Local notices and shoppers fill Muscatine page
Miss Sue Weikert and Miss Olive Hain of Wilton spent time in Muscatine while others bought dry box fuel and observed engine and pump ads. Residents visited friends and relatives, with several homes for sale on Mulberry and a Kansas City/Oklahoma trip planned for the Havercamps. Local business ads promote A B C Family Tea and Dream of ease shoes as medical and lifestyle aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Weikert
Wilton
Olive Hain
Ladies' Aid organized in Geneva Sunday school
The Geneva Sunday school Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Stamler's home with about fifteen women and formed an organization to support the Sunday school. Mrs. Fred Garrison was elected president with Mrs. Otto Brudtkuhl as vice president, Miss Dorothy Gulder secretary, and Miss Clara Fischer treasurer. The next meeting is set for April 14 at Mrs. W. Johnson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Geneva Sunday School
William Stamler
Fred Garrison
Otto Brudtkuhl
Dorothy Gulder
Clara Fischer
W. Johnson
Mesdames
James Freese
George Russell
J. C. Miller
James Federlin
William Fahey
William Browning
Henry Fischer
Walter Johnson
Elizabeth Rode
Flora Fischer
Ethel Fischer
Duncan
Park Avenue M. E. Church
John Duncan
Washington Street
DeWitt
Park Avenue
East Hill
Fred Hines
Dale Street
Kindler Avenue
Carl Wassemund
W. Fuhlman
Sweetsland Township
May Gray
First Avenue
Monroe Street
Davenport
E. P. Bridges
Ponde Street
East Second Street
Clara Wilson
H. Miller
LaCrosse
Wis
F. Riese
East Ninth Street
Charles Beattie
Oskaloosa
Wapello News Briefs and Local Movements
Wapello March items note Burl Foor family visiting relatives from Conesville. Miss Anna Warren visits Muscatine, Mary Baldridge hosts K U T E Society, Mary Weber returns from Shellsburg, Edna Foor returns to Burlington job, Jennie Robertson visits Columbus City, John Parsons farm sold to W C Smith, Senor Falcon departs to Illinois then Mexico City, Mrs M A Kelly visits over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Burl Foor
Conesville
C. W. Warren
Anna
Muscatine
Mary Baldridge
K. U. T. E. Society
Mary Weber
Shellsburg
Iowa
Edna Gertrude Foor
Burlington
Burlington Automobile Supply Co
Jennie Robertson
Columbus City
John Parsons
Jefferson Township
Thompson M. Parson
W. C. Smith
Senor Falcon
Simple, Pleasant Laxative Syrup of Figs and Senna
The Well-Informed world favors Syrup of Figs combined with Elixir of Senna as a trusted, gentle yet effective laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co. sells genuine bottles through leading druggists for fifty cents each, emphasizing ethical standards and known safe ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Credited
Chicago reader says two doctors warned of third surgery but after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, she recovered from inflammation and a tumor. The ad promotes the product as a long standing remedy for female ills, urging others to try it rather than endure surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia _t
Pinkham
Alvena Sperling
Langdon Street
Local Notes from Columbus City and Surrounding Areas
Reports from Columbus City include Amor Kelly’s son and grandson Norval improving after inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. G. M. Isett and Miss Nancy shopped in Muscatine. A missionary societies meeting at the Methodist church featured Senor Falcon’s Mexico work and home mission speakers. Wapello minstrel show praised. $75 house. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Winder. Dr. T. Roades ill with appendicitis. Mrs. Emanuel Schwab dies of paralysis. funeral at German church. John Parsons of Wapello passes after long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor Kelly
Columbus City
Norval Kelly
G. M. Isett
Nancy
Muscatine
Methodist Church
Hoag
Ss. F. Small
Con. Murphy
Charles McLaughlin
Wapello
Burlington
J. W. Blythe
E. P. Lodge
Messrs. Morrow
Gratan
Homer Winder
D. R. McCullough
Alberta Stephens
Dc. T. Roades
F. M. Mossberry
E. B. Tucker
Columbus’ Junction
