Iowa Notes and Obituaries From Des Moines to Ottumwa
The page lists deaths, legal actions, and local notices across Iowa. Notables include William Heil and others granted funds, the death of P. P. Newton area figure, and various court actions. Also mentioned are railroad, railway, and church updates, with various local incidents and civic events across towns such as Des Moines Ottumwa Mason City and Council Bluffs.
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Lieved
Mason City
Kane
Hyon
F. A
Watson
Leary
M. A
Cedar Rapids
Han
Iowa Sixth Avalry Association
Mugea
Kiobesust
Tabor College
Creaton
Ince
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
D.rienicke
Muscatine
Barry C. Jungs
Boone
Grand
N. R. Parvin
D. Carlton
Harry
Cal Hamilton
Fort Dodge
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wesley Wicking
Frank Mitchell Ia
Dubuque
Independence
Mitchell
John Raltshack
Harry Charles
Oskaloosa
Newton
Ida M. Guthrie
Jesse A. Quick
Prairie City
Iowa Falls
Nort
South Dakota
Congregational Church
John Hanson
Stanton
S. D
Dwight Morgan
Wilton
N. D
Frank Wickersham
Luray
Melbourne
Mardy
Iowa Telephone Company
Central Telephone Company
Jows Falls
Central Company
Eagle Grove
Towa Falls
Hampton
Council Bluffs
Beyond Power of Har at Four El
Conversation mocks modern progress and social mores with references to smokeless powder horseless carriages and wire less telegraphy. A wife chides her husband for tobacco wine and money spending while debating technological advances.
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Har
Dean's Kidney Pills Featured In Barnsville Ad
An old advertisement claims Henry Petmer of Cola and Walnut Streets, Barnesville, suffered severe kidney trouble from army hardships and improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The promotion urges readers to remember the Dean’s name and buy the product for 50 cents a box. The text also includes a humor anecdote about Mark Twain and a Hartford woman discussing cost of living and vacation plans.
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Henry Petmer
Cola and Walnut Bts
Barnesville
Dean
Foster-Milburne
Buffalo
N. Y
Mark Twain
Hartford
Jin
Jim
Why He Quit Smoking In The Office
A rumor says Londsonby stopped smoking recently. The joke centers on a stenographer who, overheard by Londsonby, said she would kiss a pig rather than a man who smokes. The line spurs disbelief and a light office rumor.
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Bondsonby
Londsonby
High Dives and Market Parables from Ostend
A quirky fragment features Ostend dialogue about water in stocks and a pun on plunges. An older explorer compares the sun to a rare gold dollar and a moral about following advice. The piece blends wit with travel and finance metaphors.
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Ostend
Arctic
Determined Woman Credits Grape-Nuts With Curing Ills
A Salisbury Missouri resident reports long battles with cramps nausea and vomiting ended after using Grape-Nuts. She notes gradual relief for chronic stomach issues and praises the food as scientifically prepared. Her husband promotes it widely to doctors and customers.
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Salisbury
Chicago
Wellville
Pligs
Mver
Ana
Roosevelt Jr and Eleanor Alexander wed in New York church
Theodora Roosevelt attended the ceremony as father to the groom at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian on June 20 1910. The couple planned a Sagamore Hill honeymoon and a San Francisco home, with many relatives and friends witnessing the rites.
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K. BR. Middaugh
Creston
Hinmself
Middaugh
Mary E. Cross Young
Boone
Gettysburg
Diera
B C. Fuller
Brida
C. FE. Fuller
Jo Bonaparte
Wilbur F. Ladely
Ancroft
Naltiver
Ark Yona
Congress
Centura
Hardy Fantry
Marshall County
Frank B. Sherwood
Cottonwood
Central
Ar Fonta
Sidney Commercial Club
Opera House
the Elks
Oakalooss
New York
San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Eleanor Alexander
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Col. Theodora Roosevelt
Snowden Fahnentack
Elizabeth Bertron
Ethel Roosevelt
Jessie Millington-Drake
Janetta Alexander
Jean Delano
Bliss Harriet Alexander
Henry
Charles B. Alexander
Sagamore All
Roosevelt
Dyeter Day
Long Island
Mr. Roose
Velt
Fra
Henry Addison Alexander
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
England
Haven's Sharp Trick In London Aviary
A new talking bird in London's Z60 collection wins praise for its chatter. The raven greets with Hullo Jack and uses conversation to coax meat from a lammergeter, which drops the meat and flees in dismay. The lammergeter is described as a bird with little spirit.
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Jack
London Spectator
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Fouooo
Sint
Jowans
William Heil
Kingsolver
David’ Lip
Nancy A. McAdama
Mcallister
Jitta.McCan
Willian McCutcheon
Tames “McGinnis
Jaret
Middleton
Jobopy
Toh WW
Satterlee
Gayder
Daniel Tinney
Wilson
John Wood
Iowa City University
Lawnt
Big Op
oPurland
Busta
Hart
Cameo Newton
Bia Fath
Pines
Trl
Harrison W
Fohy
Christie
Thos
Hudson
Lanning
Harvey W. A
Wm. Fen
Ralph Mahon
Yalmun
Jono H. Wall
Id Wells
Ana Vorel
Fib Town Association of
Yeppy
Clear Lake
al Partenna
Minnesote
Northwestern
Een Belle Plaine
Fox
Vieinley
Justoll
Rex Wilson
Schalthore Yarm
Wesley
Ok Wimper
Che Nea
George MacDonald
Theodore, Jr
Bolbia
Bt Grofon
Ange
Harvard
Léar
Hife
Opéa
Teddy, Jr
Washington
Theodore
Connecticut
Inffarington
Haringtonn
Worden Hell
Lancashire
Hugo de Maplis
Mra. Roosevelt
Mra. Longworth
Larry Anderson
Oyster Bay
Haven
Libby
Vienna
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Seger
L. Douglas
Boye'Stors
Dongan
Hruckton
Carter
Nat
Anya Bengtt
National Live Stock Com, Co
Kansas City
St.Joseph
Omabte
Paradise Orchard
Punoys Valin Valley
Innis
Paradise Orchard Land Company Central Building
Seatlle
Gitlette
Botton Hind
Asiaual
Davestag
Uravello
Hontya Canty
Arkanent
Leo Dickey
la Mowr
North Dakota
QJ Incrop
Hunt
Minneapolis
Lan
Puth Cousity
Iowa
Algona
Lowa
Ogres