Was It A Bluff In Huerta Crisis And Diggs Scandal
A fragment discusses reports of President Huerta issuing an ultimatum to recognize his regime, claims of passport threats, and denials by Urrutia and the Mexican government. It questions whether the ultimatum was a bluff and notes U.S. patience. It then shifts to Maury Diggs and a scandal involving a married man and a high school girl, suggesting more money in circulation.
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Uerta
Mexico
United States
le Atory
O'Shaughnessy
Washington
Mexico City
Ying
John Lind
Huerta
Prasint Huerta
Amera
Mex- City
Senor Urritla
Sonor Urrula
Iexico
Hopla
Contron
Unitedates
Maury I
Le‘ares
Mr. Diggs
Things They Say in Charter Oak and Nearby
A compilation of quips and observations from various papers noting extreme weather rail wrecks and storms in Charter Oak and reflections on society. Includes humorous asides about critics, a fossilized joke about a donkey at night and a sermonic memory of Rev G Campbell Morgan in Massachusetts.
News and Views at Nation's Capital
Washington August 20 Representative Good of the Fifth district returns to Washington late this week after a long vacation following the tariff bill. His withdrawal would threaten a tough fight next year as the district leans toward Republicans and bull moose influence. Iowa Republicans plan to caucus on the 26th to elect a campaign committee and hope Frank Woods of the Tenth district becomes chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Good
MT. Good
Congress
Iowa
Keokuk Dam
Senate
House Republicans
Frank Woods
Tenth District
Dr Shreeves Anti Gall Stone Remedy Ad
For 66 years Dr Shreeves has treated gall stones kidney stones and bladder stones without the knife with results in every case. If troubled try that great remedy Dr Shreeves Anti Gall Stone Remedy. Ask your homo druggist about the Remedy also the Stomach and Liver pills. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreeves
Reminiscences of Long Ago Opens Winter Session
The Greenwood academy will open for the winter in the rooms over the Express office on September ninth. The academy has a wide reputation and capable principal and assistants. The chosen rooms are likely the best in the city, large and airy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IFTY
Greenwood Academy
Forty Years Ago Academy Home Under Renovation
A brief note recalls a renovation at Academy Home with plans for orderly rooms and substantial furniture to comfort the academy family. Several named residents arrived home on the St Paul from Minneapolis last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Henry Jayte
Clara Lil Hbridge
William Betts
Miss Hess
Ming Reynolds
St. Paul
Minnetonka
A Charity Evening and a Question of Help
At a charity event Robert Weston pursues a plan beyond money, arguing that personal involvement matters more than donations. Nan explains the cause supports St. Agatha's Home for Orphans and Foundlings, but Weston questions the effectiveness of giving alone and describes a hypothetical thirty-one year old beneficiary who would not fit the home’s age limit yet needs real support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Nan
Esquimaux
Fiji
Bobby
St. Agatha's
Keeps & Horse
Congress and state fair plans spark playful chatter and gossip
The piece describes members and senators invited to a state fair reception on the 27th and various anecdotes about Representative Kirkpatrick and Representative Connolly. It recalls Kirkpatrick’s Colonial Beach trip and nose-bling gossip, along with Connolly’s baseball enthusiasm linked to Cornell alumni and figures like Hughie Jennings and Joe Birmingham.
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Connolly
Detroit
Cleveland
Cornell
Washington
Jennings
Jooks Connolly
Walter Johnson
M. C
Tigers
Raw eggs cure claim sparks discussion in Cecil County
In Cecilion Maryland George Richards recounts a 12 year struggle with stomach troubles and piles. After exhausting doctors and costly treatments he credits Thedford's Black-Draught with restoring his health following two 25-cent bottles. He now works daily on the farm and hails the vegetable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilion
George Richards
Bill
Thedford
Thedford’s
Charity at Home Ends an Old Tradeoff
A dialogue reveals a family debate on charity and sympathy. Bobby pleads for generosity while a woman urges restraint, arguing true care begins at home. The orphan motif recurs, and the pair exchange teasing yet intimate banter as they stand by the rail.
Worms cause hog trouble and worm remedies advised
Daily Hints on Farm Topics explains worms trigger cholera misdiagnosis and outlines feeding, housing, and cleaning tips. It details turpentine and santonin treatments with dosages for pigs, notes salts and iron preparations, and stresses burning contaminated litter to break worm eggs and prevent recurrence.
