DOGTOR SHALENBERGER TO VISIT MUSCATINE AND WASHINGTON
The Regular and Reliable Chicago specialist visits Muscatine Hotel June 25 and Washington June 23 returning every 28 days. He cures chronic diseases with no fee from incurable cases and offers treatment for Catarrh Nose Throat Lung eye ear stomach liver kidneys and many other ailments. He claims rapid diagnosis and guaranteed cures for conditions from paralysis to epilepsy and nervous debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Muscatine
Commercial Hotel
Washington
Shellenberger
Bright
Disease specialist offers cures for private ailments in Chicago
Dr. W. E. Shallenberger advertises treatment for blood poison, syphilis, gonorrhea, and related nervous debility. He claims perfect cures in neglected cases, with free confidential consultations at 145 Oakwood Blvd, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Bivd
Chicago
Dawson Quick Time Gets an Appropriation
Bridge between Davenport and Rock Island unsafe with repairs requiring 125000 dollars. Officials seek funding to restore the span and secure transit between the two cities.
Dawson Wins Swift 125000 Bridge Appropriation Victory
Washington note recounts Congressman A F Dawson securing in three days a 125000 allocation to rebuild a Davenport Rock Island bridge after War Department findings. He pressed the Rock Island section of the sundry civil bill, with Tawney approving the reopening by unanimous consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
A. F. Dawson
Davenport
Rock Island
War Department
House
Congress
Dawson
Bhunt
Dewson
General Crozier
Secretary of War
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Committee On Appropriations
Tawney
McKinney
Bureau of Ordnance
West Liberty Social Roundup for June
Mrs Messick of Conesville visited Prairie street residents the Bodman family over the weekend. Numerous locals and visitors, including Mrs George Embree and children and Mrs Byron Wright, traveled to nearby towns for visits and errands. Notables like Judge Farall and express agent G R Clark called, while several residents attended events and travels to Davenport Atalissa Clinton and Philadelphia, with family visits in Des Moines and Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Messick
Conesville
Wm. Bodman
Prairie Street
George Embree
Atalissa
Byron Wright
West Branch
Joe MoeMillan
Emmet Buckman
Iowa City
Elizabeth Milliard
Des Moines
Rebecca Givans
Leigh Pickering
Paul Anderson
South Prairie
Alvah Nichols
Davenport
Hise
Colorado Springs
Howel Hise
Judge Farall
G. R. Clark
U. S. Express
Lulu Holsom
Forest City
Maude Lane
Andrew Nichols
J. B. Jelly
Rae McCaw
Ida Battey
M. C. Crory
Lawrence
Kansas
Hale
Kansas City
Hayes Hessar
Frank Elliott
Roy Evans
Roy Chase
Clinton
Maggie Creedon
Jennie Hendrix
Nichols
Mattie Floyd
Nellie Houston
Felicitas McCarthy
Viola Houston
Speight
Philadelphia
Boston
Harry Macdonald
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Lambing
Lyte
Tanner Ball
Sweetland Happenings Include Lectures and Visits
In Sweetland Iowa actions include Epworth League attendance at West Liberty by Miss Marie Martin and Miss Bessie Holtz. J H Van Camp and family visited Bloomington township with Joe Bowser's family. Mrs Wm Pantel and her mother called on neighbors. Frank and Katie Longstreth visited Muscatine. Robert Bennett of Montpelier preached at Sweetland M E Church. A Muscatine show drew many residents. Rev J W Potter of Muscatine scheduled a lecture at the Sweetland M E Church on June 22 titled On Horseback Through Palestine. Miss Kittie Abbott ended her school term with an ice cream treat. commendations to Vern Drew Roy Van Camp Eidie Lillie Davis. Abbott returned to Wilton. Mrs Harry Hesson and baby left for Newton after a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Norcross attended Epworth League. John Farnsworth of Los Angeles visited old friends. Ladies sewing society set to meet June 28 at Mrs George Brogan’s. Mrs Robert Taylor wounded in a runaway now on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Iowa
Marie Martin
Bessie Holtz
West Liberty
J. H. van Camp
Joe Bowser
Bloomington Township
Wm. Pantel
Goddard
Frank
Katie Longstreth
Muscatine
Robert Bennett
Montpelier
M. E
Davis
J. W. Potter
Sweedland
Vern Drew
Roy van Camp
Eidie
Lillie Davis
Miss Abbott
Wilton
Harry Hesson
Baby
Newton
Sweetsland
Charles Norcross
Wedekind
Henry
Albert Wedekind
Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup Praised by Customer
W. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cured his chronic constipation. He states it is a thorough practical remedy and offers his reference to support the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
Tenn
Havercamp
Diamond Jo Co to Open Season with St. Louis to St. Paul Runs
Diamond Jo Co. schedules summer service on the Mississippi linking St. Louis and St. Paul with two boats, the St. Paul and the Quincy, operating opposite each other on a weekly round trip. The Sidney will be retired as the new service begins. Both vessels have been overhauled and are ready for freight and passenger traffic, with precise sailings announced for June through September.
