Eckmans Alterative Promises Cure For Consumptn
Advertisement from Saratoga New York promotes Eckmans Alterative as a remedy for consumption bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung ailments. It cites cured cases and urges readers to request a booklet detailing recoveries and to write Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.
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Ecksman
Saratoga
N.Y
Eckman
J. W. Kanaly
A. G. Bestenlehner
Asi
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Local News Highlights and Grand Valley Lecture Series
Local items include visits and travel by Strawberries at Gov W Reuling s eye ear nose and throat clinic Dr Horace L Husted practice in G A Bank Bids and glasses fitting. Grand Valley fruit lecture by Clarence A Lyman illustrated with moving pictures at People s Theatre Friday showcasing irrigation pruning and packing with a Davenport July 4 excursion rate of 25 for Colorado trip via private sleeping car Russell Sissel to represent Colorado at Muscatine Grand Valley renowned for Grand Junction apples peaches pears and cantaloupes No admission fee.
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Horace L. Husted
G.A. Bank
T. Mountjoy
Miss Sallie
Emma
Worn, Ky
MH. Austin
Linn Street
Alicea Bonnel
Ottumwa
Frank Smith
Date Street
Hig
Muscatine
Grand Valley
Colorado
Clarence A. Lyman
Colorado State Bureau of Immigration
People’s Theatre
Davenport
Russell & Sissel
Hershey
United States
Grand Junction
Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Elswhere
Mrs Lea Gaining Strength After Blood Transfusion
Washington June 21 Mrs Luke Lea wife of Tennessee Senator Lea is slowly gaining strength after her life was saved Sunday by a transfusion of her husband blood. Her condition remains critical though physicians believe she will recover. Senator Lea though weak from loss of blood has practically recovered.
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Tennessee
Washington
D. C
Luke Lea
Senator Lea
Sensator Lea
JOURNAL WANT ADS REPRESENTATIVE FOR MUSCATINE COUNTIES
Journal want ads seeks a representative for Muscatine and surrounding counties. The role promises high savings to boatmen farmers and liverymen on a daily used commodity. W I Palmer is listed as general traveling andintendant of agencies. Also promotes discounts on rugs with prices 25 percent lower than competitors. Harry Glatstein & Sons advertises evening hours.
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Muscatine
W. I. Palmer
Harry Glatstein. & Sons
Remembeer
Aazes
Harry Glatstein & Sons
Oklahoma
N. Rosenberger
Miss B Buchanan Delivers Noted Lecture at Institute
Miss Bessie B Buchanan, popular educator at the Muscatine county normal institute, spoke on reading and rural school needs. She urged teachers to foster library use, co operate with librarians, and emphasize reading habits, citing Searson and Martins studies and a traveling library program.
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Normal Institute
Muscatine County
Bessie B. Buchanany
Walrfield
High
Searson & Martin
M. F. Cronin
Buchanan
Five English Tourists Believed Lost on California Mountain
Five English tourists are believed missing or dead after a mountaineering expedition on Mount San Bernardino in San Bernardino County. The group left ten days ago to explore a canyon and has not been heard from since. Named in the party are G. B. Jordan, Mark Landon, George McDonald, and two others.
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California
Mountain
San Bernardino
Calif
Mount San Bernardino
First Canyon
Lien
G. 8
Jordan
Mark Landon
George McDonald
Pitcher Hughes Granted Release After Rough Three Innings
Duckin Hughes pitched the last three innings for the Camels against Burlington and was released. Managers cited lack of experience and control as the main issues. He is a well-built lad with speed, but his delivery needs refinement. he will return home tonight.
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Duckin
Hughes
Camels
Burlington Club
Walters
Highes
Burlington
Hldon
Adjourning the House Amid Waterway Debate
Springfield Wil June 21 Speaker Adkins adjourned the morning session at noon while a roll call was demanded on Rep Judahs motion to advance the Senate waterway bill to second reading. The chair refused the reference to the waterway committee and Currans motion to adjourn carried amid a clash over a death resolution for Rep Shannan. The house then adjourned until Wednesday next week in respect to Rep Shannan. The dispute included sharp exchanges as Chiperfield sought unanimous consent for the death resolution and Judah objected.
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Springfield
Wil
Adkins
House
Judah
Senate Waterway
House Waterway Committee
Adking
Curran
Chiperfield
Chenge
Shanhan
Esteam
Mr. Kerrick
Improvement at Button Plant in South Muscatine
The Alascatine Button Company plant in South Muscatine will be closed for the week while workers are out. Upon return next Monday they will find a more sanitary and better appearing factory with a new permanent cement floor replacing the timber floor from remodeling.
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Alascatine Button Company
South Muscatine
Miss Ma li Li talk at Congregational church evening
Evening program features Miss Ma li Li discussing her native land at the Congregational church with a collection planned for expenses. Teachers frequent the cafeteria this week and the association offers the room for reading and rest. swimming class in the morning offers single season access for 26 cents without membership.
