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Newspaper
Dubuque Sunday Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1900
Page
3
Practical advice on golf swing styles and practice. Discusses driving with different leg stances, the value of consistent technique, and the need for targeted practice. Encourages resting between long sessions and emphasizes approaches and putting as the best focus for improvement.
The Dubuque Saengerbund plans a two week May fair to raise three to four thousand dollars for the Dubuque and Wisconsin bridge. A seven member committee leads the effort with subcommittees of Dubuque’s citizens. Expect novelty features, high bridge buttons, and extensive merchant support as residents wear buttons and shops stock them.
Washington notes a Republican caucus is planned Monday to consider the Puerto Rico tariff bill. The aim is to split the measures and amend the tariff to allow free trade on all Puerto Rico shipments from the United States while keeping 16 percent duties on goods entering the United States from Puerto Rico. Substantial Republican unanimity is sought to pass the amended form.
In Jacksonville on March 24 Admiral and Mrs Dewey were greeted by a reception committee and hosted at Windsor Hotel for a public reception before luncheon. A military reception followed at the armory, then the party departed at 2 p.m. for St Augustine. In another note Jones acts as his own lawyer in Buchanan county after a cross complaint over disturbed peace leads to a counter claim.
Directory lists First Church of Christ Scientist Temple hall Ninth Locust 11 a m Sunday School 10 a m Wednesday 7 30. St Luke’s Methodist Biscopal Main Twelfth Rev Wm Arnold Shanklin sermons 10 a m 1 1 a m 7 30 p m Epworth Leagues 2 30 p m Lenten classes 3 30 9 Epworth devotion 4 30 Miss Mary Hancock leader Midweek Lenten service Tag Caristian Warrior Wed 7 30. Second Presbyterian Rev Owen Davies Odell pastor Joseph Odell will preach 11 a m and 7 34 p m. Sunday school 9 46 a m. P B S EB 6 30 p m. Wednesday prayer 7 30. First Presbyterian Eleventh Locust Rev W Ruston D D pastor services 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 45 a m Young people 6 45 p m Morning topic Christ Exposition of the Sixth Commandment Evening topic The Unattained Ideal Miss Fannie Steiner leads youth group subject The Glory of Obedience Matt 21 18 382
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending March 24 1900 include H Wehrspan to J Spoeht thirty acres in section seven Peru township. C Gearhart to K Cuden haul ten acres in section seven Cascade township. A Trenkamp to H Trenkamp eighteen forty one ten acres in section seven Dodge township. various other transfers across Dubuque, Union East Cascade, Center and neighboring townships. Total listed consideration appears as 390 998 with individual sums noted for several parcels.
The Grand Opera House hosts Herrmann the Great next Wednesday, with a famed minstrel festival by Richards Pringle Rusco and Holland Kav and a March 37 show date. The program features dazzlng necromancy, sleight of hand, Dilliard ball work, chorus from St Paul Cathedral, and a special musical turn by the Tuuclers. Reserved seats go on sale Tuesday morning.
The Forty Hours devotion opens at Sacred Heart church with solemn high mass at 10 o'clock and the blessed sacrament exposed for forty hours. A ceremonial procession of white clad girls bearing candles marks the conclusion Tuesday night. A noted priest will preach each evening as worshippers fill the church, continuing throughout the period.
The Dubuque Trades and Labor Congress arranged a lecture by Rev W H Carwardine of Chicago on The Organization of Labor to be held Friday evening March 30 at 8 pm in Temple Hall opposite the post office. The congress will cover all expenses and make the lecture free inviting laborers and professionals to attend.
An advertisement extols Dr Dix Tonic Tablets as a harmless, palatable remedy for nerve pressure pain and muscle unsteadiness. It claims purification of blood via excretory organs, broad usefulness for rheumatism kidney disease and other blood and nerve affections, with quick, life-saving potential and home delivery by mail for six cents postage.
Reverend E A Spring of Hayes and Coon Detroit endorses Dr Dix Tonic Tablets calling them a boon to the afflicted. He urges an honest trial to recover health and offers a blessing in prayer. The letter expresses gratitude and sincere recommendation to improve wellbeing.
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