Gilmore City Gleanings Local notices and arrivals
Elmo Blain buys Jake Tellier farm at 175 per acre. Chiropractor Geo Basil Rice sets up in Gilmore City. Mrs Herrick and son Eugene visit for summer from Cash ND. Will Welch buys a Ford. Willard family to Fort Dodge for summer work. New baby girl born to J L Dew. J Hambley returns from Masonic gathering. William Hughes wins fence making lecture drawing two wire stretchers. Presbyterian Childrens Day program well attended. Helen Beers attends Iowa City graduation. Fred Howe and wife visit Arnold's Park with daughter Iva. Mrs Jones and daughter visit from South Dakota. Animal circus at Breckwald theatre June 18–20. J & McBride return from Minnesota land-scouting. C H Schissel and Lorenzen buy Fred Kuntz farm nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo’ Blain
Jake Tellier
F. B. Sterling
Webster City
Geo. Basil Rice
Falmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Gilmore City
Wilder
Will Willard
Fort Dodge
Willard
J. L. Dew
J. Hambley
Des Moines
William Hughes
Hughes
Presbyterian Church
Helen Beers
Iowa City
Fred Howe
Arnold's Park
Iva
Jones
South Dakota
R. Gaughen
Breckwald Theatre
J. &. McBride
Minnesota
C.H. Schissel
Lorenzen
Fred Kuntz
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim Ad
Mrs. Mary B. McMullen of Prelps New York reports five years of constipation and indigestion ended after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says relief came at once and after several weeks she was entirely cured. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mary B. McMullen
Prelps
N. Y
Warning Sent to Sioux City Employers on Workmen’s Compensation
State officials warn Sioux City employers that a short time remains to elect to come under the workmen’s compensation act set to take effect July 1. Industrial commissioner Warren Garst notes that noncompliance shifts defenses to the employer and requires proof of non-negligence, with no compensation limits if not under the act. Officials, including Auditor Bleakly and special attorney general counsel Sampson, say rules are being drawn to govern employer eligibility and self insurance options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Warren Garst
Uder
Industrial’ ‘Commission
Garat
Henry
Samypson
Insect Spray Tips and Iowa Summer School Note
Farmers advised to spray eight inch high plants or beetle appearance every ten to fifteen days. Apply Bordeaux mix with copper sulfate. use arsenate blends for beetles. Summer School at Iowa City expects record enrollment as session runs from time 22 to July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa “U
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Chamberlains Tablets Advertised For Appetite Restoration
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets to boost appetite and digestion with a testimonial from Mrs. J. Seitz of Detroit praising improved appetite bloated relief and smoother bowels. Also noted are Articles of Incorporations filed by Trin Savings Bank of Turin with capital stock 15060 and several named incorporators. Epileptics Home section mentions H F P Liebbe state architect detailing a model cottage to aid the states colony for epileptics and plans for the care facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Allen
Trin Savings Bank
Turin
Harry Dickson
Tom Moore
Castana
J. T
Renehart
D. A. Wolfe
T T. R. S. Coward
Iowa
H. FP. Liebbe
Liebbe
Electric Bitters Promote Appetite and Stomach Relief
Indigestion and loss of appetite are targeted by Electric Bitters advertised as a spring tonic for liver kidney and stomach troubles. The ad claims Mr T D Peeble saw great stomach improvement and urges purchase at Viewer Drug Co with bottles priced 60 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Peeble
Viewer Drug. Co
Glare in Luminatio Described As Heat Out of Place
Fragmentary note compares glare to heat out of place from a lamp. Mentions dirt as matter out of place and references understanding of glare within a system.
From Words to Action in Electricgal World
The piece argues for practical, quantitative understanding before pursuing glare reduction. It urges focusing on what is truly desired and measurable, emphasizing disciplined analysis over rhetoric as we move toward clearer illumination.
Green Branches as Fodder in Medieval Farming
A historical note traces use of green branches as fodder in medieval England and Elizabethan advice on cutting and storing fodder when pasture failed. It contrasts scarce hay with beech cuttings for cattle, notes sheep fodder was varied, and recalls scarce hay in Shakespeare era before Millon’s 17th century references to mowing and haycocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusser
Elizabeth
England
Bottom
Millon
C. EB
D. Phelps
Purposeful Blue Light Dinner Table Conversation
A hostess explains using blue lighting to flatter guests and mock two disliked attendees. The exchange centers on arranging colors for effect during a dinner, highlighting social tension as the blue light makes the two guests appear ghastly. Miss Carr is mentioned as one of the detested guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Carr
Observing Work for Success in Modern Business
A short Exchange note urges young men to study how tasks are done beyond their own role. By observing and seeking improvements they help their employer and build a foundation for future advancement. Employers seek promising material and value proactive learners.
Lou Burk stallion certified for Percheron Stud Book
Lou Burk a four year old dark grey Percheron stallion weighing about two thousand pounds will stand at the C. G Grove Barn in Plover Iowa for the season. The stallion No 79650 foaled 1910 owned by Plover Percheron Horse Co has been examined by the Iowa State Dept of Agriculture and registered in the Percheron Stud Book of America. Dr W A Moler certified it free from hereditary or transmissible diseases except laryngeal hemiplegia. Des Moines March 1914. Terms 15 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Colt held for service. service fee due on change of mare ownership or leaving the community. The department disclaimer about accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou, Burk
C. G Grove
Plover
Iowa
Lou Burk
Plover Percheron Horse Co
Pocahontas County
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
Percheron Stud Book of America
State Department of Agriculture
W. A. Moler
Des Moines
A. R. Corey
Salts and kidney or bladder irritation warning
A garbled notice discusses salts affecting kidneys or bladder. It mentions urine acidity, irritation of the bladder neck, burning sensations, and urges seeking relief, noting night time discomfort and urgency.
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Minneapolis
H. P. Schoonover & Co
Bradgate, Iowa
John H. Gangsted
Melson & Dickey, Props
W. Turley & Son
Bradgate
Chicago
East
Niagara Falls
New York
Boston
Portland
Montreal
Que
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Oakland
B. Pontine
P. H. Barger & Co
Hay
Jon
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