Local city notes on residents traveling and visits
Miss Ciara Estle left for home to visit over the weekend while Miss Mary Elizabeth Feoth departed for Montevallo to observe a ceremony. Mrs Effrydsoo of Waterloo returned home after visiting her sister Mrs B A Melyposi. Mary Elizabeth Neidig and Marian Lieberknecht left for activities, and several others including Rachel Zimmerman and John Robbins were mentioned in brief travel or insurance ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stods
Spyder
Pauling
Lette
Ciara Estle
Ner
Ntrs
W. Ih. Koepplan
Nora
Etty Lott
Ayith
John A. Robbins
Mies
Marian Lieberknecht
Brother Roy
Jcotts
Adhool
Mra. Effrydsoo
Waterloo
Siater
B. A. Melyposi
Mrs BB Pulliam and others ride early trains
An OCR fragment reports Mrs BB Pulliam of 412 West Thirg Stregt as a passenger on an early morning train for a short visit in Nichos. It mentions the Rev John Archi and Cedi of Rapids who spoke at Trinity church last evening also riding the train. The text references La Grippe and pneumonia notes about illness and a testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from RK G Collins and W Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulliam
West Thirg Stregt
Nichos
John
Archi Et Cedi
Rapids
Trinity’ Church
Sis
RK. G. Collins
Postwaster
Barnegat
N. J. Sagar
Foley
Elea
W. Morgan
Des Moines to Host Semi Centennial Camp for Civil War Vets
Muscatine veterans of the Civil War plan attendance at the Des Moines encampment for Iowa soldiers of the rebellion from June 9 to 14. Major General Grenville M. Dodge will command Camp Samuel Kirkwood in honor of the War Governor Town. The reunion aims to bring thousands of veterans, with committees organizing events and reunions of regiments, while the legislature may be asked for a $5,000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
Des Moines
Grenvilla M. Dodge
Army of Laws
Grand Army of the Republic
Tawa Cavalry
Dodge
Guy E. Logan
Olhes
Istart
Rupert A. Allen
Edwin Ay, Lucas
Draest R. Bennett
George L.garton
Mahion
Jefferson
Raod
Vernon
Ini
W. FP
Hepburn
Clarinfae
Lot Abraham
Mt. Pleasant
Tar
Horton
Marshalltown
Tus
Alonzo Abernethy
George D. Perkins
Sioux City
W. G. Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Ev W. Tadlogl
Salt Lake City
Gtal
F. Winslow
Paris
France
Corus
Jussy
Washington, D. C
Jed Lake
Independence
W. Vv. Lucas
Santa
Grus
V. P
Tywombley
Aires
Samuel
Burdette
Wfirsh Town Cavalry
Washington
D. G
George V. Godfrey
Des Molin
M. Byers
John Mayes
Sixteenth
Tows
Sentila
Wash
William Hy Marit
Piteenth
Pineville
Fred P. Spencer
Seventh
Towa
Randolph
J. O. Stewart
Iowa Infantry
Cedar Rapids
Thomas Brown
Iowa Equalty
Chicago
George Wi Schnee
Primghar
Melvin H. Byers
Glenwood
Richard H. Black
Maryville
James H. Beatty
Spokane
Jesse Dean
Hutchinson
Kans
Hamilton
John X. Bell
Dayton
Rev
J. L. Wyley
Jowa
Granville
William A. Watlate
Atchison
Kan
Oy H. Ruxey
Guthrie
Oldar
W. Wood
Fourth Cavalry
Wallace
Tda
F . Henry C. McNie
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Patient
A Malone woman describes severe menstrual pain and uterine disorders eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits it with curing inflammation and displacements, noting repeated use since youth and urging others to try the remedy. The ad touts the product as a standard treatment for female illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkhamn
Fred Stone
Malone, N
Lydia E.pinkham
Iowa cavalry reunions plan for annual gatherings
B M Detricy Fourth Town cavalry York Neb John Stone Fifteenth Iowa infantry Glenwood Ia Byron A Benson Second Iowa cavalry Marshalltown Ia Ali brigade and regimental associations of Iowa soldiers have each requested to hold their annuals or usual gatherings this year in conformity with the date and place of this Iowa homecoming to assemble one grand reunion and have their division gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Detricy
Fourth Town Cavalry
York
Neb
Tohn
Stone
Iowa Instantry
Glenwood
Byron A. Benson
Second
Lowe Cavalry
Marshalltown
Iowa
Soliiers
Bach
Patents Granted to Iowans for Week Ending Feb 23 1919
A list of Iowa residents granted patents for the week ending February 23 1919 includes inventors from Des Moines Atlantic Bel key Vayco Mason City Cedar Rapids Sheldon and more. Patents cover mail delivery in railway cars vending mechanism drafting tools and various mechanical devices with assignments including The Sattley Stacker and multiple designations across Iowa and adjoining states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltren
