Doan’s Kidney Pills Proclaimed By Muscatine Resident
A Muscatine man, Frank Royster of 114 Clinton St., credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with curing a persistent backache and kidney distress after trying plasters and other medicines. He bought them at Havercamp’s pharmacy, and notes the pills’ price at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo N Y. distributes Doan’s as the sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan’s and cake no other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Royster
Clinton Street
Musser’s Saw Mill
Dean
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Wilton Teachers Elected and Social to Aid Library
Wilton Iowa April 29. Prof and Mrs Focht hosted a dinner for teachers and guests Miss Wise entertained with music and readings Miss Penney won a prize at crokinole. School board elected for next year naming L G Focht Nellie Seymour Hattie Johnston Burdette Perry Mary Mahanna Pearl Penney Ella Detchen Elizabeth Holtzhauer Grace Ott did not apply. A water tank project was completed on the hilltop. a box social to raise funds for the Wilton library will be held in Woodman hall. Numerous local residents noted including Perry Baker Miss Clara Friederichsen and Clara Rowe with several shifts in town leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Focht
Nellie Seymour
Hattie Johnston
Burdette Perry
Mary Mahanna
Pearl Penney
Ella Detchen
Elizabeth Holtzhauer
Grace Ott
State Normal
Wilton
Woman's Club
Joint Library Committee
Woodman Hall
Perry Baker
Pleasant Prairie
Win Blanchard
Muscatine
Wedding Bells and Local Notes in Bloomington Muscatine
Reports say weddings are in demand this week with good prices. Lyss Lake couple moved into the Lantz house on Moscow road. W O Fritchman bought wool in West Liberty and will ship a car load Thursday. Windy days damaged telephone lines. Dunkard services set for May 4 at North Star school house with two sessions. First Hello from Moscow line welcomed Friday noon. Bloomington church has no morning service next Sunday due to quarterly city meeting. CE meeting planned for evening. Henry Negus kicked by a horse and injured Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Lyss Lake
Moscow
Bloomington
C. E
Henry Negus
Davenport Republican notes women as speakers of the house
The Davenport Republican observes that barring women from politics does not stop them from speaking in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Republican
Politi
West Branch Wedding at Dean Home
Charles Edmund son and Miss Alice Coggeshall wed April 24 1902 at 8 oclock in the bride’s parents home with Rev Geo H Furniss of West Liberty officiating. Thirty six guests attended and the couple are well regarded in West Branch Iowa.
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West Branch
P. R. Wild
Iowa City
Frank Dean
Charles Edmundson
Alice Coggeshall
Geo. H. Furniss
West Liberty
H. H. Barton
South
Methodist Church
L. S. Penrose
Weather and wind damage touch Wilton area
Wilton Iowa reports wind damage from a midweek storm. A corn crib on the Frenzel farm was knocked over by the wind. A kitchen under construction at Mrs Pencil's house collapsed and a chimney at the Eveland home blew off. Locals Annie Frieden Godfrey Marois and Fred Maurer are noted visiting and working around Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
William Greiner
Muscatine
Frenzel
Osbaugh
Pencil
Eveland
Annie Frieden
John Maurer
Godfrey Marois
Fred Maurer
Henry Maurer
Robert Maurer
Hazel Dell News Roundup From Pleasant Prairie Area
Mrs Jas Watts and Mrs O A Bohnsack attended the Sunday school convention at Pleasant Prairie. John Soltan captured nine young wolves in Mr Allbee pastures and sent them to Muscatine for the state bounty. Three colts owned by Andrew Jakeman strayed north of Walcott and were found. Peter Drumm visited Pleasant Prairie. Owen Carpenter and his brother Jas are building a bridge between Stockton and Durant. Farmers seek hay with limited success. G W Rachow attended a Muscatine A M E church concert at Pleasant Prairie. Dan Grimm made a social call Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
Jas. Watts
O. A. Bohnsack
Pleasant Prairie
John Soltan
Mr. Allbee
Muscatine
Andrew Jakeman
Walcott
Peter Drumm
Horace Boies Mentioned as Candidate in Henderson Race
Carroll Herald notes Uncle Horace Boies is named as a congressional candidate against Col. Henderson. It doubts Boies is the strongest party figure in the district and suggests he lacks firm ties to either party branch. The piece argues no man would beat Henderson, implying Boies as likely victim if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Boies
Carroll Herald
Congress
Col. Henderson
Henderson
Low Rates to Eastern Points on Nickel Plate Route
Nickel Plate Road offers three daily trains from Ft Wayne Findlay Cleveland Erie Buffalo New York and Boston with standard equipment and dining car meals in an American club plan priced 35c to 1.00. For details contact John Y Calahan General Agent at 111 Adams Street Chicago Depot Fifth Avenue and Harrison Street.
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Nickel Plate Road
New York
New Fneland
Ft. Wayne
Findlay
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Boston
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Chicago Depot
Fifth Avenue
Harrison Street
A Valuable Medicine for Coughs and Colds in Children
A Colombo Ceylon watchmaker Chas M Cra mer endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs colds and hoarseness in children. He states it cures chest colds quickly often with one bottle and praises its value sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Chas. M. Cramer
Colombo
Ceylon
Riverside Notes and Local Happenings in April
Miss Rose resigns as Riverside school primary teacher. Mr and Mrs Hawkins report their ill daughter improving. Mr H Hawkins is Riverside Public Schools principal. Mrs Gill Mathews leaves for Nebraska for health reasons. William Kucher and Miss Mary Busek to wed at the Busek home on April 29, 1902. Rev Jones of the M E church, a blacksmith by trade, seen making chisels and variety of tools locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Rose
Riverside School
Hawkins
Gill Mathews
Nebraska
William Kucher
Mary Busek
Busek
Rev. Jones
M. E. Church
Sharp-eyed remark on signals in courtship gaze
A woman admonishes that a man should not assume a girl’s interest from her glance. She suggests signs like a high necktie or exposed socks as trivial cues, warning against reading too much into fleeting looks.
Magnificent Canadi an Pacific scenery line attraction
View the world famed scenery along the Canadian Pacific railway line. Take advantage of low excursion rates offered during numerous conventions. Tickets available for travelers seeking grand vistas and memorable tours.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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Hershey LumberCo
South Muscatine
E. P. Day
East Second Street
Aeaeau Wlio
BE. Snyder
Tipton
McCartney
South Cedar Street
Nicolaus Brothers
J. M. Rider
E. Gabriel
West Fourth Street
Fourth Street
Clara Friederichsen
A. T. Nelson & Co
Seymour
New London
M. C. Ott
Des Moines
State Grain Dealers’ Association
John L. Woodhouse
Fannie Cooling
Brooklyn
Ashville
N. C
Harry Sherwood
A. R. Weatherly
City Electrician
Boutin
Clara Rowe
Ryan
Anna Dwyer
East Fifth Street
Lightning Medicine CO
Rock Island
Ill
Mull
TRADI
Mark
Irwin Green & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Geo. H. Phillips
Finicsiey
Chicago
Chicago Evening Post
Chicago Evening Journal
White Prairie
Smith
Green Mountain Renovator
Nature
Simith
Vermont
Green Mountain
Cuas
E. Mintaro
Keever
Albany, N. Y
J. J. Havercamp
California
S. G Stein
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
F. Giesenhaus
East
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