Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Muscatine Testimony
A Muscatine jeweler Mr. John Hands notes heavy personal satisfaction with Doan's Kidney Pills after his wife Mrs Hands recovered from kidney issues. She used several boxes and felt better than in years. Haverkamp drug store reports similar customer success. Sold by all dealers 59 cents per box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Dubuque Street
Iowa City
Havercamp's
Foster-Milburn Co
Bnffalo
N. Y
United States
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Williamae
Grace Campbell
Logan Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Ludington
Mich
Cummins Poised For First Ballot Victory At Iowa Convention
Iowa Republicans gather at Cedar Rapids as Cummins' strength is claimed solid in MuscatineCounty and counties across the state. Way's long statement outlines first and second choice ballots. Fleming and Foster races loom with opposition and planned campaigns.
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Cedar Rapids
Cummins
Anti-Cummins
Muscatine County
Des Moines
Thomas A. Way
Htims
Buchanan
Crawford
Davis
Henry
Johnson
Mills
Monroe
Shelby
Wapelto
Webster
Worth
Neo Expression
Foster
Will
Polk County
A. B. Cummins
Johnson County
It’s Free If It Fails to Cure Rector’s Pile Cure
J J Havercamp advertises a pile cure with a guaranteed no cure no pay offer. Each package includes a free pile pipe and a 50 cent price. Samples are free. Read the Journal Want Column.
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Rector
J. J. Havercamp
Farmer Wm McKinney Found Hanging Near Adel
Wm McKinney a prosperous farmer living seven miles southwest of Adel was found dead by hanging in his barn last night. His wife,s alarm over his prolonged absence led to discovery. Neighbors describe his jealousy as driving him toward temporary insanity. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Keating Marries Clara Louise Troutman in Iowa
John H. Keating known as Lynn Udall and author of Just One Girl wed Clara Louise Troutman in Council Bluffs. The couple plans to reside in Portland Oregon where Keating holds property interests.
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John H. Keating
Lynn Udall
Clara Louise Troutman
E. A. Troutman
Keating
Portland
Ore
Farmer undergoes operation after arm amputation
Waterloo reports J H Douglas farmer underwent a Chicago hospital operation to relieve reflex hand pain from a stump. Doctors dissected the nerve in the arm stump and expect relief after the accident where an arm was torn off in a corn shredder.
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Waterloo
J. H. Douglas
Chicago
Bankruptcy does not discharge breach of promise judgment
Davenport report notes a New York supreme court ruling that filing for bankruptcy does not erase prior breach of promise judgments. The decision holds debt must still be paid despite bankruptcy proceedings. Local federal officials were alerted to the ruling.
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Davenport
New York Supreme Court
Bill boards to be taxed in Sioux City
Sioux City city council orders taxation of bill boards. A. B. Beall, owner of boards in Minneapolis, holds ownership of the local boards.
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A. B. Beall
Minneapolis
Interurban Road Construction Promised City to Le Mars
Sioux City reports sufficient funds have been raised to build the electric interurban line to Le Mars. The project, estimated at about 160000 dollars, will be constructed immediately.
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Lunds
LeMars
Prominent Rockford Man Killed in Sham Battle
Oliver Mitchell, a notable Rockford youth, was shot in the back and killed during a sham battle yesterday afternoon. A fellow soldier discharged the weapon accidentally, ending Mitchell's life.
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Oliver Mitchell
Shaw closes Perry joints in response to mother's letter
Perry, August 3. Governor Shaw receives a mother's letter and refers it to Perry officials. As a result, every joint in Perry is shut, and the city locks up the establishments.
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Shaw
Lineman Electrocuted Connecting Live Wire in Council Bluffs
In Council Bluffs on August 3 Fred Robinson, a lineman for the Council Bluffs Gas and Electric Company, was electrocuted while making a main circuit connection to the McCormick implement warehouse on Main Street. His right arm touched a live wire, he fell from the pole and died within minutes. He was a Crete Nebraska resident.
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Fred Robinson
Council Bluffs Gas and Electric Company
McCormick Implement Warehouse
Main Street
Crete
Neb
Porter Killed by Train at Junction in Creston
Creston August 3 Geo Porter aged 40 was killed instantly this morning at the junction by a Burlington freight train Porter was a bachelor and owner of 120 acres of Union county land and was well to do.
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Geo. Porter
Burilington
Porter
Union County
Drowned Youth John Ruston in Mississippi River at Dubuque
John Ruston, son of Dr. Ruston pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Dubuque, drowned at a summer resort six miles below the city after taking cramps while swimming on August 3.
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John Rushton
Mississippi
Dubuque
John Ruston
Ruston
First Presbyterian Church
Picturesque Pan-American Route folder to Buffalo offered
Grand Trunk Railway promotes the Pan-American Route to Buffalo with a mailed descriptive folder sent on receipt of 2 cents in stamps to 249 Clark Street Chicago. The folder highlights the Pan-American Exposition andtravel routes.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Buffalo
Clark Street
Chicago
Conaty Said Named Bishop for Sioux City See
The World-Herald reports confirmation that Rev. T. J Conaty has been appointed bishop and assigned to Sioux City as the intended See city. The move would establish Sioux City as a formal episcopal seat.
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Conaty
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T. J Conaty
Sioux City
Travel by Lehich Valley Railway to New York
Pleasant trip via the Lehich Valley rail road from Isiagara Falls with delightful scenery and fast trains. Dining cars offer service a la carte and top over allowed at Buffalo on through tickets to New York and Philadelphia via this line.
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Lehich Valley Railroad
Buffalo
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Woodman leader B. C. Wood dies in Moline
Boone reports the death of B. C. Wood head consul of the Fraternal Choppers. Wood died in Moline yesterday. Formal notice from the organization confirms his passing and the loss to the group.
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Boone
B. C. Wood
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Street Car Company Extends Summer Fare Plan
To aid evening riders the Street Car Company sells eight fares for 25 cents each night from 7 30 to 11 30 except Sundays Wednesdays and Saturdays. The July plan drew many riders and has been extended two months to meet growing demand.
Pleasant Ways For Summer Days
The Grand Trunk Railway System announces a new Summer Tourist Folder and related descriptive literature available on application at Clark Street Chicago for travelers seeking seasonal itineraries and travel ideas.
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Grand Trunk Railway System
Clark Street
Chicago
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