Neighbor Endorsement Highlights Dean's Kidney Pills
A Muscatine resident testifies that after years of gravel rheumatism backache and edema she found relief from Dean's Kidney Pills. She states the kidney secretions increased and swelling subsided while pain eased though not fully cured. For sale by all dealers priced 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the U.S. Remember the name Dean's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lowry
Cedar Street
Dean
Havercamp
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Morning Sun hosts Keokuk Presbytery youth convention
The eleventh annual Young People's Christian Union convention of Keokuk Presbytery met in Morning Sun Tuesday night and Wednesday with 75 to 80 delegates from Keokuk Burlington Washington Ainsworth Columbus City Birmingham Crawfordsville and Winfield. Rev. Cosy Aurora spoke on Saloon Smashing advocating prayer abstinence agitation law enforcement and ballots. Wednesday featured reports debates on Sabbath observance social purity loyalty to church and junior work with Rev. J. F. Jamieson and Rev. W. C. Williamson addressing the group. Next gathering likely in Keokuk in 1902.
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Morning Sun
Young People’s Christian Union of
Jennie Robertson
Columbus City
Elizabeth Watson
Living Lake
J. P. Davis
Ainsworth
Miss Hay
Westminister
J. P. Nesbit
Mr. Matthews
W. J. Kerr
Burlington
Prominent Educator Dead In Iowa City Area
Oskaloosa remembers L. C. Dobyns a longtime educator who ran a private school in Farmington taught in Keokuk and Fort Madison and supervised as a special agent for Iowa State Insurance. Ex governor Drake and other notable figures studied under him. He died Monday evening after an 11 month illness and was interred in Keokuk.
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Oskaloosa
L. C. Dobyns
Farmington
Keokuk
Fort Madison
Drake
Iowa State Insurance Company of
Iowa at Washington Pensions Granted and Rural Delivery Expanded
Washington reports July 1 rural free delivery will begin at Council Bluffs with two carriers J E Myers and G M Boston. Pension actions include appointing examiners and taggers with several names from Iowa towns, plus original and restored pension grants for widows and veterans from multiple counties.
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Washington
Council Bluffs
Pottawattamie County
J. E. Myers
G. M. Boston
E. M. Reynolds
Centerville
Samuel Miller
Allison
Edwards F. Fleming
Mason City
James MacDonald
Albia
C. G. Sutton
Lamont
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, Iowa
Governor Shaw Recieves Allison Letter On Presidential Talk
Des Moines June 20 Governor Shaw says Senator Allison sent a personal letter in reply to a telegram last Saturday naming him for the presidency. The governor will not publicly disclose contents, but notes Allison stated he would not be a candidate. He also says Allison favors Shaw as a candidate and believes a delegation from the state can be secured to support him at the national convention.
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Des Moines
Shaw
Allison
Smallpox in Time Check Suburb Sparks Health Debate
Sixty smallpox cases are reported from Time Check near Cedar Rapids among Bohemians and other foreigners. The outbreak was kept secret from the board of health, and officials are not blamed for the spread.
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Cedar Rapids
Board of Health
Was Short Beer Change Mrs Mose Roberts Found Dead in Bed
Riverside June 20 John Cline sold beer to John Russ Russ left money to pay but change missing leading to accusation Cline allegedly fought and returned with beer. Mose Roberts eight miles southeast awoke to find wife dead in bed. Potatoes fell to $1 three quarters per bushel. Woman fell breaking leg and hip. Lone Tree section crew helping raise track near town. Eastbound train Tuesday carried 16 carloads of stock.
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Riverside
John Cline
John Russ
Cline
Mr. Cline
Iowa City
Mose Roberts
Here
Lone Tree Section Gang
Man Killed by Lightning in Wellman Corn Field
John Crull, 38, a well known county resident, was struck by lightning Tuesday afternoon while at work in a corn field. His body was found between 6 and 7 PM by his wife after the team returned home alone. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Wellman
John Crull
Mr. Crull
Quirky Prisoner Sought Tax Sale in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls a frail elderly prisoner identified as M Tannan appeared at the assessor's office seeking to pay taxes on four eastern city lots. He claimed ownership in St. Louis and wrapped many bills in dirty scraps. The intended sale was halted due to a title defect.
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Cedar Falls
Kelly
M. Tannan
St. Louis
Change in Park Management Affects Group Tickets at T5e
A new park manager welcomes visitors and makes the park pleasant. Ten or more tickets for Young to Black Hawk Tower are priced at T5e each for parties of ten or more.
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Black Hawk Tower
Buried His Crop Gains From Potatoes In Ground
Cedar Falls farmer A J Norris unearthed 1000 bushels of stored potatoes to sell at 80 cents per bushel as scarcity drove prices up. Norris has farmed potatoes for years, turning modest land into substantial profit through careful crop choices and timing.
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Cedar Falls
A. J. Norris
Murphy
Burlington Girl Tries Carbonic Acid Over Love Affair
Lilly Steyh an 18 year old of Burlington drank a strong carbonic acid solution in the afternoon, suffering intense agony. Family and doctors worked an hour to save her. she is out of danger. Rumors say a love affair and quarrel with a fiancé contributed to her distress.
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Burlington
Lilly Steyh
Miss Steyh
Valuable Pearl Found in Mississippi River Gem
Dubuque June 20 The Mississippi river yielded a tiny pearl weighing 12 1-2 grains found by Schaffer while digging near Catfish Creek. The gem, praised for purity, drew offers up to 269 dollars but the finder has not yet sold it.
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Dubuque
Missisippi
Schaffer
Catfish Creek
Lehigh Valley Route to New York via Niagara Falls
A selected rail itinerary describes a pleasant journey by Lehigh Valley line to New York with Niagara Falls scenery. It highlights fast trains dining cars and a la carte service. Stopovers at Buffalo are permitted on through tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
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New York
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Kaiser Orders Fast yacht to Be Built in America
Washington June 2 The Emperor of Germany has ordered a schooner yacht designed and built in the United States. It will follow the lines of the American yacht Yampa now owned by Emperor William. Designers are A Cary Smith and Henry G Barbey naval architects of New York.
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Washington
Emperor of German
United States
Emperor William
A. Cary Smith
Henry G. Barbey
Naval Architects of
New York
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