Tuberlosis Medicine Saves This Man's Life
A patient with a serious abscessed lung after pneumonia reports full recovery after using Eckman Alterative. The testimonial claims improved health for over three years and credits the remedy with treating bronchitis asthma hay fever and lung troubles. It notes non habit forming ingredients and markets a booklet with more evidence from Beeckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleckman
Ktead
St. Phila
Retlut
Eckman
Beeckman Lab
Oratory
Phila
Local Grocery Listings Spur City Convenience Notes
Journal Aguwcifs outlines city businesses and street names to aid renters. It lists I nett Hill Hurlbut Grocery Tast 2nd roet Bouth Muscatine Tobors Bros Groce ery Oreron atroct Buach'n Drug Store Her ald Mecane hckteryiin Chayka's Grocery Went Hill J. HH Fuller Grocery and Van Zyl Grocery.
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Journal Aguwcifs
Inett Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
Tast
Roet
Bouth Muscatine
Tobors Bros
Groceery
Oreron Atroct
We Ae Buach’n Drug
Herald Mecane
Chayka’s
Went. Hill
J. HH. Fuller Grocery
van Zyl Grocery
Telephones and office contact details in 1920s style
Fragmentary telegraph style note lists private branch numbers and staff roles. It instructs to call numbers 28 or 27 for business office inquiries and to ask for the IT Department when the operator answers. Names given include managing editor city editor society editor and a drafting room mailing room reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowwa
Accangng
F. D. Thranp
Thhlisher
Mo. S
City Considers Park Lane Concrete Road Improvement
Muscatine officials debated road upgrades at a city council meeting. City engineer Young to prepare a Park Lane concrete estimate as heavy traffic and ground conditions threaten year round accessibility. County plans 34000 in permanent road work with 500 set for Weed Park Lane gravel, aiming to extend good roads progress statewide.
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Ale Dermante
Young
Park Lane
Muscatine
Park
Good Roads Committee
Commercial Club
Grandview Avenue
Hawkeye state highways need vast work to withstand J Plagius
The piece outlines 26000 miles of roads in Iowa needing ongoing care to endure future assaults by J Plagius. It notes a past disruption at Ames where fans rode steam trains, and lists eight main highways including the Town official transcontinental road and routes from Des Moines to Council Bluffs, Dubuque to Sioux City, and Keokuk to Omaha.
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Hawkeye
J. Plagius
Ames
Clinton
Council Bluffa
North Iowa
North Iowa Pike, Prairie du Chien, Wis., Sioux Falls, SL. D
Hawkeye Highway
Dubuque
Sioux City
Lowe Short Line
Davenport
Burlaston
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Council Bluffs
Waubensle
Keokuk
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Spirit Lake
Sioux Palla Highway
Panora Speedway
Guthrie Center
Politically minded Iowa quotes on Taft and Cummins brands
The Marshalltown Times-Republican cites Ed Chassell on overconfidence of friends and notes a change in opinion on primary efficiency. The Waterloo Reporter quotes Chassell, while the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald reframes the Chicago convention as Republican. Various papers mock politicians and voters, noting opinion shifts, campaign costs, and brand loyalty amid the Taft and Cummins debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Chassell
Edward Chassell
Waterloo
Republican Judicial Convention Called for Seventh District
Notice announces a Republican delegate convention for Clinton Scott Jackson and Muscatine counties to meet August 3 1912 at 1 20 p m in Davenport for nominating one district court judge and conducting business. Representation bases include one delegate per county and extra delegates per 200 votes or fraction, Buchanan district counts shown. Dated June 12 1912 by B L Miller chairman.
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Seventh Judicial District
Clinton, Scott, Jackson
Muscatine
Court House
Davenport
Iowa
B. PF. Carroll
Clinton County
Scott Counly
Muscatine County
Republican Judicial Committee
Anid
B. L. Miller
Zemo promise for eczema relief from E. W. Rose Co.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a guaranteed remedy for eczema with instant itching relief. It claims quick absorption, no greasiness, and a clean feel, sold by Henderson Drug Co and other druggists in large and trial sizes at $1 and 25 cents respectively.
