Probate Notice in Muscatine County Removal of Executor
In re the estate of Barthlomew Hartman deceased a petition to remove Executor George Alteneder is filed by Rosanna Hartman widow. Hearing set for July 3 1905 at 9 oclock A M at the courthouse Muscatine County to show cause why removal should not be granted. J C Coster attorney for petitioner. Filed June 20 1905.
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District Court of
Iowa
Muscatine County
Barthlomew Hartman
Ecutor
George Alteneder
District Court
Rosanna Hartman
Bartholomew Hartman
Idaho
Art
J. C. Coster
Ted
Union missionary service held in Wapello church
The English and German M E church conducted a union missionary service Sunday evening led by a returned missionary from Korea. Attendance was strong as Knights of Pythias held memorial rites. other local notes include visits, travel, and a Sunday school union meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening with a full program.
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Wapello
M. E
Korea
Attorney Madden
Muscatine
H. W. Baker
Winfield
W. L. Perkins
Cairo
Kate Brimmer
North Wapello
Tom McCullough
Monmouth
J. B. McCullough
Roy
Knights of Pythias Order
Rathbone
Castle Hall
Order
Peoria
Will Edwards
Des Moines
Johanna Flitch
Chas. Blanchard
Weed Park Club to Incorporate and Adopt By laws
The Weed Park club will incorporate at the next meeting in the park, weather permitting, with Attorney William Hoffman drawing the constitution and by laws for action at the same gathering. The club plans a future clubhouse and urged full attendance.
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Weed Park Club
James Weed
William Hoffman
Social part of Bankers Pioneer Association may be reinstated
The Bankers Pioneer Association social wing, disbanded after its shift to Pioneer Life natural premium insurance, may be revived as a premium social event. A house of delegates meeting in Davenport appointed a committee to plan continuation of social activities. Members valued the gatherings and urged restoration.
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Bankers Pioneer Association
Davenport Times
House of Delegates
Bankers’ Pioneer Association
J. W. Ellis
Maquoketa
H. A. Shelley
Davenport
A. W. Slaught
Ottumwa
Pioneer Life Association
Why Doctors Fail Women and Mrs Pinkham’s Help
The article argues that women conceal symptoms from doctors and praises Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for her Vegetable Compound. It claims Pinkham provides unrivaled guidance to female patients, with many testimonials noting cures and improved health. It suggests women should write for advice and asserts physicians miss female-specific diseases due to lack of complete information.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Life Insurance Toasts From the Davenport Session
During the session closing toasts were given by H A Shelley Davenport “Hot Weather” and John Austin Davenport “What Are We Here For” among others. Ella M Claypool Ottumwa spoke on Reminiscences of Pioneer Life in Ottumwa and J W Ellis Maquoketa asked Why Do Men Carry Life Insurance.
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H. A. Shelley
Davenport
John Austin
A. W. Slaught
M. D
Ottumwa
Ella M. Claypool
Pioneer Life
Ottum- 7
F. Walters
Mina Gladstone
Muscatine
Womman
L. P. Hewins
Penny Wise
Pound
L. P. Walker
Columbus Junction
Kaffe Klatsch
Hair Soft as Silk New Herpicide Dandruff Cure
A Detroit based advertisement claims Herpicide kills the dandruff germ and makes hair soft as silk. It promises relief from itching and irritation, cures dandruff, and thickens hair. Sold by druggists. sample offered for 10 cents, with Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store listed as special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Havercamp’s
Prescription Drug
Special Agents
Reuben Allen Dies in Des Moines at 39 Years
Des Moines resident Reuben Allen, Civil War veteran and Iowa pioneer, died Sunday at 715 Clark Street after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow Evelyn and four children including Mrs. C. L. Stafford of Bloomfield and Mrs. W. W. Fink, with funeral services at 2:30 PM at his home followed by interment in Woodland Cemetery. Mrs. Stafford and her son traveled from Ottumwa to attend.
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C. L. Stafford
Des Moines
Reuben Allen
Clark Street
Mr. Allen
Reuben Alien
Allen
W. W. Fink
Evelyn Allen
C. L
Muscatine to Get Sterilized Milk Plant on Cedar Street
Clifford and Son begin building the C. and S. Sanitary Milk Co plant at Third and Cedar streets. The one story brick facility will pasteurize and sterilize milk with no chemicals, delivering pure milk at similar prices. capacity 500 gallons daily with 48 hour freshness.
