Bond posted for three officers in assault case
Harry P. Mason Lloyd Halleck and state agent George Gillespie face assault with intent to murder charges after late Saturday arrests. Each posted 1500 bond for municipal court appearance. Roscoe Flack sues for 50000 and awaits action as county officials' attorney delays filing pending attorney general consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
P. Mason
Lloyd Halleck
Ralph Davis
Nathan
Northey
Board
Mason
Halleck
Gillespie
George Gillespie
Roscoe’ T. Flack
Waterloo
Des ‘Moines
Flack
Grant Highway
Peter H.flack
Doi
Edwards
Former Independence Dentist Dies at Old Folks Home
Dr G A Roberts a former Independence dentist died Saturday evening at Western Old Folks Home after eight years residency. Rev G Bergeman pastor of Zion Evangelical Church conducted services this afternoon. age 73.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Old Folks
Old
G. Bergeman
Zion
G.A. Roberts
Oversea Flier Jumps When Plane Crashes
In Elk New Oct 17 British airman Captain Frederick A Giles piloting a Wenda plane from Detroit to New Zealand crashed after resuming flight. Giles jumped 20 feet to the ground and suffered a bruised left arm with only minor injuries. The aircraft hit a ditch causing damage to the lower left wing wheel and propeller though the motor remained undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk
New
Frederick A. Giles
Detroit
New Zealand
Giles
Dancing Students Face Discipline at Morningside College
In Sioux City on Oct 17 a disciplinary action likely for 175 students at Morningside College after violation of the college dancing ban. A program in the women's residence hall featured a square dance and the Virginia Reel at the Methodist institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Morningside College
Morningside Colege
Auto Kills Man in Burlington Collision
An unidentified man was fatally struck when he stepped into the path of a car driven by Al Courts in Burlington Iowa on October 17 1942. Authorities described it as a fatal pedestrian accident with Courts cooperating with investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Weather Forecast Fragments and Oddities
Fragmentary OCR weather notes show temperatures for Saturday and Sunday with uncertain digits and garbled times. It hints at a Monday forecast around 9 a.m. and 3.7 degrees, but most figures are unreadable or corrupted.
Fall and Sinclair on Trial for Plot to Loot Oilfields
The trial against Fall and Sinclair continues as prosecutors seek co conspirators. Two key witnesses, Harry M Blackmer and James E O Neil, are missing abroad, complicating the case. Blackmer faces a possible contempt fine for failing to answer a subpoena. The government lists former cabinet official Harry M Daugherty and other officials among its witnesses. More than 100 veniremen have been summoned, with juror eligibility restricting many Washington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M.blackmer
Midwest Refining Company
James E. O'Neil
Prairie Oil & Gas Co
Europe
Blackmer
O'Neill
Continental Company
Daugherty
Senate
House
Washington
West Is Against Eastern Man for White House Job
Progressive organizers push for primaries to revive direct action in selecting nominees. They warn the public against capitalized utilities and urge reform of the party leadership processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
White House
Funeral service set for Matt Frost farmer of Raymond
Funeral services for Matt Frost 38 farmer of Raymond will be held at 9 30 a m Tuesday at St Josephs Church Raymond with Father William Kunkel officiating. Burial will follow in the Raymond cemetery. Frost was born March 10 1889 in Raymond and died after a brief illness Friday requiring hospital treatment in Waterloo. Surviving are his widow Celia Phillips Frost and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt. Frost
Raymond
St. Joseph ’S Catholic
Waterloo
Celia Phillips
Funeral services for Ada Mundy in Waterloo
Ada Mundy 64 of 1722 Sycamore street died Saturday at a local hospital after a year of illness. Funeral at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Kistner chapel with Rev. E B Mundy officiating. Burial at Fairview Ada Stine born Nov 30 1862 in Waucoma IA married Charles Mundy there March 21 1888 later moving to Waterloo. Survived by two daughters Leola Walansky and Etta Paulsen and a son Robert Harvey Mundy. husband and two other children preceded in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Mundy
Sycamore
Streety
Kistner ‘Chapel
Christ Episcopal Church
Fairview
Ada Stine
Waucoma
Charles “Mundy
