Local merchants urged to defend shop trade over mail orders
J Jolliffe argues for keeping spending home to support local merchants. He cites price education from catalogs, urges a square deal between seller and buyer, and warns that patronizing mail order hurts the town’s economy, schools, churches, and social circle.
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Lake Michigan
Rolfe
J. J. Jolliffe
Consolidated Iowa School District Formed Amid War Time
Across Webster county and towns like Shenandoah and Cedar Rapids readers note a wave of wartime measures and local developments. A 36 to 9 vote forms a sixteen section consolidated school district. the National Guard faces funds shortages. Drake University receives a $20,000 Hutchinson gift. and Cedar Rapids busily raises manpower and food inspection efforts while communities prepare for nitrate plants and flag distributions.
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Webster County
National Guard
Archer
G. A. Findlay
Polk County
Chicago
Federated Women’s Clubs
Steve Jordan
Sidney
Iowa City
Presbyterians
Shenandoah
Order of Sokols
Germany
State Labor Department
F. E. Harris
Amer ‘Ican
Des Moines
Harris
Drake University
Samuel Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Liberty
Rock Island Railroad
Cedar Rapids
President Willson
Congressman Good
Washington
Iowa
State Food Department
Crawford County
Iowa Patriotic Fund
W. H. Herrick
Cherokee
Davenport
E. P. Adier
The
Times
Henry Vollmer
Baker
Social visits and movements in Humboldt area towns
Local residents from Humboldt Rolfe and surrounding towns are noted traveling visiting relatives and friends. Mrs Parsons and children visited Bowen family in Rutland and Pioneer while others attended business, shows, or stayed with kin in Humboldt Burt Des Moines Fort Dodge and Eagle Grove events mentioned.
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Mario- Larson
Rutland
Will Weaver
Dakota City
Humboldt
Frank Parsons
Pioneer
C. W. Bowen
Laurence Meech
Rolfe
Floyd McCreary
Miss Lucile
Belva Wallace
Grace Weaver
L. H. Dean
A. Hoag
Will
S. H. Hoveland
Paulina
W. Bergeseiker
Carroll
F. F. Caywood
D. A. O'Niel
Fort Dodge
Des Moines
W. S. Bryarly
Gilmore City
Bryarly
John Anderson
Milford Nichols
Des Moines College
W. C. Hoag
Jack Tackaberry
Rose Adams
Leola
Johanna Hoveland
Pauline Valentine
H. H. Hubbard
Nels Smit
Eldora
O. KE. Ellergen
Little Miss Thelma
Popejoy
J. R. Madison
Agents’ m
Eagle Grove
Bone Dry Prohibition Hits Tennessee March First
The state enacts a bone dry law taking effect March 1 restricting liquor shipping possession and carriage within Tennessee. The move is joked about as a blow to colonels who must leave the state to drink.
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Tennessee
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Promises Relief for Worms
Advertisement claims Kickapoo Worm Killer removes intestinal worms in children and has a tonic effect. It states symptoms like spasms, fretfulness, restless sleep, grinding teeth, and poor appetite. Ends by urging readers to ask their druggist for the remedy.
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Odell
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W. B. Barney
Panone
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Mexico
Cuba
W. P. McIntire
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ARROW
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Spring Clothes
F. E. Hoyne
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