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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
7
An advertisement touts Siri's Green Mountain Renovator as a cure for lazy liver and diseased kidneys. It claims pure blood prevents disease, promotes health, and offers a money back guarantee. Distributed nationwide by stated sole agents from Vermont roots and herbs.
Ed Henneker visited in Washington with a former army comrade. Alderman Bartemeier traveled to Columbus Junction on business. Joe R. Anson left for Kansas City after visiting relatives here. Mrs Ira Maxwell and children headed to North English to establish a new home. Mrs L F Chaudoin departed for Jessup after two weeks here. Grand Master Workman Wm Narvis of the A O U W left for Winnipeg for a weeklong session. Mrs Frank W Kasper went to Adams to visit relatives for a week.
A brief drug label notes that Bro mo-Lax contains no quinine and offers a rapid safe cure for colds grip neuralgia and constipation. It promotes purchase at all druggists with emphasis on its efficacy and safety.
Mrs James Hannan arrives home on the midnight train from the tri cities. Hon Geo M Titus travels to Chicago on business. Am os Schott suffers rheumatism. Mrs J M Butler visits relatives in Vinton. Ice thickness guides roadway use. Mrs Jesse Butler heads home to What Cheer. Mrs C P Estell changes cars en route to Wellman. Mary Minor arrives from Ft Smith Ark to care for her son Bully Minor. Miss Elizabeth Crull leaves Pleasant Prairie School after a year.
Rosa Beeding and Edna Hall visited at Wm. Epperly's. Fred Crawford traveled to Aledo. a large crowd attended Wm. Epperly's sale with everything selling well. S. S. Boruff joined Joy crowds. Lulu Crawford returned from Aledo. Walter Claypool and wife moved to a farm. Mr. Curry to work for H. J. Fisher. Mrs. Will Sheese and two sons traveled south for two months. Stella Epperly visited her aunt in Joy.
Mrs. E. A. Coulter and Mrs. Levi Wagner hosted about 80 friends at the Woodman hall last Friday evening. Miss Carrie Page returns home for vacation. Mrs. Marion Baker visited Mrs. H. C. Lane and Rev. Lodge of Iowa City preached at the M. E. church. Rev. Boydston remains housebound. Fred Potter of Des Moines mentioned.
In Nichols Iowa March events unfold from a new farm purchase to a church revival. A funeral for Mrs. Fred Jacobson at the M E church is noted with details on the family and interment near Hill's siding. A barber and shop changes plus a health advertisement about Stuart's Catarrh Tablets closes the column.
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