Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Leads Women Away From Surgery
In Peoria and Jessup Pennsylvania women recount severe illness after childbirth and chronic inflammation. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products, both Christina Reed and Joseph A Lyxon report relief and avoidance of operation. The ad promotes the remedy as a top choice for female ailments before surgical options.
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Peoria
Iil
Lydia E. Pinkham
Christina Reed
Mound &T
Penria, HL
Jessup
Joseph A
Lyxon
Pots and Pans Shine With Gold Dust Cleaning Claim
An old promotional blurb extols Gold Dust as the best cleaner for pots, pans, and kettles. It says the product removes grease and dirt, cleans deeply to remove germs, and makes surfaces gleam like new while cutting cleaning time in half and reducing labor.
Wife murderer's suicide ends Cedar Rapids manhunt
Cedar Rapids, Oct 8 A farmer Frank Novak who killed his wife Friday returned to the family farm and, confronted by deputy sheriffs, killed himself with a shotgun blast. Officers found he had only one cartridge left and likely used the same weapon on his wife. Novak died in the hay loft of the Novak farm near Fairfix while two deputies waited nearby. The body was moved to Barta undertaking rooms as authorities investigated the crime and attempted escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frank Novak
Cherry Valley
Mornig
Novak
Barta Undertaking Rooms
Efort
Tom Craldwell
Clint Baylor
Caldwall
Caldwell
Meunhouse
Carl
King
Barta Undertaking Roomng
Iowa City
State University
Bowles
Hanson
Geason
State Teachers’ College
Iowa
Cornell
Normal
Gilliland
Patterson
van Lackum
Gunderson
Carberry
Brueckner
Trickey
Parsons
MecGinn‘s
Penningroth
Kirk
Town Griers in Opening Meeting of Iowa Group
Town Criers club held an opening meeting at Pythian temple with a dinner and business session. Woodworth Clain urged city men to advertise local advantages, while reports from Dallas trip and Good Roads plan dominated the agenda alongside street decor for the cattle congress and a revised organizational plan aimed at broader city-wide cooperation.
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K. of P
Town Criers
Pythian Temple
Woodworth Clain
Davenport Locomotive Works
Greater
FL A. Ferguson
Good Roads Committee
Treaary
Come Man
Town Criers’ Club
Reort
Candy campaign seeks Mahaska county clerk ballot
J C Milligan, Democratic candidate for Mahaska county clerk, plans a candy and chewing gum outreach to win votes. He spent 600 on sweets, ordered 10 000 candy packages with his campaign note, and distributes them across the county at festivals and events. Children, women, and many men receive treats while Milligan promotes his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Milligan
Mahaska County
Milligan
Oskaloosa
Kewton Plage Sold for Three Story Business Block
The undertaking firm of Hileman and Gindt buys the M. L. Newton property on Mulberry street between Fourth and Fifth with plans for a reinforced concrete three story building. They recently sold a Fourth street brick building to Lore Alford for 30000, doubling investment in four years. Plans start soon, construction not before April 1, 1913, with possession then. The first floor serves undertaking business and includes reception parlor chapel casket showroom and morgue. Upper two floors to be modern flats. Expenditure projected between 40000 and 50000.
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Hileman & Gindt
M. L. Newton
Mulberry Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Fourth Street
Lore Alford
Union of Brandon districts declared illegal
In a Buchanan county district court ruling Judge Franklin C. Platt voided the Brandon Jefferson Center Bear Creek and Prospect Hill consolidation election held last year by one vote. The four districts must revert to their own schools, ending a yearlong consolidated system opened recently. The court stayed ouster of current officials until November 1 amid wide attention and bitter contest.
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Independence. In
District Court
Franklin C. Platt
Brandon
Jefferson Center
Bear Creek
Prospect Hill
Platt
Buchanan County
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Peoria, Iil
Mrs. Lynch
Sterling
Illinois
Stommeipen
Allomodus Therina
Bee Op
Courier
W. H. Hartman
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
Tl. Powers
B. Davis
Whitney & A
Ora Oc
Ella Tane Jen
Waterloo
Priest
Grace Ethel Camfor
Krapfel Placeivision
Minnie H. Thomas
Max Fickler
Auditor Rainbow
West Side
Waterlac
Try & Courier
Beach
Peosta
Town Griers
Woodworth Club
Orate Banquect
Texas
Dallas
C. R. Hutcheson
Ralph Hoxie
George B. Miller
Paul Davis
H. E. Kloster
Baltimore
EH. F. Rath
Bluff Street
Joe Obendorf
Ben Schuneman
A. B. Haswell
Henry Frank
Kiester
VanPelt
Daily Show
Hugh G. VanPelt
Waterloo Dairy Congress
B. B. Peek
C. V. Simmons
Julian Rosenway
W. R. Law
F. W. Powers
George E. Lichty
Hope
Martin
Coliseum
H. W. Reed
R. Hutcheson
Fred B. Northey
Ben Lichty
T.G. Troy
Judge Bonson
Dubuqus
Black Hawk County
Wahaska
Kewton
Story Business Block
Union OF Schools
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Streat
Citizens Gas and
California
Oregon
Washington
North Pacific Coast
Via
Illinois Central
R. R
Fred Austin City
Boynton Furnace
Kramer’s Hardware
U. G. Kramer
Commercial
Hileman & Gindt Orcen
Hoth Pheace
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