Waterloo
Sycamore Street
Leola’ Walansky
Concrete Avenue
Etta’ Paulsen
Robert Harvey Mundy
Newell Street
Death of Dr George A Roberts Former Waterloo Dentist
Dr George A Roberts 72, former Waterloo dentist, died of peritonitis at Western Old Peoples Home Cedar Falls where he had lived the past year after two paralytic strokes. He trained in London and practiced in Paris, moved to Independence in 1882, later Waterloo, then Winthrop before returning two years ago. Funeral at 4 pm today at Western Old Peoples Home conducted by Rev ny C Larty with burial in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Roberts
Waterloo
Western Old Peoples Home
Cedar Falls
Roberts
London
Paris
United States
Independence
Winthrop
Ny C. Larty
Mrs Agnes Baldwin Dies at 79 in St Ansgar
Mrs Agnes Baldwin widow of E F Baldwin Civil War veteran and mother of Ernest V and Ross Baldwin of Waterloo died at 5 am in St Ansgar Iowa after a six year illness Her husband died a year ago She leaves 12 children Funeral arrangements will be set after the children gather at the family home in St Ansgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Baldwin
E. F. Baldwin
Ernest V
Ross Baldwin
Waterloo
St. Ansgar
E. V. Baldwin
George W Warner dies. cremation planned in Davenport
George W. Warner, a local bookseller, died here Friday evening. Following his wishes, his body was sent from Petersen Bros. mortuary to Davenport for cremation. No funeral services were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Warner
George Whitfield Warner
Petersen Bros
Davenport
Mr. Warner
Dozen firemen hurt as downtown fire strikes Pittsburgh
Twelve firemen were seriously injured and three downtown buildings housing 12 wholesale wearing apparel firms were damaged by a blaze of undetermined origin. The fire caused over 250,000 dollars in losses in the downtown district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fittsburgh
Rector Emeritus of Christ Church dies in Ohio at 82
Rev. George W. Hinkle 82, rector emeritus of Christ Episcopal church Waterloo, died yesterday at his Cleveland home where he had lived in retirement. He served Waterloo from 1904 to 1916 and later preached in nearby cities. Survivors are nieces and nephews. No funeral details announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Ohio
George W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church, Waterloo
Cleveland
Oly
Hinkle
Waterloo
Christ.church
Steppenville, O
Christ, Church Parish
T. N. Morrison
Iowa
Kansas Aggie Dean Ends Life With Gun
Lawrence Kansas reports the University of Kansas Dean Perley F Walker of the school of engineering and agriculture shot himself in his office this morning. A watchman found the body and letters to friends were on the desk including one to Chancellor Lindley urging forgiveness for the cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Perley
Walker
School OF Engineering and Agriculture
University’ of Kansas
Lindley
Mellon Wins Libel Suit in High Court
The U S supreme court refused a review of Charles B. Brewer's $500000 libel suit against Secretary of Treasury Andrew W Mellon. The suit stemmed from Mellons remarks in a letter to the president made available to the press. The District of Columbia court of appeals ruled Mellons remarks privileged and dismissed the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
U. S.supreme Court
Charles B. Brewer
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Brewer
Mellon
District, of Columbia Court of Appeals
Lindbergh Flies to Washington from Richmond Visit
Col Charles A Lindbergh left Richmond after a two day visit and flew to Washington aboard a plane carrying Harry F Guggenheim, sponsor of Lindberghs nationwide aeronautics tour. The Washington stop will be unofficial, and he will next be Baltimore’s guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
INS
Charles
Lindbergh
Washington
Harry F. Guggenheim
Spirit of
Des Moines Banker and War Vet Joseph G. Rounds Dies
Des Moines banker and Civil War veteran Joseph G. Rounds, 82, died at his home after a 10 day illness. Born in Buxton, Maine in 1845, he served as a sergeant in Company L of the Twelfth Maine Volunteers. A prominent figure in Des Moines politics for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joseph G. Rounds
Rounds
Buxton
Maine Volunteers
Ufe
Edmundson Donation Brings Hospital Total To $265,060
A Des Moines benefactor J D Edmundson has added 40000 to the Jennie Edmundson Hospital, marking off 40900 from the books. His initial gift of 40000 over twenty years ago started the hospital and total gifts now reach 265060.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
