Regulate Travel of Tubercular Patients Proposed
Washington reports a Public Health Service investigation prompts drastic limits on moving tubercular patients between states. Officials seek to curb westward migration to dry climates, arguing treatment and support are available at home and that travel offers little medical benefit. Chicago is noted as a major gateway to the West. Regulatory focus may deter travel without outright bans, aiming to reduce public health risks and economic strain on western communities.
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Mine Is Unsealed Seek Bandit Lopez
Bingham Utah Dec to Utah Apex mine formerly sealed to trap Ralph Lopez, the Bix MeN slayer. Deputies opened the mine after removing a double bulwark and driven planks, hoping to enter by night to search for Lopez or confirm his survival after eight days eluding capture.
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Bingham
Utah
Tba
Ralph Lopez
Persa
West Buffalo Prairie Notes and Local Happenings
Delayed report from West Buffalo Prairie covers Oscar Peterson overseeing 124 hogs in Muscatine last Friday. Hazel Dell Ladies Aid hosted Thanksgiving dinner at Felix and Mrs Vanatta's home. A large crowd visited Wm Powell at the Backer residence last Monday. Earl Whitlock’s horse lost the hitching post Saturday evening with uncertain theft or misplacement of the wagon.
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Buffalo Prairie
Mr. Dees
Oscar Peterson
Muscatine
Hazel Dell
Felix Vanatta
Wm.Powell
Lewis
Allera
Buffalo
Prairia
Earl Whitlock
Spanish War Vets Push Pension and Hospital Bills
Spanish war veterans press for two bills, one to grant pensions to widows and minor children of Spanish war veterans and another to allow tuberculous veterans to enter government hospitals in the southwest. The measure, once known as the Crago bill, is reintroduced by Representative Stone with strong veteran support in both House and Senate. The pension provision offers twelve dollars monthly for veterans and two dollars for widows and orphans.
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New Jersey
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Georgia
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Kansas
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Mlona Tablets for stomach disorders ad blurb style
An advertisement urges immediate relief from stomach distress with Ml o n a Tablets. It claims quick action for symptoms like bad taste, headache, dizziness, coated tongue, and abdominal discomfort, promoting harmless, over‑the‑counter use and urging readers to keep a box handy at home and while traveling.
District Court Notice in Muscatine County Case
In the District Court of Town Wi and Muscatine County John Jacob Hintermelater sues Robert W Scott Thomas Cantwell Stockton Briggs Samuel Boon Shortridge David Richmond Joseph Ridgway E J Dunderdale Margraret Dunderdale Thomas Wood Isett & Brewster Carrie Brown Eva Coldren CGF Dio Hastings FP Hastings Lillie Jerome Clara Li Coummynwood Ella Hastings Avalon Keyes C Hastings Isett & Brewster Thomas M Isett and C Brewster and unknown spouses heirs creditors successors representatives devisees legatees of above defendants plus unknown claimants of described premises in Muscatine County Town commencing at the northwest corner etc. Plaintiff asserts ownership in fee simple of the premises. deed to Samuel Lacan by Robert W Beott dated June vote Re 3858 lost or destroyed.
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Foy Muscatine County
John Jacob Hintermelater
Robert W. Scott
Thomas Cantwell
Stockton Briggs
Samuel Boon Shortridge
David Richmond
Joseph Ridgway
E. J. Dunderdale
Margraret Dunderdale
Thomas Wood
Isett & Brewster
Patrick IF. Anson
Carrie Brown
Eva Coldren
Eva Coldren, ‘Cgf, Dio Hastings, Robert, FP. Hastings, Lillle Jerome
Clara Li Coummynwood
Ella ‘Hastings
Avelon Keyes
C. Hastings
Wil C. Brewster
Muscatine County
Peterminster
Robert
Beott
Samuel ‘Lacan
Legal suit to confirm title and cancel paid liens
A plaintiff seeks to establish title to land and bar all adverse claims. He asserts lost deeds and mortgage assignments were never recorded, asks cancellation of numerous paid mortgages and bonds, and seeks confirmation that Samuel B. Shortridge and Stockton Briggs heirs are as claimed, with a court determination of the lost instruments as duly executed.
Olive Tablets Claim Safe Laxative Relief
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a healing vegetable laxative for constipation and torpid liver. It claims they do not contain calomel, promote normal bowel and liver function, and are sold in Columbus through a local druggist.
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Edwerda
Ani
Columbus
Court to Cancel Sale and Enter Default Decree
The court is to cancel the sale upon the margin of the record and grant further equitable relief. If you fail to appear and defend by noon of the second day of the next term, beginning January 6 1914, default will be entered and a decree rendered as prayed in the petition. Jayne Hofman attorneys for plaintiff.
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Jayne & Hofman
Veteran Dead Son Heed in Fremont House Death
The body of J. A. Butler, a veteran, was found buried in a shallow grave in the cellar of his Fremont home late last night. His son William Butler, who lived with him, was arrested at Cedar Bluffs, ten miles west. The veteran’s skull had been crushed and he was last seen alive yesterday.
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Fremont, Neb
Butler
William
Cedar Blutts
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