Richmond Replies to Magill Charges
Richmond officials deny trumped up charges against Magill and cite past attempts to obtain a receipt and expenditure report, noting irregularities in Sherritt Bruner’s office with Magill’s knowledge. Separately, a separate county tale recounts a nervous would be groom speeding to court before a judge. A Davenport case binds over Payed o after alleged assault. bond set at 1400, he remains jailed.
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Rook Igland
Sherritt Bruner
Mungill
D. G. Wrisht
Davenport
W. H. Palmer
Payedo
Twenty Years Test Promotes Chamberlain's Remedy
Geo W Brock publisher of the Enterprise Aberdeen Md recalls using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for twenty years and recommends it as a quick safe cure. He notes he has never been disappointed and touts its reliability from his experience. Sold by all dealers.
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Geo. W. Brock
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Aberdeen
Gale
Muscatine Musicians Star at Iowa Teachers Convention Concert
Local artists showcased with the Muscatine Symphony and Harmonic Society during the Iowa State Society of Music Teachers convention at the Orpheum Theatre. JudgeD W Jackson welcomed delegates, Prof Leo and Prof Grade led performances including Duet for Two Pianos, Rosetti NOverture, and The Sea Fairies chorus.
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Society of Music Teachers of Iowa
Orpheum
Muscating Symphony Orchestra
Phil Harmonic, Society
Muscatine
1D. W. Jackson
Mus
State Society
Jackson
Muccatins
Iowa
Perkin
Choral Union
Yoleing
Leo
Charles Grade
George R. Chase
Hollaender
Emma
Wilt
Sauret
B. L. McColm
Clough-leighter
Cheeswright
Nevin
McCalm
Nelle M. Johnson
Robert Cook
Mendelssohn
Musecatine
Symphony Orchestra
Philharmonie Society
Rossitti
William Telk
Tanki Ag
Mia
Amelia Schmidt Gobtle
Mrs Winns Advice to Women
Kansas City readers share praise for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs H T Warn claims it cured monthly pains enabling two healthy daughters. In Cumming Georgia, Mrs Charlie Bag Ler reports relief from stomach pain sleep loss and fatigue after using the remedy.
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Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
H. T. Warn
Freemont Ava
Cumming
Charlie Bag
Cumming, Ga
Father of Muscatine Woman Dies in Wisconsin
Adam Michel, aged 68, father of Mrs. Frank Fisher of Muscatine, dies at his Wisconsin home after two years of ill health. He lived in Johnson County 60 years after coming from Germany in the 1840s. Survived by wife, two daughters, two sons. Funeral Thursday at Hills, St Joseph's church. interment St Stanislaus Cemetery. George G Glick, a Muscatine figure, speaks at Iowa University event on Zeta Beta Phi anniversary.
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Journal
Iowa City
Adam Michel
Frank Fisher
Muscatine
Wis
Johnson County
Michel
America
Germany
Fisher
Joseph Shall
Hilla
Iowa
F. C. Hirt
Hills
Philip and
Adam, Jr
Sharon Township
University of Iowa
Zete~igathian Literary Society
Rasissippi
Zeto
J. E. Conner
St. Petersburg
H. A. Hollister
Department of Education
University of Illinois
Harvey Ingham
the Register and Leader
Des Moines
Motor boat voyagers may travel on canal
Admiral C P Hanley of Valley Association said the canal is navigable now and the Hennepin canal will be ready to handle boat trips to Peoria this summer. Major George Hoffman, in charge of the U S Engineer's office at Rock Island, returned yesterday from a canal tour.
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C. P. Hanley
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Hennepin Canal
Peoria
George Hoffman
United States Engineer
Rock Island
Concert ends with reception at Muscatine Launch Club
Delegates and many attendees continued the evening after the concert as Bigar's Salut d Amour and 2 March by Hollaender concluded, with a reception held at the Muscatine Launch Club.
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Bigar'a Salut d'Amour
Hollaender
Muscatine Launch Club
Neal Treatment Offers Quick Relief for Nervous Drinkers
An Omaha area ad promotes the Neal Treatment as a vegetable based, non injectable cure for inebriety. It claims to neutralize alcoholic poison within three days, eliminate cravings, and leave no negative after effects, with confidential details available by mail or phone from the Davenport Institute at 821 Farnam Street.
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Lenar
Canal Rehabilitation May Boost Illinois-Michigan Traffic
Major Hoffman said deepening the Illinois and Michigan canal to a navigable depth would raise tonnage from 8,007,000 to about 20,000,000 tons and that the state has funded rehabilitation efforts despite legal obstacles. He noted possible federal action to broaden the waterway if congestion occurs after deepening.
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Naviegable
Renis du Aqueduct
Hoffman
Michigan Canal
Joliet
Lasalle
Ilinois Michigan
Ilinais
State Supreme Court
Tavenner Beats The Proposed Naval Bill Fight
In Washington on June 18 Secretary of the Navy Daniels sat as the House debated the naval appropriation bill. Representative Tavenner of Minnesota initiated a brawl with other members, leading to the conference report's rejection. He proposed authorizing the secretary to buy an armor plate factory to counter high prices from armor plate rings. The Senate later included a provision related to this issue.
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Tavenner
Greece
Mississippi
Daniels
Lttle
Washington, D. C
TiMnets
Headache and Nervousness Cure Ad Claims Relief
Mrs. Richard Olp of Spencerport N Y says Chamberlain's Tablets cured her headache and nervousness and restored her normal health. For sale by all dealers.
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Chalberlain
Richard
Olp
Spencerport
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