Iowa News Items From County and City Briefs
Kossuth County joins Parm Bureau with 2145 members. Fred C Schmitt sold his Hotland area farm for 38000 with 120 acres. Iowa sheep up four percent over last year, outrunning neighboring states. Bettendorf case at Iowa Supreme Court involves 4 million dollars. Des Moines high schools organize YM YWCA units for service and training. Major land sales near Wayne Appanoose counties total 112000 and 92000 for two farms. Sioux City to hire aerial peace force to pursue criminals. Iowa farmers face 3 million loss in eight months from lower prices. New Hampton electric plant yields 21000 this year. 3600 first-year customers. Delicous apple tree near Peru cited for quality. Presbyterian bell in Sioux City historic since 1858, still in use. Iowa corn in crib 146.5 million bushels, state shipment figures discussed. Contests honor Goldfield and Goldfield area declamations. County Wool Growers meeting pledges cooperative efforts.
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Kossals County
Fred C. Schmitt
Mille
Hotland
Iowa
John Carman
Rockford
Supreme Court of Iowa
Bettendorf
Davenport
Bette Plaine
Sioux City
Santora Willits
Pawl Hoerr
J. C.phillips
Wayne
Appanoose
Humeston
Wayne County
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Omaha
J. F. Hurst
New Hampton
Sdme
Lye
Blackhayk County
Julia
Michael
Macad
Carnal
Townvillerature
Munch
Thelute
R. G. McDuff
Monroe
Reral Pathfinder
Hawkes & Bishop
New Lorton
Ife
Farmers Shipping Co
Kimballton
Sendatore
R. T. Parkhurst
Iowa State College
Mahaska County
Parkhurst
Port
Madison County
Hiatt
Missouri
West
Boston
Peru
Presbyterian Church
Chestnut
Mississippi
Sloux City
Missouri River
Lows Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Goldfield
Wagle Grove
Clayton
Belmond
Gaws
Rowson
Goldfell
Clarion
Eagle Grove
Lowa
Milk Emulsion Offer Aids Weak Sickly Child Health
A Dayton, Ohio mother praises Milks Emulsion for her ten year old with lasting pneumonia related weakness. The ad claims the product restores appetite, strengthens digestion, and rebuilds health, promising a money back guarantee after six bottles.
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Alice
Hilm Amukz
Ara
Smiley
Maple St
Dayton
Aliks Emulston
Sion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Sly Exchange Lights a Snippet of Personal Tone
A fragmentary passage shows a playful flirtation about appearance and affection. The speaker jokes about showing a discharge from the army and teases descriptions of eyes hair and complexion in a lighthearted social exchange.
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Justwed
Edsvin
Danderine Hair Beauty Promise Ad Sparks Claims
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic to restore life, color and vitality. It claims to thicken long, lustrous hair, check dandruff and reduce falling hair, urging readers to buy a 3 cent bottle at drug or toilet counters.
Fly's Frugality and the Ant Lesson Debate
A witty exchange cites the fable to argue over frugality. The speaker quips that flies are thrifty because they swarm into cheap eating houses, prompting a playful defense of the insect's frugality.
Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims no habit forming drugs and offers sample bottles by mailing ten cents to Kilmer Co Binghamton NY with a paper mention. The ad notes two bottle sizes for sale at drug stores.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Fragmentary ad and odd phrase mix from early 20th century page
OCR fragment shows scattered lines about tea brands and decorations for a romantic theme. Mentions Gartela Tea and Stanley while noting drugstores and ice cream. No clear event or人物 names beyond those.
World events brief recap cites court ruling tax act
A Washington Supreme Court decision declares income tax provisions unconstitutional. President Wilson appears in an open car with Mrs. Wilson, Grayson, and Bolling. The report notes global diplomacy, rail and agricultural policy shifts, a bank holdup fatality in Kansas City, a hospital fire in Gallipolis, and various crime and labor events across the United States.
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Supreme Court
Washington
President Wilson
J Wilson
Grayson
Randolph Bolling
Wilson
Book dealer George D. Smith dies of heart disease in New York
George D. Smith a millionaire book dealer and authority on old editions collapsed and died of heart disease in his New York book store. Edmund Jones James president of the University of Illinois for 15 years submitted his resignation to Urbana’s board of trustees.
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George D. Smith
New York
Smith
Edmund Jones James
University Ofllinois
Urbana
Polish Forces Strike in Belarus Front Reach Key Rail Junctions
Sikorski led Polish units southeast of Minsk toward Mozly and Kolenkovitz capturing five vital railway hubs and seizing war matériel. Warsaw cites 1,000 Red soldiers and many officers captured. A Moscow wireless dispatch says Soviet and Ukrainian governments offer immediate peace talks with Poland.
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Coleone
Sikorski
Mozly
Kolenkovitz
Minsk
Warsaw
Moscow
Poland
Famous English china maker showcases 160 years of samples
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a renowned English firm of china manufacturers holding samples from nearly 160 years of output. The collection includes dinner services once made for Lord Nelson and other notable figures from bygone days.
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China
Lord Nelson
Brooklyn Eagie
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Safe Laxative
A printed warning promotes California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for children. It urges mothers to say California before giving it, claiming it clears the stomach liver and bowels and that kids enjoy its fruity taste.
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California
Free seed business in congress a plant reply
A fragmented quote reflects opinions on a seed initiative in congress. The speaker offers a terse humorous line noting people claim expertise and a pun about a plant. The exchange hints at political debate and workplace egos.
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Congresay
Iowa Woman Testifies to Dr Pierce Remedies
Mrs Barah Barton of Muscatine Iowa testifies she was exposed to cold weather in Oklahoma and used Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discover and Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports regaining strength and relief from illness and recommends the remedies highly.
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Afuscatine
Towa
Oklahoma
Plerea
Dr. Pierce
Minnesota Woman Endorses Dr Pierce Remedies
A prominent Minnesota woman from Duluth, Mrs I Thayer, testifies to the benefits of Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for female ailments and Pleasant Pellets for stomach issues. She reports prior medicines failed to help and credits the remedies with meaningful relief.
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Duluth
Piere
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