New Medal Designs For The Guardsmen Receive Orders
Captain Lange receives orders from Adjutant General Logan to adopt and issue new service medals for Iowa National Guard members with five, ten, fifteen, or twenty year service. Eligible veterans from prior wars may have counted service, and worn medals will be replaced when advancing to a higher award. Medals become personal property if the member leaves the guard, with returned copies required for those remaining in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrvice
Ave
Iowa National Guard
Caprain Henry F. Lange
Guy B. Logan
Des Moines
Guard
Iowa Guard
Volunteer Army of
United States
Adjutant General's Department
United States Army
Military regulation on service medals and field uniforms
The notice states that all state service medals except twenty-two year medals issued are abolished and must not be worn on military occasions by active guardsmen. A fragment mentions laxative products and a dubious cure claim with E. W. Grove’s signature on boxes priced 26 cents.
Harold Hartman Departs for Chicago for Navy Exam
Harold Hartman, a well known youth, left for Chicago last evening to take an examination preparatory to enlisting in the United States navy. He expects to go east shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Harold Hartman
Chicago
Harold Hartman
Ill
United States Navy
Patents Granted to Iowans for the Week Ending December 5 1511
Patents issued to Iowa residents listed by Clarence J. Loftus from Des Moines describe various devices and processes. Names include John C. Berhorst Fort Madison draft equalizer. George E. Goldner serials. Martin Hardeacy Ottumwa process for arill ina ks. Elza Stotts Marlon car replacer. and Enos Mitchell Osceola egg catching apparatus among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Loftus
Crocker
Des Moines
John C. Berhorst
F. D. Case
Fort Madison
George E. Goldner
Ninself and Vincent Clay Products Company
Fort Dodge
Martin Hardeacy
Ottumwa
Arillina Ks
John Langenfeld
Barling
Sioux City
Ghovels
Eva A. Peterson
Willison
Joseph Rau
Fayette
Enos Mitchell
J. H. Keeran
Erland Peterson
George E. Rockdagchpl
Sumnar
Forgotten Ideals Theme Of Address In Mucating Sermon
HE. Cy Volante, Sioux City Y M C A secretary, spoke in Muncating on The Man Who Forgot, delivering a forceful, imagery rich address about personal effort in South Dakota, fallen women, and the forgotten ideals driving happiness and responsibility. The talk challenged listeners to confront hard facts and seek right living beyond mere sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Volante
Sioux City
Association
South Bakata
Wolcott
Thanksgiving Dinner Highlights and Local Trades in Pine Mills
Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mrs. A. Kemper brings together Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wolt and family Wil Yocum from Pleasant Prairie Miss Mary Wunde jich and others. Nearby transactions include Wm McElroy selling 112 acre farm at 80 per acre to Bert Netteton. Distanced visitors attended Tom Agar's sale with Ed Staletturs from Walcott and others. Interurban progress noted with ties and rails saved one mile west of Pleasant Prairie.
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Pine Mills
A. Kemper
Louis Wolt
Wil Yocum
Pleasant Prairie
Misa Mary Wunde Jich
Wao
Hartman
Adam Goodhart
Muscatine
Willam _ Altender
Walter Benedict
Blue Grass
Nelile Osborn
Charla Umprems
Indiana
Jona
Will Wunderlich
Fred Alteneder
Foster
Davenport
Annual election at Vorwaerts Turn Verein meeting
Henry Spieth was chosen as the first speaker for the coming year with officers named for the year at the Vorwaerts Turn Verein annual meeting held Sunday afternoon at the Turner hall. Enthusiam marked the session as members gathered. First Speaker Henry Heinz second Speaker Chris Klopp Recording Secretary H F Braasch Financial Secretary John Wolfrum Treasurer William Disricks Athletic Instructor Ed B Molls.
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Vorwaerts Turn Verein
Turner Pall
Henry Heinz
Chris. Klopp
H. Fi. Braasch
John Wolfrum
William Disrcks
Ed. B. Molls
Pape's Cold Compound Promoted As Quick Cure
Advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound ends grippe and cures severe colds when taken every two hours for three doses. It emphasizes no quinine and asserts unique efficacy after years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars.
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Pape
Fape
Matthews Archer Seriously Hurt In Railroad Accident
James Archer reports his brother Matt Archer, longtime Rock Island railway employee, was struck by a switch engine near West Liberty while observing from eight feet away. He suffered a crushed right arm requiring amputation above the elbow and is hospitalized in Rock Island with hopes of recovery. he is a well known railway man with brothers James and Wally also employed on the Rock Island line.
