Pe-ru-na Praise Letters From Women
A Richmond school teacher Susan Wymar of Chicago Illinois and Racine City Wisconsin subscribers report Pe-ru-na relief and improved health from female complaints. They praise the remedy for irregularities and pelvis catarrh and urge readers to request a free women’s book from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Wymar
Richmond School
Chicago
Hartman
Margaretha Dauben
North Superior St
Racine City
Wis
Pen
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Council Meeting Recap with Street Repairs and Yes Or No Votes
The Muscatine council met last night led by Mayor Schmidt with aldermen present. sidewalk petitions, street repairs including Front Street safety work, paving remonstrances, and a new Improvement District No 18 were discussed and approved or referred to committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Riggs
East Ninth Street
East Fifth Street
McQuesten & Sawyer Co. Coal at Lowest Point
Hard coal now reaches its lowest point and urges buyers to secure winter supply before prices advance. The notice is issued by McQuesten & Sawyer Co. and emphasizes early procurement to avoid later shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuesten & Sawyer Co
Battey Offers Latest Appliances for Accurate Fitting
W E Battey advertises modern home appliances and precise fitting services at 217 East Second Street in a concise trades listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Second Street
City Board of Equalization Reviews 1900 Assessments
The city board met after adjournment to hear protests on the 1900 assessment. Mayor Schmidt presided with Aldermen Halstead Washburn Schott Arnold Gremmel Koehler and Riggs present. Richards absent. Affidavits from Braunworth and Fisch reduced assessments. Emma Braunworth statement on money credits horse and buggy presented. assessment ordered to stand pending Arnold inventory certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Aldernen Halstead
Washburn
Schott
Arnold
Gremmel
Koehler
Riggs
City Board of Equalization
Halstead
Richards
Ald. Schott
Charles C. Braunworth
Henry Fisch
J. Fisch & Sons
Ald. Halstead
Emma Braunworth
Alderman Koehler
Ald. Arnold
Real estate exchange listings with multiple farms and hotels
Properties for sale or trade include a 260 acre stock and grain farm near Wellman with a large house and bank barn, plus additional farms in Illinois and Cedar County. Offers mention exchanges for farms, hotels, and other properties with cash differences or debt-free terms. Call for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Town
Cedar County
Board of Equalization Adopts 1900 Assessment with Changes
Alderman Arnold presented the sworn affidavit of Jacob Davidson on merchandise and the raised assessment was ordered to stand. No action on Brian Bros. The board unanimously accepted the 1900 assessment with changes and adjourned sine die.
West Liberty Social Notes and Local Appointments
Residents including Mr and Mrs Ornille Martin and visiting Miss Wilma Ady set up in a Risley lake tent for the heated term. Odd Fellows led by E G H Byers installed officers in Nichols before returning home. Clump buys Maxson printing office. Lena Sanders becomes Mrs Clump. Visitors from Arkansas and Philadelphia call on relatives here amid convention chatter.
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Ornille Martin
Baby
Wilma Ady
Leatha Jackson
Oda Romain
Lara Worstell
Mayme Ditmars
Etta Galvin
Carrie MecClunn
Messrs
Jode Gibson
Ernst Romain
Grinnell
Risley’s Lake
E. G. H. Byers
Nichols
W. G. Maxson
Arthur D. Clump
Clump
Lena Sanders
Harry Morgan
Rogers
Arkansas
Mary Nickols
West Liberty
W. PD. Nickols
Walter Vail
Philadelphia
Chicago
John Maxson
Clay Street
Lew Watson
John Frater
Kansas City
W.W. J. Bryan
Lizie Mickel
Atlantic
Kimball
Iowa City
Co. B Kimball
S. Elliott
Ohio
S&s T. Hill
West Branch
California Man Finds Relief From Dyspepsia Using Grape-Nuts and Postum
Henry Pockman of Oak Park California reports recovery from a chronic dyspepsia after adopting Grape-Nuts breakfast cereal and Postum Coffee. He attributes improvement to the diet change and omitting coffee, noting renewed vigor and restored health. He urges others to try the dietary shift.