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Diamond Jo Company
St. Paul
Quincy
Sidney
St. Louis
Lone Tree Social Roundup and Obituary Note
Lone Tree Iowa reports visits from West Liberty residents D. M. Riggs ships cattle to Chicago. Epworth League attendees return from West Liberty. Elma Fern infant dies and is buried at Riverside with Methodist services led by Rev. Adams. Mrs. Freda Smid and Fay Rife wed in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Ed. Preiss
West Liberty
Mumm
D. M. Riggs
Chicago
Ben Nichols
Bert Stonebarger
Margaret
Olive Adams
Edna Potter
Anna Rayner
Grace Shibley
Lenora Miller
Berna Holdeman
Leslie Carl
Ira Wagner
Epworth League
Elma Fern
John Lingo
Riverside
Adams
Metholodist Church
Helen Gamble
Thief River Falls
Minn
Chas. Fernstrom
Geo
Emma Liska
Local Briefs and Community Notes from Morning Sun
Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Smythe return home from the east. Dr. R. R. Robb of Clarinda visits relatives south of town. Misses Bessie Nelson and Luella Brown attend the Young People’s Christian Union convention in Burlington. Teachers attend the Wapello Burlington institute. Rev. Mr. Smith to serve United Presbyterian church by late next week. A timely rain benefits corn. A citizenship mass meeting in the Methodist church is planned for Friday evening. Myra Kern to give the address after two years in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Smythe
R. R. Robb
Clarinda
Bessie Nelson
Luella Brown
Young People’s Christian Union Convention
Burlington
Wapello
Mr. Smith
United Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Myra Kern
Aging Toolesboro resident dies at 81
Mr. Bis Binger, an elderly Toolesboro citizen, died at his home on Friday morning June 15 at the age of 81 due to infirmities of old age. Mrs. Lairetia McMannis and daughter Sylvia left for Seattle after a two month visit with Mrs. Sillick. Various locals visited or were noted, with births and travels among Toolesboro residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toolesboro
Bis- Binger
Lairetia McMannis
Sylvia
Seattle
Wash
A. Sillick
Amanda Mosier
Rose Mayne
Wapello
Mary A. Parsons
Oakville
Lena
May Mathers
Will Sillick
Jamie Brock
Keithsburg
Ill
Reliable remedy for colic or diarrhea advertised
The ad touts a trusted remedy for colic or diarrhea with years of dealer endorsement and thousands of testimonials. It claims physician approval and life-saving potential before medical help, all for a quarter.
East Wapsie social notes link West Liberty visitors
Miss Bessie Black of West Liberty visits Miss Jean Protzman. Mrs. Caroline Tohm of Muscatine returns home after two weeks with area friends. Miss Clara Marolf visits Wilton then Muscatine for institute and relatives. Helen Fickler of Iowa City visits her parents. The Protzman and Marsteller households host guests. Glenn Marsteller buys four new automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Wapsie
Bessie Black
West Liberty
Jean Protzman
Caroline Tohm
Muscatine
Clara Marolf
Wilton
Institute
Helen Fickler
Iowa City
Walter Protzman
W. H. Protzman
Bessie Hudson
Downey
W. H. Marsteller
Glenn
Cedar Rapids
Glenn Marsteller
Ed. Helmer
Fred Evans
John Foster
Katie Flater
Cedar Valley
Sunflower Ridge Social Notes from Muscatine Area
Quite a number of local residents attended the Muscatine show on Wednesday. Visits and Sunday absences include Miss Minnie Nagel of New Era and Dr. McNutt with Gertude from Muscatine, at the Grimm home. Children’s day exercises at New Era are scheduled for Sunday evening June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Ridge
Muscatine
Minnie Nagel
New Era
McNutt
Gertrude
Daniel Grimm
Clara Philips
Megee
Sam Irwin
August Henke
Durant
Rena Brownewell
Emma Grimm
Teachers Institute
George Fry
Pleasant, Prairie
Mayhouse
Dr King's New Discovery Promised Cure for Coughs
Advertises Dr King's New Discovery as a quick cure for dangerous coughs colds and sore throats sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with guaranteed effectiveness in 50 cents and 1.00 options.
