Noted Oregon Statesman Recovery Talk in East
Hon Shiller B Herman of Portland reports his eastern trip improved his health after years of nervous and chronic dyspepsia. He credits Cooper medicines after a Boston banker’s advice and a skeptical start. The testimonial ends with praise for Cooper preparations from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiller B. Herman
Portland
Oregon
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
Boston
Oregonian
Herman
Havercamp
Local Muscatine Notes and Arrivals
A roundup of residents in Muscatine with visitors and trips including Mrs M C Smith Wilton E L Hastings DeWitt IA Mrs J Ziffron ill improving and many travel by wagon and train to Nichols Lone Tree and Wilton. Carriers Roach & Musser sell black wood and Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea promotes health.
Schmidt Election Ratified by Council and City Winners Declared
The council ratified the city election held last Monday after inspecting poll books. Barney Schmidt led for mayor with 1950 votes, over W. S. Norton with 1460, and the council issued certificates of election to all successful candidates. Aldermen from four wards were declared elected, and minor poll-book discrepancies were addressed in a special session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Schmidt
Dr. W. S. Norton
City Recorder
Kneese
Sanders
Henry G. Schoenig
W. S. Norton
Thomas F. Gleason
E. E. Davidson
W. W. Richards
Geo. M. Dowell
C. H. Reesink
David Vanatta
Eugene A. Coon
H. S. Howe
Lutton R. Whipple
Charles Whitmore
Simon P. Wilhelm
Frank Walter
Lee W. Lang
Nathan Hoefflin
Chas. F. Hahn
John W. Zetler
Wendell B. Nyenhuis
Wm. Grossklaus
Joseph B. Miller
Henry F. Meyers
J. H. Carl
M. H. Hess
Brad E. Law
John D. Diercks
John S. Nietzel
Ald. Diercks
Ald. Kneese
Steamboat Season Expected to Open Soon
Captain Blair of the White Collar line directs agents to ready for opening the steamboat season. The Columbia to enter Davenport Burlington trade about March 28, with the Helen Blair making a southbound excursion around early April for about fifty passengers. Daily packets between Burlington and Davenport to run through summer after excursion period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
White Collar Line Company
Columbia
Davenport-Burlington
Helen Blair
White Collar Line
Burlington
Davenport
Former resident succumbs to illness in Wapello
Mrs. J. H. Gresham of 402 West Second street left yesterday afternoon for Wapello after the death of her brother Edward Carrigan aged 33. Carrigan, known in Muscatine, passed away after suffering from consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gresham
West Second Street
Wapello
Edward Carrigan
Mr. Carrigan
Muscatine
Runaway Delivers Excitement on Iowa Avenue
A McQuesten and Sawyer delivery wagon, pulled by a fast horse, dashed through Iowa Avenue this morning. It sped down the street, turned onto Second Street, and was eventually captured without reported injuries or further incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Avenue
McQuesten & Sawyer
Iowa Ave
Second Street
Cure all stomach troubles with Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
Dyspepsia is described as a range of hunger and appetite problems. The ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest food independently of the stomach to rest it and restore health. It cites rapid digestion, relief from indigestion burning gas and loss of appetite, and offers free samples by mail and a price of 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
W. H. Graff
A. G. Bestenlehner
G. A. Riemcke
A. W. Morgan
Local Minister to Address Federation
Rev. B. C. Preston of the First Congregational church will address the federation of men's clubs in Galesburg this evening. The weeklong observance of the Galesburg Central church’s seventieth anniversary closes with Patriotic Night and a program reflecting on the impact of saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Preston
First Congregational Church
Galesburg
Federation of Men’s Clubs
Electric Bitters Promised Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
A vintage ad claims Electric Bitters rapidly ease symptoms in stomach liver kidneys and bowels, offering relief for digestive issues with a price of 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
Sunday school class plans exchange at local music store
WEST LIBERTY March 6. Mrs W W Andersons Sunday school class will hold an exchange at Smallfields music store Saturday March 7. Mr and Mrs Ernest Kerr returned from Chicago on the early train Thursday after a delightful visit with Mr and Mrs A A Hardin. Mrs S F Burnett residing one and one half miles north of town departed on the evening train Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
W. W. Anderson
Smallfield
Ernest Kerr
Chicago
Ill
A. A. Hardin
S. F. Burnett
ZEMO Promises Quick Cure for Eczema and Pimples
An ad claims ZEMO, a clean external liquid, quickly and permanently clears eczema and pimples by drawing germs to the surface and destroying them. The notice asks readers to write E. W. Rose Med Co for a sample and notes sale by A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street and all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ZEMO
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Sunflower Ridge Local Notes March 6
The sick in Sunflower Ridge are improving. Miss Tillie Henke visited the Kretschmar home in Pine Mills. Eugene Hetzler helps D. C. Cole. John Smith of Pleasant Prairie called on neighbors Tuesday. Daniel Grimm Sr and Mildred leave for Sibley Iowa to visit Fred Grimm. Mrs. Wm Brownewell cares for ill daughter Mrs R Martz at Sweetland. Louis Irwin visited Muscatine Fri-Sat. Edna Martz visits aunt Mabel Brownewell. Aug Paul and wife spent Sunday with Ed Martin family in Sweetland. George Brei family also visited relatives. Ladies Aid met Mrs D Grimm last Wednesday. Elmer Paul returned Friday from Muscatine where he attended school.
