We Are Both Thankful for What Tantae Did for Us
Max Kretschmar of Muscatine declares his wife’s appetite and digestion improved after using Taniac from Haverkamp’s drug store. He notes prior stomach pain, bloating, and insomnia, and says the medicine restored her health and peace of mind. The ad credits Taniac as the remedy.
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Tantae
Max Kretschmar
Sy George
Havercamp
Mra
Krotachmar
Bonerela
Munentino
Hlavercamp
Blue Grass Boy Killed By Gar
Rebert Henry Cruse of Blue Grass town was killed Saturday night when an automobile struck a street car on the Stockingham road. Otto Rehremler drove the car with several Blue Grass township farmers aboard. None besides Cruse sustained serious injuries. The auto was traveling on the smooth rails when the driver attempted a turn after seeing the street car approach.
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Davenport
Ebert Henry Carruse
Blue Grant
Town
Jin
Stockingham Road
Tha
Otto Rehremler
Blue Grass
Kruse
Hot Tea Breaks A Cold Cold Cure Ad
A damaged ad claims hot tea aids colds with a simple mix of tea and water. The text promotes the beverage as inexpensive and effective for opening nasal passages and easing congestion, suggesting it loosens bowls and breaks a cold.
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Aldo
Tragic Collision Fatal to Youth in Blue Grass
Before the motorman could stop, a collision occurred. Kruxor’s forehand was crowned, a skull fracture causing a hemorrhage believed to have caused his death. The unfortunate youth was ten years old and died with his parents in Blue Grass.
Population of Iowa Sets Record in 1917 Estimates
Washington December 1 The Consul General released 1917 population estimates for the United States. Iowa is projected to reach 2 224 071 by January 2, 1917, based on 1900 and 1910 growth patterns. The national figure is 119 009 285 for January 1, 1917, covering continental states and outlying possessions.
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Washington, D. C
Eran
United States
Iowa
Thera
Continental
Regular Shelby Norman Post to elect officers
Regular meeting of Shelby Norman Post No. 251 G A R Dept Iowa set for Monday December 3 at 4 p.m. to elect officers for the coming year and conduct routine business. Adjutant A Angle notes attendance and voting will proceed as scheduled.
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Attiuntion
G. A
Shelby Norman Post
Iowa
Menday
Tlon
Como
Vote
Prominent Muscatine Business Leader Laid To Rest
A large crowd attended the Sunday funeral for Mr. Glatstein, a prominent Muscatine merchant, who died Saturday afternoon at age fifty. Services were held at 42 East Second Street with Rabb Hirach, and interment followed at the Jewish cemetery out of town. Born in Kirkol, Kovno province, Russia in 1860, he came to America in his twenties and started as a peddler before building a wholesale and retail business that rose from a home-to-home trade to multiple stores and a position of prominence.
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Muscatine
Harry NM. Glatatein
Glatatain
Mast Second Street
Rabb Hirach
Glatstein
Gletstein
Hani
O'Elock
Dixehsos
Ida
Glotateth
Kirkol
Kovno
Courtland
Rosia
Hiv Stirt
Plige
Gintstein
Businessman Dies Saturday Evening in City
Obituary outlines the life of Mr. Glatstein who helped launch a major local firm and co founded a Jewish cemetery and synagogue. He led a family with four daughters and three sons, plus siblings, all residents or connected to the area, with surviving relatives including relations in Osceola Chicago and Russia.
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Mr. Glatstaln Hook
Clutstein
Oscliy
Mra
Roxa Brader
Misa Ida Glatstein
Chicago
Pannie
Russia
William von
Abraham
Funeral Held For Mrs Furlman At Welkington
Funeral services for Mrs Furlman were conducted at the Evangelical church yesterday afternoon with Rev. Willem Marton officiating. Pallbearers including four brothers and two brothers in law carried the coffin to Grove Wood Cemetery where burial occurred.
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Romaingatore
Anna Publnan
Welkington
Garmai F Evangelical
Willem Marton
Court of Honor and Royal
Ann
Thoua
Carl Dietrich
August Diewich
Adolph Dietrich
Herman Spietrich
Lnws
Herman Fabian
Jacob Tani
Groanwood
Lake Steamer Aground Near Sturgeon Bay Canal
The Goodrich Transit steamship Carolina ran aground on Stony River near Sturgeon Bay Canal during the night. The crew and passengers were reportedly taken off unharmed and the vessel remained stuck as repairs and salvage arrangements were being organized.
Robbery at Chicago cafe tied to early morning heist
Five burglars bound and gagged a porter at the Arsenia Cafe in Chicago. They blew open the safe and escaped with $1,500 in jewelry, shackles, and currency. Witnesses say the attackers used tablecloths to trap their victims.
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Chicago
Arsenia Cafe
Young Workmen’s Christian Association to collect reading material
The YWCA announces a December 12 Paper Day to collect books and magazines for needy Musentiio children and place them in homes lacking reading material. Miss Sadie Wilson chairs a special committee. Mayor McNutt allows curb collection. residents to bundle and set papers on curbs for WCA volunteers.
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Musentiio
The
Young Work Men's Christian Association
Misa Sadie Wilson
Chairtian
McNutt
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A. Angle
Harry Glatstein
Carter
Harry Glatstetn
George McManus
International News Barvice
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Furlman
State
Jealth Board
Coropera
Cition
Doctora
Towa
Tha Tate ‘Board
Dullatin
Porsthia
Tha Stata
Sumner
Pwolle
Congregational Church
Winte
YW. G. A
Horlick
Avais
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TSS
ELIS
Iowa Telephone Company
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