Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-06
fame OF TANLAC
SWEEPS over
entire STATE
Well known Omaha Firm Sells
5000 Bottles in I Weeks
and Places Rush Order
for Second Carload.

proximately $4,000 bottles of Tanlac
have been sold and distributed by one
Omaha firm in only seven weeks time.
This is an average of approximately
2,l00 bottles per week, or over $50
bottles day, and the fame of the
medicine is rapidly spreading over the
entire state.
The Richardson Drug Company,
wholesale distributors for Nebraska,
have just placed rush order for
their second carload, comprising H.
720 bottles, making a total of over
$4,000 bottles ordered by this we'll
known firm since its introduction here
in March. s-..
Such demand is absolutely with
out precedent, and it is now an as
sured fact that Tanlac will become
just as popular in Omaha and
throughout the West as it is in the
Southern and Eastern states. where
approximately 100000 bottles have
been sold during the past three years.
These enormous sales mean but one
thing, and that is merit. Tanlac is
we'll advertised, it is true. but such
large and rapidly growing demand
could not be brought about by adver-
tising alone. It's what the neighbors
say that counts. One bottle is sold in
a neighborhood through advertising
but ten more are sold in a commun-
ity after that first bottle produces re-
suits.
Not day or week passes that does
e k%sS ke
from the people concerning the good
this medicine is doing and reciting
the circumstances of remarkable
cases that would convince the most
skeptical.
Since the original announcement
was made that Tanlac would be
placed on sale in every city, town,
village and hamlet in the state of
Nebraska, the following well-known
drug firms have been awarded the
agencies in their respective towns
and are reporting record-breaking
sales. In the neighboring city of Lin
coin alone over 5000 bottles have
been sold within the past seven,
weeks, and correspondingly large
sales in the smaller cities and towns.
Avoca, O. E. Copes.
Alvo, Alvo Drug Co.
Alexandra, B. L. Terry.
Arnold, John Finche & Son.
Ansley, c. F. H. Steinmeier.
Auburn, E. H. bort. F8S
Alma, B. D. McCleery,
Ainsworth, Smith Drug Co
Broken Bow, ]. G. Haeberle.
Beaver City, Earl E. Hopping.
Blair, NC. Broson.
Benkleman, w. w. Morris.
Burr, E. E. Bushby.
Burchard, Huston & Ryerson.
Bradshaw, E. c. Roggy. w
Benedict, w. c. Socher.
Galloway, Wielands Pharmacy
Blue Hill, Duncan & Graham.
Crofton, Todd Christopherson.
Clearwater, Frank Kernzen.
Grab Orchard, G. L. Endres.
Elm Creek, Worthing & Co. s%
Grand Island, Tucker & Fransworth.
Gibbon, James G. Walker.
/ Gordon, Charles Versaw & Co.
Gresham, D. L. Conard.
Holbrook, Guy Butler.
Herman, D. w. Bell.
Haigler, J. L. Pember.
Harvard, H. H. Seeley.
Hebron, Albert Huntsman
Hastings, Deines Drug Co.
Hay Springs, D. ]. Eberly.
Indianola, Allen & Co.
Kenesaw, N. Mikelson.
Kearney, H. A. Small.
Lebanon, L. w. Robinson.
MeCook, McMillen's Drug Store
North Platte, J. H. Stone. -
Norfolk, Rome Keleher. n
Nelson, L. w. Knapp.
Nebraska City, Henry Sehwake &
Co.
oconto, F. J. Trindle.
Ong, M. l. Smith.
Ord, Ed F. Beranek.
| Osceola, Crous-Rex Drug CO.
| Osmond, E. B. Rogers. +
Plattsmouth, F. G. Fricke & Co.
| Pawnee City, Huston & Ryerson.s
/ Plainview, George R. Hill.
Potter, Potter Drug Co.
Ravenna, Macomber Drug Co.
Rushville, Daniel Blankenbiller.
Red Cloud, c. L. Cotting. '
Sutton, Carl Held.
Scotia, T. c. Christensen.
Superior, George L. Fisher & Co.
Syracuse, G. Barbee.
Stromberg, w. A. Barnard.
South Bend, E. Sturzenegger.
Seward, w. w. Witherby.
Staplehurst, S. S. Weathersby.
Valentine, Flynn & Co.
Table Rock, ]. H. Hylton.
Wood River, Hoyes Pharmacy.
Wolbach, H. c. Hansen.
Wakefield, F. L. Donelson.
Wymore, Paul Schmelling & Son.
Waco, Robert Backford.
York, Boyer Drug Co.
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