Company C Wins First Game Over Crescent 54 to 23
Company C of the Fifty fourth regiment defeated Crescent 54 23 in a fast contest. Orr and Davis were out for Crescent while Company C showcased superior teamwork led by Kautz Liilibrieze and Kennefick. The locals anticipate another win as two regular Crescent players were delayed in Chicago and will join tonight.
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Company “C
Fifty-fourth Regiment
Crescent Five
Chicago
Honolulu
Orr
Crescent
Davis
Hussey
Capiian
United States
Kautz
Liilibrieze
Kennefick
C." Lillibricize
Cen
Lillibridge
Fuller
Lee
Randlery
Les Mate
Pollat
Eigght
Young
Local crowd discusses old and new medical remedies at store
The piece notes a debate on old grandmother methods versus modern treatment. A BromO cough remedy insert promises a 25 cent plaster with a 5 cent complete package, amid a scene featuring a fair game where Crescent team and soldiers show disciplined play and strong free throws by Kautz.
Local News From Millersburg Ill On Families Work And Holiday Events
Ada Hayett improves from illness as James Summers and Joseph Stead join Mrs. Summers on a visit to West Liberty Iowa. Guy Summers returns from West Liberty, Glenn La Rue visits from Kewanee, and Murdock family travels to Ferdinand Ferdinand, East Buffalo Illinois, for Christmas and a 1907 horse sale watch.
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M. D. Murdock
Ross Kennade
Ferdinand Post Office
C. A. Foster's
Wraville
Iowa
Dandruff Cure Hervicide Promoted by Herpicide Co
An old saying links cause and effect to dandruff with a claimed germ basis. Hervicide is advertised as a genuine cure by attacking the parasite feeding the hair follicle. Other remedies are said to fail. Sold by druggists. samples available by mail order from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan. Special agents Hawercamp’s Prescription Drug Store sells two sizes 59 cents and 1.00.
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Newbro
The
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Alumni Association Elects Wapello Officers
The Wapello High School Alumni Association held its annual meeting at Mrs. J. A. Bigger's home on December 28 electing Arthur Bettler as president Mrs A H Dewein as secretary C L Nyemaster as treasurer and J D Deihl as vice president A follow up meeting is set for January 10 at Mrs Bigger's home All members are urged to attend The Up To Date club plans to entertain their husbands on New Year’s Eve at Mr and Mrs Fred Keck’s home Charlies W Briggs visited Columbus Junction IA for the weekend A baby boy arrived Friday December 28 to Mr and Mrs Edward B Isell born in time for Christmas
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Wapello
Jan. J
The
Wapello High School
J. A. Bigger
Prsident Arthur Bettler
A. H. Dewein
C. L. Nyemaster
J. D. Deihl
Local Social and Lodge News From Wapello and Surrounding Areas
Muscatine Journal staffer Mr Reesink visited the city Saturday. Dr Geo Seevers of Centerville visited his daughter Mrs E B Isett and new grandson. Miss Izola Sweeney returned to Grundy Center after vacation. Walter Mosier and May Harshbarger marriage announced for December 26 1906. couple to visit Wapello area then reside in St. Anthony Idaho. Wapello Lodge 5 A F and A M elected 1907 officers including J A Bigger worshipful master. Kate Kremer spent New Years in Renee Illinois. C L Mosier traveling to La Plata Missouri on business. Francis Humphrey and wife of Morning Sun visited Friday. Union revival meetings by M E churches continue for weeks with Rev Zimmerman assisting.
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Reesink
Muscatine Journal
Geo. Seevers
Centerville
E. B. Isett
Torning
G. A. Salmon
Columbus Junction
H. O. Weaver
Izola Sweeney
Grundy Center
Lee Rinehart
Bowden
N. D
Walter Mosier
May Harshbarger
St. Anthony
Idaho
Wapello
M. Mosher
C. L. Mosier
Jefferson Township
A. M
J. A. Bigger
C. L
A. E.dridge
Dr. W. S
John Hale
Gall
la Plata
Francis Humphrey
Morning Sun
Eh City
Wapello Lodge No. 5
M. E
Zimmerman
P Tor
M. E. Church of
Morni S Ja
Rev Drake to Fort Dodge as New Rector Shown
Rev Drake accepts call to St. Mark's parish Fort Dodge and will begin work there in February after impressing locals in Muscatine. The city also welcomes Rev A I E Boss who assumes Trinity church duties soon and is expected to be well received by residents.
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Mbers
Trinity Church
Albia
Drake
Muscatine
St. Mark’s Parish
Fort Dodge
Laws
Frank Drake
A. I. E. Boss
Shenandoah, In
Boss
Surprise visit marks Washington trip for Pearl Boyd
Miss Pearl Boyd traveled to Washington last week where she joined Mrs Tillie for a social gathering last Thursday night. Guests enjoyed refreshments as friends and relatives gathered with Mr and Mrs Grant Ken and others while plans and updates circulated amid chatter about theater work and local roles under discussion.
Eczema Cured Positively and Permanently
Advertises a miracle cure for eczema claiming positive and permanent results. Appeals to sufferers with claims of relief after trying many remedies and promises to reveal the method to afflicted readers and their relatives.
Crown Skin Salve Promises Cure and Refund
A promotional claim extols Crown Skin Salve as a guaranteed remedy for eczema and related skin conditions with refunds offered by the druggist if it fails. It cites letters of satisfied customers and includes a coupon for a trial liberal supply.
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Grace Medical Company
Phillips Block
Des Moines
Iowa
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