Warren C. Wharton
Fremont
Furnace
John Hrper Fainfield
Sattley Stacker
Indianapolis
Ind
Wyllie
Brown, Meservey
Ninm Bells
Tavennort
L. W. Greer
Holstein
Eateh
Pe’eer
J. A. Schroar
Sivator
Fredrck Barz
Ventura
Loula Burgraff, Jr
Mason City
Charles H. Goodyear
Dar Rapids
Willim Ww
Fuphee Snerry
Ayaatph J. Kale
FLW
Miller
Sheldon
Jacob B. Kline
Thurman
Joseph N. Michels
Thaorngten
Boxholm
Ta. v
Indictments Expected in Quaker Oats Case
Chicago reports that federal grand jurors are expected to indict the Quaker Oats Company and several officers for Sherman law violations tied to the Great Western Cereal Company's absorption of plants. The case centers on alleged monopoly actions, with testimony already heard and a March 10 grand jury return anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Quaker Oats Company
Great Western Cereal Company
Muscatine
Quaker Oates Company
Chicago_poon
Yeater- Day
Quaker Outch
Omelais
Quaker Oatr Company
Joy Merton
Orton
Great Western Ceres Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Joliet, Jr
Re‘eeiver
Stewarte
Courh
Hayy
Wickersham
Washington
Wilkerson
Ee United States
Jturga
Quaker Oaix
Weastern
United States
All Seeing Eye of God Sermon at Trinity Cedar Rapids
Reverend John Arthur D D of Grace Church Cedar Rapids delivered a Lenten sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church. He preached from John chapter one about Jesus seeing Nathanael under the fig tree and warned that the Father sees all. The talk urged comfort in God's infinite knowledge and urged reverence for divine omniscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
John Arthur
D. D
Grace Church
Cedar ‘Rapids
Arthur
Jesus
Nathanael
God
Father John’s Medicine Praised by Lowell Reader
James H. Glani of 449 Central Street Lowell Massachusetts reports lifelong throat trouble and asthma eased by Father John’s Medicine. He says it gives new life and keeps his family well, prompting him to urge others to obtain it with a large bottle by mail order for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Clarks
Lowell, Maas
Father John
John
James H. Glani
Central Street
Lowell
Father John's Medicine
Mass
Express
Service Attendance and Motives Read in Speech
The text notes that a speaker can judge sincerity by understanding motives and heredity, allowing allowances beyond mere finice powers. It states the service was largely attended and no speaker has been chosen for the coming weeks.
Annual Meeting Prepares Action on Church Improvements
At the First Presbyterian church annual meeting in early April, the congregation will decide on plans to build a Sunday school hall and remodel the church. Previous submissions show no definite steps by church bodies, though the board sees the need and favorable action seems likely. The fiscal year ends March 31. Also an ad promotes Bucklen’s Arnica for skin diseases and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Ie
First Presbyterian Church
Omiedar Board
Friends Church Names New Pastor James Renfrew Accepts Call
The Rev. James Renfrew of Lacon, Illinois, has accepted the call to serve as pastor of Friends Church in this city. The previous pastor, Rev. C. W. Carrell, resigned last September, with Misenex Batchelor conducting services in the interim. Renfrew takes up duties as pastor now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Renfrew
Lacadon
Way
Friends Church
C. W.carrell
Misenex Batchelor
Renfrew
Pastor Arrival Sparks Hope for Muscatine Church
The newly selected pastor is expected to arrive in Muscatine for the service on the second Sunday in April. Members express strong confidence he will contribute to the church’s upbuilding and future, though no definite reception arrangements have been set. The Sunday of his formal duties will be a significant occasion for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
The Best Cough Medicine Ad Listed By Local Citizen
L C Hames of Marbury Alabama praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as one of the best medicines for colds and coughs noting it works like a charm and helps his children. W R Ogle of Dentissita 203 Muscatine State Bank Building endorses the product in an advertisement style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hames
Marbury
Ala
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