Terrible Death Averted by King’s New Discovery
Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Bargerton Tennessee was dying from consumption when King’s New Discovery for Consumption relieves her and cures her after a first bottle. The ad promises the cure for lung troubles and offers trial bottles for one dollar at Stewart's Drug Store. Also promotes Mahara’s Big Minstrels at Graham with seats priced 25 35 50 cents.
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M. L. Bobbitt
Bargerton
Tenn
Dr. King
Stewart's
Arnica Salve touted for pains and piles at Stewart's Pharmacy
Home seekers and settlers receive excursion tickets on first and third Tuesdays to Western points with return limits and one way fares. Iowa Central offers through sleeping and reclining cars. Also advertised a through tourist car to California with no change, departing various Iowa towns and arriving Los Angeles, with double berth rates.
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Plaeons Arnica
Ree
Stewart's
Iowa Central
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
California
Town Central
Albert Lea
Mason City
Hampton
Eldorail
Marshalltown
Grinnell
Los Angeles
Minn
Pass on the Praise
A Des Moines News piece extols the impact of praise on spouses and workers. A husband’s loving words move a wife to sing, brighten neighbors, and inspire charity. The article urges readers to praise clerks teachers and mothers now rather than delaying until it is too late.
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Hell
Prices for Mahara's Big Minstrels at Graham Circle
The Graham theatre shows Mahara's Big Minstrels on Thursday evening with Circle seats 50c Parquet 35c Balcony 35c Gallery 25c and reduced prices for children. The fragmented OCR lists various seating tiers and rates.
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Mahara
Graham
Carris Drug Store
Mahara Brothers Minstrels At Opera House Tomorrow
Mahara Brothers, famed for 16 years in minstrelsy and rag time opera, bring a new palace car troupe of 30 colored artists with elaborate scenery, costumes, electrical effects, and specialty acts. They promise the acme of minstrelsy and will present a noon street parade before the show tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahara
Mahara Brothers
Maara
For Rent or Sale Farms Listed by Mohn Mulhall Iowa
For rent or sale several choice farms offered by Mohn Mulhall of Sioux City Iowa. Bend for list. Rural land prospects advertised with contact line.
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Bend
Mohn Mulhall
Siour City
Iowa
Crawfordsville Notes Round About Jan 25
Walter Orris of Wyman and Prof A K Parsons with family visit local residents. Misses Bird Manley and Hazel Dexter return from Washington. Rev J W Ballentine lectures on India at U P church. Dr J P Davis assists at church events. M E church building sold to 8 F Brown for relocation. Maharas Big Minstrels visit Wednesday 27. Local social visits and service notices reported.
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Walter Orris
Wyman
A. KE. Parsons
Creston
Iowa
Lewis Evans
California
Bird Manley
Hazel Dexter
Washington
J. L. Riley
J. W. Ballentine
U. V
F. Brown
M. E. Church
M. E.s
Mahara
Haskins Notes Farm Shipments and Bank Opening
Sam Duncan of Cotter shipped two cars of cattle from Haskins on Tuesday. Sherm Willey shipped hogs, and J. W. Weckhams expect their daughter Mrs Boland of Stewart Iowa to visit soon. Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of Haskins will begin business Monday February first.
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Sam Duncan
Cotter
Sherm Willey
Gladwin
W. L. Frazier
Dr. Fordyce
J. W. Weckhams
Boland
Stewart
J. N. Pickens
Haskins
Farmers and Merchants Savings Bank of
Sickly Start to January Affects Local Residents
Miss Myrtle Snider is very ill with throat trouble while Grandma Figgins remains very poorly and may not recover. Mr and Mrs Heely welcome back Mr Heelys parents from New Hampton Iowa after a four week visit. A horse sale Friday drew a good crowd and horses sold fairly well. Starry Mellinger and Emmet Louck attended Joseph Yegpys funeral in Riverside last Tuesday. W Burham was a business visitor at Wellman Saturday.
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Myrtle Snider
W. Burnham
Riverside
W. Burham
Wellman
Wm. Errington
Ruleton
Kan
J. H. Will
A. G. Hawley
Rose Hill
Will Rush
Washington
A. J. Peterson
M. L. Olds
Mexico
Sherm Willey
Cotter
Karl Cocklin
Iowa City
J. W. Harriman
Jas. Porter
W. L. McConnell
John Pratt
Grandma Pratt
Grandma
Howard Davis
Hloward Benn
D. C
Washington News and Local Notes Jan 26 Presbytery and Travel
Meeting of Presbytery in Washington attended by Revs J P Davis and RE H Thompson. Various residents travel to Chicago and Washington. Personal visits, farm land investments, illness, and local social chatter fill the page, with a few jokes and ads.
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J. P. Davis
RE. H. Thompson
Presbytery
Washington
John Witting
Chicago
John Palmer
H. M. Thompson
Adma
Ohio
Bk. H. Thompson
Accidental Injury At School Wounds Roy Kephart
Roy Kephart son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Kephart was hurt at school when he fell on a seat and cut his forehead requiring stitches. Two of Mr and Mrs Perry David’s children are ill. Mrs Earl Draper attends the Mayhew Libe wedding today.
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Roy Kephart
Elmer Kephart
Perry Davidson
Earl Draper
Wine of Cardui Promises Relief For Change of Life
A testimonial claims Wine of Cardui eases the change of life symptoms. The writer says early relief led to continued use, noting painless menstruation and future use during climactic years. The ad urges thorough preparation and starting treatment now to avoid suffering.
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Cardus
Wine
Cardui
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