Various Local People in Town Yesterday and Shoppers Ads
John Smith of Cedar and Sheriff McGaughey were in town yesterday. Madam Henrietta Meyer of Davenport ended a visit and returned home. Beach's World soap and Hood's Sarsaparilla touted for digestion and cleanliness. Mrs. Frank Brogan and children of Iowa City visited relatives and left last evening. Beach's soap promises fabric safety. Several residents returned home after brief city visits. Continuous ads urge Beach's World soap and Dr Wood's syrup for ailments. Accidents on farms discussed with Dr Thomas' Electric Oil offered. Senator Titus and George Jackson traveled to Washington for Gene Anderson funeral. Local business deal transferred Letts clothing house to Montezuma firm Urchangen and Greenberg. Personal medical testimonial for Dean's ointment. Ice skating notes as season changed then cold snap restored clear ice.
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Urchangen and Greenberg
Montezuma
Titus & Jackson
J. Rorick & Son
Letts
World Ready for the Ideal as 20th Century Dawns
Chas. L. Breckon argues the 19th century exalted wealth and labor division while the 20th will pursue equitable distribution. He warns profit motives have shaped education churches and media, urging a universal brotherhood of man guided by ethical reforms and shared prosperity. Muscatine Iowa December 27, 1990.
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Trades Union
Beer Garden
John D. Rockefeller
America
Germany
England
France
Austria
Italy
Europe
Jesus of Nazareth
Promised Land
Universal Brotherhood of Man
Chas. L. Breckon
Muscatine
Iowa
Titus Amendment Sits in Supreme Court Light
Senator Titus faces questions over a constitutional amendment linked to a stocking theme as observers note the issue is framed around a high court setting in Sioux City. The piece signals legal scrutiny and political maneuvering ahead of decisions.
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Sioux City
Titus
Supreme Court
State braces for Titus amendment clash election
Citizens confront a pivotal choice as the Titus amendment looms over a decisive election. Public resolve grows amid pressure to adopt the amendment or face an ordinary election.
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Cedar Rapids
Titus
Titus amendment not dead yet hopeful court ruling may validate
The Titus amendment has lingered for months and is likely to be declared valid by the supreme court. Governors hopefuls should pause campaigns until 1902.
West Liberty Social Notes and Upcoming Wedding
Mrs L G Murphy is expected home Friday night. Mrs Sue Lewis travels to Rushville Ind to visit her niece Mrs Watson for the rest of winter. Mrs Lou Jackson returns from Cedar Rapids with her daughter Mrs Kate Nichols. A wedding is planned soon. Mrs Dr Will Hartupiec visits her parents on East Fourth street. The Masonic brethren hold their annual banquet Thursday night.
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L. G. Murphy
Sue Lewis
Rushville
Ind
Mrs. Watson
Lou Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Kate Nichols
Will Hartupiec
Thomas Gray
East Fourth Street
Vasonic
Weathered and Busy: Local Notes From Weekend
Frank Beverson and Chas Cox are under the weather this week. Martha Frizzy spent Friday in Muscatine. Farmers gather wood for summer while Frank Read went quail hunting. John Dodson went to New Boston on business. Little Orvie Fuller broke his arm playing Thursday. Ed Willits had a birthday surprise from friends.
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Chas. Cox
Martha Frizzy
Muscatine
Frank Read
John Dodson
New Boston
Orvie Fuller
Ed. Willits
Local patent remedy promises refunds on cough syrup
The undersigned guarantee refunds for Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar two prices 50 cents and 25 cents if the remedy fails to cure coughs or colds. Signatories include G. A. Reinicke, Nesper & Co., J. Theo Keuchman, W. B. Barkalow, and Jno J. Havercamp. A remark notes the hospital as a good place for a homeless man, though he would prefer to be well.
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Green
G. A. Reinicke
Nesper & Co
J. Theo Keuchman
W. B. Barkalow
Jno
J. Havercamp
Grinnell Board Signs 3-Year Contract with Trainer Watson
Grinnell Iowa town report notes the board of public control at Iowa college signed a three year contract with trainer Watson. Watson first arrived in 1897 and the entire athletic body is reported to be in high spirits.
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Board of Public Control of
Iowa College
Watson
Ruth Jackson celebrates 93rd birthday in Lone Tree
Mrs Ruth Jackson marked her 93d birthday last Monday with warm wishes. In Lone Tree the Poultry and Pet Stock show in Iowa City awarded first premium to Lone Tree Belgian hares exhibited by J M Carl while the prize tree and buck were owned by Jesse Holdeman, Fred Morrison, and the same parties. Mayor Neilson assigned a policeman to the post office during evening mail delivery from two Central and four Rock Island trains as youths crowded and harassed others, prompting a threat to close doors if disruption continued.
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Ruth Jackson
Lone Tree
Iowa City
J. M. Carl
Jesse Holdeman
Fred Morrison
Neilson
Central
Rock Island
Indictments Stand If Chet Rowe Returns to U.S.
Montezuma 8S R. Clute notes that C. W. Rowe’s Mexican release does not erase U.S. indictments. If he returns, he could be arrested on those charges despite his Mexican sentence for taking stolen funds there. Rowe remains a Mexican citizen, and no report is expected here even if released.
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R. Clute
C. W. Rowe
Mexico
Chet
Ames Plans for ISU Building Rebuild After Fire
Work has begun on remodeling the main building at Iowa State College after a recent partial fire. Remaining sections will be used for a temporary botany department, classrooms, and dormitory needs. A frame eight to ten room structure may be built for class use. The engineering building started earlier will be completed as soon as possible, likely within about a year before occupation.
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Iowa State College
Lehigh Valley trims dining by rail from Buffalo to New York
Travelers on the Lehigh Valley Railroad can now use the dining car service a la carte on vestibuled limited trains running from Buffalo and Chicago west to New York. The new option provides flexible meals for riders on these routes.
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Buffalo
Chicago
New York
Lehign Valley
Love Finds a Way When There Is An Exit
A reflective saying notes that love will find a path when no obvious route remains. It suggests persistence and hope as people seek escape or resolution.
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Willich Brothers
Undertakers
Graphophones
Columbia
F. A. Neidig
East Second ST
Daily Journal
McBride & Cope's
City Drug Store
No. 120
Second Street
Tribune Office
John Smith
Cedar
Sheriff McGaughey
Mitchellville
Henrietta Meyer
Davenport
City
Beach
Hood
Frank Brogan
J. H. Foster
Charles Mull
Belle Day
Fruitland
Margaret McSpadden
Barnes City
John Wilson
Marie
H. S. Howe
Keokuk
Lysle
Fred Hacker
Bayfield
Cedar Bottom
C. H. Criner
Ida Hartzell
Keswick
Dr. Wood
Erwin Evans
Miss Gladys
Atalissa
P. H. Brimm
Thomas
George Jackson
Washington
Gene Anderson
Dean
C. W. Lenhart
Bowling Green
Jack Frost
Universal Brotherhood
Osteopathy
Myrtle D. Harlan
D. O
American School of
Kirksville
West Liberty
Eliza
Frank Beverson
Grand Opera House
W. D. Ament
Maogr
Hadley and
Robour
Miss
Flora DeVos
Frank's
Grinnell
Ames
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Sts
Illinois
J. J. Gavercamp and
McBride & Copa
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