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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
7
The notice stresses that common colds and related illnesses in children can lead to serious after effects and require prompt care. It warns against neglect and urges caregivers to seek medical advice when symptoms appear.
Mildred Hoag daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Hoag died January 30 1915 after a week with inflammatory rheumatism. Born July 10 1895 she taught children and served in the M B church as Epworth League officer. Funeral at M B church Bradgate burial in Humboldt. Also notices: Mr Richard Brooks and son Hol to Rochester Minn for Mayo Brothers health advice. Hock buys Rutland barber shop. W E Phillips buys Nelson blacksmith. reception for Rev Thomas Morrow. various social and business notices.
Miss Amy Lancaster from Whittemore visits relatives in Bradgate. Mrs. Ed Elliott of Nevada Ia stays with son Bert Elliott. Gilmore City’s Mr. and Mrs. C C Knoll visit friends. Mrs. Bert Sayers of Humboldt visits Bowen family. Carrie Larson arrives to assist at Corvette hotel. Ward Anderson, John Sampson and Donald Sherman attend Mildred Hoag funeral in Humboldt. Local visits include Caywood in Humboldt, Gangstad ill, Ole Sheldon hosting guests for Thomspon and Tuve of Toronto. Tilton & Avery form Bradgate auto firm in old Barger building.
An old remedy proposes using garden sage tea with sulfur and alcohol to darken gray hair and improve scalp issues. It contrasts do‑it‑yourself brew with a ready-made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold for about fifty cents a bottle.
The unknown heirs of Maria Lind deceased and unknown claimants to the NW 14 of Section 16 Township 93 Range 32 Pocahontas County Iowa are notified that on or before March 6 1915 a petition will be filed to establish and quiet title to the NW 14 of Section 16 Township 93 Range 32. If you fail to appear by noon of the second day of the next term a default will be entered and judgment rendered.
Advertises Sloan's Liniment as a cure for neuralgia and nerve pain. Claims quick penetration to soothe irritated nerves and reduce inflammation. Promotes a 25 cent bottle at druggists with money back guarantee for common aches and pains.
Mrs E A Breeding, early Winterset settler, recalls land at five dollars per acre. Her son Captain Jeff Breeding of Des Moines is mentioned. She lost sight years ago to a cataract and could not tell a house from a windmill.
A patient credits Doctor Weber with painless removal and restoration of sight, saying no amount of money could replace the eye that was saved.
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