J. D. Edmundson
Des Moines
Edmundson
Auto Injuries Fatal Near Blue Earth
Roy F. Authier, 30, of Sioux City, died in a Blue Earth Minnesota hospital yesterday from injuries sustained in an automobile accident near Blue Earth. The report states he died of the crash injuries after being brought to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Roy F. Authier
Blue Earth
Minn
Bandits Loot Polish Sons of Liberty Offices
Chicago police report two masked gunmen robbed the Polish Sons of Liberty offices, taking 1200 dollars during a daytime break in October. Authorities describe the suspects as armed and masked. investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Polish Sons of Liberty
Fire damages home on Third Avenue West after fireplace defect
Fire caused by a defective fireplace damaged the residence of 5 R. Sampson at 2580 Third Avenue West early Saturday evening. Firemen extinguished the blaze without injuries. Contact Herman C. Miller at 2404 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. R. Sampson
Third Avenue West
Fishermen Hurt in Auto Crash Near Here
Iowa report says Chalonoke, 47, a Dubuque railroad contractor, suffered a fractured skull and severe body bruises when their car collided with a vehicle driven by three young men returning from a Minnesota fishing trip. W. E. Corbin, 43, a Monticello railroad engineer, had scalp wounds and a fractured arm. a brother of Chalonoke was only slightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Chalonoke
A. Dubuque
Chalonoke
W. E
Corbin
Mon
Ticello
Waterloo Man in Des Moines Crash
Des Moines on October 17 reports two cars colliding at an intersection and crashing through the show window of a drug store. Three occupants suffered minor cuts and bruises. Jack Cleveland of Des Moines led one car while O K Hogan of Waterloo drove the other. Arla McHenry of Des Moines rode with Hogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Jack Cleveland
O. K.’ Hogan
Waterloo
Arla McHenry
Hogan
W. G. T. U Asks Facts on Mason Case NORTHEY Replies
Seventy five Black Hawk county W C T U members met county supervisors to urge better law enforcement and cooperation. Mrs Mary Jane Philpot president urged truth about Mason the road officer who has drawn criticism. Northey defended Mason noting he acted under state agents and attorney general orders, saying no offense has been shown warranting discharge. The group applauded Northey while noting delays in courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Harry P. “Mason
Mason
Nathan’ “Northey
Department ‘of Justice
Cops Not Friends of This Speeder in Des Moines Duel
In Des Moines Clyde Stradley staged a speed duel with a motorcycle officer last night. He will answer six charges in police court today including resisting an officer reckless driving speeding and illegal liquor possession and transportation after a chase ended in an alley cornering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clyde Stradley
Stradley
Two Booze Runners Bond Forfeiture Ordered
Judge R W Hasner forfeited two bonds totaling 885 for Ray Roushia over illegal transportation of liquor. Roushia paid 114 of the fine and 62 costs but failed to keep instalment payments. A Mason City man’s 1000 bond for Fred W Hotchkiss’s appearance was also forfeited as he failed to appear for sentencing. Judgment date set for Oct 31 at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hasner
Ray Roushia
Roushia
Ben Larkin
Roushin
Roushin Himself. Judge Hasner
Mason City
Fred W. Hotchkiss
Quarantine Notices For Two Local Children
Juanita Current eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Current 221 Baltimore street placed under quarantine today for infantile paralysis. Her condition reported good. Helen Fransen nine 523 Lime street quarantined for scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Current
Martin Current
Baltimore Street
Helen Fransen
Lime Street
Return to California After Waterloo Visit
Mrs. M. R. Shepherd formerly of Waterloo leaves tomorrow for Santa Monica California after spending a few days here visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Californa
M. R. Shepherd
Waterloo
Santa Monica
Cal
Ruth Elder aims for Paris as aviators plan Lisbon meet
Horta Azores Oct 17 Ruth Elder the American aviatrix with bobbed hair reads fashion and speed as she prepares to board the steamer Lima for Lisbon then seek a fast route to France or England. In Paris Capt Arathart is to fly a 550 horsepower Breguet to Lisbon to meet Elder and Haldeman who survived a New York to Paris nonstop attempt and will fly on to Paris from Lisbon.
