City and County Tax List for Goshen Township
The Goshen township residents listed pay taxes of 25 dollars or more. The first column shows road tax due in full with the first half of the taxes, the second column shows regular tax due and payable in half before April first or in full if delinquent. Amounts include Goshen Ind. Dist. No. 1 364.37, Atalissa corporation 242.90, Goshen cemetery 4.88, and other entries such as personal tax 24,290 and various smaller sums.
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Goshen Township
Oumotierine
Ieee
Goshen Ind. Dist
Atalissa Corporation
Cure for Coughs and Colds Promoted by Dr King’s Discovery
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick cure for coughs and colds. It notes prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar and lists Hiavercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
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Dr. King
Hiavercamp
Springdale Newsnotes Move and Weather Blockades
In Springdale H F Lewis handles ice duties for the icemen as blizzards halt north south travel for days. Many locals visit, move, or travel to nearby towns. Several families relocate or host visitors as Cedar County and Linn County towns see activity and onset of spring preparations.
Mrs A C Martin Visits City From Fruitland
Mrs A C Martin of Fruitland was in the city yesterday for shopping and to visit friends.
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A. C. Martin
Fruitland
Turn Verein Holds Initial Meeting for February Opening
The Turn Verein society met last evening in Shammo building with about 50 men. A committee on arrangements was appointed to plan an informal opening on February 20 at the hall. The Maennerchor will perform selections and members will enjoy a smoker.
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Turn Verein Society
Shammo Building
Davenport Society
West Liberty Social News Roundup Feb 5
West Liberty notes arrivals and departures from Valley Springs Crawfordsville and Cedar Rapids. Visits include Mrs. John Moore Mrs. Will White and Miss Minnie McCaw. Obituary reports C W Norton Funeral in Wilton.
Rose Thompson and Willah Trotman Travel to Cedar
Miss Rose Thompson and Miss Willah Trotman were passengers for Cedar City aboard a morning train from Morning Sun. The girls planned a brief visit, destination noted in society notices of the day.
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Morning Sun
Rose Thompson
Willah Trotman
Cedar
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Kidney Trouble
A health ad explains kidney sickness causes nervous irritable symptoms and backache and recommends Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve congestion heal kidney tissue and remove uric poisons. It cites a testimonial from Joseph Schwab of Muscatine Iowa praising relief after two boxes.
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Doan
Dean
Joseph Schwab
Seventh St
Muscatine
Iowa
J. J. Havercamp
Local notes amid illness travel and farm activity
Mrs Belle McEwhinney of Winfield Iowa visited relatives here on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Chas Walker and family left for Texas to make their home. Miss Jessie Frazier is sick and replaced by Miss Dott Sterrett. Miss Lois Trumbull visited from Burlington. Miss Janet Metheny returned from Wyman. Mrs Fred McClanahan is better after a week of illness. Will Robinson returned from caring for Thos McClintock of Sperry in critical condition. Miss Ida Watters visits friends at Brighton. Sorosis to meet Wednesday with Mrs Henry Beck. Mr and Mrs Geo Harris and son Victor returned from Lacey. Elmer Hingst, 19, died after typhoid fever developed meningitis. interment Elmwood. G D Baker and family at Muscatine last week. Dr Vanderveer treated Velma at Blue Grass. she improves slowly. Mrs Glen McElroy and Garnet improving after severe colds. Mrs Frank Stecher on sick list. Albert Wulff moved onto farm bought by John Egel. Mr Zire moved onto Albert Wulf’s vacated farm near Blue Grass. Albert Peterson of Melpine drove cattle through here Saturday. Charles Cooper of near Blue Grass seen on streets. Chas Peterson sale attended Monday with good turnout. John Schmidt transacted business in Davenport. The society meets with Mrs John Egel Thursday Feb 15. Quilting will be the order of the day. Johnie Metz was a business caller in Derant Monday.
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Springdale
H. F. Lewis
Lee Anderson
Carlos Fawcett
Sanger
Ralph
Jesse Varney
Bennett, Neb
W. A. Phelps
Allen Varney
Cedar Co
Horace Greeley
Nebraska
Blair
Burlington
Lydia Allen
Marion
Phelps
M. Jackson
Tipton
W. B. Ellyson
Benjamin Ellyson
West Branch
J. P. Stotler
Ray Miller
Des Moines
George Linn
Mather and
Tillman Todd
District Court
West Liberty
John Moore
Valley Springs
Dak
Will White
Crawfordsville
George Black
Moore
Dakota
White
Minnie McCaw
Cedar Rapids
Lytle Ball
Davenport
William Henderson
Sam Barr
Mildred Naftzger
C. W. Norton
Wilton
Arizona
Presbyterian Church
Emma Gatton
Ida Ester
Atalissa
J. Rhodes
Pueblo
Colo
Ft. Madison
M. R. Weyneth
Henry Wild
la Grippe
East Fourth Street
W. P. Jones
Watters
Fred Brackett
Chicago
Reed Hawthorne
Bert Gregg
Davis Smith
Nichols
John Smith
Pratt
Princeville
Lll
Rocky Mountain Limited
Mondego
Cheesman
Wilson
Louise Putzke
Dayton
Fred Evans
Lacey
Elmer Eugene Hingst
Wm. Hingst
Walker Settlement
Dodgville
Elmwood Cemetery
G. D. Baker
Muscatine
Vandervere
Blue Grass
Gev
Velma
Glen McElroy
Garnet
Frank Stecher
Zire
Near Blue Grass
Albert Wulf
Albert Peterson
Melpine
Charles Cooper
Johnie Metz
Derant
Moscow church services and local notes in February town report
Regular services were held at the M. E. church in Moscow Sunday evening led by Rev. A. Gordon. Town residents plan ice cutting and hauling this week. Chas Smith Sr and Grant Smith are ill. Mrs Wildasin of Wilton visits daughter Mrs Elmer Hain. Myrtle Slater visited Wilton Feb 1. L C Hain moves to the Chase building. Chas Zeisig Sr unloaded lumber for a new house. Henry Camp Jr leaves for a Colorado homestead. Mrs John Teufel Sr improves. Lillie Brandt of Muscatine visits. Henry and Mrs Stark of Muscatine visit John Vartetti. Clyde Slater ill with la grippe but improving.
