Veteran tells how he won his last battle with pills
Charles Van Horn, veteran of Company E, Forty-eighth Ohio Volunteers from Goshen Indiana, recalls thirty years of illness from diarrhoea and rheumatism cured after trying Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in 1892. He credits these pills with curing the root causes of his ailments and lists a wide range of conditions they reportedly help. The pills are sold at 59 cents a box or $2.50 for six, via druggists or by mail from the Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forty-eighth
Ohio Volunteers
Charles van Horn
Company E
Goshen
Ind
Dr. Williams
Mr. van Horn
Republicans Name Delegates To State Convention
More than 125 Republicans met at the county courthouse to select seventeen delegates for Des Moines on July 1. Only three townships Saxe Montpelier and Orono were unrepresented. Ray Nyemaster chaired and E C Nichols was elected secretary. The nominating committee named delegates including William Hoffman W L Lane J M Kemble C J Richman J R Hanley Z H Hutchinson W D Burk William Johnson J E Hoopes John Hertzler W H Fishburn Ray Nyemaster B F Greiner J I Nichols S B Osborn E W Clark C Van Zandt. The delegation may fill vacancies. Convention adjourned.
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County Court House
Des Moines
Saxe, Montpelier
Orono
Nyemaster
J. R. Hanley
E. C. Nichols
Nichols
William Hoffman
Samuel McNutt
Lake, Montpelier
Mottion
J. M. Kemble
Ward
Grand Jury
Henry Jayne
Mr. Jayne
W. L. Lane
C. J. Richman
Z. H. Hutchinson
W. D. Burk
William Johnson
J E. Hoopes
John Hertzler
W. H. Fishburn
Ray Nyemaster
B. F. Greiner
J. I. Nichols
S. B. Osborn
E. W. Clark
C. van Zandt
Jayne
Muscatine Woodmen to Celebrate July 4 Picnic Plans
Muscatine North and South will run a special train to Wapello on the morning of July 4 to reach Burlington for the Southeastern Iowa Woodmen picnic. The degree team from Muscatine camp 106 Modern Woodmen aims for a $150 prize for best drilled team and will return to Muscatine by 11 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Eaton
Muscatine
Modern Woodmen of America
Musserville church women raise mite funds at meeting
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Musserville M. E. church held a Saturday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Ella Moses's home. It was a bank offering event and the mite boxes yielded fifteen dollars, showing the society's active support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Musserville
M. E. Church
Ella Moses
Society
Local Mission Officers Elected and Community News
The article reports the election of officers for a foreign missions group with President Mrs. Ella Moses and other officers named. It also notes a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. P. Phillips of 1401 Kansas St, a ten pound boy. Several residents including W. C. Rexroade visiting Davenport and Anita, and Mrs. Elmer Joneson with two children from Grandview, plus Riley Rice’s return from Grandview to visit the ailing Mrs. Berk, are mentioned in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Moses
Margaret Settlemeire
Emma E. Manlove
Atta Hoopes
Jas. P. Phillips
Kansas Street
W. C. Rexroade
Anita
Davenport
Elmer Joneson
Grandview
Riley Rice
Lewis Berk
His Last Hope Realized
In 1889 Oklahoma settlers faced drought and heat. The editor of this paper suffered severe diarrhoea but recovered after a neighbor gave Thamberlain's Cough Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A big dose brought relief within minutes and a sound sleep within an hour. For sale by all druggists.
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Sentinel
Gebo
Mont
Oklahoma
Fortune
Thamberlain
Rev Flannagan Not Coming to Muscatine
The Davenport paper reports Rev. J. T. A. Flannagan president of St Ambrose College will not take the Muscatine pulpit. Davenport friends express relief at his decision to remain in Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
J. T. A. Flannagan
St. Ambrose College
Muscatine
City News Items Highlight Local Travel and Visits
Mrs. Owen Daley and child departed on the Firefly for Peoria Ill. Miss Edith Clemons of Fairport returned home after the institute. Mrs. George Simons and daughter Helen left for Fairport to attend a funeral. Several locals visited Davenport and Berlin Studio show window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Daley
Child
Peoria, Ill
Edith Clemons
Fairport
Helen Dodge
Davenport
George Simons
Helen
East Sixth Street
C. M. Mockmore
F. L. Dodge
Local Visitors Highlight Des Moines Figures and Alumni News
Fred Keck of Wapello is in the city. Thies en talcum powder is promoted as the best. St Matthias high school's alumni presented a large portrait of the late Rev P Lau rent to the sisters, once exhibited in Townsend's show window. Miss Belle M Gilcrist of Des Moines visits ex Senator Geo M Titus on West Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthias High School
Rev. P. Laurent
Townsend
Belle M. Gilcrist
Des Moines
Geo. M. Titus
West Second Street
Sells Raft in North Logs to Fort Madison Firm
Stillwater reports South Muscatine Lumber of Muscatine Iowa sold a raft and a half of logs in the lake to S J C Atlee of Fort Madison Iowa. Log prices remain strong and few sales are recorded. The Juanitta and bow boat departed Thursday evening carrying logs for South Muscatine Lumber company.
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Muscatine Lumber Company
Ft. Madison
Stillwater News
St. Paul Pioneer Press
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Muscatine
S. & J. C. Atlee
Fort Madison
Farewell Reception for Rev Herr and Family at Commercial Hotel
Friends of Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Herr hosted an informal farewell reception in their hotel rooms. About one hundred attendees gathered to honor the couple and presented Rev. Herr with a large purse as a token of appreciation. Mrs. F. Warfield and Miss B. Hanna organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
H. D. Herr
Commercial Hotel
Rev. Herr
Federation of Women's Clubs Plans Winter Reorganization
This afternoon the Federation of Women's clubs meets at the library to elect officers and discuss another lecture course for the coming winter with Mrs. Cora Weed in charge of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs of
Cora Weed
Mrs. George Alger Dies at 71 on Kembie Ranch
This morning at seven o'clock Mrs. George Alger died at the Kembie ranch across the river. She was 71 years and 11 months old. The funeral is planned for Sunday at ten o'clock at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alger
Kembie
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Mulberry Street
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Atalissa
W. L. Fisher
Bloomington
J. F. Williams
Cedar
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Fruitland
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Fulton
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Moscow
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A. H. Klepper
Sweetland
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Wapsnonoc
A. C. Shifler
Wilton
Frank Fisher
Burlington
Muscatine Woodmen
Pello
M. N
Rock Island
Woodmen
Order
Lutheran’s
Old People’s Home
Annual Report
H. Reinemund
Supreme Court
Brady
AY Sen
Stein Furniture Co
Flanagan
DR. C, E, Crow
Osteopath
East Second Street
Thiesen
J. W. Black
Fourth
Berlin
Geneva Island
Minnie White
Fred Keck
Wapello
City
North
Kembie Ranch
Pierce
Will H. Whitmire
Arkton
Rockingham Co
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V Fierce
BuTalo. N.Y
DRS
Fellows & Fellows
Rollins Building
Des Moines, Lowe
Miss May Markell
A Society Belle of
London
Canada
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Cardui
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Ira J. Godfray
Prop
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Ave. Tailor
Chas. F. L. Clemons
Pleasant Valley
Harry Kinger
West Front Street
Anawa
West Hill
4Th St. A
Broadway Park
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T. Steamship
Chicago
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