Peruna Praised by Sisters of St Francis and Public Addressees
The article extols Peruna as a universal remedy for coughs colds la grippe and catarrh. Testimonies from Sisters of St Francis G W Aringe Joseph Kirchenrsteiner and Albert Borngraeber vouch for its cures and daily use. Dr Hartman invites readers to request a free book on chronic catarrh in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Hartman
Hartman
Sisters of St. Francis
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Joseph Kirchenrsteiner
Croton Street
Cleveland
United States
Sister of Charity
W. E. McKain
Iowa Park
Texas
Columbus
Thompson's Book Store Offers Blank Books and Supplies
A list notes blank books office supplies and diaries at Thompson's Book Store. Mentions various social visits in Marion Illinois and Concord Michigan, and advertises Beach's World soap as superior for cleanliness without fabric damage. Also mentions Baptist choir music plans and a New Year party invitation at Evergreen Lawn and a church youth service with the topic Jesus Christ After Nineteen Centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson’s Book Store
Bayonet Drill By Co. C at the Armory
Co. C prepares a bayonet drill at the armory on New Year’s Eve Monday December 31 with routine demonstrations for the public and company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C
Armory
Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets Sell With Sleep Promise
Advertisement for Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets by J. J. Havercamp offers a cold remedy claim: breaks up a cold during sleep with no cure promised and a 25 cent price. No medical guarantee implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Havercamp
Christmas News From Out of Town
Special correspondence from Atalissa reports numerous Christmas visits and holidays across towns. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs E Oxley on December 18. Several residents travel to Villisca Davenport Des Moines and Chicago for family gatherings and church events. A wedding at West Liberty plus local dinners and social notes fill the page.
Oak Grove Notes Include Visits and Local Happenings
Miss Laura Stinson visits Ed Barnard while Geo Rupp visits sister Mrs John Barnard. New neighbors move into the De Graff place. Grandma Shield rheumatism returns. Margaret Stuart returns to school duties. Mr and Mrs Albert Olds dine with Mr and Mrs Guy Olds. Christmas entertainment draws a crowd at the chapel. Olive Barnard visits Wapello while skating is good. Chicken and turkey thieves active in the area last week. Calling at
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parks
Mr. Carmichael
Sweetland Center
Edward Cole
Adams Beck
Steinmetz
Victor Beane
Son
Dow City
Benj. Meerdink
A. Houser
Kate Houser
John Headley
Wilson Jayne
City
James Stuart
John Stuart
Morgan Houser
Geo. Parks
Cemetery Chapel
Laura Stinson
Ed. Barnard
West Liberty social notes plus Masonic banquet
Prof and Mrs Hill are home. Des Moines' Edna Cleveland visits Mrs Shipman on Elm. Kate Brown from Omaha rests with family on South Columbus. Mr and Mrs Atkinson of Truro visit Purvises on West Fourth. Mrs Grant Nichols of Waterloo visits Evans family on West Sixth. Williams family from Stockton visit Hendricksons. Mattie Scott returns from Davenport. Masonic banquet draws large crowd with abundant supper and fine music. Dr King and Mayor McFadden give recitations and speeches.
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Hill
Edna Cleveland
Des Moines
W. H. Shipman
Elm Street
Kate Brown
Omaha
South Columbus Street
Atkinson
Truro
John Purvis
West Fourth Street
Grant Nichols
Waterloo
King
W. M. McFadden
Lodge
West Liberty
South Muscatine Hints at Winter Prosperity and Illness
F Royster improves but not yet up. Mrs M Hawk sells yeast for bread. Local families report cold and grippe complaints. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hawk visiting on the Island for holidays. Children skate on the slough as school is out. Mrs Litz installs new steps on Burlington road. Mrs F Thomas visits Muscatine and will return to Myrtle Iowa Saturday. Two new houses planned on Pond street as lots fill. A few days remain before the new year and the flat shows progress and prosperity. Mrs Ben Long and three children with typhoid fever. Mr Long keeps about barely. Miller family cares for a sick child who cannot walk yet.
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James Reed
Nebraska
John Hagenbuch
Luke Cunniff
Cedar Bluffs
Stuart
Davenport
E.S. Lamb's
Rand
Charlie
Mabel Miller
West Liberty
Creese
Sarah Barkalow
Buda
Illinois
John Spalding
Muscatine
Wm. Busch
Lillie Wallace
Little Boys
Villisca
Cinda Miller
Cyrus Kline
Boone
Chas. Pringey
Des Moines
Hampton
Miss Dickensheets
Dayton
Ohio
Grisco
Joe
Decatur
Frank
Dubuque
Will
This
F. Royster
M. Hawk
Lewis Hawk
Litz
Burlington Road
F. Thomas
Myrtle
Iowa
Pond Street
Ben. Long
Mr. Long
Mrs. Miller
Mexican War Veteran Praises Remedy For Diarrhoea
A Mexican war veteran and editor cites Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as preventing pension increases after Mexican diarrhoea. He declares it a quick, safe cure and pleasant to take. Sold by J. J. Havercamp and W. C. A. Busch druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mexico
J. J. Havercamp
W. C. A. Busch
Hopewell News: Local Moves and Christmas Visits
Mr Kollenbarger begins moving his saw mill to the big timber. Mrs Wm Placke Jr has been very sick at home this past week. Mr and Mrs Thompson spent Christmas with relatives near Grandview. Mr and Mrs Beatty spent Christmas with Hoopes family. Mrs Placke Sr visited friends in Muscatine recently. Mr and Mrs Funk spent Christmas with Browning family.
