Rheumatism Cure Claim By Dr Miles Nervine Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for rheumatism promising direct curative effects and nervous system soothing to alleviate pain and aid sleep. It cites testimonials from Bandera Texas and Rockaway New Jersey and invites readers to write for free advice and to authorize orders after a trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Nervine
O. Borb
Rockaway
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elihart
Ind
Autumn Special Rates for Westbound Travel and Land Excursions
Autumn special rates promote cheap one way fares to California Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Utah and the Big Horn Basin with daily through sleepers to Los Angeles San Francisco via Denver Salt Lake City. Landseekers bureau offers land excursion trains to Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Colorado Utah Wyoming Montana and the Northwest with D Clem Deaver as agent. Two daily Burlington trains run Omaha to the Northwest and to Denver with through Pullman sleepers and chair cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Big Horn
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Denver
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gulf Country
Colorado
Wyoming
Big Horn Bassin
Northwest
Big Horn Basin
Billings
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers' Information Bureau
Omaha
Aim
Local social notes and events in Jesup area
Cedar Falls visitors greet Mrs Tyrrell in Riceville. Len Bartlett rents Perry farm for three years. Dance at Boles October 31 announced. Epworth League elects officers at M K Church. High school Hallowe en program promised as a standout. Play attended at Gedney Independence. Various church services and local farm move stories. Teachers attend state meeting Cedar Rapids. Gov Hoch lecture praised. Squirrel story shared about John Harter and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Phelps
Cedar Falls
Fred. Hetty
D. K. Smalling
H.W. Btine
Bertha Tyrrell
Riceville
Iowa
Wyle Fitkin
Jay Robb
Boles
Len Bartlett
Perry Farm
Grace Phelps
Shell Rock
Maude Brown
Harrison Peck
Jennie Bradford
Greeley School
Grace Sundertin
Epworth
Jesup
Independence
M. E
J. D. Laird
West Young Street
J. A. Laird
Joe Ross
Traction
Engins
J. D. Rumsey
Manchester
Baptist Church
Indian summer eases as Littleton notes many local visits
Oct 28 report from Littleton and nearby Jesup and Oelwein areas describes a string of social visits, moves, and create activity. Invitations, farm work, and road improvements mix with illness notes as residents recount neighbors at gatherings, auctions, and church services amid mild weather. Multiple local names and towns appear, painting a vivid postcard of autumn life.
St Paul Railway Surgeons Aid Visit and Local Notes
Mrs A J Manship of New York City arrived Monday for a visit with her sister Mrs Frank Sage and family. Tom Kelly and wife of Lawler were in town Saturday to have Dr Schilling remove a foreign object from their child s nose. The child had pushed cork into the nasal passage, a difficult removal. Mrs D S Byers returned from Clarksville after attending the funeral of her nephew, Editor Irving Neal, who was accidentally shot at Columbus North Dakota. Mr and Mrs Fred Riley left Monday for Boone Iowa for bakery work. Mr John Meyers, previously sick, is somewhat improved. Miss Rose Meyer, who spent six weeks in Nastia nursing, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Neal
Columbus
North Dakota
Fred Riley
Monjday
Boone
Iowa
Riley
John Meyers
Rose Meyer
Nastia
New Hampton and county items from Bremer County news
Henry Shaffer sought work in Waterloo while nine New Hampton club women attended the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs district convention in Nashua. Death announced for John Mulveyhill in Kings Mills Arkansas at 87. Anna Tooley heads to San Francisco for sister visit. Iowa Sugar Co factory at Sacing season opened with 1,500 wagon loads and 200 workers. Miller and Crampton sold 210 head of cattle for 7,247.21 dollars. a dairy case against M Harrington ended in acquittal. Warner's White Wine of Tar ad circulates five word price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shaffer
