Storm impacts and social notices from East Hill
Mrs Frank Rehmel and three children attended her sister's marriage in Washington. Paul Duprez and Miss Ida Rehmel returned home after the ceremony. Reports note severe Tuesday storm damage. Ice cream sociable at M O Briggs raised funds for new singing books. Local residents moved or remodeled homes and visited relatives.
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Frank Rehmel
Washington
Paul Duprez
South Muscatine
Ida Rehmel
Emory Duncan
Park Avenue
John Duncan
Halstead Street
West Liberty Friends
Ed. Towers
Eldon
Baker
Sherman Street
Clay Kneese
Doctor Says Patients Ignore Advice Even When Paid For
A noted physician notes patients refuse to follow prescribed hygiene or diet. he suggests drug treatment as the last resort. The article promotes Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets for chronic constipation, claiming mild action and natural bowel function, and notes availability from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Not a Hastener Mrs Jones Doctor Says Slow Poison
Mrs Jones pleads with Mr Jones to quit smoking citing a doctor's warning that it is slow poison. He replies that he cannot stop smoking to appease her or the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Judge Dewey in town and local notices from Columbus Junction
In Columbus Junction on June 13 Judge A R Dewey of Washington called on the way home from the north. Richard Bahns and bride honeymooning in Iowa City visit relatives. Anglers with tools claim to land many fish at Pike Run. R S Curtis returns from Ames. Miss Zella Berkshire visiting Burlington. Laplanders horse wins 2 30 pace at Decorah. Orley Wilcox seeks Burlington treatment. R W Owen and wife plan Denver visit to daughter Mrs Rev D H Fouse. Aucioneer T W Hendrickson attends Waterloo meet. Tom to become Colonel after selling 1 000. Picnic party at Long Creek chaperoned by Mrs Blair and Mrs Lacey. Florence McSweeney returns from Iowan Wesleyan. Chautauqua adopts incorporation articles. location debate persists between Fair Grounds and South Hill. Fair Association offers grounds. Darrow grove fee set at 50. Richard Jenkins sells four hides from cattle killed in storm. Children’s day planned at M E church. Louisa county militia-eligible 2 059. Charley Reeves in town. River lows may flood fields if rain continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
A. R. Dewey
Washington
Richard Bahns
Iowa City
Pike Run
R. S. Curtis
Iowa State College of Ames
Zella Berkshire
Burlington
Laplanders
F. G. Coffin
al Russell
Decorah
Orley Wilcox
Paul Castor
R. W. Owen
Denver
Colorado
D. H. Fouse
T. W. Hendrickson
Waterloo
Tom
Arthur Hall
Charles Paugh
Leon Thompson
Reuben Blair
Jay Stapp
Walter Hinghes
Richard Hughes
Mabel Lacey
Sarah Hybeck
Bilsie Getts
Matie Lette
Mazie Spracue
Margaret Adams
Nita Clegg
Long Creek
Blair
Lacey
Florence McSweeney
Iowan Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
South Hill
Fair Association
Darrow Grove
Richard Jenkins
M. E. Church
Louisa County
Bids Opened for Iowa Public Building Site Lots
The treasury department issued bid advertisements for a site to house public buildings in Iowa. Bids will be opened July 10 and cover Waterloo 150 by 170 feet Muscatine 149 by 159 feet Marshalltown 140 by 150 feet Town City 130 by 150 feet and Boone 135 by 150 feet.
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Muscatine
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Town City
Boone
The Ocean's Creed Hungry Sea Attacks Dinner?
Town and Country laments a hungry sea described as taking the dinner from a person’s mouth. The piece reflects on the sea’s insistence and appetite in a vivid, metaphorical tone.
Independent Sauces From Fruits and Stocks for Meats
A survey of sauce types tracing from jus to the six grand sauces. It lists lemon butter, bound maitre d Hotel, meat sauces for hot and cold dishes, caper and black wine sauces, plus tomato and jelly variants, with practical preparation notes and anti curdling tips.
Pine Mills Local News Highlights And Transactions
Geo Dodge's children suffer chicken pox. Frank Turner transported hogs to Chicago, train delayed by washout. hogs lost 90 pounds. B Stecher offered 42 per head for 10 head of 23 year old steers. Henry Bierkamp sold farm for 16000 and will move to Davenport after buying cheaper Minnesota land. Bertie Dodge ill with complications. Irwin Bros and others rode boats, water too high for flaking. Ed Fix lost near Ketschmer's dance, found near A Panis at daylight.
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Pine Mills
Geo. Dodge
Frank Turner
Chicago
B. Stecher
Henry Bierkamp
Durant
Bierkamp
Minnesota
Davenport
Bertie Dodge
Irwin Bros
John Gamber
Chariie Jould
Wm. Hartman
Ed. Fix
Ketschmer
A. Panis
Change in Time and Improved Service on Iowa Central
Starting June Sth the Iowa Central railway will run through sleeping cars and coaches between Pecovia and St. Paul and Minneapolis. The schedule promises quicker trains and better service from all Iowa Central points to St. Paul Minneapolis or Peoria. For details contact Iowa Central agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central Railway
Pecovia
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Peoria
Iowa Central
Mt Clemens Reachable by Grand Trunk Railway System
Mt. Clemens known as the Mineral Bath City is accessible without changing cars via the Grand Trunk Railway. Timetables and a descriptive pamphlet are mailed free on application to Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A 185 Adams St Chicago.
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Mt. Clemens
Bath City
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
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Fred Unrath
Territorial Street
Benton Harbor, Mich
Cardus
Fre& Unrath
Cardui
Wine
Memphis
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Atlanta
Savannah
Florida
the Southeastern Limited
Rotte
Rari
Ucpro 42
Alex. Hilton
Bryan Snyder
Trapftio
Saint Louis
Ocean
Lsbury Park
New Jersey
American Plan
Geo. L. Atkins & Sons
Hotel
East Hill
Ing
Assembly
Charley Reeves
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, GA
the Natural Food CO
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fast Davenport Machine & Novelty Works
Davenport, la
Canadian Pacific
Formise
Canadian Pacific Railway
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma
A. C. Shaw
Pass. Dept
Clark St
Iowa
Colpon
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