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Horta
Azores
Islands
Ruth
Paris
Atlantic
Lima
Lisbon
Madeira
France
England
Island
Fayal
Ruth ‘Elder
New York
George Haldeman
Miss Elder
INS
Arathart
Ruth Elder
George’ ‘Haldeman
Push Organization of Big Corporation to Buy Iowa Farms
Des Moines observers report steps toward forming a large Iowa farm land investment company with capital between 5 and 10 million dollars. More than 200000 dollars of stock was subscribed by Des Moines businessmen including Clyde Brenton and F C Hubbell. Trustees include John Cowles and Burt Thompson with plans to offer stock in Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Burlington and other cities. The aim is to buy land outright, hold for growth, and rent pending resale, with no equities trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde Brenton
National, Bank, and
Dallas’ County
F. C. Hubbell
Des
Moines Capitalist
John Cowles
Des Moines Register
Tribune
C.H. McNider
Mason City
Burt. Thompson
Forest City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Chicago
New York
Cowles
Ames Man Awarded 600 Damages in Auto Crash Verdict
Donald Hunter of Ames won 600 damages from K W Schell of Ames and Roger D Brunn of Waterloo in district court at Nevada for injuries from a January motorcycle collision. His leg was broken when a car driven by Schell and owned by Brunn, both ISU students, struck him while he rode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Donald Hunter
K.W. Schell
Roger D. Bruwn
Waterloo
District Court
Nevada
Hunter
Schell
Brunn
Iowa State College
Girl Booze Runners Taken to Grundy Jail
Mrs. George Nelson and Miss Josephine Mueller, alleged women booze runners, had been held in the city jail for three weeks after being nabbed on the highway above Cedar Falls with 50 gallons of alcohol stored in their car. They were moved to Grundy county jail this afternoon to await trial, transferred by Sheriff H. T. Wagner and Deputy Miss Marguerite Saul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nelson
Josephine Mueller
Cedar Falls
Grundy County
H. T. Wagner
Marguerite Saul
Man and Wife File Bankruptcy Petitions
Ben H. Ford and his wife Minnie E. Ford of Grundy Center filed bankruptcy petitions today with referee J. E. Jordan. Their liabilities total 3276.10 mainly from groceries and living expenses, while assets are listed as nothing, filed by attorney John H. Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Ford
Minnie E. Ford
Grundy Center
J. E. Jordan
John H. Meyers
Woodmen to Dance After Meeting at K of P Hall
After the regular Woodmen meeting tomorrow evening at the K of P hall, a dance will be held for members and their friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Hall
Cedar Rapids Couple Secures Marriage License
Robert Tipping and Anna Bishop of Cedar Rapids obtained a marriage license in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tipping
Cedar Rapids
Anna Bishop
Smoking ciz arets improves the attractiveness of a girl
In a nutty jumble the Cincinnati Enquirer hints that smoking or holes may affect appearance and usefulness of a pan in a misread, garbled summary. The text is unreadable and lacks coherent facts or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Coordinated efforts discussed by Black Hawk council
A fall season meeting at Black Hawk tearoom reviewed year activities of the Council of Social and Citizens, with Miss Myrtle Delimire reporting. Attendees from sheriff and police offices, Social Welfare, courts, Salvation Army, school, health departments, and nurses heard of a distressed negro family once mired in disease and squalor. four children had 26 days of school, and the family was brought to proper living standards through hospital care and institutional treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’ Hawk
Ciie
Myrtle. Delimire
Cedar Falls
Wagner
United’ Organization
East District enrollments rise by 106 in year
An official six weeks report by Superintendent Charles W. Kline shows East District enrollment climbing to 4,120 from 3,982 last year. The district records 2,103 girls and 2,017 boys, with Junior High at 597 and East High at 548 students. Roosevelt and Washington schools lead attendance at 97.88 percent, while the district average is 97.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Public
East High
Hawa
Roosevelt
Washington
East
John Fiske
Frances
Grout Hed
Alcott
John ‘Fiske
Grout
Hawgarten
McKinley
Elks Diningroom Set to Open With Halloween Dance
The Elks club announces the fall calendar with the diningroom opening on Monday Oct. 31 at 7 p m for a Halloween dinner dance. Tickets are by Elklets. Bowling alleys are open and cleaned. Eddie Johnson chairs the event and organizes teams with prizes for high scores. Regular meetings and initiation planned, plus a smoker and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Elklets
Eddie Johnson
Two Bickleys and Peterson Hunt Elk and Bear in Wyoming
A hunting party including Dr. Cecil Bickley Arthur Peterson and Dr. Robert Bickley used guides and equipment to access the Teton range north of Dubois Wyoming. Each man killed one elk and one brown bear and enjoyed camping and pursuing wary game in the wilds near New York City connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cécil. Bickley
Arthur Peterson
Robert Bickley
New York City
Teton Range
du Bois
Wyo
Chilly Night Theft of Auto Robes Reported
Police attributed a cold night to two robe thefts from cars on Sunday evening. M H Brainard of 915 Sycamore street reported a green and black plush robe stolen, while E Williams of 510 Denver street reported a plaid robe taken from another vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.H. Brainard
Sycamore Street
E. Williams
Denver Street