Hog feeding formulas include salts and bone meal mix
The article cites recommendations from the Animal Husbandry Department of Iowa State College and Minnesota Station for hog feed. It describes a dry salt mixture with Glauber salts and copperas and a granular self feeder, plus a second formula with bone meal charcoal wood ash lime and copperas dissolved in water. Charcoal is praised as excellent feed.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Iowa State Experiment Station
Iowa State College
Minnesota
Kickapoo Worm Killer Ad Promises Healthier Children
An old advertisement targets parents with worm symptoms in children and claims Kickapoo Worm Killer removes worms, improves appetite and digestion, and makes kids happy again. Available at druggists or by mail for 25 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company of Philadelphia and St. Louis, via Havvercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Kickapoo Indian Medicine . Company
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Havvercamp’s Prescription Drug
Local residents make assorted Tuesday visits and trips
Miss Gertrude Baker of Cedar Rapids visits Wilton relatives then heads to Atalissa. Mrs. Sarah Dawson returns from Davenport. W. R. Reid visits Muscatine on business. Rosa Marticke of Moscow spends time with Ella Slater. Mrs. Minnie Madson of West Liberty returns from San Diego after visiting Mrs. C. E. White. George Corey, Edna Silberborn, and others conduct business or visit friends in Muscatine and Davenport. Several attend camp meetings and plan short visits to Decorah and Ayresville.
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West Liberty
Emma Madson
San Diego
Cal
C. E. White
George Corey
Muscatine
Edna Silberborn
Davenport
William Shaw
Nic Parros
George Mannasmith
Charles Teufel
Atalissa
Rey
F. W. Koenig
Reuben
M. P. Kirkpatrick
Local visitors and reunions headline Muscatine notices
Miss Caroline Marolf and Misa Eula Roth of Victorla visited the Marolf home and spent Tuesday afternoon with friends in Muscatine. Mrs A A Ayres returned from a Colorado Springs trip, R L Cotton of East Moline attended town affairs, William Shaw transacted business in Muscatine, Elmer Daut returned home from Lime City, and Mrs A L Buffen with Miss Elnora Jorgaen visited Racine. No M E Ald society Thursday due to Friday picnic. Whitmer family reunion at Mrs Mary M Whitmer’s includes H B Jones Wichita Kan J P Whitmer Sioux City C W Wolfman Beatrice Neb and others.
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Caroline Marolf
Misa Eula Roth
Victor
Marolf
Muscatine
A. A. Ayres
Colorado Springs
Col
R. Li Cotton
East Moline
Tila
William Shaw
Elmer Daut
Lime City
A. A. Leith
A. L. Buffen
Elnora Jorgaen
Racine
Wis
A. Godske
M. E. Ald Society
Whitmer
Mary
M. Whitmer
H. B. Jones
Wichita
Kan
John, Beard
Wilhelmina
C. XV
Notice of quiet title suit in Muscatine County Iowa
Original notice filed by John H Gettert claiming ownership in fee to parts of outlets 9 10 11 and 12 in sections 2 and 3 township 76 north range 2 west. The petition asserts a cloud due to prior descriptions and requests court to establish title and bar adverse claims. Defendants urged to appear by Sept 9 1913 otherwise default and decree.
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Niles Alginbotham
Eliza R. Alginbotham
Samuel Breese
Orphin J. Breese
Muscatine
Muscating County
Iowa
Outlet
Seventy-six
Towit
Hershey Avenue
District Court
Muscatine County
John H. Gettert
Niles Higinbotham
Eliza RK
Higinbotham
Henry Stahl
State of
Slao
E. P. Ingham
Change in Articles at Muscatine Bank 1913
Notice of a special stockholders meeting at the First Trust and Savings Bank of Muscatine Iowa on July 28 1913. Article II of the Articles of Incorporation was amended to grant the bank powers as assignee trustee guardian executor administrator fiscal or transfer agent registrar for estates municipalities and corporations and to issue sell or transfer debentures or bonds secured by real estate securities. Signing officers D V Jackson president R K Smith cashier.
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First Trust and Savings Bank of
Banka Py
35Th General Assembly of
Iowa
Trust and Savings
Bank
D--V. Jackson
R.K. Smith
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Oxford
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Kentucky
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