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Muscatine
Cedar and
Third Street
Clifford and Son
Rock Island
Burlington
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
C. and S. Sanitary Milk Co
Clifford
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Fast Healing
Advert text touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for pain and healing with the slogan cures or no pay. Sold for 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
Tribute to Titus B. Terry from Toledo post G A R
Toledo post No. 107 G A R memorializes Titus B. Terry a former Muscatine man and brother of O S Terry. Born 1844 in Lockport New York he served in Company B Third Ohio Volunteer Cavalry earning promotion and honors. The In Memoriam extols his patriotism humor and steadfast character. He died May 31 1905 and rests in Woodlawn.
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Toledo
L. F. Lyttle
D. R. Austin
J. S. Kouitz
J. A. Stipp
God
Death
Titus B. Terry
Woodlawn
Lockport
N. Y
Ohio
Third
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Comrade Farewell Letter Expresses Shared Grief
A wartime condolence message conveys deep sorrow for a widow's irreparable loss. It offers earnest sympathy and honors a fallen comrade with a final farewell.
Copperas Creek Social Notes June 27
Wm Boruff and family from the county line visited Burnie Reynolds on Sunday. Mrs Sarah Reynolds returned home after visiting with her sister Mrs Wm Boruff. Tom Noble and family visited Ira Noble near Marion. Mr and Mrs J L Warman and son Edward of Pine Bluff spent Sunday at Anderson Reynolds. Mrs John Deakman and Mrs Lewis Kleist visited August Mewes near Illinois City. Mr and Mrs Lewis Kleist and daughters Mabel and Esther visited Charlie Mewes near Illinois. Mrs M F Hampton and daughter Amy of Eliza visited sister Mrs A Reynolds. Mrs O McNall went to BalI Bluff for a few days to visit daughter Mrs N W Ripley. John McNall and family and Jim McNall and family attended funeral of Mrs Fletcher Duncan near Sweetland Center.
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Copperas Creek
Wm. Boruff
Burnie Reynolds
Sarah Reynolds
Tom Noble
Ira Noble
Marion
J . L. Warman
Edward
Pine Bluff
Anderson Reynolds
John Deakman
Lewis Kliest
August Mewes
Illinois City
Lewis Kleist
Mabel
Esther
Charlie Mewes
M. F. Hampton
Amy
Eliza
A. Reynolds
O. McNall
Bal! Bluff
N. W. Ripley
John McNall
Jim McNall
Fletcher Duncan
Sweetland Center
Testimony Letter Claims Four-Year Kidney Cure
Carlisle Center New York resident G B Burhans writes that after four years he remains cured from a severe kidney trouble after using less than two bottles of Feleys Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust sediment pain and kidney disease symptoms disappeared and urge others with kidney or bladder trouble to try Foley's Kidney Cure. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Feley
Foley
Havercamp
Thirty Fourth Iowa Infantry Reunion Set for Sigourney
The thirty fourth Iowa infantry plans a reunion in Sigourney from September 13 to 15. Organizers invite veterans and families to attend events, with details to be announced by local committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirtyfourth
Iowa Infantry
Sigourney
Smith Reunion Draws Fifty At West Liberty Farm
The Smith reunion was held Monday at Mrs Etlev Whit-aecre s Smith farm about one mile from town. More than fifty attended with many from nearby areas. Attendees enjoyed a delicious yard supper and left for home around eight in the evening. Estelle Collier rode to Muscatine Monday to visit friends and planned to return Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Etlev Whitaecre
Smith Farm
Estelle Collier
Muscatine
Vacation Tour Rates From Elrick Junction For 1905
Railroads offer low round trip excursion fares for summer 1905 from Elrick Junction to St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Portland Seattle and Hot Springs. Epworth League convention and G A R encampment dates specify sale periods and extensions with small add on fees. For full details contact A B Cutts G P and T A.
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Pacific Coast
Iowa Central
Elrick Junction
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Portland
Ore
Hberal
California
Hot Springs
Ark
A. B. Cutts
G. P
T. A
Augustana Synod Adopts Resolution Against Intercollegiate Contests
The Augustana synod of the Swedish Lutheran church has adopted resolutions favoring the abolition of all intercollegiate athletic contests.
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Augustana Synod
The
Swedish Lutheran Church
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