Physicians Examine Cooper Theory On Stomach Health
New Orleans Item reports doctors in the city debating L T Cooper's claim that the stomach drives ill health. Some physicians praise his medicines for chronic liver kidney and stomach issues noting several long standing cases improved. A local physician says he would back Cooper despite prejudice if public good may come. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store notes selling Cooper medicines.
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New Orleans
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
United States
Havercamp
Hollister
Havercamp’s
Prescription Drug Store
Local News Briefs From New Boston and Nearby
Local residents visit and travel through the city with several names listed including C. W. Childs L. E. Mannon and B F. Graham. Public notices include a Good Friday cancellation and upcoming railroad matters as A E Sweet travels to Kansas City. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ads appear with physician and drugstore promotion.
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L. E. Mannon
New Boston
A. E. Sweet
Rock Island
Kansas City
Council debates sewer extension amid funds shortfall
The city council discussed completing the Papoose creek sewer but funds are insufficient, delaying the trunk sewer extension from Eleventh Street to Fulhams Avenue about 500 feet. Motions allocate plans with a bid deadline of April 30, while other agenda items order street work, walk repairs, and printing bids.
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Papoose Creek
Leu
Eleventh Street
Fulhham Avenue
Climer
Lucas Streets
Eppel
Will Hickey
Eighth Street
C., R. I. & P. Railroad Company
Oregon Street
Holmes
Knapp
Stewart Road
Demorest ‘Avenue
Hahn
Muscatine
Maiden Lane
Logan Street
Newell Avenue
S. G. Stein
North
Muscatine Addition
Poplar Street
Iowa Avenue
Chestnut Street
Ninth Street
Poplar
Spring Streets
Alderman Holmes
Behr
Kansas Street
Benham Avenue
Alderman Hess
Smalley Avenue
Second Street
Muscatine City Finances Ledger 1908 Monthly Notes
City records show cemetery and fire fund expenses, licenses, police, and street work. The report lists payments to Iowa Telephone Co, Jackson El. Supply Co, and sums for sewer and water works, with notes on bonds, coupons, and committee adjournment.
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Bestin's
Iowa Telephone Co
Joseph Bilkey
Jackson el. Supply Co
W. H. Deutschman
Mira Hershey Ltr Co
Gas & el
Citizens’ Ry. & Lt. Co
Wolters
Cleveland Vapor Lt. Co
Gelasperry
Monross
Timpt. Fund
Jonn Hormman
City Recorder
Police
We. Ramee Ok
Mississippi Valley Tel. Co
H. App'n
Board of Health
Ald. Nietzel
J. Lamphier
S. D
Gustav Weis
Muscatine
Iowa
George Fuller
Ann Davis
Chas. Murphy
Board of Trustees
City of Muscatine
State of
Muscatine City
J. Rosenmund
City Finance Committee Meeting Minutes Report
City Finance Committee met in regular session at 8 oclock p m with Aldermen Eppel Holmes Grossklaus and Hahn present Ald Eppel presiding Bills were examined found correct recommended allowed and paid from funds and appropriations listed City Recorder Office April 14 0S
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City Recorder's Office
City Finance Committee
Eppel
Holmes
Grossklaus
Hahn
Ald Eppel
Advertising claim for ZEMO germicides by E.W.Roe Med Co
An old advertisement proclaims that no skin disease can withstand the germicides ZEMO and ZEMO ONE and promises cures. It credits E.W.Roe Med. Co. of St. Louis and notes distribution by A. W. Morgan at 107 West.
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Zemo
E.w.roe Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
How to Cure Liver Trouble and Digestive Ailments
A home remedy promotion for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin describing its claims to cleanse bowels, stimulate the liver, improve circulation, boost appetite, and provide a gentle, non g r i p ing laxative with tonic effects. It lists conditions it purportedly treats and promotes permanent results and guaranteed efficacy.
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Dr. Caldwell
Scores Ge Company
Washington, D. C
Pepsin Syrup CO
Caldwell Bidz
Monticello, HI
Illinois Town Briefs Report Local Movements and Visits
Mrs. Fred Dunker left Saturday for Malone after a week with her mother Mrs. Wm. Morrow and family. George Johnson shows some improvement after a week on the sick list. Abe Johnson visited his son George and family Sunday. John Dunker made a business call in the village Saturday. Jim Simpson and daughter Grace of Muscatine stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Simpson and family Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas and Stella visited Charles Thomas and family Sunday. Jim Sedam called on business in Muscatine Monday. Mrs. Wm. Morrow and granddaughter Dicy left Monday for Moline to visit Mrs. Fred Dunker and family.
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Illinois City
Ill
Fred Dunker
Malone
Wm. Morrow
George Johnson
Abe Johnson
George
John Dunker
Our Village
Jim Simpson
Grace
Muscatine
Wm. Simpson
Frank Thomas
Stella
Charles Thomas
Jim Sedam
Dicy
Moline
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C. W. Childs
Friends
John A. Robbins
B. F. Graham
Keithsburg
City
Appel’s Hall
Cal. W. Smith
L. Hines
East Eighth Street
Nichols
Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company
Col
W. F. Bishop
Iowa Telephone Company
Des Moines
C. Coleman
Frank Coleman
Clinton Street
Burlington
James Feeley
Catherine Cooley
Wilton
Ellen Gray
West Fourth Street
Hershey Hospital
Faye Ayres
Grace Woodhouse
Bert Hine
West Liberty
Dr. Clapp
E. Second Street
Anna Norris
Letts
John Heath
Rocky Mountain
F. H. Sandrest
Mt. Pleasant
Sherman
Texas
Neidig’s Book Store
East Second Street
ED Pinaud
ED. Pinaud
New York City
Portland Cement
Atlas Marquette
J. H
F. J. Eppel
Monthly Report OF
W. O. Gray
wWeenek
O. Stoker
Gee
Thomas Watson
Lewis A. Law
Jorg . Bighmae
M. L. McKibben
G. W. Gunzenhauser
Canarr & Gunzenhauser
Iit
August Sander
N. Hubacher
J. H. Sander
General Fund
Frank
TOR
E. E. Davidson
W. W. Doe Schanel Sipdens
J. Asthalter
Water Works Trustees’ Fund
H. R. Worthington
Holly Mfg. Co
Anne
Cnr
Raymond Lead Co
Mueller Mfg. Co
Acnea
Sam Cohn
T. R. Fitzgerald
Sexton
M. O. Neidig
City Sexton
W. W. Richards
W. J. Vannatta
Eaeanee
A. Schaefer
WE Co
Ben Marshak
J. Podolsky
Mat. Houdek
Fred Garrison and Cigar Co
Albert Sherwood
Ben Morshak
Dle Notions
Henry Jayne
W. H. Harris
Barney Schmidt
Ivy
J. Carl Barnard
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