Local News Snippets From town and nearby visits
George Reeder returned from Chicago last night. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris came home to Lone Tree after a short visit in the city. Miss Vina Dykes rode the Wilton train to West Liberty to visit relatives. Lawrence Klein of Atalissa IA visited the Klein home yesterday afternoon. Rugs from ora carpets. Orders at Pearl City Panitorium. Mrs. Austins New Dress advertised.
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George Reeder
Chicago
Ralph Harris
Lone Tree
Vina Dykes
Wilton
West Liberty
Ora Carpets
Pearl City
Panitorium
Lawrence Klein
Atalissa
Kate Klein
Agnes Selman
Davenport
Hugh Selman
Bert Hine
Mabel Hine
Albia
Perry Coyner
Kinross
John Lundt
Kate Royster
Grandview Avenue
South Muscatine
Ed. Priester
Will Roby
Peter Johnson
Ford. Toborg
Fred Schnett
Geo. Betzold
Will Tobias
Clyde Randlem
Gertrude Todd
Washington
D. L. Dulger
Letts
South End
R. M. Spicer
William O’daniel
Ilinois
John Schultz
Stewart Road
Des Moines
Jacob Laurence
Wisconsin
H. J. Sales
Moline
Frank
Oregon Street
Pearl Campbell
H. B. Pate
Anna Anderman
Arlington
Indiana Street
J. W. Allen
New Windsor
Millersburg
EB. E. Murdock
Jesse Decker
Aledo
R. B. Murdock
van Buren County
Iowa
J. S. Blanchard
Arthur Braught
Viola
Claire Gillimore
Mary Duncan
Boyls
Dickey
Mrs Austin's New Dress Prompts Local Visits
J L Straw of Ainsworth Iowa spends yesterday in the city on business. Mrs F C Shinnabarger travels to Cedar Rapids to visit relatives. Mrs Bessie Donnell of Chicago visits sister Mrs D V Jackson. Various residents and visitors pass through Muscatine for New Year’s greetings and short stays.
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J. L. Straw
Ainsworth
Iowa
F. C. Shinnabarger
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Donnell
Chicago
Ill
D. V. Jackson
Better Than Spanking for Bed Wetting
An appeal by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers home treatment for bed wetting. She asserts spanking does not cure the problem and invites mothers to write for advice without charging a fee. She urges not to blame the child and notes many cases cannot help it.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Millersburg News Roundup from December in Ill
Local notes from Millersburg Illinois report J N Close not feeling well and a narrow escape for Dr M O Haver when a stray bullet shattered his pipe. Presbyterians and Methodists hold large Christmas program crowds. O B Hailey returns from mission field on the 22nd. Box social postponed at W W Egberts home on the 28th.
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Millersburg
Ill
J. N.close
M.o’haver
M. E
U.S
O. B. Hailey
W.W. Egberts
Pain Relief Through Nerve Tension And Pills
A promotional piece explains that pain stems from nerve pressure and strain, naming neuralgia and various nerves. It touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as relief, with a testimonial from Mrs. Beckman of Erie and a selling guarantee from druggists.
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Miles
WM. Beckman
4Th St
Erie
Miles Medical Co
Elishart
Ind
New Great South American Kidney Cure Relief Claim
Relief in six hours says the cure relieves distressing kidney and bladder disease in six hours. It promises prompt relief for bladder, kidneys, and back in both sexes and notes immediate reduction of water retention. Sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store in Muscatine Iowa.
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Havercamp’s
Muscatine
Western Fruit Jobbers Demand Abolition of Private Car Lines
At Des Moines on December 30 the Western Fruit Jobbers association adopted strong resolutions calling for legislation to abolish private car lines and criticizing pending congressional measures as insufficient. The group endorsed Governor Cummins for attacking private car firms and Congress's slothfulness in heeding shipper petitions.
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Western Fruit Jobbers
Des Moines
Western Fruit Jobbers’ Association
Congress
Gov. Cummins
Local notes from Morning Sun area events and visits
Morning Sun briefs list a series of social visits and travels by residents including J Marshall to Hopkinton for a McCullough Chambers event. Funeral attendance, hospital training plans for Norma Coutts in Chicago, and multiple friendly gatherings are noted along with weather impacts from five inches of snow and ongoing visits among families in Bostwick, Knox, Kirkwood, and Dows.