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Moscow
M. E
A. Gordon
Chas. Smith
Grant Smith
Wildasin
Wilton
Elmer Hain
Myrtle Slater
L. C. Hain
Chase Building
Chas. Zeisig
Henry Camp, Jr
Colorado
John Teufel
Lillie Brandt
Muscatine
Henry Stark
John Valetti
Clyde Slater
la Grippe
Pleasant Prairie Social Notes Reflect Regional Visits
Pleasant Prairie items describe J. L. Fowler doing business in Muscatine last week. Dr. Bowser of Blue Grass attended church Sunday. The Misses Harkers visited Frank Keiley I the latter part of the week. Miss Orlie Baker, recently visiting friends and relatives, has returned to Muscatine. Mr and Mrs Cyrus Baker also called on friends and relatives.
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Pleasant Prairie
J. L. Fowler
Musecatine
Bowser
Blue Grass
Dyspepsia and organ troubles priced in ad note
An Victorian advertisement claims Electric Bitters aid dyspepsia with liver and kidney complaints. It promotes Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store and notes The Journal subscription price.
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Havercamp
Railway Timetable Updated January 5, 1908 Rock Island System
Davenport to Chicago and local runs listed with departure times including No 32 at 3 43am No 62 Local Passenger 5 37am No 50 11 29am No 4 6 44am No 83 Local Freight 3 50am No 2 Mail and Express 8 30pm
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Rock Island System
Davenport
Chicago
California
Washington, Oskaloosa
Kaosss City
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Muscatine North and South Railroad Train Schedule
Train timetable for Muscatine routes showing No. 4 No. 2 No. 6 departures from Muscatine Round House Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction and connections. Notes explain Sunday and Monday operation and connecting trains with Iowa Center C R I P and Iowa Central services.
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South Bound
Muscatine
Round House
Fruitland
Grandview
Wapello
Elrick Junction
I No
Mascatine
Prestiage le
Seeeeeesee
Wapetla
Aceees Taree
Firick Junction
Nortip
Lye
tAir
Muccatime
Sscces
Eae Ore
Hpm
Ies
Depen Tour
Settee
Firick
Csueeean
Iowa Center
Burlington
Np. m
Iowa Central
Flrick Junction
Wapello Saundays
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Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Hawker Thos
Hendricks
Haston
Hiatt Hienry
Lindson
Treland
John
Ib - Irwin
Kline
Wink
Ene
Klink Julius
Zamb
Chas H
Lawton
Sarah
Sloane Lindle Frank L
Lundy
John L
McFadden
Albrecht John SA
McGowan Sam
Albrecht Matilda
McIntosh
Angerer
Edward
McIntosh Catharine
Ty Arnold
Hannis
Sarah Dis
Askam
Geo
Melntosh
Maggie
Bailey Mary
Meintosh
Balmos John
Melntire
Melntire Thos
Black James
McLaughlin
Black
Melwig
Judith
Bowie
Man Mellick
Bowie Milton
Miller Sophia de
Brand
SY Moore
Eliza
Brand Samuel
Morris Vincent
A . Brown
Anna
Miller
Das
Buckman
Morgan Joseph
Henoweth
Joel Ty
Sarah Psi
John Sy
Henrys
Si“ Ty
Hiram
Reese Eo
Cyrus
Chas Lo
Oxley Daniel
Voxen
Oxley
Parry Cc
Dickerson
Parry
Rake
Aires
Parry Lewellen
John J
Passmore
John Hi
Richter Adolph
Peters L & Cor
Federlein
Louis Ny
Pingrey
Darius
John Wince
St . Ransom
Harry O
Lriedii
Henry
Schmidt Henry
Schmidt Ben
Nancy
Schmidt Christ
eOerte
Albert Hiber
Schriver
John d
Ty Hot
Shetler
Simon
Iiggs
HO Smith Nathan
Grosklaas
Smith Allen T
Hargrave Smith
John Ye
Spilger Nicholas
Hesi
Staley
Chas Ae
Ot Stephens
Greenburg
Stiles
R. Moe
Stucker
Caroline
Stuckers
Istucker
Swain
Moses G
Sweitzberger
Thompson John At
Tobin Nathaniel
van Horn
Jesse
Ae Watters
Ruth H
Christian
Weiss
Louisa Ob
Weisse
Philip
George
Werth
Wilhelm
E & Go
Goshen
Goshen Ind
Lake
Dist Goshen
Atalissa Savings Bank
den Black
Geo. W
Brotchie
David
Unice
Sae
Speess
T Stucker
Tobin
Nathaniel
Wilson Lumber & Fuel Co
Muscatine, Lowa
First Trust
Muscatine, Iowa
Vorwaerts
Ing
Lyes
Cardui
M. C. Austin
Memphis, Tenn
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Go
Chattanooga, Tenn
Doan’s
Foster-Micsurn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Albert Wulff
John Eegel
Home Savings Bank
Wilton Trains
Esse Eee
Eee
Enews Soseee
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Reisan
Wiilon
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Muscatine North and South Railroad
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