Uncle Sam's Food Promises Health and Vitality
Ads claim Uncle Sam's Food flakes improve health with flax and wheat flavor. Promises for more red blood, red cheeks, and vitality for the whole family.
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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
2
Ads claim Uncle Sam's Food flakes improve health with flax and wheat flavor. Promises for more red blood, red cheeks, and vitality for the whole family.
Alderman Saul reports on a bill from the Labor Leader for 50.70 for election notices and official ballot copy at 12 1/2 cents per square. He also recommends filing Standard Lumber Company’s request to reduce 1911 taxes to 5 12 of assessed amount due to May fires.
Platteville Wis May 24 Mineral Point will hold a special election June 3 to decide on spending forty thousand dollars for a new city hall.
In Stoughton Wisconsin a court action led to the cancellation of a $30,000 bequest to the city library from Jerome Bixby. The decision follows a neighbor's assault accusation against Bixby’s daughter and city officials’ stance on the matter.
Four year old child of Mr and Mrs Walter Slumski fell into a cistern and was resuscitated after the mother freed the boy and physicians performed strenuous attempts to revive him.
Marinette Wis May 24 Paul Perrizo Sr of Daggett Mich a pioneer of Menominee county and his wife were badly hurt by falling stepping off a high sidewalk in Stephenson Mich last night Mrs Perrizo fell first and her husband who has been in poor health since an operation fell upon her Little hope is entertained for his recovery.
Marshalltown May 24 Special A new Rhodes newspaper will launch June 1 by H. J. Reger of Keystone Iowa. Rhodes has been without a local paper for several years. The venture aims to serve the Rhodes community and surrounding area.
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