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Zemo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Ilenderson Drug Co
Roosevelt Signals Lead in Third Party Movement
Theodore Roosevelt declares willingness to lead a progressive third party and run for president if the honestly elected majority at the Republican convention supports him. He accuses party bosses and fraudulently seated delegates of rigging the process and calls for a purge of the roll before any nomination.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Third Party
Progressive Party
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Republican National Convention
Bss
Taft
Mr. Taft
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
New York
National Committee
New York City
Myr. Root
Deneen
McGovern
Root
Washington
Arizona
Texas
Guggenheim
Colorado
National
Credentials Committee
Committee On Rules
Lfe
Reminiscences of Long Ago Recap of Past Local Odds
A column reviews events from fifty to ten years ago in the city. Highlights include a robbery at the Wrockledge house, Judge Brannan invited to speak on the Fourth of July, local arrivals and visits, a wind damage incident near Lone Tree, college studies, a Muscatine Democratic Club mention, and Great Western Cereal Company building progress across Front Street near the railroad. Names include James Wrockledge, Brannan, Robert Davis, Geo. B. Denison, Effie Peasley, Lillie Hoopes, and local institutions.
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James Wrockledge
Brannan
Davenport
Robert Davis
Wsq
Great Western Cereal Company
Front Street
Nobly Visit Noted Near Jay by Henry Nobly Couple
Mr and Mrs Henry Nobly of near Jay are described as visiting. The fragment notes their presence and location but provides limited additional context or details about purpose or duration.
Sunday visits and births in local families
Sunday with Guy Murdock and family. Mr and Mrs H Irwin and children visited Will Duffield and family. Pearl Tolle and Stella McDonald visited Miss Gladys Irwin. Twin sons were born to Mr and Mrs Henry Beeney on Monday June 10 weighing two pounds each and died that night. Bereavement sympathy offered. Week’s visitors included Max Colberg family Paul and Lyle Garwin Agnes Garwin Paul Raddliff Henry Toile Lambert Lias. Joe Cox families visited Mrs Caroline Donson. Wim Hudson injured but home and recovering. Elias Lambert bought a new auto.
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Guy Murdock
H. Irwin
Will Duffield
Pearl Tolle
Stella McDonald
Gladys Irwin
Henry Beeney
Mrs. Beeney
Herman Muechow
Max Colberg
Paul and
Lyle
Agnes Garwin
Paul Raddliff
Muscatine
George Ransch
Ilinois City
Henry Toile
Lias Lambert
A. Boruff
Joe Cox
Mattie Brown
William Sheese
Cox
Carolne Donson
Wim
Hudson
Aso
Elias Lambert
South Cedar News Highlights and Social Announcements
South Cedar Iowa notes reflect visits from A J and Mrs John Taylor with Arr and Mrs G Coale from West Liberty. Miss Mabel Yank hosted by Bertha and Sarah James. Children’s Day observed at Union Valley church. Mrs Newton Sterns returned from Davenport after a four week visit. Edward Longbotham called on local friends. Enos Nebergall stayed with Davenport relatives. Fire insurance ads mention John A Robbins Real Estate Agent.
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South Cedar
A.J
John Taylor
G. Coale
West Liberty
Kirk Milnes
Bertha
Sarah James
Mabel Yank
Union Valley
Newton Sterns
Davenport
Edward Longbotham
South Prairie
Enos Nebergall
ABE MARTIN Nobuddy Entered Politics Health Comment
ABE MARTIN remarks that nobody ever went into politics for health reasons and says his health showed no improvement. Abs. Tipton, buyers halted newspaper and switched to party wire.
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Nobuddy
Abs. Tipton
Bua Hes
Notice of Referee's Sale of Real Estate in Iowa
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction on June 22 at 2 p.m. at the front door of Citizens' Savings Bank in West Liberty Iowa under a District Court order. The James and Smith farm comprises 240 acres 4 miles south of West Liberty. It includes the southwest quarter of section 31 township 7S range 3W and the south half of the southeast quarter of section 36 township 8N range 3W of the 5th P.M. Possession and rent reserved until March 1, 1918. Terms: a portion of the purchase price paid day of sale balance cash when sale is approved by the Court and upon delivery of referee's deed. Pp. N. Gibson, Auctioneer Theo. Jones, Sole Referee.
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
West Liberty
Iowa
District Court
Muscatine County
James & Smith
Pp. N. Gibson
Theo. Jones
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Oskaloosa College
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Ltue
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Conesville
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Lloyd Babpitt
Laura Chown
F. A. Hubbard
Glenn McCullough
Wits
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Myrtle Foster
Emma Gelatt
R. Js. Tipton
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Edith
Eliza
Whiva
Mrs
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