Waiterloo
New Hampton's
Nachus
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Isabella and
Emenon
Nashua
Helen D. Geltsch
John Mulveyhill
Kings Mills
Arkansas
Mulveyhill
Anna Tooley
San Francisco
California
Marie Tooley
Ira K. Gardener
Chicago
Milwaukee
Miller & Crampton
Robinson
M.harrington
Mitchell
Harrington
Local Job Seeker Passes Civil Service Exam In Cedar Rapids
Andrew Kout, salesman for Frank Mark's shoe store, traveled to Cedar Rapids in April for a civil service exam. He received his markings this week, passed with an average of 84 percent, and is now eligible for an appointment. Mrs. Sander Helgin goes to Waverly for an operation at the city hospital. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Michaels Bundey on October 21. A license was saved in Floyd County for the marriage of Nettie Bullen and Leroy Swanziger, both of the city. Gotlieb Rubenhagen has been ill the past week. Will Pett and family of Oelwein camp near his brother Fred's in this city. Frank Luce, once from Naghna, now in Minneapolis as a solicitor and news writer, previously located in Chicago. Warren Hall, publisher of the Dispatch at Winfred, South Dakota, visiting relatives near Nashua. Mrs. H. Wilbur returned to Waterloo after a week with H. Norse. Mrs. Ver Knight went to Waterloo to spend Sunday with her husband. Claire McLand of Waterloo was in town to place a monument for John Porter in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wait
Nashua
Walt
Covington
Chicago
Decorah
Naghua
Wat & Carpenter
Sarah Lyon
Geo. Sigg
Dean
Charles City
M. Hoble
Herbert
Bellingham
Wash
Oak Fill
Bert Bush
Ackley
L. A
Washington
Isadore
C. H. Kitchen
Plainfield
W. GC. Kitchen
EB. F. Meyers
Clarksville
Geo. Sige
Dédn Wait
John Lyon
Parkersburg
Bipt
D. Patton
Waterloo
John Perkins
John Pierson
J. F. Shattuck
Stella Wilkes
Laurence Massey
Alcantermont
John Diets
Andrew Kout
Frank Mark
Cedar Rapids
Sander Helgin
Waverly
City Hospital
John Michaels
Bundey
Floyd County
Nettle Bullen
Leroy Swanziger
Gotlieb Rubenhagen
Will Pett
Oelwein
Fred
Frank Luce
Minneapolis
Warren Hall
Dispatch
Winfred
Wilbur
H. 5
Norse
Morse
Ver Knight
Ihusband
Claire McLand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hood
Pocahantas
Crystal Ice and Uel Co
L. W. Wakeley
Neb
MT. Vernon
Finois
John Harter
Mrs. Harter
Blanche Dunlap
Florence Griswold
Myra Alexander
Gov. Hoch
DOE
Littleton
Jack Frost
P. H. Winegar
Florence
Geo. E. Winegar
W.W. Beal
P. H. Hodges
Leslie Dunham
Arlington
Richmond
Geo
Qel
Willie Vanderwalker
Business
Main Street
Mildred
Miriam Laird
Clark
Eslick
Hodges
Twamby
Fort Dodge
Dunham
George Winegar
Verre
Doobse
J. A. Clark
David Lizer
Clarence Crynes
Prof. Lockwood
Geo. Hubbard
Leah
Sara
Mr. Hubbard
Charles Hersch
Brown
Hallman's Hall
Jesup Dancing Club
Epworth League
Hallowe'en
Frank Burrell
Win. Speicher
Benson
Brandon
Gus. Kolm
Emil Kolm
Louis Westphal
WN. B. Hersch
Barclay
Riverside Farm
JE. Little
Ed. Currier
W. G. Brown
J. J. Kermerer
E. A. Kemmerer
Janesville
Wis
Pattison
Cole
Messrs
Kitt
Arnold and
Becker
Mrs. Gelser
Josephine Burling
Postville
Frank L. Marquis
Ira J
Ond
Turner
Otterville
Ray Stevenson
Edith Chapman
Curtis
Trumph
Normal Hill
Callifornia
Geo. Rehberg
Gedney
Maggie Harter
Abbie
Elva Pligree
Pinkerton
Florence Harter
Ion
American Surety Company of
New York
Hopital and Burpiua
LeClair Martin
Atty
Cedar Fade
Fred. S. Merzian
LaFayette Bidg
National Biscuit
Rose
Parsons Music House
Sycamore Street
Watariee
Bremer County News
New Hampton
Horton
Bristow
Geo. Corey
Bristow Building and Investment Association
Corey
Iowa Sugar Co
Rosevear
Warners
Warner
J. J. Knapp
Hartford of
Hartford
London
Towa Manufacturers
Providence
Atlas Assurance
Philadelphia Underwriters
Prussian National
Orient of Hartford
Dubuque
Nature
Hollister
Wangler Bros
L. H. Bronson & Son
E. A. McCullough
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