Local News Inhalation Treatment Mentioned for TB
A stream of short visits and travels fills Muscatine as residents from Wilton Columbus Junction Lone Tree Letts Letts Des Moines Davenport Rock Island and other places arrive depart or visit relatives and friends including Mrs E Rock Miss Sadie Kuebler Miss Eva Todd Miss Vera Mason and many others with trips to Wilton Lone Tree and Cranston and stops in Muscatine for shopping visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rock
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Charles Freeman
Lone Tree
Mary Yeggy
R. Yeggy
Eva Todd
Washington, In
August Blasing
Fulham Avenue
Vera Mason
Sarah Leverich
Helen Platt
Rock Island
Turner
Great Bend
Ind
East Hill Reception At the Howell Home
A 2 to 5 pm East Hill reception hosted at 1352 Sherman street by about 27 women from the Ladies Aid Society of Park Avenue M E church. Games and music filled the afternoon with refreshments served. notable guests listed among attendees. Nearby notes report arrivals, visits, school work progress, and a cow mortal injury from a Heinz team incident last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue
M. E. Church
J. H. Howell
Sherman Street
Howell
Mesdames Sheppard
Wolf
W. F. Martin
Bierman
Briggs
Rutledge
Zeddicker
Rittenhouse
Lone
Graff
DeWitt
Thompson
Elliott
George
Purcell
Haine
Fisher
Kendig
Ruth MacDonald
Oates
Wapello
Nora Martin
East Hill
Anna Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
Muscatine
Mary Kemper
East Second Street
Samuel P. Erwin
W. D. Avery
Anna Parmelee
Elmer van Wagner
E. K. Tyler
Esther Houghton
St. Louis
Wilton
Houghton
H. J. Heinz
Archie McGrew
Jackson Street
Mrs Becca Stein Visits Davenport After Cincinnati Stay
Mrs Becca Stein of Cincinnati has visited her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Powelankey at Seventh and Poplar streets for a week then plans to spend a few days in Davenport before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Siegel
Davenport
J. Powelankey
East Seventh Street
Becca Stein
Cincinnati
Joseph Powelankey
Corner Seventh and
Poplar Streets
Johnson's rise from poverty to Minnesota governor
The article chronicles John A. Johnson from a poor childhood in St Peter Minnesota to editor of the St Peter Herald and a rising political figure. It highlights his work ethic, family hardship, self made education, leadership in lodges and churches, and eventual governorship noted for pushing radical laws despite partisan opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Muscatine Chautauqua
Johnson
Bryan
Lincoln
Garfield
The
Home Journal
Johnnie
John
Johnsons
Henry Jones
Iowa
St. Peter
Tribune
Herald
Perry
Blackstone
Essler
Ular
John Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Masons
Knights of Pythias
Woodmen
St. Peter Brotherhoods
Everybody’s Magazine
Oklahoma
Nervous women urged to try Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Helen Barton of Chicago tests Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a week of use she improves with nervous prostration and illness. The ad touts thirty years of Pinkham's remedy for female ills including displacements inflammation irregularities pains backache and nervous symptoms inviting women to seek advice and write for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Helen Barton
Pearson Street
Chicago, Ill
Mrs P J Phillips and Jesse Phillips Return
Mrs P J Phillips and Jesse Phillips, who visited Mrs Stoker of Davenport for a week, have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Phillips
Jesse Phillips
Mrs. Stoker
Davenport
Miss Mayme Roth Visits Nichols With Relatives
Miss Mayme Roth of Bellevue hospital departs this morning for a week long visit in Nichols with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Roth
Bellevue Hospital
Nichols
I O O F Lodge Elects Iowa Officials In June Ballot
Elections held across Iowa IOOF lodges result in A D Steels Knoxville named grand patriarch with 817 votes. Louis Silberstein Davenport re elected grand high priest with 827 votes. Union's H C Chapin chosen grand senior warden by 825 votes. J F McGinty Knowlton wins grand junior warden with 320 votes, others trailing. F A Lusk Ida Grove elected grand treasurer with 584 votes. George Kellogg Sioux City elected grand representative with 815 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
A. D. Steels
Knoxville
Louis Silberstein
Davenport
H. C. Chapin
Union
J. F. McGinty
Knowlton
W. S. Shepp
Mt. Pleasant
G. R. Ahrens
Belle Plaine
George S. Dunn
Sioux City
G. W. van Atten
West Union
F. L. Egelhof
Dubuque
R. L. Tilton
Des Moines
F. A. Lusk
Ida Grove
M. L. Brown
Emmetsburg
George M. Kellogg
Death notice of August Dettmers in Hameln Germany
Rev C A Dettmers learns of his father August Dettmers death in Hameln on July 1 after kidney trouble. A well known Hameln businessman and Reformed church worker, he leaves a widow five children two sons and two daughters in Germany and one sister in Germany. Rev Dettmers the only child in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dettmers
German Congregational Church
Muscatine
Sherriels
August Dettmers
Hameln
On der Weser
Hanover
Germany
Dettmers
Reformed Church
Rev
America
Prominent Laxative Extols Syrup of Figs and Senna
The General Demand for a simple pleasant liquid laxative is cited. The California Fig Syrup Co. promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as safe wholesome and effective. Consumers urged to buy the genuine product from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Am or Ou tonic advertised to women in distress
An advertisement targets women with fatigue irritability and pale health seeking to restore vitality with Amor-OU tonic. It claims quick benefits and non alcoholic formula. Endorsed by E C Parmelee of Highlands New Jersey and sold by Hegeman's Pharmacy with a sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor-Ou
Amorou
E. C. Parmelee
Highlands
N. J
Hegeman’s
New York City
Pena Drug Company
Philaek
Our Sewer Work Is Just As Honest As Plumbing
We do good plumbing from the ground up and our sewer connections are checked for correctness. If you have trouble with plumbing, we can tell if the sewer work is right. Our work is honest and thorough from start to finish.
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George R. Stewart
H. S. McGuire
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J. F. Hanly
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Cal. W. Smith
Sadie Kuebler
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Frank Benjam
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Irene Ryan
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Rena Atwill
G. Lovell
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la Harpe
Elizabeth Pierce
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C. Freyermuth
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Phoenie Fry
Letts
May Warfel
Moline
D. Jones
Knoxville, In
Oliver D. Munn
East Eighth Street
L. Curtis
H. W. Lenhardt
West Hill
W. F. Gray
Trenton
Elizabeth Gorey
Newell Avenue
Ethel Fogarty
Bayfield
J. M. Butler
Jule McCoskry
George Ellman
L. Henderson
Joseph van Atta
Cranston
Hunter
Nk Prac da Saaeceeanien
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City Lumber Yard
West Second Street
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Eingarten Bros
White Rock
J. C. Mucha
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T.t J. Howell
Minnesota Editorial Association
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Castoria
Cha
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St. Paul
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A. W. Morgan
Wittich Bros
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Mark Coyner
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