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Kollenbarger
Wm. Placke, Jr
Wm. Thompson
Grandview
J. Q. Beatty
J. E. Hoopes
Wm. Placke
Muscatine
C. M. Funk
Mrs. Browning
Second to None in Courage and Resolve Across Armies
In a Scribner's passage, Thomas F. Millard praises American soldiers as second to none in fighting spirit and steadiness. He notes overseas officers respect their fighting qualities despite criticisms of methods and discipline, asserting Uncle Sam's troops consistently bear heavy burdens and perform when asked.
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Republic
Uncle Sam
China
Thomas F. Millard
Scribner's
Oskaloosa Election Flaw Faces Possible Reballot
In Oskaloosa a serious flaw was found in the street railway and electric light franchise vote. The new code required city or special election registration equal to general elections, though only one day was previously needed. Attorneys say the election may stand, but a new election could be called to avoid doubt.
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Oskaloosa
Professor B F McClelland Dies After Illness at Home
Prof B F McClelland vice president of Western College died at his home after a weeklong illness of neuralgia of the pleura with heart trouble. He came from Illinois five years ago and helped build the college during President Bookwater's absence. He managed finances, directed the school, and led the United Brethren Sunday school for five years. He leaves a wife and one brother.
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B. F. McClelland
Western College
McClelland
Illinois
Bookwater
United Brethren Sunday School
Savings Find Returns Lost Dollar After 29 Years
Marshalltown resident Jos W Skeeg recovered 2.52 from a Brooklyn dime savings bank after forgetting a dollar deposited 29 years ago. He mailed details when a local item noted 1.5 million awaiting claims and soon received the original dollar plus 1.52 in interest. Rev J W Lambert's father died at his Broadway home this morning after living here since Rev Lambert began his tenure.
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Marshalltown
Jos. W. Skeeg
Dime Savings Bank
Brooklyn
Skeez
Skege
J. W. Lambert
Broadway
Rev. Lambert
Elder of Ottumwa Methodist Church Passes Away
A Methodist elder aged about 7 to 80 years, who had lived long in Knoxville before arriving in Ottumwa a year ago, died this afternoon. Rev. T. J. Myers conducted the service and the remains will be taken to Knoxville tomorrow for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Methodist Church
Knoxville
T. J. Myers
Fort Dodge Epworth League Convention Promises Large Delegation
A Fort Dodge district Epworth League convention will run January 18 to 25, 1901. Officials expect at least 209 delegates, with strong interest building for the gathering in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League Societies
Fort Dodge
Beges Cherry Cough Syrup Claims Cure All Throat Ailments
An advertisement from Davenport Iowa touts Beges Cherry Cough Syrup claiming cough relief and throat and lung soreness cure with a guaranteed success, featuring endorsement by Ernest Whipple and J J Havercamp.
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Ernest Whipple
Davenport
Iowa
J. J. Havercamp
Free if It Fails to Cure Pile Remedy Sale Ad
J J Havercamp promotes a pile cure with a positive written guarantee and a free sample policy. The ad promises no cure, no pay and offers a 50 cent price with a free pile pipe included with each package.
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J. J. Havercamp
Charcot Sanitarium Promises Drug Habit Cure Plan
An advertisement touts Prof Charcot in Vienna and other cities as leading in nervous and internal diseases. It claims guaranteed cure for morphine laudanum and all drug habits through advanced methods with a sanitarium in Paris and home treatment plan by Dr Pinaud superintendent in New York City.
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Charcot
Vienna
Paris
Erlin
London
New York
Rus Greiner Saint Lazare
Pinaud
Charcot Sanitarium
New York City
Referee Sale in Muscatine County Iowa
By decree of the District Court of Iowa Muscatine County in an action for partition, Anna Catherine Mikesell as plaintiff and John Augustus Mikesell and others as defendants, Arthur Hoffman as Referee will sell at 2 PM January 14 1991 at the Muscatine courthouse front door for cash the property Lot 1 Block 103 in Muscatine city, subject to court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Iowa
Muscatine
Anna Catherine Mikesell
John Augustus Mikesell
City
Arthur Hoffman
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G. W. Aringe
Collinsville, Tex
East Main ST
Columbus, CO
G.W. Aringe and
Albert Borngraeber
Daily Journal
Cora C. Weed
Hattie Berdine
Jennie Batterson
Sarah Fry
Marion, Ill
F. E. Schall and Child
Concord, Mich
E. F. Schall
Beach
Emma Yaverweather
Chicago
H. B. Achter
Baptist Choir
Adam Wigim
Evergreen Lawn
Harry
Battey
West Second Street
Tribune
McBride & Cope’s
City Drug Store
W. D. Burk
Mrs. A. Riemenschneider
Atalissa
Frank Stuckers
E. Oxley
Elza Lundy
Bert Dice
Riverside
Ray Neymaster
Wapello
Erle ‘Iurkie
Lara Jones
West Branch
Sarah Smith
Monticello
I. J. Dice
Miller
Rock Island
Lucy Dice
Manchester
E. Atkinson
F. Croxen
Oak Grove
Osteopathy
Myrtle D. Harlan
D. O
American School of
Kirksville
South Muscatine
Hopewell
Toledo
Mr. Pleasant
Ft. Dodge
Ban
W. H. Leibbrand
Ladies’ and Gentlemen
J. Fisch Q Sons
Breckon Press CO
Iowa Avenue
East Second Street
J. W. Weidlein
Gen’s Real Estate and Immigration Act
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