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Menlo
Cyrus la Rue
John Wanamaker
Nashua
Chickasaw County
William Bodman
Muscatine
Davenport
Will Hartapee
Iowa City
Boyd Eves
Ina Garrison
Nannie Osborn
Gladius Mosher
Henrietta Martin
Florence Bodman
Bernice Fulton
Jean Nichols
Ruth Green
Minna Propst
Miss Garrison
J. B. Naftzger
New York
Hoboken
N. J
Lance Abbott
Joe Lane
Council Bluffs
O. E. Markham
Afton
Union County
George Moore
Cyrus Overman
Clara Hill
Little Rock
Ark
R. C. Morgan
Chicago
Wapsinonoc Township
C. Carlin
Des Moines
Ed Boltenly
Nichols
J. Yoder
South English
George Chase
Elm Street
J. D. Raver
Sunflower Ridge
Tillie Henke
Kretschmar
Pine Mills
Eugene Hetzler
D. C. Cole
John Smith
Pleasant Prairie
Daniel Grimm
Mildred
Sibley
Fred Grimm
Wm. Brownewell
R. Martz
Sweetland
Louis Irwin
Edna Martz
Mabel Brownewell
Aug. Paul
Ed Martin
George Brei
D. Grimm
Elmer Paul
Grandview
L. G. Woodruff
Columbus Junction
Albert Dodder
Wm. Walker
J. E. McCray
Wapello
Elmer Young
Ollie McGrew
Jno. Hardman
Wm. Guthrie
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Keokuk
Geo. Cocklin
Galesburg
Ill
T. L. Nicklaus
Crawfordsville
Wm. Morgan
Mississippi Valley Exchange
M. Hunter
Harley Young
Jake Martin
Frances Reinley
Gladwin
A. H. Young
Clarence King
Oakville
Chas. King
Ethel
Charles Graham
Bellevue Hospital
Edna
Leola Kemp
Fred Shew
Len O'Dell
Montana
Roy Young
P. E. Lischer
Our City
Edward Smith
C. W. Johann
Roy Schneider
Euclid
Minn
Callihan
Ruby Mce- Grew
M. SS. Mc-Grew
D. J. Higley
Ida Benson Shaw
Denver
Colo
St. Louis
Virgin Oil of Pine Compound Promises Quick Relief
Virgin Oil of Pine claims to ease coughs colds hoarseness and bronchial irritation by delivering the pine active principles. The Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati markets a pure prepared compound with kidney benefits and backache relief, sold in sealed vials with directions and a wooden case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Grandview Social Roundup Sightings and Moves
Grandview on March 6 reports a steady stream of visitors and movers. Dr. L G Woodruff of Columbus Junction visits while many residents travel to Muscatine for business and relatives. Families relocate, hospital returns, and trips to Galesburg and Colorado shape the week.
Stamp Dodgers Are Now Being Sought
A crusade targets stamp dodgers using lower class postage for higher class mail. Fines of ten dollars apply per offense for knowingly concealing or depositing higher class matter in lower class mail. Washington reports show two years of violations and government action to stop them.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Markhams Farewell Reception Before Move to Union County
Cedar Valley notes Mr and Mrs Markham hosted a farewell reception at their home last Thursday. The Markhams will move to Union County at month's start. Attendees included Fred Swain Carl Rock Marvin Rock Floyd MelIntire George Askam Reuben and Clark Askam Ben and Walter Coxen Archie Stahley Ellwood Eddie and Ray Smith Paul Oxley Ward McMahon Frank Timberlake Willie McMahon Guy Hildebrand Harry Perry Bert Bassett Verda Flater Blanche Rock Ruth Coxen Grace Cheseboro Kittie Ingraham Ola Hawkins Mae Ingraham Lulu Epping Daisy Minteer Ethel Oxley Jean Ransome and Ethel Markham. Light refreshments followed a delightful evening.
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Cedar Valley
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Wilton
E. L. Hastings
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Mississippi Box Co
L. D. Sears
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M. Statton
Drury’s Landing
A. L. Brockett
Eliza, Ill
John Schultz
Lone Tree
Martin Stinson
Illinois
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Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company
W. H. Baskett
Moline
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
S. McGreer
C. E. McIntosh
Louis Braun
Montpelier
H. Glatstein
George Keck
Summit
Mary Harker
Mrs. C. Smith
Atalissa
H. C. Hamilton
Letts
H. Kane
Frank Schroeder
Meliie Ray
Miss Ora
East Third Street
Havercamp’s
Bert Hine
Lenora Ellman
J. W. Riggs
Hershey Avenue
Isetta
Myrtle Brown
Lillian Juel
Hershey Hospital Corps of Nurses
Ella DuBois
Ottumwa
Blanche Kline
Mulberry Avenue
Harper, Ia
J. A. Trotter
F. W. Harley
Ainsworth
H. P. Caple
Cedar Street
Portland Cement
Atlas
Marquette
Neidig’s Book Store
East Second Street
Schmidt
Council
Captain Blair
Driver
Rev
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Wm. Khone
Forest
Fruitland
Silas Hardman
Lewis Young
G. H. Young
Orpha Young
Browning Business College
Harley Krahl
Pallett
Colorado Springs
Lewis Lieberknecht
Will Walters
O. W. McGrew
Grandma Jackson
D. M. Bridges
Geo. Young
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