Farm Bureau Notes on Loans and Farm Practices
Gogebic farmers expect Federal Loan Association loans to reach 150000 by fall. Chicago Daily News opens Farm Loan Recruiting Station to connect labor and farmers. applications at County Agent office. For first time gardeners and struggling growers, prepare seed beds deeply and ensure loose well-ventilated soil. Remove excess ashes, mix remaining ash with soil. Plant potatoes with disease prevention: dip potatoes in formaldehyde solution before cutting. Charles J Olson & Son buy two high grade Guernsey cows from G P Wing to bolster Olson’s herd in the county.
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The
Chicago Daily News
Charles J. Olson & Son
G. P. Wing
Stearns Lumber Co
Mr. Olson
Local residents noted in Ironwood and nearby towns
J J Jennings was in Ironwood Tuesday. A Forte was an Ironwood business caller Tuesday. Lews Zacklan left Monday for Red Wing Minnesota to remain some time. Tony Higlio and Pat Varlin of St Paul arrived Saturday for a short stay with relatives. Jake Edwards and family moved to North Dakota. Martin Roswell was in Bessemer Wednesday. Mrs R B Hunter was in Wakefield Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Szalio spent Tuesday with Bessemer friends. Miss Carrie Chleboski visited in Wakefield Tuesday. Mrs Tom Johnson of Ramsay was here Monday. Miss Burge from Wakefield Monday, Miss Esther Burdeau in Bessemer Friday. Miss Charlotte Enfield spent Saturday at Ironwood. W S Peters was in Duluth on business last week. Chas Haselton made a short trip to Ironwood Saturday. Mrs J S Johnson was a Bessemer caller Monday. Miss Jo Richardson was an Ironwood shopper between trains Saturday. Doc Masterson new Sergeant of Police was a business caller Tuesday. John Woodrow of Kinney Minnesota was over at Coates and Tweed Saturday. Mrs I Simms and daughter Edith were visitors. In Ironwood Saturday Joe Miller employed by Butler Bros returned from Hibbing Minnesota. Fred Guyette of Hibbing has taken Frank Pliskis place on the Police Force. Perry Barnes left Thursday for Sault Ste Marie Michigan where he has accepted a position. Mr and Mrs Ed Carey left Monday for Nashwauk Minnesota where Mr Carey will continue working for Butler Bros having completed his work here.
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J.J. Jennings
Ironwood
A. Forte
Lews Zacklan
Red Wing Minn
Tony Higlio
Pat Varlin
St. Paul Minn
Jake Edwards
North Dakota
Martin Roswell
Bessemer
R. B. Hunter
Wakefield
James Szalio
Carrie Chleboski
Tom Johnson
Ramsay
Miss Burge
Esther Burdeau
Charlotte Enfield
W. S. Peters
Duluth
Chas. Haselton
J. S. Johnson
Jo Richardson
Doc. Masterson
John Woodrow
Kinney
Minn
Coates & ‘Tweed
I. Simms
Edith
Joe Miller
Butler Bros
Hibbing
Fred Guyette
Frank Pliskis
Perry Barnes
Sault Ste Mart
Mich
Ed. Carey
Nashwauk
Carey
Kidney Trouble Warning and Flush Remedy Ad
An advertisement warns that overeating and rich foods harm kidneys and bladder. It claims kidney trouble causes backache headaches and nervous spells and promotes Kidneco tablets to flush and stimulate kidneys by drinking water before meals. It emphasizes safety and universal home use.
Wakefield Yardmaster Promotes From Ironwood Line
George Turner steps down as coach cleaner last Thursday while engineer Wells faces layoffs again. McKinnon extends handshake to the throttle until Viv returns. Charles B. Ryan is now Yardmaster at Wakefield replacing Jos Sauter from Ironwood. JW Gill returns from a long trip with tales of many cities. The Prom at the town hall next Friday features Temple Orchestra of Ironwood. A preacher urges home life and warns of club evils as he appeals to married men to stay with their families. The article ends with a call to patriotism and potential food ration fears.
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Wells
McKinnon
Viv
Charles B. Ryan
Wakefield
Jos. Sauter
Ironwood
JW. Gill
U.S. A
Town Hall
Temple Orchestra
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised By Satisfied User
Mrs Anne Kadn of Spencerport New York reports stomach trouble relief after trying many remedies. She says Chamberlains Tablets gave positive lasting relief and she values them highly. The product is said to be obtainable everywhere.
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Anne Kadin
Spencerport
N. Y
Chamberlain
Plans for Financing the War
The United States Chamber of Commerce backs war finance by taxation. Proposals include higher income taxes with super-taxing, lower exemptions, higher excise taxes, increased postage rates, stamp taxes, luxury and general-use excises, and lowering capital stock exemptions from 99,999 to 24,999 to fund the war effort.
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Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Family Moving Offers Local Hauling and Moving
An ad from Ramsay Michigan announces home moving and hauling services by James Conterio. Rates are described as reasonable and the contact phone number is seven F four.
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Auia
James Conterio
Ramsay
Mich
Glass of Hot Water Before Breakfast A Splendid Habit
Advice column promotes drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush stomach liver kidneys and bowels, claim it cleanses toxins improves digestion and appetite, costs little, aiding biliousness constipation and rheumatism.
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Martin E.owl
Crow-Elkhart
Ing
America
Wakefield, Mich
John Ofan
Winss, Liquors & Cigars
Aposite
Michigan
Farm Bureau Notes
Federal Loan Association
George Turner
Benedict
Congress
I. K. Hydar
P.O. Ironwood
Jos. Beissel
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