National Legion election names MacNider leader in Iowa
Lieut. Col. Hanford MacNider of Mason City was chosen to command the Iowa state American Legion. Spirie Lake will be the 1921 convention site. Debates over adjutant selection and salary were settled with the adjutant to be elected from the floor and paid up to 3600 annually. Des Moines retained as headquarters and rail fare policy approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Iowa
American Legion
Spirie Lake
City Auditorium
Dave Murphy
Dubuque
John Barton
Fort Dodge
W. White
Marshalltown
Raymond Smith
Council Bluffs
J. E. Cole
Oelwein
Patrick McDermott
Woodbine
Barton
Murphy
Harry F. Evans
Davenport
Herman H. Koch
Sac City
Koth
Evans
Koch
Committee On Constitution
Dex Moines
Des Moines
Cleveland
Resolutions Committee
Col. Brookhart
Washington
Ihairman
U. S. Public Health Service and Vocational Board
Jowa
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Claims Relief for Weak Kidneys
Althea Walker of New River Pennsylvania writes about two years of kidney trouble she eased with Foley Kidney Pills. The ad claims the pills relieve backache dizziness puffiness swollen ankles and rheumatic pain and says they have helped thousands. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althea Walker
New River
Foley
Protect Your Child Ad From Coughs With Honey and Tar
The ad cautions that school begins coughs and colds in children and recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe reliable cough medicine. A Passaic New Jersey mother testifies it is the best remedy for her child and notes it treats coughs colds croup whooping cough hay fever and asthma sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
J. B. Plummers
Passaic
N. J
Living is a divine pro cess for Chiropractic health
A promotional article defines Chiropractic as a science that restores ease through spinal bone readjustments, not cures. It notes ancient surgeons hinted at spine health affecting organs, quotes standard practice, and lists several licensed chiropractors and clinics across Iowa towns, urging readers to save the ad and watch weekly disease treatises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chautauqua Plans Highlight Three Special Days
Three special days are set for Chautauqua with Founders Day on Sept 15 marking the founding of the institution, Republican Day on Sept 16 featuring a prominent national speaker, and Democratic Day on Sept 17 with Newton D. Baker addressing attendees. The sixteeen programs promise clean amusement, instructive lectures, and high class music for the whole family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Newton D. Baker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mason City Mian 5
American Legion of Iowa
MacNider
War Department
India
Hunt
Wangler Bros. Company
George Eddy
E. E. Gould DD
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Joksgon
J. C. Murphy
National Bank
Fice
Leavitt and Jobson
Douce Brothers
TOOR
Franklin
Peverill Motor Sales Co
The
James Black Dry Goods Co
Chiropractic
Chiropractor’s Creed
Mary FE. Day
D.C
Red
Washington St
Vrot
O. H. Hoy
D. C
East 4Th
G. Jones
West
St. Chiropractors
Cedar Falls
Wm. J. Roth
Main St
Greene
W. W. Langenhagen
Thomas Block
DL C
East 4Th St. R.L. Sholes
W. J
Christine A. Vogel
Fisher Ride
5Th and
Lafayette
VENER
Owa
E. B. Esslinger
Mitchell County Savings Bank
Waverly
E. Moodie
D. GC
Waverly Savings
Orrin Russell
Sipgere
Congress
Hippodrome
Waterloo
Lyceum
Sxbil Sammis
Chicago
Wynetta Wicker
American Opera Singers
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Paul Mallory
Doris. Doe
American Opera’ Singers