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Dee
W. J. Marshall
Hopkinton
McCullough-Chambers
Amount
Est Branch
J. R. Thompson
Corning
Iowa
Cam McElhinney
Will Shaw
Bostwick
Neb
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
C. B. Wilson
S. E. McElhinney
Kirkwood
Elizabeth Cubit
McClintoch
Mayme Jamison
Chicago
John Vertrees
Milt Caldwell
Elmer
BE. Caldwell
Knox
H.clawson
Clear Lake
North Dakota
D. B. Elliott
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Atliss
Norma Coutts
Mary Thompson Hospital
E. McElhinney
Lois Willison
Emerson
Swan
Beaver
Elrick
G.L. Swan
Sie Ab. McElhinney
Dows
R- Huaton
East Hill Opens Second Semester After Holidays
East Hill schools resume work on Tuesday January 2 after a holiday closure. Snow delighted children with coasting while roads remain muddy and difficult. Local residents like Aaron Butcher and Mrs. Martin are ill. several visitors and relatives are noted in Park Avenue homes. A newborn daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Hines on Christmas day.
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East Hill
Aaron Butcher
Park Avenue
Clifford Forgy
Marcus, Ia
BE. A. Duffield
Fred Martin
C. 0. Morton
Thornburg
Irving Teltrick
Fred Hines
East Fifth Street
George
M. W. Dildine
Concordia
Kan
Phoebe Gilman
Harry Wilson
W. R. Frazier
Burlington
Alice Howell
Davenport
J. Bennett
J. L. Lydick
What Cheer
Irving Tettrick
W. E. Knott
Chicago
Joseph Knott
Newton Weaver
Keota
Schwartz
Christmas Visits and Obituaries in Wapello
Local notices recount Christmas visits from relatives and friends in Wapello, Iowa, including Prof. R. E. Zimmerman, Dr. L. G. Woodruff, and many others from Iowa City, Guthrie Center, Columbus Junction, and Davenport. The death of J. B. Sullivan of Co. K, 8th Town infantry volunteers is noted with funeral in Mt. Hope cemetery. Also advertised is Botanic Blood Balm with a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Haas
R. E. Zimmerman
Business College
Iowa City
Marine
Guthrie Center
W. E. Reed
L. G. Woodruff
Columbus Junction
James Boal
Quincy, T
Carl Zimmerman
Gladwin
Chet Storms
Father Storms
Oak Grove
O. W. McGrew
McGrew
Ainsworth
Vinnie Geris
Davenport
Ella Stapp
St. Louis
Elmer McDaniel
John Shafer
Wapello
W. F. Bieh
Ruth Higley
Grinnell
J. B. Sullivan
Co. K
8Th Town Infantry Volunteers
Marshalltown
Mt. Hope
Leiberknecht & Buster
W. A. Gray
Des Moines
8. M. Gray
Miss Wood
Cedar Rapids
Rev
L. H. Wood
Christmas Festivities Round Grandview, Iowa
Grandview reports a well attended Christmas program at U B church with a decorated tree and generous gifts from Santa Claus. Methodist and Congregational groups hosted events with oysters and festivities at homes and halls, G O C s held a Christmas night festival, and a birth was recorded on December 23, 1905 for a local family.
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Grandview
U. B
Santa Claus
M. E
Lewis Leiberknecht
Congregational Church
Holiday Excursion Rates From Iowa Central Railway
On December 23 24 95 30 23 one January 1st the Iowa Central railway will sell round trip excursion tickets at rate of one and one third fare limited for return to and including January 4 1900. For particulars and folders call on agents.
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Iowa Central Railway
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Southwest
AUME
T. A
Cotten
Belt
Reyte
Leuls
Fraternal and civic lodge notices from Muscatine hewn
Public notices list weekly meetings for Fraternal Aid Association Bloomington Council Ladies of Grand Army of the Republic Muscatine Camp Woodmen of the World and other orders with times and locations in Muscatine Iowa areas. Officials names appear with meeting details and venues in Woodman hall G A Building Fisch Hall and K of P building.
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Fraternal Aid Association Bloomington Council
Bagtand
Agere
Tte Bc
P. Day
Exson
Prag
Major Johns
Grand Army OF
M. W
A. Muscatine Camp
No. 106
Moc. Orn Woodmen of Americas
Tuscany
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
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