Drug Store items and local notices mix of ads and travels
A fragmented Iowa page lists drug store products from alcohol massages to Dr Scholl g Zinc pads and Edison records. It notes Mrs W J Denton on a Mason City trip, Kulp in Fort Dodge, local visits by Sheriff Hackman and Crose, and residents like Robert Fisher returning for spring break.
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Big Ben
Postman Kodaks
Dr. Hess
W. J. Denton
Mason City
D. B. Kulp
Fort Dodge
New Edison
Wonder Poultry
Dr. Scholl
Dunn
Blackhawk
Multiple Local Notices and Personal Movements Highlight Community Life
Joe Graham leaves the Smith shop to pursue his trade in Forest City while his wife visits Belmond. Blizzard delays mail and a carrier is late from Algona. Hedwick returns from Chicago for an aunt’s funeral. Mrs. Shaw visits as her husband moves to Minneapolis. Chas. Reibsamen loses school board presidency after forty years. Local editor notes subscription and advance payment ideas. Various residents’ travel, health updates, seed sales claims, minor sports mishap, and a tobacco tax bill discussion are included.
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Joe Graham
Smith
Forest City
Belmond
Wesley
Bert Ash
Algona
Titanica
O. B
Hedwick
Chicago
Ethel Shaw
South Bend
Ind
Chas. Reibsamen
Roland Shaw
Minneapolis
Meyers
Alice McElroy
Klemme
Reibsamen
Harm Jutting
Buffalo Center
Adolph Missal
Otto Carrels
Manson
Waldemar Mueller
Theodore Garrels
Chas, Hagen
Elmore
Ames
Henry Isebrand
Henry
Manford Evans
Sherburn ‘Advance
Ewen
Sherburn
Zion
Evans
The
Herald
Fairmont
Law Aims to Pay Salaries and Travel in State Funds
The passage claims the law would require the state to pay at least $36,000 per year in salaries and travel expenses, funded by taxes on cigars and tobaccos. The speaker argues the measure targets unemployed individuals as a deliberate policy. They note high federal taxes on cigars and tobaccos already exist.
Fenton Township Completes TB Testing Effort
The Fenton township has finished tuberculin testing of 1336 cattle. Dr. H. B. Johnston, federal veterinarian from Algona, reported 161 reactors, a 12 percent infection rate higher than county average. Since last year 06 other herds joined the cleanup, making Fenton a model for surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton, Township
H. BE. Johnston
Algona
Fenton Township
Fenton
Land Trade Near Woden Brings Notable Exchange
One of the year’s significant land deals was completed when Ben Smith traded a section of Orthel township land to Layman Naser for a farm north of Britt. Naser gains a well sited parcel while Smith receives a premier local farm. Mr. Mager stays another year and Sidney Walberg occupies the Naser farm in Orthel township.
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Ben Smith
Orthel Township
Naser
Britt
Mr. Smith
Mager
Sidney Walberg
Orthel_township
Mr. Naser
Britt Tribune
Farm Bureau Receives Fruit Bulletins and Guides
The Farm Bureau office has received bulletins on pruning and spraying fruit trees and care of small fruits. Available pamphlets include Grape Pruning, Grape Propagation, Raspberry Culture, and Strawberry Culture. Bulletins offered are 1 Spraying Tree Fruits, 91 Pruning Fruit Trees, and 90 Fruits for Iowa Planting. Inquiries may obtain any or all bulletins.
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Farm Bureau
Iowa
Death of F M Butts Revives Willis Texas connections
Word came Wednesday of the death of F M Butts at his Willis Texas home on Tuesday evening. He was an early settler who homesteaded north of Wesley in the 1870s and owned a Wesley general store before moving to a farm near Willis. Remains to be shipped to Wesley for burial in Evergreen cemetery alongside a daughter.
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F. M. Butty
Willis
Texas
Guy M. Butts
Oklahoma
F. M. Butts
Wesley
Eurly
Tife
Evergreen Cemetery
Humboldt Farmer Otto Lehman Ends Life on Farm
Otto Lehman, a Humboldt County farmer and landowner two miles southwest of Humboldt, died by suicide after years of financial reverses. He had planned the act carefully, leaving his family to cope with the loss and the impact on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Lehman
Humboldt County
Humboldt
Milford man indicted in stolen autos case charged with rape
Milford resident Donaldson has been rearrested on a rape charge after prior indictment over stolen autos. Officers allege Dickinson County has roots in stolen-vehicle activity and connect Donaldson to a larger ring.
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L. ©. Donaldson
Milford
Dickinson County
Preson
Donald Ponus
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First ‘National Bank
J. H. Klasse
Titonka, Iowa
C. E. Kester
Cuckoos
Wm. Boyken
W. P. Stenzel
Mr. Boyken
Mesdames R. L
Wm. Lamoreux
L. I. Gingerich
Robert Fisher
Robert
Col. Dieckman
Burt
Ed. Lyon
Alden
George
Rippentrop
Iowa Supreme Court
W. H. Stott
Titonka
Puwen
Abu
Suve
Max A
J. J. Cosgrove
Woden
Humboldt Farmer
Buicida
Sck
Ford
Falk Motor Co
Rhode Island
B. A. Pannkuk
Towa
Mia
Chris Brandt
Nowar Seed Oats
Fred Schmidt
Amos Bonacker
Hides & Furs
C. Badje
van Hansen
Sound Business
Titonka Savings Bank
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