Seven Years of Misery in Bikenton Missouri
Mrs Dema Berune of Sikeston Missouri credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with transforming her seven year battle with cramps backache and nervous prostration into a return to health She says she avoided surgery after doctors offered it and now can do housework garden and social duties and urges other women to try the remedy It has helped many with displacements inflammation ulcers irregularities and digestive issues after other means failed
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Bikenton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dema Beruune
Sikeston
Specialist Clinic Advertising Chronic Diseases and Treatments
A medical practice promotes specialist care for nose throat and lung diseases plus nervous, urinary, digestive, and skin ailments. It touts 25 years of study, offers private confidential exams, and claims to cure women’s, men’s, and children’s ailments with personal attention and no-cost initial assessment.
Social Reform and the Church as a Social Force
The church is not a primary social reform agency yet acts as a major social service factor. It upholds freedom to choose economic theories within moral bounds and has undertaken extensive studies of social conditions nationwide. Its pronouncements on economic issues echo worker perspectives, underscoring a concrete, influential role.
State Police Urged to Guard Rural Iowa Areas
Des Moines reports the Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police calls for a state police and detective force based in Des Moines under governor or attorney general supervision to protect rural districts, citing Villisca murder as a catalyst. James M. Carl of Cedar Rapids pushes fingerprinting and an organized bureau, condemning rewards and urging proactive enforcement including minimum wage laws to curb immorality and human trafficking.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Association of Chiefs of Police
James M. Carl
Cedar Rapids
Carl
Villisca
Easy and Sure Way to Cure Gold and Catarrh
An article touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for cold and catarrh. It claims immediate relief from sneezing coughing and nasal discharge by direct application to inflamed membranes. The pamphlet markets a 50 cent bottle via druggists with endorsements and distributor notes.
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Ely
W. Taggart
Efficacy Doubts of Auto Campaign Tactics
Des Moines reports Senator A B Cumming and Republican hopefuls toured Story County by car, hearing five to six minute talks with audiences of 50 to 150. Cumming favored studying speech preparation, while praising social value of road campaigns. Kenyon, Clarke, Nunn, and others logged thousands of miles and hundreds of appearances, with varying speaking schedules. An adjacent advertisement urges subscribing to The Homestead farm paper for $3.50 and offers incentives for agent recruitment.
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Des Moines
A. B. Cumming
Judge Prouty
Story County
Ames
Gullert
Erat
McCallsburg
Cole
Collins
Maxwell
Cambridge
Huxley
Blazer
Cambles
Kenyon
Clarke
3. G. Nunn
Dunn
W.L Harding
Carroll
James M. Pierce
Towa
Blue Line Transfer Reaches Settlement in Des Moines
Des Moines November 2 The strike of transfer companies narrows as Blue Line Transfer agrees to a settlement. Blue Line will resume operations with union men Monday. Mayor James R Hanna expects other large firms to settle soon. The agreement follows recommendations by Charles R Keyes and A L Urick conveyed via the mayor's secretary Edward C Lytton.
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Des Moines
Blue Line Transfer Company
Blue Line
James R. Hanna
Hanna
Edward C. Lytton
Charles R. Keyes
A. L. Urick
Mr. Lytton
Mr. Urick
Four railroads indicted over alfalfa shipments
A federal grand jury in Omaha returned indictments against four railroad companies for violations of laws governing concessions in shipments of alfalfa feed from Omaha to nearby states. The Missouri Pacific, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, and Chicago, Burlin…
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Omaha
Neb
Missouri Pacifie
Chicago, Rock | Island & Parke
Chicago, Burl
Rate-cut allegations against carriers spark district attorney action
Involving Illinois lines Washington & Quincy and the Wabash, the text alleges quoted rates on 100 pounds of alfalfa were cut by 4 and 5 cents. The district attorney’s office announces more prosecutions likely as the government pursues published-rate enforcement to curb discrimination.
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Ington & Quincy
The
Wabash
HOGS DYING BY THE HUNDREDS IN IOWA TOWNSHIPS
Hog cholera spreads through Hamilton county as Blakeburg Williams township areas suffer heavy losses. Dr E B Williams, assistant state veterinarian, reports the outbreak is severe and vaccination in Blair sburg and Williams townships has saved many hogs. Weather plays little role, snow only modestly slows contagion.
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Webster City
Hamilton County
Blakeburg
Williams Townships
Blatraburg
Williams Township
B. Williame
Blairsburg
Willams
Wonlstock
Williams
Disease threat and vaccination efforts in Webster County farmers
Contagious hog cholera prompts cooperation between Webster and Hamilton county veterinarians and farmers. Authorities urge vigilant herd monitoring and vaccination to curb spread, with Dr Williams noting the importance of action across counties to protect hogs. Real estate transfers listed include multiple lot sales in Waterloo and Cedar Falls through Black Hawk Co Abstract Co.
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Webster County
Hamilton County
Webster
Blairsburge
Williams
Dr. Williams
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
H. T. Freier
C. Larson
Pacific Addition
Cedar Falls
Calvin Howrey
Jasper E. Stone
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Englewood
Chicago
Sworth
Englewood Union Station
South Side
la Salle Station
Rock Island
O. R. Milligan
Waterloo
J. W. Bouldin
Fourth Street
By Charles Stelzle
Associated Charity Workers
General Social Workers
Cummins
Henderson
Hendersons
Indianapolis
Ingianapolis
Black Hawk Auto CO
Waterloo, Iowa
Hamil
Ton County
Ecec
S.S.S
S. S
HF Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Wm. F. Bryan
J. A. Aungst
Home Park Addition
Courier
W. H. Hartman
Waterloo Evening Courier
Ark Avenue West
Daddy
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
Hileman & Gindt Creos
Uty
Son
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