Local notices and visits span towns from Letts to Davenport
Ishams California waters of life Ed Coady left for Letts for a visit. Lyell Reppert spends a few days at home. Mrs Mat Hogan will visit Letts for a few days. Mrs Webb Will visits Bayfield. John McIntosh West Liberty spends yesterday in the city. Several others visit cities and travel. In Eisley vs Eisley a divorce decree granted. Health ads tout Dr. Cranes Quaker Tonic Tablets. Thanks express to neighbors for sickness and death in Weber family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Hogan
Letts
Frederick Weber
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Constitutional Remedy
There is more catarrh in this section than other diseases. Catarrh is a constitutional disease, not local. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is claimed as the only constitutional cure. It is taken in small doses and acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with a $1000 pledge. Sold by druggists, Hall's Family Pills recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Th. Hall
Vermont buyers back Smith's Green Mountain Renovator
Vermonters trust the Green Mountain Renovator as a longtime blood purifier nerve tonic and stomach aid. The sole agency is advertised with a money back guarantee promising full restoration of energy and strength or a refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Smith’s
Green Mountain
Lettsville Notes: Marriages Moves and Local News
March updates from Lettsville Ila include John Verink and Florence Hunter marriage and plan to establish home near Verink. Residents change homes and work, with Harvey Shellabarger returning from Chicago and Mrs Brockway moving back to Letts. Community notes mention vaccination boom, hog shipments, wood supply, and U B conference gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettsville
Ila
John Verink
Florence Hunter
Justice Howe
Muscatine
Verink
David Parsons
Ruth Parson
North Chestnut Street
Ham Fullerton
Seventy-Six
Harvey Shellabarger
Chicago
Fred Stump
Iowa Avenue
Mary Shellabarger
Main
Nebraska
Eugene Harrison
Wapello
Shields
Garrett Bros
A. C. Furnas
E. F. Brockway
Washington County
N. R. Letts
Letts
John Heidlebaugh
Kate Hagan
Ice Breakup Shifts River Traffic and Boat Upgrades
The ice on the river moves slowly and spectators watch frosty floes drift past. Capt. Blair heads to Chicago to outfit two boats for 1902 operations, the Helen Blair and W. J. Young, Jr, with new water supply systems and refits. River traffic losses rise due to ice blockades, while Captain Winans expands a Mississippi fleet and coal docks at Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Blair
Chicago
Davenport Democrat
W. A. Blair
Helen Blair
W. J. Young, Jr
Burlington
Muscatine
Robert Dodds
Captain Winans
Upper Mississippi
Mississippi River Towing Co
Clinton
Dubuque
Not a Candidate Says Editor Journal
An editor declares he is not a candidate for city marshal or any public position, thanking friends for consideration but affirming he would not accept the role or any other public post.
Special Low Rate to California from Iowa Central
During March and April the Iowa Central road offers one way excursion tickets to California from all Iowa and Illinois stations at a special low rate. Elegant tourist cars with modern conveniences depart each Tuesday in March and April, traveling coastward without change. For full information, reservations, rates and circulars, contact your local Iowa Central agent or Geo. S. Ratty, G. P. and T. A. Marshalltown Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iowa Central Road
Iowa
Illinois
Pacific Coast
Coast
Iowa Central Avent
Geo. S. Ratty, G. P. ,& T. A. Marshalltown
A Wife Praises Mother’s Friend For Easier Births
A wife testifies that she bore four children with severe pains in prior deliveries but used Mother's Friend before the last birth. She describes a healthy boy and claims the remedy let her do housework two hours before birth with minimal pains.
Mother's Friend touted to ease pregnancy and labor
An advertisement claims Mother's Friend strengthens the body and clears the mind for the mother, relaxes muscles to help labor, relieves morning sickness and nervousness, prevents breast danger, shortens recovery, and is sold by druggists for $1 a bottle with free illustrated information from the Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Miss Virginia Granes Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Miss Virginia Granes of Watertown New York praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating ovarian and uterine inflammations and says it cured her falling womb after four years. She offers $5000 for any fake testimonial and encourages sick women to seek the remedy at Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses’ Association
Watertown
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Virginia Granes
Lydia FE
Pinkham
West Liberty transfers show multiple property deeds
A sequence of land transfers and lot sales in West Liberty and surrounding townships lists numerous parcels by section township and range with buyers such as DeForest Ferguson, Adam Frenzel, Catherine McIntosh, J. A. Webb, and Nellie F. Ballard. Several transactions include frontages on Oak Street and Tenth Street with values ranging from 1 400 to 8 578 dollars.
