News of the State Legislature Preview
The Register and Leader promises complete, early coverage of the new Iowa legislature with morning delivery. Readers are urged to subscribe for daily issues and the Sunday edition, with a note about remaining Ding cartoon books. The notice invites subscriptions via The Arrow or directly to The Register and Leader in Des Moines, Iowa.
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How To Prevent Bilious Attacks Short Advice
Advice on bilious attacks mentions symptoms like poor appetite and dullness. Recommends taking three doses of Chamberlain's tablets as a remedy for relief. The text reflects period health tips and promotional language.
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Chamberlain
Local Items Show Visitors and Illness Across Town
Chas Adams and Geo Scarborough visited from Humboldt to handle family and business matters. Mrs J D Corzette improves at home after illness as Mrs Myrtle Watts receives care for inflammatory rheumatism. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs W S Wallace’s. Theo Ellefson, four months, dies at home after pneumonia.
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Chas. Adams
Humboldt
Chas
Geo. Scarborough
Frank Caywood
Rutland
Elmer Knutson
Rolfe
Orville Legg
Bradgate
Grace Schoonover
Miss Schoonover
Stacyville
Christina Benjamin
Walter Wallace
J. W. Sadler
Milan Sharp
Myrtle Watts
Brne Locke
Mesdames Thompson and
Tuve
Toronto
S. D
Ole Sheldon
Arthur Jensen
J. D. Corzette
Local visitors and events in Rolfe area noted
A string of visits and business calls are recorded with residents from Fonda Humboldt Rolfe Unique Ottosen and Bradgate. Notable notes include the death of Miss Mildred Hoag and funeral at Bradgate M E church, and local changes in Rutland barber shop ownership.
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Andrew Christianson
Bradgate
Jack Rasmussen
Gilmore City
Wik Sharp
Rolfe
Guy Smith
Nellie Tilton
Humboldt
Mildred Hoag
Philander Strong
Rasmus Hemmerson
Fort Dodge
Wm. Scott
Frank Caywood
Earl Hock
Rutland
Zack Berry
Mildred
Bradgate M. BE
Humboldt Cemetery
Esther Bradbury
Cedar Falls
Stampede of Stallions Renewal Window Opens Early
State certificates of enrollment and soundness for stallions and jacks expired December 31 1914 and must be renewed between January 1 and April 1 1915. Breeding season approaches, and many owners delayed filings last year causing delays in stand sales and transfers. Early attention expedites processing at the Department of Agriculture. applications reviewed upon receipt.
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Department of Agriculture
Auction Notice at Marble Valley Farm
Land and cattle auction to be held at Marble Valley Farm occupied by Will Warner two miles northwest of Gilmore City adjoining the cement plant on the west. 45 head of registered Herefords including 10 head of heifers one year old 15 head of heifers two years old and 20 head of bulls one year old.
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Marble Valley Farm
Will Warner
Gilmore City
Palmer
Pocahontas
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Ray Zeck
Arthur Oleson
Sioux Falls
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Ottosen
Dave Wallace
Eagle Grove
Leona Bowen
Frank Ritchey
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