldora Bentima visiting Monroe and Reasner. Chas. Sipes, horse buyer, Monroe caller. Meyer Langerak visiting. Mrs. E. M. Cole and daughter Hattie head to Ottumwa for a week. Citizens contributed to Des Moines Military Tournament. A list of attendees includes Sepkama, Vanderpol, Willis Johnson, Kate Roorda, LuElla Chase, Dirka Boland, Nettie De Gooyer, Gee Thomassen, Aachenbrunner, Rowenhorst, Clement, Myrtle De Bruin, Madge Fenema, Rebekah DeCook, Hattie Cox, Fae Lankelma.
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Hickey
Texas
Central College
L. A. Easing
C. Talbot
Omaha Nebr
W.W. Talbot
H. Fiske
Monroe
Misaés- Laticia
Henriet
Leighton
Brunia
Newton
B. H. van Spanckeren
Dixon
Mary Vogelaar
Kansas City
Mary
L. Schaub
Ottumwa
H. van Vliet
Pella
John Fitzgerald
Grant
Des Moines
Ben
Chas. Grant
Omaha
Palla
South Dakota
A. S. Hedge
D. S. Huber
Lucy
Adrian de Jong
Manito
Okla
Eldora Bentima
Reasner
Chas.Sipes
Meyer Langerak
Our City
Hattie
Mesdames
As. Sepkama
Jas. Vanderpol
Willis Johnson
Kate Roorda
LuElla Chase
Dirka Boland
Nettie de Gooyer
Mr. Gee
Thomassen
Dr. Aachenbrunner
Wm. Rowenhorst
C.W. Clement
Myrtle de Bruin
Madge Fenema
Rebekah, DeCook
Hattie Cox
Fae Lankelma
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M. E. Ladies Aid
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