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James Archer
Weat Highth Street
Matt. Archer
Rock Island Ring
Sioux City
Chicago
Weat Liberty
Archer
Rock Island
West Liberty
Elliott
St. Anthony's Hospital
Plood
Rock Talid Railround
James
Wally
Reilroad
Trustees Named for Aassatant Instructors and Overseers
Aassatant appoints Instructor Joseph Nesta er and Overseer of Apparatus Ed Dane. Trustees named include John T. Nester, John J. Brown and Charles Spleth, detailing the governance in the organization’s administration.
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Joseph Nester
Ed. Dane
John T. Nester
John J. Brown
Charles Spleth
Island Society To Hold Social Soon
Tuadles Aid Society of M E Church conducts a social and sale at Fruitland Hall to raise funds for the church. The event, December 18, features ice cream, coffee, sandwiches, and booths with quills aprons and other articles, prepared by the women for proceeds.
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One Ladies’ Aid Society
Ise ‘Ind Methediat
Mitaias
Logan Funeral at St. Mary's
Requiem mass for Mrs. Mary B. Logan was celebrated by Rev. J. J. Gricser at St. Mary's church at 3 oclock. Friends and relatives filled the church in tribute before a large funeral procession carried the deceased to St. Mary's cemetery for burial in the family lot with pallbearers Martin Flannery Lawrence Flannery John Ryan Nicholas Wirt Hy Durmly and Henry Hubbard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gricser
St. Mary's Church
Mary B. Logan
Orlock
St. Mary's Cemetery
Martin Flannery
Lawrence J. Flannery
John Ryan
Nicholas Wirt
Hy Durmly
Henry Hubbard
German Baptist Church to Host Rev H Schendler Meetings
Rav H Schendler of St. Joe Michigan will conduct a series of meetings at the German Baptist church in Muscatine starting Tuesday night. The series runs Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings with services next Sunday. Schendler is well known in church circles and has traveled widely both nationally and abroad attracting large audiences.
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Rav. H. Schendler
St. Joe
Michigan
German Baptist Church
Muscatine
Schendler
Lsd
Noten
Root Juice demonstration ends at Havercamp's Drug Store
The Root Julee demonstration at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store ends next Saturday night. The Juice is praised for restoring nervous wrecks and curing rheumatism catarrh indigestion and kidney troubles. Many report substantial health gains after a short trial and urge customers to buy before the demonstration ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
Bose
Neema
Sister Dies in Southern City
After the death of Dr Elizabeth Logan of this city relatives learned that her sister Mrs Mary Babb of Memphis Tennessee died three days earlier in Muscatine The 81 year old Mrs Babb was well known in the Tennessee City
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Mary Babb
Elizabeth Logan
Drs
Asister
Memphia
Tennessee
Babb
Muscatine
Logan
Mass at St Matthias Church Celebrated by Rev Roche
Rev Lawrence Roche of Nottingham England delivered a brief sermon and celebrated high mass at St Matthias Catholic Church on Sunday morning. The English priest spoke on the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary and drew an attentive audience, recently arrived in America with relatives in the city.
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St. Matthias Catholic Church
Lawrence Roche
Nottingham
Eng
Roche
Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Free Constipation Help
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets provide a safe laxative alternative to calomel, with a gentle action that normalizes bowels and liver. No unpleasant aftereffects, easy for children, and marketed by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio at 256 per box.
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Edwards
Calomel
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Ohio
Christmas Gifts for Everybody Celebrating gift ideas in busy season
The piece suggests clipping Journal coupons to buy a modern dictionary, priced at four dollars but available for six coupons plus a small expense, highlighting its up-to-date features, maps, pronunciations, and new illustrations. It promotes the dictionary as a valued gift for all ages and notes related resolutions from the Ladies' Aid in sorrowful times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Resolutions Adopted by New Era Ladies on Mrs Sauer
The New Era Ladies' Ald Society adopted resolutions of respect for Mrs D Sauer at a recent meeting. The tribute notes that it pleased the Great Commander to take from their midst the mother of Mr Dy and her children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Ladies’ Ald Society
Sage Tea for Hair Color Promises Restorative Remedy
The article promotes Wreath's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as an easy, ready-made way to darken hair using sage and sulfur. It cites ancient use, claims guaranteed refunds if ineffective, and lists price at fifty cents per bottle with druggists as sellers led by agent A W. Morgan of West Second Street.
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Thora
Thia
Wreth
W. Morgan
Lot West Becond Street
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