East Hill Moss Funeral Held at Marsh Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Rebecca Anna Moss were held at ten this morning from her daughter Mrs. A. St. Marsh’s Colorado street home where she died. Born March 27 1835 in Carroll County Maryland she moved to this state as a child and married Levi S. Moss February 10 1879 in this city. Surviving are her husband and three children W. C. Moss of, with one daughter Minnie B. Cook predeceased about fifteen years ago.
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Rebecca Anna Moss
A. St. Marsh
Colorado Street
Moss
Carrol County
Maryland
Levi S. Moss
Tly
Mods
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. It. C
Des Moines
Minnie B. Cook
W. C. Moss
How to Keep Active When Old Age Overtakes Us
An advertisement from Mrs. John Widmayer of Jackson Michigan asserts that at 69 Vinci and Vinol boost strength and activity. It claims Vinol combines liver-building minerals with fat eliminators to aid digestive weakness, blood quality, and general vitality. The ad promotes Vinol as a top body builder for the elderly and offers money-back satisfaction.
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John Widmayer
Jackson
Mich
Vinci
Lyon
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Mi-o-na Tablets Promise to Build Up Sick Stomachs
An advertisement urges readers to buy Mi-o-na Tablets to stimulate gastric juices soothe irritated stomach membranes and improve digestion. It claims quick relief for indigestion lack of appetite and nervous exhaustion linking digestion to vitality and resistance with a money back guarantee through Flaveccamp's Prescription Drug Store and others.
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Flaveccamp
Proscription
Wdgewater Farm Obituary Highlights Local Survivors
The obituary notes EH Moss of Richmond and Mrs. A. M. Marah of this city, with Wedgewater Farm in Oxford, Maryland. It lists a brother Isaac Halfleigh of Harrisburg, Pa, seven grandchildren, and a number of other relatives as survivors.
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Wdgewater
Oxford
Maryland
EH. Moss
Richmond
Virginia
A. M. Marah
Isaac Halfleigh
Harrisburg
White homers entered at show headline
The only white homer carrier pigeons at the poultry show this year were entered by Ed Metzger of Park Ave. The para white pigeons have made frequent trips to and from the city. Interest grows as a spect judge will score all birds entered, unlike prior years. Miss Viola Tugnat and Mrs Alma Rollin are mentioned in local updates. The house once occupied by Thomas Menzies, damaged by fire, is being rebuilt and redecorated.
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Ed. Metzger
Park Ave
Viola Tugnat
Park Argnne
Burlington
Alma Rollin
Washington Street
Washington, In
Thomas Menzies
County Board in Regular Session Discusses Roads
Muscatine county board of supervisors met in regular session at the county building. In the early afternoon members audited accounts and received reports. Road and bridge matters will get attention, though it is late for further work this year.
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Menbera
Muscatine County
Supreme Court rules cut rate book agreements violate anti trust law
The Supreme Court held publisher seller agreements that restrict resale price illegal under the Sherman act. Justice Day announced the decision, in a case brought by RH Macay & Co against the American Publishers' Association. Other rulings upheld the Amoskeag Bank tax case, interstate railroads accounting, and corporate taxes. The column then shifts to a broad discussion of democracy and suffrage, quoting Miss Mary Johnson on equality and noting the long history of suffrage conventions in Washington, with a forward-looking stance about future participation.
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Washington, D. C
Pac. Io
Supreme Court
Justice Day
RH. HL Macay and Company
American Publishers’ Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Payne-Aldrich
Iby
Buffrage Meeting Under Way In The North States
A reprint continues highlighting the suffrage movement with women in sweatshops offices factories schools and homes. The article describes a vast army of women awakening to champion equal rights and a fighting spirit to ensure daughters gain a fair chance in life. This fragment emphasizes the era's suffrage activism and the call for social change.
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North
Uta J
Wrnton
Gome
Button worker injured at plant in eye accident
Herman Hoffman, an employee at the Automatic Button Face Tors, was struck in the left eye by a flying bolt while operating a cutting machine. Doctors report a ruptured blood vessel and eye penetration and fear he may lose sight in the injured eye.
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Herman Hoffman
Eya
Station changes name L C Hanks named night ticket agent
L C Hanks formerly with Wohnke Hanks has accepted the post of night ticket agent at the Rock Island passenger station. He will succeed Harold Purdon whose resignation was accepted.
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L. C. Hanks
Wohnke-Hanks
Rock Island
Harold Purdon
Trainman Wreck Victim and Bandit Robbery Report
In Council Bluffs Illinois Central yards a switch engine collided with a freight train injuring Engineer Ratliff. fireman Lester Fisher was killed. Separately in Chicago an armed bandit bound and gagged a station agent, stole about 700 dollars before escaping with F. O. Robbins.
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Chicago
Ill
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
F. O. Robbins
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Washington
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Okla
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