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Oak Park
Cal
Henry Pockman
Mull's Pioneer Cure Miracle Health Claim
A woman from Stouts Mills West Virginia reports severe illness and heart disease in March and credits Mull's Pioneer Cure with saving her life by June. The note asks if the remedy could help others and mentions a dollar draft with each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
Groves
Stouts Mills
W. Va
Longtime township settler Thos Tipton dies at home
Obituary notes the death of Thos Tipton on Monday at 2 45 pm after a long illness. Born December 5 1828 in Cachouchaun County Ohio he was 71 years 7 months and 27 days old. He left a wife and three sons and one daughter. one son died in 1863. Funeral at the Reformed church with burial in Conesville cemetery.
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Tipton
Cachouchan County
Ohio
the Reformed Church
Conesville
Walford Bros
Los Angeles
Cal
Belgium
Lone Tree
Nichols
Jas. McKee
McKee and Jean
Messrs
McKee
Coffin
Rose Bud Pease
Wapello
Nina
Jacob Jean
California
Samuel McCullough
Chas. Wagner
Praud
Enelieh
Frank Gay
Chicago
H. O. Jarrard
City Board of Health Hears Smallpox Bills July 1900
City board of health in a called meeting presided by Mayor Schmidt reviews small pox bill details from the board of supervisors. Dr F E Schmidt to disinfect smallpox houses at 19 dollars each. nuisance low place near Fourth and Walnut to be abated. Adjournment follows.
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Schmidt
Board of Supervisors
City Board of Health
Hetzel
F. E. Schmidt
Ald. Schott
Board of Health
Bert C. Benham
Allen's Foot-Fase Promises Relief for Tired Feet
Advertises Allen S. Olmsted of Le Roy NY product for corns callouses and tired feet. Claims shoe discomfort relief with a snug fit and protective cover. Sold by druggists and stores with a mail order option.
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Allen
Alens
Atamre
Resolution Adopted by Mass Meeting
A mass meeting passed a formal resolution covering the matters discussed. The document outlines the adopted decisions and the actions expected from participants and organizers.
Special Election on Free Public Library for Muscatine
Notice by Mayor Barney Schmidt of Muscatine announces a special election on July 12, 1900 to decide whether a free public library should be established. The proposal, by P. M. Musser and the Muscatine Library Association, would fund and build a library on city land with use of adjoining ground and later transfer books to the library. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm in city wards with designated voting places.
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City of
Muscatine
Eltr
Puliie Library
Miaecetine Library Association
Patay Excelsior Hose House
s.City Hall
Rescue Hose House
Relief Hose House
Mascaine
Barney Schmidt
Bert C. Benham
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Baker
C. B. Fuller
Barnard
Parkep
C. C. Cable
EF. P. Day
Daily Journal
Equalization Board
Beecham
C. M. Gould
John Wilson
J. W. Weidlein
Washington, Ia
Roy Hendrix
Letis
Iowa
E. L. Graham's
E. 2Nd. St
Morley Stirlen
Wilton
W. E. Batty
S. W. Lange
O. H. Marticke
Moscow
Cypress
Tenth Street
Bert Warren
Clear Lake
Moline
Sophia Anderson
Jenette Nicola
South Muscatine
Appel’s Grocery
Dowell Hypnotic
Otto Eggers
Victor
Wm. Fangmeier
Hood
Bishop
A. J. Bishop
East Fourth Street
West White
Burlington
F. E. White
West Seventh Street
Abbie Rice
Milton Rice
Shelby Norman Post
S. M. Batterson
Guarantee Loan Co
Ast Second Street
Abraham Fair
South
F. C. Demorest
Winfield
Kansas
Southwestern Kansas College
Oskaloosa
Will Springer
Journal Sanctum
Mad Creek
Washington Street
East Hill
van Nostrand
Chestnut Street
Hollis
J. M. Weir
Peerless Button Company
Leysen
Eighth and
Pine
Front Street
Spruce
Broadway
Cedar
Mulberry
Fifth Street
Sprine
Coral Weed
Cherry Street
City Recorder
Tenth
Lombard
Ald Koehler
N. Y. Belting & Packing Co
Ald. Gremmel
Weed Park
Muscatine Floral Association
Park Committee
W. E. Battey
Board of Equalization
Illinois
Arnold & Weidlein
Thompson's Book Store
City Recorder's Office
J. J. Ryan
United States
Great Britain
Hay
May
Jay
Leadiz
London
Stuf Ply CO
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