Bowman Could Hardly Walk After Tanlac Cure
G W Bowman of Kansas City Kansas credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery from five years of stomach trouble constipation and nerve distress. He reports restored appetite better sleep and no lingering rheumatism or kidney issues and says the medicine brought him back to health. Tanlac is sold in several towns including Washington Crawfordsville Brighton Riverside Kalona and Ainsworth. A separate obituary notes Adverting accident in Odessa Nebraska that killed a family of five and grieving relatives attend the funeral.
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G. W.bowman
Owl
Kansas City
Kansas
Dan Bowman
Kansas City Southern Railway
Athe Armour Packing Co
North 30Th Street
Mr. Bowman
Tanlac
Taniac
Tansac
Washington
Sherman Bros
Crawfordsville
Samuel J. Stites
Brighton
G. W. Cash
Riverside
M. J. Wilkinson
Kalona
O. L. Rogers
Ainsworth
Asa E. Sands
Clarke and Cosson Form Des Moines Law Partnership
Former Iowa governor Geo W Clarke joins with ex Attorney General G W Cosson to form Clarke and Cosson a new Des Moines law partnership with offices in the Register Tribune building Leslie Francis leaves the firm to pursue other business and will keep office space with Clarke and Cosson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Geo. W. Clarke
Iowa
G. W. Cosson
Register-Tribune
Leslie Francis
Cosson
Clarke & Cosson
Funeral for six of Iowa family killed in auto crash
A funeral was held at the Congregational church in Lewis for Charles Kinnersley his wife and their four children all buried in a single grave. They died in a grade cross auto accident during a pleasure trip.
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Iowa
Lewis
Congregational Church
Charles Kinnersley
K C Backing of American Legion Aids Haywood Speech Fight
Davenport report says 23 000 Iowa Knights of Columbus will back the American Legion to prevent Bill Haywood from speaking in Iowa. Sioux City legion camp warns Mayor Short Haywood must not speak November 2. State Deputy McFarland pledges firm stand to promote Americanization and quell Bolshevism with full support to Col Tinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Iowa
Davenport
H. J. McFarland
Knights of Columbus of
Mat Tinley
Council Bluffs
American Legion
Iowa K.C
Legion
Sioux City
Short
McFarland
Tinley
Women Outnumber Men in Prussia After War
Berlin reports a postwar balance of 1107 women for every 1000 men in Prussia. Government statistician Dr. Robert Behia predicts a rise in marriages as wages improve, noting employed men marry more as their economic prospects strengthen. Last year about 100000 marriages occurred, fewer than the prewar year with five women per thousand men.
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Berlin
Prussia
Robert Behia
Germany
$107,000 School Consolidation Bond Issue Approved at Cushing
In Cushing Oklahoma Territory on October 31 the consolidation bond issue of 107000 dollars passed by six to one. Men voted 2 yes 27 no while women chose 82 yes and 8 no. Plans resemble the Sergeant Bulffs building with Nels Bondbus as president A H Bullock as secretary and Marton Bacon as superintendent of schools. Seven teachers employed.
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Cushing
Sergeant Bulffs
Nels Bondbus
A. H. Bullock
Marton Bacon
Clock Stoppage Solved by Cleaning with Oil Soaked Cotton
A historical note suggests clock failure may stem from clogged wheels. It advises saturating white cotton with kerosene oil and placing it inside the clock case. After about a week the cotton darkens with loosened dust and the clock should run again.
Harvest and sowing weave through human progress
A pithy reflection from Charles F. Thwing on how October harvests echo sowing in May. It links material conditions with intellectual and moral understanding, noting humanity’s habit of overlooking these connections despite their inevitability.
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Charles F. Thwing
What’s a Husband Anyway in Courtroom Quips
A witty excerpt questions character witnesses in a trial. The defense notes at least a dozen witnesses appeared. They reportedly testified to the defendant’s kindness to her poodle, offering a light touch amid the proceedings.
Farmers rally 70 percent join nine Iowa counties drive
In Iowa nine counties report over 12 00 farm bureau members in less than four weeks. Hardin Butler Floyd Fayette Buchanan Story Benton Linn Jones count ies total about 1 400 per county, with 70 percent farmer participation. A $250 000 special fund drive supports state and national farm bureau efforts.
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Ames
Farm Bureau Federation
Hardin
Butler
Floyd
Fayette
Buchanan
Story
Benton
Linn
Jones
Farm Bureau Movement
Coverdale
More Women Smoking in London Shops
West end bacconists report Englishmen generally approve of wives smoking and many buy cigarets for their wives. Clergymen and men often purchase cigarettes for women, and cigaret smoking is not yet fashionable among working class women but common in middle and upper classes.
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London
West End
Editor’s Fatal Accident Quietly Ends Hunting Trip
Carl Junkin editor of the Creston Daily Advertiser accidentally shot and killed his friend Dye Craig at the John Bixler farm nine miles west of Corning Iowa. Junkin and Dye Craig had been duck hunting with J L Wingell when the gun discharged while Junkin loaded it. The tragedy occurred on October 31 as they prepared to continue their day of sport.
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Paul Junkin
Dye Craig Corning
Carl Junkin
Creston
Bixler Farm
Mr. Junkin
Mr. Craig
Junkin
Odd Fellows Vote to Build Boys Dormitory in Mason City
Mason City action from the Grand Lodge of Iowa meeting calls for a new 100000 dollar boys dormitory at the Odd Fellows Home. The project will separate boys from girls, freeing the current building for a girls dormitory, and add a third home including the old people’s house. The new facility will feature a manual training room and a gymnasium.
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Mason City
A. Koch
Ames
Grand Lodge of
Iowa
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Home
Koch
Missing man pictured with flowers in Evening Journal report
A ledged missing man is described by his wife as among those unaccounted for in a news item from the Evening Journal. The photo shows a man beside a vase of flowers set on a lace doily.
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Baer
Bowman
Ing
Odessa
Neb
Spurgeon
Colo
G. W. Clarke
Miller
Miler
Genmeller
Sherman Brothers
K. C
J. W. Coverdale
Federation
O'Brien
Dickinson
Emmet
Cerro Gordo
Humboldt
Clinton County
Farm Bureau
Marshalltown
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Clemens
A. L. Middleton
Eagle Grove
Frank Justice
Berwick
L. E. Fisher
Renwick
J. B. Craven
Kellogg
Craig
Wingell
Kemp
Vacuum Oil Company
K. C. Marr
Ainsworth, Iowa
England
ODD Fellows
Poe ‘Company
S. H. Prizer
Goodyear
Red Diamond
Goodrich
High Rock
Goodrich and
Eye Red Rubber
Boots
Stephenson
Arnold
S. H. Prizer Estate
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
J. Capps & Sons
Chesterfield
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