Manager for Iowa in reorganized Standard Land Co
The Standard Land Co of Kansas City, long working with L D Higgins, reorganized with Higgins as stockholder and Iowa manager. The $100000 corporation names Ed G Sheldon as president, Wilson F Langley as treasurer, Albert E Putnam as secretary. Higgins will stay in Iowa and direct locally from Stratford. He will attend a Kansas City stockholders meeting Monday and lead a regular excursion from here Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Land Co
Kansas City
L. D. Higgins
Higgins
Iown
Ed G. Sheldon
Wilson F. Langley
Literary and musical society events and debt note
Local notices urge settle accounts with Wells and McCulley before March 1. Reports cover a chapel evening with declamations, essays, debates, and readings by students, plus a Magnet Society musicale featuring solos, duets, and a male quartet with performances by Bonnie Crawford, Nellie Smith, Glen Abdill, Don Handy, Bessie Darbyshire, and others. Continuous events scheduled for Monday evening include further activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hall
Will Langer
Will Kuhn
Nellie Smith
Striger
Rexford Neal
John Simpson
Ben Helmick
Glen Abdill
James Edgington
John Perkins
Irwin Galloway
Don Guthrie
Bonnie Crawford
Ralph Shannon
Manton Hebner
Reading
Bessie Darbyshire
Don Handy
Bertha Anderson
Ezra Ingham
Fresh peanuts and stock sales and local happenings
Local notes report fresh salted peanuts at the Vienna and John G. Stewart offering 20 head of steers around 900 pounds. Several residents return or travel through the city including M Maxwell, J M Acheson, Louie Jugenheimer, George Paul, Mrs George Garret, Claude Young, W D McAllin, Miss May Hill, and teachers Miss Paulson and Miss Gay. School activities include a farewell for winter term and staffing changes at Standard Furniture and a Sherman county holdings notice by L D Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Stewart
George Garret
Havre
George Hillhouse
Claude Young
Milwaukee
Dr Shoop Cough Cure Praised For Safe Ingredients
The article touts Dr Shoop cough remedy for banning opium chloroform and narcotics. It notes he supports the Pure Food and Drug Law and has warned on his labels for nearly 20 years. Sold by J Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
J. . Stewart
Ben Gray Returns Home From City Visit
Ainsworth resident Ben Gray came home last night after a short trip to the city. VALUABLE LESSON. John Pleasant of Magnolia Ind says he began taking Dr. King's New Life Pills six years ago and finds them increasingly beneficial. They please everybody. all Stewart's pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Gray
Ainsworth
City
John Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
Dr. King
Stewart
Foley Honey and Tar Declared Safe Under Pure Food Law
Special announcement states Foley, Honey and Tar cough remedy is not regulated as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food and Drug
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson’s
Frank L. Wilson & CO
Dougherty Bros
Clothiers
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
Roy Y.stichter
IOWA
Wells & Mec-Culley
Ficademyp Hotel
D. Higgins
The
Vienna
M. Maxwell
Crawfordsville
J. M. Acheson
Louie Jugenheimer
George Paul
Guthrie
Oklahoma
W. D. McAllin
Sioux Falls
May Hill
Cedar Rapids
Winfield
Academy
Howard Hill
Grace Taylor
Grace Hill
Earl Simpson
Grover Booth
Arlo Jones
Burlington
Murray Lion Co
Mame McCreedy
Thomp Brookhart
Standard Furniture Co
Wilber Miller
New York
Stote
Smeeeewee Eee
Torchon
Valenciennes
Washington County
C, S$. Lemmon
J. A. Harwood
South Side
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