Konjola praised by Sioux City man for stomach relief
Mr Frank Leroy Hitt of 904 Clark Street Sioux City Iowa reports years of stomach distress including gas bloating palpitations and constipation. He credits Konjola with restoring digestion and bowels to normal. Konjola is sold by Geo L McDaniel druggist Washington and by other leading druggists in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hitt
Clark Street
Sioux City
Iowa
Washington
Geo. L. McDaniel
Alibi at Graham Theatre Puts Crooks in Their Place
West denounces romance around criminals and praises police for cleverness and bravery as United Artists picture Alibi screens at the Graham Theatre tonight. The film stars a detective hero and a police officer’s daughter, showing crooks getting what they deserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Artists Picture
Graham Theatre
West
America
Hollywood
Screen Colony
West Named Year’s Greatest All Around Entertainment Feature
The piece touts West as delivering the year’s premier all around entertainment value, highlighting its broad appeal and standout moments across music film and stage. It frames West as a defining cultural moment of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
McNally Sisters in a bright stage act with acrobatic numbers
The McNally Sisters headline a stage show Thursday and Friday with a feature act and notable acrobatic numbers. MGM filmed Desert Nights with John Gilbert, shown at Fox Theatre for one day, using thirteen dawn watch shifts to capture sunrise effects and horizon light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNally Sisters
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
John Gilbert
Fox Theatre
William Nigh
Arte
Neville and Ban Every Coauthor News Story
John Thomas Neville and Dale Ban Every collaborate on a narrative piece detailing events and observations. The article highlights contributions from both authors and frames the report within the paper’s editorial voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Neville
Dale Ban Every
School social and Missionary Society notices
A Coppock school program box and candy social are scheduled for Saturday evening October 25 with teacher Eulatia 9 9 Merchant Benson. The Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church meets with Mrs Frank Pearson Friday afternoon. Box supper at Oregon No 3 on October 24, ladies bring boxes. Teacher Elizabeth Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppock
Eulatia
Merchant Benson
Womans Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Pearson
Oregon
Elizabeth Campbell
Wellston Social Club Meeting Slated For Oct 24
The Wellston Social club will meet Thursday October 24 for an all day gathering with Mrs. Alvin Strum. Members are asked to bring one dish to pass and sandwiches.
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Wellston Social Club
Alvin Strum
Buv
Mothers Jew els and Little Light bearers Jack-o-Lantern party
At 4 p.m. Friday the Mothers Jew els and Little Light bearers will hold their annual Jack o Lantern party at the M E church in social hall. All children of the primary department and mothers invited.
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Mothers Jewels
M. E
Thanks for the sympathy at our loss
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who sent floral tributes furnished cars and offered sympathy after the death of our husband and father Mrs T J Little and family
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T. J Little
Vinol Promises Energy For Nervous People
Mrs T Johnstone says Vincl helped her children and calmed nervousness. The ad touts Vinol a tonic with iron and cod liver peptone that allegedly improves sleep and appetite. J B Lemmon, a druggist, endorses Vinol as tasty and effective for tired individuals.
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J. B. Lemmon
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Roland West
Hin
Frank Leroy Hitt
Stock Company
Africa
Mary Nolan
Ernest Torrence
Comfort Batts
Jersey Bloomers
Boston
Cretonne J‘imonas
Hal. “Ward
Coasement Stor
J.D. Dayton
Liccett & Myers Towacco Co
Cross
Vincl
Mrs. T. Johnstone
Washington National Bank
Emerson Gang
Moline
Waterloo Bay
McCormick-Deering
Fordson
Graham
Oldsmobile
Ford
John Deere Gang
D. F. Macon
Washington International Co
Dan Lindblad
Washington, Iowa
Rield
Baty
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