Revival Meetings At Park Avenue M E Church Continue All Week
Rev Pot ter leads a series of revival meetings at Park Avenue M E Church with daily sessions this week. Children gather at 4 PM today, and a ladies meeting is planned for tomorrow afternoon. Attendance grows as Rev Porter from First M E Church delivers talks on Room for Jesus and Gratitude. Nearby residents with illness or travel update their movements.
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Park Avenue M. E
J. Wesley Porter
M. E
Potter
Jesus
Local News Briefs From Conesville To Davenport
Numerous brief notices report residents traveling to Chicago Washington Davenport and Riverside for short visits business calls and relatives. Names appear including John Boggs Walter Johnson William Wagner Hattie Jerrot Amos Keeler O G Goodwin Will Kaiser Charles Mosqua R T Shannon W B Bailey George Smith Myrtle Koenigsaecker Edith Davis Ida Manley and others. Advertising items include dry kindling wood for sale and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
A Great Speech on Dolliver’s Senate Address
Washington Bureau reports Senator Dolliver’s Senate address attracts wide support from Democratic friends. The Iowa senator counters critics who label him socialist and defends his Republican principles against discrediting attacks.
South Muscatine Home Funeral for Adan Cary
Funeral services for Adan Cary will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock at the Cary residence on Kansas street, with Mrs. Carrie Curtis of Musserville Friends church officiating. The body will be taken to Grandview for further services at the Methodist church, with interment at Indian Creek cemetery. Cary, born October 4 1829 in Fayette county Ohio, married Sarah Ellis in Louisa county in 1850 and had 11 children.
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Adan Cary
Cary
Kansas Street
Carrie Curtis
Musserville
Louisa County
Sarah Ellis
Canada
George
Mike Pfeiffer
John Cary
Mr. Cary
John Kemp
Grandview
Musserville M EB
Chureh
McCrory
Salvation Army
Dr Hale’s Household Ointment Promises Quick Skin Cure
Advertises Dr Hale’s Household Ointment as a permanent cure for itching burning and stubborn skin diseases with immediate relief after first application. Claims no grease or oil and easy use. Sold at drug stores or sent from Kenyon & Thomas Adams New York state.
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Renic
Kenyon & Thomas
Adams, N. Y
One Hundred Foot Well Completed at Dairy Plant
A new well over 100 feet deep at the C. and S. Sanitary Dairy plant now holds more than 60 feet of water. Initial plans to drill for gas were abandoned after encountering bolus clay layers, and the well will be used for water.
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Dairy Company
C. & S. Sanitary Dairy Company
Wapello Social Notes and Local Moves
Wapello residents share visits and health updates as Mrs. Walter Mincher returns home from Cone. Mrs. Don Darrow and Mrs. H O Weaves receive visits while Mrs. Williams remains poorly with rheumatism. The Ladies Mite society entertained by Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Chas Wallace. crowd small due to bad weather yet raised 7 dollars. New birth for Ira Lesner family. Mary McChesney heads to Mediapolis to visit Mrs. Bertha Scott. L I L Cilley visiting brother from Minnesota. Mrs. McLaughlin returns from Chicago visit. Will Morgan conducts business in Oakville then travels to Burlington. County Attorney Oscar Hale visits Columbus Junction. Kecks plan move to Prescott Kansas for health reasons.
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Wapello
Walter Mincher
Cone
Emma Mincher
Don Darrow
H. O. Weaves
Williams
Ladies’ Mite Society
Weaver
Chas. Wallace
Ira Lesner
Mary McChesney
Mediapolis
Bertha Scott
L. IL
Cilley
Minnesota
McLaughlin
Mayme
Chicago
Will Morgan
Oakville
Geo. Graham
Points
Texas
Burlington
Oscar Hale
Columbus Junction
Fred Keck
Prescott
Kan
Anniversary Feast for August Deikman Couple
Foster Illinois March 7 1906 relatives and friends numbered about 30 gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs August Deikman to celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary. An elaborate multi course dinner followed by a sociable time. Tokens of remembrances included silver and chinaware. Guests included the Stewarts Kleist Spiller Watson Ripley and Gillett families and several friends and relatives.
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Foster
Ill
August Deikman
Matthew Stewart
Galvin Stewart
D. A. Kleist
J. R. Spiller
T. Watson
Hazel Dell Social Notes March 7
Miss Martha Mewes is very ill. Guy Vanatta moved into his own house formerly the Gaunt farm last week. Meigs Hayes visited Leon MacGinnis of Minois City Thursday. Ed Fox daughters of Buffalo Prairie stay with Uncle C Whitlock before departing for Canada. Mrs Jesse Hayes of Illinois City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Peppers Sunday.
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Hazel Dell
Martha Mewes
Guy Vanatta
Gaunt Farm
Meigs Hayes
Leon MacGinnis
Minois City
Ed. Fox
Buffalo Prairie
C. Whitlock
Canada
Jesse Hayes
Illinois City
Ben Peppers
Senator Dolliver Defends Property in Speech on Railroads
March 7 1906 Senator Dolliver faces questions over his senate speech defending property rights and opposing government ownership of railroads. He rejects socialism charges and emphasizes regulation of railway rates and the need to protect American institutions.
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Frank J. Stillman
Senate
Dolliver
Iowa
West
Doliver
Congressional Record
Delliver
Republican Party
Doltiver
National
United States
England
House of Commons
United Kingdom
America
Change of life warnings and Lydia E Pinkham remedy
The article warns women near midlife of health risks and symptoms during the transition. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as increasing vitality and restoring nerve strength, with free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Read testimonials show recovery from displacement and cancer fears, urging other women to seek treatment.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie E. G. Hyland
Chestertown
Lizzie Hinkle
Salem
Ind
Hyland
Hinkle
Shielding American Institutions From Party Excess
The speaker defends the enduring foundation of free government and warns that party differences must sit on a stable republic. Citing Jefferson and Lincoln, he lauds equal rights, rejects special privileges, and praises Theodore Roosevelt’s square deal as true republican doctrine to defend everywhere.
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Republican Party
Santo Domingo
Philippine
Thomas Jefferson
Moetto
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevielt
Old
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Sweetland Center
George Herr
Wilton
J. A. Wallace
Joseph Butcher
Park Avenue
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Carson City
Mich
Hattie Biclereff
Iowa City
Archie Tyler
Jacob Fisch & Sons
Thompson Bros
McQuesten & Sawyer Co
What Is
Castoria
Ceemine
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New York City
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John Boggs
Conesville
Walter Johnson
el Paso
Roach & Musser Sash & Door Co
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Nichols
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East Fifth Street
Hattie Jerrot
Washington
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Bayfield
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Milwaukee
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W. H. Fishburn
Rocky Mountain
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J. B. Rhodes
Lone Tree
Mrs
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Wellman
Kansas
Will Kaiser
Charles Mosqua
East
R. T. Shannon
Wapello, In
W. B. Bailey
George Smith
Fairport
F. S. Pentzer
Fred Shermer
Riverside
John Richley
Hollister
Sam Elkins
Crockery
Batterson Stores
Davenport
Myrtle Koenigsaecker
J. G. Walters
Father Jacobsmeier
Rock Island
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Gertrude Mark
Ida Manley
Serius Rete S
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Senator Dolliver
Democratic Friends
Washington Bureau Journal
South Muscatine
Mus
Serville Friends Church, Will Con
End News
Epworth League
Musserville M. E. Church
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Evans Street
Dr. Hale
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AE By. Hyland
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