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Ma li-Li
Congregational Church
Hon A M Deyoe to Speak at Muscatine Institute
Hon A M Deyoe, superintendent of the state of Iowa normal instruction, will address the Muscatine County Teachers Institute tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. The common school commencement address will be given in the high school auditorium with a nominal admission fee to defray expenses. Fifteen more teachers registered today, bringing the total present to 178.
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A.M. .Deyoe
QubHé
Towa
Muscatine County
Synod Concludes Meeting of Swedish Lutherans in 1911
The Augustana Synod of Swedish Lutheran churches in America wraps its 1911 gathering with plans to meet in Chicago in 1912. A field secretary for English mission work is named, and a cent from each communicant at minister deaths funds the ministerial aid, with amendments including limited female voting in certain churches.
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Chicago
Duluth
Minn
Augustana Synod of Swedish-Lutheran Churches of America
Saloon licenses raised in Des Moines city council action
Des Moines saloon keepers must pay 1500 for licenses after July 1. The council, led by Mayor James R. Hanna, ordered the treasurer to collect 900 annually from each saloon, raising total per license to 1600 with county 600. The move passed unanimously.
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Des Moines
James R. Hanna
Taian
Social club evenings and birthday affair at local homes
Homestead erg Society held a casual gathering at Mrs B Lemkan’s Grand avenue home with an impromptu musical program led by Miss Clara Leman and Frederick Cree, followed by refreshments. Next meeting set for July 5 at Mr and Mrs W A Appel on Grandview. Mrs G D Lezotte hosted Progressive Reading Circle on East Third street with refreshments. Louis Weber’s twenty second birthday celebrated at 905 Park Lane with games and music and flowers. Miss Mali Li reception notes corrected. Trinity Episcopal church reports will accompany a list of participating churches for the mission report.
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Homestead
Erg’ Sociery
B. Lemkan
Grand Avenue
Clara Leman
Frederick Cree
W. A. Appel
Grandview Avenue
G. D. Lezotte
Reading Circle
East Third Street
J. H. Eversmeyer
Geneva Island
Louis Weber
John Weber
Park Lane
Mali Li
First Congregational Church
Lettice Kennedy
Trinity Episcopal Church
Congregational
Friends
Methodist
Graee Lutheran
Presbyterian
Mulford
United ‘Brethren
Red Gannon Pleads Guilty To Intoxication
Jonda, arrested by Officer Burk in a joyous state, was brought before Judge Rowan and sentenced to thirty days at hard labor after pleading guilty to intoxication. He gave his name as Red Gannon and was uncooperative as he was escorted to the station.
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Jonda
Burk
Rowan
Red’ Gannon
Flery
Athletics Win First Defeat Senators in Doubleheader
Philadelphia won the first game of a doubleheader against Washington by a score of 13 to 2. Gray Ainsmlh Morgan and Thomas scored or contributed in the fray as the Athletics opened with a convincing victory at Philadelphia.
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Senators
Philadelphia
Washington
Gray
Ainsmlh
Morgan
Thomas
Indian Statue Unveiled in Oshkosh Wisconsin
A bronze monument to Chief Oshkosh the Menominee chieftain was unveiled in North Park Oshkosh Wisconsin. The gift to the city by Col John Hicks publisher of the Northwestern stands 10 feet high on a 6 foot 9 inch Italian marble pedestal. Chevalier Gaetano Trentanove of Florence created the statue and Dr. R G Thwaites, secretary of the Wisconsin Historical Society, spoke at the unveiling.
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Oshost| Ta
Oshosh
Wis
sOshkosh
Oshkosh the
North Park
John Hicks
The
Northwestern
Chevalier Gaetano “Trentanove
Florence
Italy
R. G. Thwaites
State Historical Society of
Wisconsin
Funeral Held For John M Daiber At Fullery Home
The funeral of the late John M. Daiber was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the George B Fullery home on Hast Eighth street. Father Reilly, assistant pastor at St Matthias Church, conducted the simple service. Interment was made at St Mary's cemetery. Pallbearers named were James Fitzgerald, Thomas Cashman, Thomas Cherry, John C Wilson, M Havercamp, and N Nevens. Town City Gets Next Meeting Des Moines June 21 Effecting a permanent organization and electing officers with F W Wilgon of Washington as president.
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John M. Daiber
George B.’Fullery
Hast Eighth Street
Father Reilly
Sti Matthias Church
Bt. Mary’s
James Fitzgerald
Thomas Cashman
Thomas Cherry
John, C., Wilson
M. ‘Havercamp
N. Nevens
Des ‘Moiner
F. W.wil Gon
Washington
Towa Retail Shoe Dealers Open Meeting Ends
The initial meeting of the Towa Retail Shoe Dealers association concluded last night with 78 attendees. The next session is scheduled to be held in Iowa City.
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Towa Retail Shoe Dealers’ Association
Iowa City
Pitty
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