Jack the brave dog helps family face Thanksgiving
In a 1918 tale Jack the little yellow dog endures cruelty, is saved by Robbie Barnes, and becomes central to a family facing poverty. Robbie sells Jack to fund a holiday feast but returns him after Frank Reed and his father offer a way to repay the money. Jack reunites with Robbie for Thanksgiving, and both find happiness in their bond. The story ends with a plan to earn back the five dollars.
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Turkey
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Mrs. Turkey
Moosers Organize in Two Iowa Counties
Progressives organize county tickets in Ringgold and Des Moines counties with meetings in Redding Kellerton and Tingley Ringgold. Potential Progressive legislative nominees include Charles H. Robinson or Henry W. Terrell. Des Moines County club formed in Burlington with officers F P Carspecken Robert Eland W S Mitchell W T Alexander Carl Lohman H L Madison Roy Barrett
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Henry W. Terrell
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Robert Eland
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W. 8. Mitchell
W. T. Alexander
Carl Lohman
H.L. Madison
Roy Barrett
The Tales That Dollars Tell Ad Campaign Invitation
The text promotes advertising salesmanship in print, boasting record sales and profits. It urges advertisers to judge by results, citing nine top-paid staff and a $227,000 annual payroll, offering interviews to discuss problems with no obligation and honest guidance.
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