Erroneous report on loss of Schafer watch corrected
The Journal corrects that Henry Schafer did not lose a watch at Citi zen's railway park Thursday. the owner is his son, Harry. W J Vanatta and John T Boland traveled on the Dubuque to Cairo Illinois and will head to Hot Springs Arkansas for about a month. Olivia M Kessinger and daughters Helen and Harriet returned from California aboard the Dubuque via Davenport.
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Citizen's
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Harry
W. J. Vanatta
John T. Boland
Dubuque
Cairo
Ill
Hot Springs
Ark
Olivia M. Kessinger
Helen
Harriet
California
Davenport
The
Congress
Utah
Sisterhood
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Joseph Smith, Jr
Jesus Christ
Christ
Peter
James
John
New York
O. Coudry
John the Baptist
M. D. Murdock
Passengers and visitors listed in city notes
Local arrivals and departures include Mrs D J Grant Mrs Mary Ryan and others visiting or returning from trips with several taking the Western Firefly Helen Blair and Grinnell noted. Dr Lee Gardner plans to open an office in St Augustine Kl and Miss Gertrude Legler will spend the summer with her parents. Also ad for Gold Coin Flour and a Catarrh Cure claim.
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Mary Ryan
Bayfield
Lee Gardner
Dental Department
Northwestern University
St. Augustine, Kl
Gertrude Legler
Grinnell
Mrs. J. J. Legler
West Fourth Street
Northwestern Student Bert Mark Plans European Tour
Bert Mark son of Mr and Mrs J B Mark 603 East Ninth street will depart next week with three Northwestern University students for Europe The trip aims to tour several European countries by wheels during the summer returning to America mid September The party includes the Northwestern secretary and proceeds for educational purposes
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J. B. Mark
East Ninth Street
Northwestern University
Europe
Mark
America
Northwestern
Doctors of Muscatine Honor Dr. Pusey Banquet caps medical meeting
The Muscatine County Medical Association closed with a banquet at the Commercial Hotel after a Hershey Hospital clinic led by Chicago physician William A. Pusey. The day featured speeches by Rev. J N Elliott Dr Pusey Ed Ingham and Dr E B King and included humorous notes and tributes to home remedies and the medical profession.
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Hershey Hospital
William Allen Pusey
Chicago
Commercial Hotel
H. M. Dean
J. N. Elliott
P. Ingham
Muscatine
EB. H. King
Chile
King
F. H. Little
Pusey
T. H. Beveridge
Dr. Pusey
Society
William A. Pusey
Mason
Leith
George Ingham
Wilton
E. Ady
T. H. Battey
West Liberty
Wilson
Mediapolis
Trembauer
Keota
J. L. Klein
H. J. Dean
His Last Hope Realized
In 1889 Oklahoma settlers faced harsh heat and bad water. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which after a large dose eased agony and led to a rapid recovery. The drug is advised for bowel disorders and is sold by all druggists.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Muscatine Vets Plan San Francisco G A R Encampment
Muscatine Civil War veterans may attend the thirty-seventh annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in San Francisco, August 17 22, with rail fare around fifty nine dollars. The program features parades, reunions, and operatic receptions along with an illuminated city and sea parades. hotel rates are low and transcontinental rail travel costs among the lowest on record.
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Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
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California
Court of Honor
Pacific Coast
Philippines
United States
Bay
Presido
Marine Corps
United States War
Naval Station
Navy Yard
National Guard of California
Native Sons of the Golden West
Grand Opera House
Captains Kern Norwood Pass Exams Des Moines
Captain Kern and Lieutenant Norwood passed the board for captain and second lieutenant to which they were elected by Company C. Lieut Albert Capps remains in command until adjutant general orders turnover. Kern and Norwood return home today. Norwood hires first lieutenant.
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F. W. Bishop
Harry Kern
Fred Norwood
Company C
Albert Capps
Adjutant General
Kern
Mr. Norwood
Wilton
Des Moines
National Guard
Norwood
Norewood
New St Columbkill Church to Replace Dubuque Edifice
A new structure costing thirty thousand dollars will replace the current St Columbkill church in Dubuque, outlining a major local church project and community investment.
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Dubuque
Haragon Brothers Firm Dissolved Mutual Consent
Notice states the firm Haragon Brothers C. M. Haragon and Patrick Haragon is dissolved by mutual consent Patrick Haragon retires and C. M. Haragon assumes all indebtedness Dated May 25 1903.
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Haragon
Home Ties Strain Over Habitually Late Dinner
A domestic dispute highlights the strain caused by a partner who is habitually late for meals. Family sources report repeated delays that tests routines, trust, and shared responsibilities.
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