Notice to Whom This May Concern I Will Not Be Mable
Notice to whom this may concern states that Axel Johnson will not be liable for debts contracted by Mrs. Axel Johnson after April 1 1917. A drug advertisement touts Kickapoo Worm Killer as a treatment for worm infestations in children and claims health benefits. A Liverpool medical journal questions cleanliness as harmful and cites women joining military services as a future possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Johnson
Liverpool Medical Journal
Army
Navy
McIntire & Son
Will Lothian
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Rolfe and Surrounding Towns Update Trade News and Local Happenings
Rolfe, Des Moines visitors, hospital updates, farm sales, new depots staff, and public notices fill this week’s local page. The piece covers Kimble and Bruce families, Marsh Graham’s veterinary move, town improvements at McEwan Block, and Rolfe water works pump installation advancing amid spring rainfall and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War News—Register
Tribune
Bee Harriss Thomas
Rolfe
C. J. Club
Thos
DeWolf
FL W. Hall
Colo
Iowa
Kenneth Squires
McEwan
C. W. Siefkin
Dr. Hackley
Mr. Hackley
Marsh Graham
Chicago
Veterinary College
D. V
Marsh
Walter Spence
Oakland
Johnson & Ritchey
Frank Shimon
A. N. Seifert
Crooked Creek
Glenn Beers
Gilmore City
Iowa State University
Robert
Bruce
Des Moines
House of Representatives
Pitt
Wil Eikenberry
E. Elkenberry
Manson
Local Enlistments Highlight War Spirit in Laurens
The Sun notes two Laurens youths Earl Malcolm from Fort Dodge and Lloyd Mc Nee from St Louis joined the regular army. Max Brenton of Havelock led a petition with 28 signatures to enlist when needed but as a married man he was refused for now. O. W. Brown of Lizard township dies at 57 after illness. a former Republican county leader known for neighborliness and long service. Chamberlains Liniment testimonial from Batavia seeks relief for rheumatic pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bruce
Des Moines
Mr. Bruce
Vern Cuff
Chardan
Iowa
Fred Bollard
Alta
W. H. Strickler
Fred
Hans Tionshield
Congoleum Artrage
McIntire’'S
George Hawk
Florence
Hauawirth
Havelock
Donald Beam
F. N. Beam
Laurens
E. W. Wilson
Rolfe
Ames
Coast Artillery
MceCrays
Bomereet
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Norwegian Church
John Severson
Karl Cox
Ernest Cox
Rolfe Gospel
Ray Ferguson
Fred Smith
Carl Kauffman
Albert Howland
Jesse Hosier
Christian Endeavor
Poccahontas
Gilmore City
Sam
Cal Bonner
Will Allen
U. S. Navy
Z. T. Carroll
Megs
J. Nacke
Misa Bess Powell
Fonda
Storm Lake
Dave Mulholland
Fort Dodge
Frank Murray
Valley Junction
War News
Register
Tribune
Harriss
Thomas
the Sun
Earl Malcolm
Lloyd McNee
St. Louis
Max Brenton
Max
Billy Cornell
Cornell
O. W. Brown
Lizard Township
Mr. Brown
Republican County Central Committee
Notice of Appointment of Administrator in Pocahontas Estate
In the District Court of Iowa Pocahontas County the estate of Ella S Jolliffe deceased. J J Jolliffe is appointed administrator with will annexed and must settle all debts and claims by law. Court date April 4 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State OF
Iowa
Pocahontas County
Ella S. Jolliffe
J. J. Jolliffe
Bila
Jollffe
Pocahontas ‘County
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Arrow Office
Cord Wood
City Bakery
Colebaugh, Rolfe
Bargain, McIntire & Son
Rma Roen
Jimmy Wilcox
Road City
Arrow
Henry Wiegman
Symes
Bate Hote
Eg Mabon
Oemore City
Plymouth Rocks
Hostinton
L. B. Hersom
J. Q. Hersom
East Pool Hall
T. Severgon
Testaurant
W. A. Hubbel
J. A. Carroll & Son
Tvestock
N. A. Lind
Lowa
s.—Adv
Scenic Theatre
Dolliver Kent
Wilhelm Holst
Co. A. Grant & Son
Mary Howe
Edward
Webb
Marion Bruce
Dea Moines
Liver Kent
Otis Cook Hone
Cook Home
Mr. Cook
O. A. Cook
Mrs. Cook
A. L. Thayer
Minneapolis
American School of Telegraphy
Brandt
West Bend
West Bend S
Ottosen
F. H. Sherman
Lee Alberts
Ceylon
Minn
Elmer Spear
Pocahontas
Mary Spear
Fred Malcolm
Ward Ferguson
North Dakota
Stanley Chenault
Jewell
Harriss Thomas
Ae Bee Be
Jewa
Thomas D. Wood
Columbia University
United States
Evans
The
Chicago Tribune
Mamma
Seiz Waukenphast,Jr
Seiz Wankenphast Jr
Smith Brothers
S. N. Finch
Batavia
Red River Ohio
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