Black Man Accused in Gas Stove Robbery Case
Sam Smith, a Black man who rooms with Mrs. Elloise Pugh at 1113 Fourth Street East, was lodged in the city jail after being accused of looting a $20 gas range hidden for safekeeping. Mrs. Pugh filed information in municipal court. Smith denies knowledge of the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elloise Pugh
Sam Smith
Man confesses burglary partner unnamed in 1926 Dunkerton thefts
John Lynch, once linked to a Dunkerton store burglary in May 1926, turned himself in at Bloomington police after a long flight across Illinois towns. He admitted his role in the crime and named fears about his work life, while refusing to reveal his accomplice's name. He faces charges for stealing bolts of silk shoes and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynch
Heald
Dunkerton
Molines
Moline
Illinois
Bloomington
Douglass
Rotary aims to extend into new countries next year
Int'l Rotary plans to promote international good will and peace as core goals for the coming year. Pearl McKee of Indianola, Eleventh district governor, told Waterloo Rotary Club members at the noon Russell luncheon. He noted Germany’s first Rotary club is being organized now and traced Rotary's growth from its 1905 Chicago start stirred by Paul Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl, McKee
Indianola
Russell Lamson
McKee
Germany
Rotary
Chicago
Paul P. Harris
West High School
Mildred Luce
Gwen. Gilbert
Grace Ullemeyer
Hit-Run Motorist Injures Deputy Sheriff in Sioux City
Deputy Sheriff T EB Hart of Woodbury County was struck by a hit and run driver while crossing a downtown street. He was taken to Methodist Hospital in serious condition with possible skull fracture and brain concussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux, City
T. Eb.hartwell
Woodbury County
Twas
Methodist Hospital
Ghostly mystery marks old house down for work
Foreman E White and crew changed eight hour shift as they removed boards under the floor in the old Loran ment resort house built by Mr Malcott. Mantelpieces valued at 7500 dollars have already disappeared amid tales of a ghost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. White
Loran Ment
Malcott
Aviday
Hadyseenza
Thas
Thani
Appeals court reviews West Virginia coal mine case actions
Washington reports the appeals court today reviews 12 cases involving United Mine Workers and its president John. The court considers actions by West Virginia coal mining companies and the union in their efforts regarding the coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United ‘Mine Workers Ha
John
West Virginia
Red ‘Jacket
Westrginia
The
Bishop Temple Faces Bad Check and Liquor Charges
Evanston police report Bishop H. Temple of the First Apostolic Church of America held on charges of issuing a worthless check and possessing liquor. Room search revealed bourbon described as sacramental wine. Temple claimed the liquor was part of religious rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
H. Temple
Das Grand
First Apostolic Church of America
Temple
Tests New Enginein Airplane Flight
Curtiss Field Indiana reports tests of a new aircraft engine. George Meissner aloft today for flight trials aboard a model using a new engine type. Reported fuel use includes seven gallons and nineteen gallons of gasoline in different test runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Field
George Meissner
Start on Vacation Lands in Hospital After Wreck
Des Moines youths Harry Wood and George Rambo were injured when their automobile went into a ditch near Hubbard yesterday. They were en route on a vacation trip to Eldora and were taken to Iowa Falls Hospital. Wood suffered multiple broken ribs and Rambo was badly cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Harry
Wood
George Rambo
Des Moines
Wereins Hospital
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Rumbo
Building Permits Town Review Shows Several Repairs
Building permits list includes Burroughs Adding Machine Co new model 609 Lafayette heating plant 628 Mulberry East Waterloo Library. Mike Sulentic moves building from 128 Sumner to 115 Sumner. Charles Stoll builds garage 1628 Commercial for 100. Robert H Hostetler garage 816 Campbell for 160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burroughs “Adding Machine Co
Lafayette
East Waterloo
Mulberry
Mike Sulentic
Sumner
Charles Stoll
Commercial
Robert H.hostetler
Campbell
Old Folks Endorse Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Line
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe mild laxative for constipation. It highlights plant-based ingredients like senna and pepsin, suitable for babies to elderly, with no narcotics and long family-use potential. The text emphasizes reliability since 1875 and 1892 branding, urging use over strong drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Free Sample Offer
A vendor advertises free sample bottles of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promising potential customers in Monticello Illinois a prepaid sample by writing the city and product name to receive the free bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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New, York
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Ada. Mundy
G. Ww. Hinkle
Kansas
Aggie Dean
Herman C. Miller
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Nason
Temperance Union
County
Philpot
Dow AE
Aviatrix
Haldeman
Organization of Big Corporation
Iowa Farms
Grundy
Elks
Standard Tire Co
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Jefferson
Int’l
Doctor Caldwell
Pitt
Side Street
Jefferson Street
D. B. Phelps
Russell-Lamson Hotel
L. R. McKinder Co
H. McKinder
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