Blue Grass News Highlights Local Social and School Events
A carload of hogs was shipped from Montpelier by A Botinsack. Levi Eichelberger visits daughter Alvina Watts in Wood Lawn for several weeks. Martha Kosnopfal returns from Davenport. Watts home hosts birthday dinner for H Wagner with family guests. Hocke of Muscatine joins Watts gathering. Margaret Maher resumes school duties after Summit visit. School closes Friday with picnic and prepared program. Bancks hosts gathering with Watts, Eichelberger, and Hocke. ice cream served. Bohnsack visits Montpelier relatives. Watts, Salten, and Carpenter haul hogs to Montpelier. Leslie Wagner visits Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
A. Botinsack
Montpelier
Levi Eichelberger
Arden
Alvina Watts
Wood
Henry Hocke
Muscatine
Watts
Margaret Maher
Summit
Imael Bancks
J. C. Watts
Ellery Watts
L. Eichelberger
O. A. Bohnsack
Jas. Watts
William Salten
Ode Carpenter
Leslie Wagner
Pine Mills Dance Hosts Visitors and Local News
June 21 Pine Mills reports a well attended Saturday night dance at McGee hall. Frank Daniels of Muscatine visits home. James Metz in Bellevue hospital Muscatine. Fret Fry of Saundman visits his brother George Fry. A J Allen Davenport visiting local area. W Hartman and son Roy in Muscatine on business. Mr and Mrs Glen McBElroy visit with parents. George Grimm very sick with Dr Vanderwier Blue Grass. Barney Stecher to Muscatine. Max Kretschmer ill. Henry Drumm of Pleasant Prairie in area.
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Pine Mills
McGee Hall
Frank Daniels
Muscatine
James Metz
Bellevue Hospital
Fret Fry
Saundman
George Fry
A. J. Allen
Davenport
W. Hartman
Roy
Glen McBelroy
George Grimm
Dr. Vandervier
Blue Glass
Barney Stecher
Max Kretschmer
Henry Drumm
Pleasant Prairie
Conesville Notes Brighten Week With Visits and Events
Local residents welcome friends from West Liberty Los Angeles Moline Muscatine and Iowa City. July Fourth program set with band parade games races and fireworks. Sad loss reported as infant son of Mr and Mrs George Brown dies. sympathies extended.
Brown Infant Passes Away After One Week
Port Allen Louisiana June 21 Lindis Emerson Brown infant son of Mr and Mrs Geo Brown died June 19 after living only one week The 23rd Psalm was read at the service and burial was in the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allen
Lindis Emerson Brown
Geo. Brown
Homeseekers' Excursions by Iowa Central Sell Seats Tuesday
The Iowa Central offers round trip excursion tickets every Tuesday to Minnesota Wisconsin the Dakotas Manitoba Saskatchewan and the Canadian northwest with first and third Tuesdays to southern regions. Rate one fare plus $2.00 with liberal limits and stop over privileges. For rates and details contact agents or A. R. Cutts P. and T. A. Minneapolis Minn.
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Iowa Central
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
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Dogtor
Shallenberger
Goon Service
Mark Coyner
the Live Cry
Mn. An
White Collar Line Steamers
Bavenport
Keien Blair
Columbia
New Boston
Oguawka
Helen Blair
Alore
Ww. G. Block CO
Rock
the Athlophoros Co
New Haven, Conn
Graff’s Pharmacy
East 2Nd St
Washington Bureau Journal
Frank J. Stillman
Jamieson
Ordnance Department
C. C. Williams
Arsenal
Blunt
Department
Cant. Williams
Col. Bhunt
Diamond JO CO
ST. Paul and Quincy
TER
Chamberlain
East Wapsie
Hadfield Regulator OG
Tlania
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
East Second Street
Southwest
Cotton Belt
L. E. Saupe
T. P.A
Kittie
Edna Wiley
Nita Jean
Albert Southworth
Los Angeles
Cal
Sarah Trautman
Sylvia Messick
Omaha
O'Connell
Marguerite
Mary Elien
Moline
Sullivan
Margaret Buser
Grace Chapman
Muscatine District
Myrtle
Stella Files
Leo
S. D. Foster
Jess Delap
Milwaukee
Hutton
Gladwin
George Brown
Owens
Morning Sun
Walter Mincher
Grace Stickney
Harry Jean
Emma McGaughy
W. S. McKee
Anna Gay
Marengo
Frank Lorber
Frederick
F. Neff
Cone
Louis Annan
Lara McCullough
Haven
Ida Moore
Fernell
Geo. Orr
Maine
Jennie Maxwell
Columbus Junction
Maud Maxwell
Nellie Miller
McCull
Escanaba
Green Bay
Mackinac Island
Muskegon
Centee
R.C. Davis
G.P.A. Docks
Michigan Ave
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