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Weat Liberty
R. Ferguson
Atalissa
Cess
W. Hinkhouse
Adam Frenzel
Charles C. Bryberger
Herman Fosser
Harry H. Rockafellow
N. E. Frac
Fe- Ol
Cacsekks Etane
C. H. Richey
G. V. Baker
Isaiah Gideon
Nellie F. Ballard
John Dpd. Stuart
Joseph Bowser
John R. Ratcliff
John Barger
Conus
Charles Hendrix
Dayton M. Riggs
Bgs
Cccsesessass
Ciara E. Batterson
John Hahn
City of Muscatine
Frank Ashcraft
Charles P. Malone
Oak Street
Tenth Street
Ogilvie
Geo
W. Griffith
A. M. Floyd
John G. Holmes
Aaron C. Noble
N. Tf
John A. Webb
R. Emil Meister
William White
Sila
Weller Robinson
Allen H. Floyd
N. W
Ella Smith
Butterfield
West Liberty
Town
Downer
North Wilton
Joana Gerlenbach
Hus
John Idle
Newton F. Watkins
Allen Philip Metz
Couple Transfers Wig Lot in Section 9 Purchase
A notice records Mary McIntire and husband transferring a wig of aw? and a security in Section 9 at SW corner. The document notes John W. Lee as involved with the transfer and 1600 00 as a price or value reference.
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Mary Mclntire
Hus
John W.lee
Wig
Sec
When We Were Twenty One at the Grand
Amusements note for the Grand presentation of When We Were Twenty One on Thursday March 6. The New York Herald praised the drama as wholesome and timely with brave sympathetic characters. Critics nationwide hailed it as a valuable addition to modern theatre and praised the company.
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New York Herald
Herald
New York
Knickerbocker Theatre
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
New Star Shines in The Watch on the Rhine at Grand
The article notes the bright reception for the new star Mr Wilson in The Watch on the Rhine. It promises a stronger performance with improved scenery and a clear supporting cast. It also mentions novel electrical and mechanical effects debuting with the production at the Grand on Saturday March 8.
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Wilson
East Hill residents note post election mood and local moves
Miss Maggie Haney visits Winona relatives while Mrs. Leach stops by Des Moines. A ward election outcome pleases locals, alderman expected to serve broadly. Several families shift homes on Sherman street and around Park Avenue and Washington Street as Cedar county and local movers reshape East Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Haney
Winona
Minnesota
Leach
Des Moines
Gates
Park Place
O. Rittenhouse
Anna Hackett
Chet Coder
Gear Letts
C. T. McCampbell
Philip Mitz
Cedar County
Presbyterians to Feature Quartet of Fine Singers
A quartet at the Presbyterian church will perform next Sunday morning and evening. The group includes Mrs. E F Gobble soprano Miss Nellie Roberson contralto Fred Pentzer tenor and G W Porter bass. Their known ability promises sacred music of the highest order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Gobble
Nellie Robertson
Fred Pentzer
G. W. Porter
Presbyterian Church
Sunflower Ridge Social Notes Move to Greenfield
Sunflower Ridge residents report a move to Greenfield Iowa as Mr and Mrs Weikert and family depart for their new home. The Grimm youths visited the Henke home Saturday. Eugene Hetzler returns from Muscatine after attending business college this winter. George Alteneder of Colfax Washington is visiting the area.
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Sunflower Ridge
Eye cure featured in Dr. Coffee’s eye disease book
A. J. Palmer of Melrose Iowa describes his eye trouble and cure in Dr W O Coffee’s The New System of Treating Diseases of the Eye. The page book includes dozens of illustrated cases with colored cuts and offers free information if you describe your case.
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A. J. Palmer
Melrose
Iowa
W. O. Coffee
Solun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Journal
MRS
John A. Robbins
Oids’ Block
Isham's
Ed. Coady
Lyell Reppert
Mrs. Webb Will
Bayfield
John McIntosh
G. F. Kerm
Columbus Junction
City
Joseph Hickey
Chas. King
Davenport
Rock Island
Josh Secrest
Downey
Wilton
H. B. Hahn
Wm. Eisley
E. I
Ethel Hackett
Nellie Renshaw
Nichols
Clark Smith
James Nay
Journal
Robert Barhaert
Pennsylvania
J. K. Miller
Henry Mundyke
Stillwater, Minn
the Journal Muscatine
the Journal
Atlantic
Vermonter
Green Mountain Renovator
Ily
Havercamp’s Pharmacy
East Second Street
Dodds
Blair
Father of Waters
Mississippi
al. H. Wilson
Sidney R. Ellis
Messrs
Chas. H. Yale
the Golden Voiced Singer
East Hill
Nellie Brie
Sweetland
Dr. Coffee
Coffee
Sera
J. L. Giesler
J. A. Kaiser
5. L. Johnson
I. H. Little
Gus Schmidt
John H. Kaiser
A Baird
F. W. Swan
F. W. Evemeyer
J. L. Geisler
C. A. Mull
Ss. Blackwell
E. P. Day
Giesenhaus
Bern
East
M. A. Barr
Osteopathic
Lowa
H. C. Thiesen’s
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