Emanuel Schwab
John Parsons
Fruitland School Board Elects Five Teachers
Fruitland township school board at Lone Tree schoolhouse elected five teachers for the new term Miss Frances Bielefeld Miss Ola Hawkins Miss Nellie Foley Miss Allie Contriman and Miss Anna Geertz Also noted are visiting student Miss Jennie Fitzsimmons staying with relatives and local news of a new baby birth and hospital admission plus a house move by the Fowlers and residence change in the Morris Strouse property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
Fruitland Township
Lone Tree
Frances Bielefeld
Ola Hawkins
Nellie Foley
Allie Contriman
Anna Geertz
Jennie Fitzsimmons
Cedar Falls
Asa Shepard
D. D. Webster
Hershey Hospital
Ota Wiley
Buffalo
Chas. Fowler
Morris Strouse
Missionary convention notes old officers reelected
Samuel Sinnett spoke on the Laymen's missionary meeting in Des Moines as the Bloomingon Friends' church hosts the semi annual convention. The Sweetland township Sunday school league re elected president L N Stigers and other officers with a large afternoon audience and a program featuring Miss Bernice Miller Miss Myrtle Sauer Miss Mable Sauer and several others. No location for the next convention was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Township Sunday School League
Bloomington
William Sauer
George Brogan
Lilly Hoopes
Freyermuth
Elizabeth Greiner
George Feastal
Gertrude Raub
C. H. Miller
C. M. Olander
Samuel T. Sinnett
Des Moines
Bernice Miller
Walter Hoag
Myrtle
Mable Sauer
Ethel Lang
Margaret Hoskins
Oakla Allbee
Pearl Greiner
Mrs. Collins
Downey M P Church Reopens After Remodeling Dedication
Dr J C Nutt recounts Downey Iowa church dedication on February 21 honoring Pastor Linder. The remodel cost nearly two thousand dollars, yielding a debt free, modern structure praised for design and comfort. Community support backed the project amid opposition and forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Recorder
J. C. Nutt
M. P
Downey
Bro. Linder
Iowa
Cc. J. Nutt
Report such threats to authorities to save lives
Advice follows Fairport tragedy and Harry Jones trial urging immediate reporting of individuals brandishing weapons and vowing revenge to prevent time, money, regrets, notoriety, and human loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairport
Harry Jones
Columbus Junction Social News and Visitors
Mrs. C. A. Woodruff and son Max and daughter Grace traveled to Muscatine Wednesday. T. M. Brown and Miss Anna Norris of Letts visited on business. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wilson returned home to West Branch after wintering with Sam Thomas south of Columbus City. C. Link visited Mediapolis. Chas Betle of Iowa City arrived in Columbus Junction. Miss Mollie Church visited Ainsworth with her sister Mrs. L. Duncan. Mrs. C. H. Stebbins and daughter Bessie left for Muscatine after visiting J. Hoover and J. C. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
C. A. Woodruff
Max
Grace
Muscatine
T. M. Brown
Anna Norris
Letts
F. B. Wilson
Sam Thomas
Columbus City
West Branch
C. Link
Mediapolis
Chas Betle
Iowa City
Bechtel
Cone
Rev
Co. Foster
H. M. Letts
Ellen Snyder
Fredonia
Burlington
Wm. Whitacre
Lou Duncan
Ainsworth
A. Simmons
Davenport
E. G. Rabenold
S. Rabenold
Columbus City News
Cotter
Stewart van Vliet
Jesse Marshall
R. G. McCoy
Ed. McCoy
L. L. Wilson
Bob Morgan
Ira Morgan
Mat Butman
Fred Randolph
W. W. Allen
Sarah Rineheart
Sophie Lischer
S S S Cure for Rheumatism Promised by Blood Purifier
The article explains rheumatism as an internal blood condition caused by excess uric acid from poor digestion and kidneys. It argues S S S purifies the blood, removes uric acid, and thus cures rheumatism, with liniments offering only temporary relief and external treatments not addressing the root cause. It offers a book and free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Helped by S S S Against Rheumatism After Seventeen Months
A Indianapolis resident J OMalley writes of eighteen months of severe rheumatism and failed remedies. After starting S S S he gained relief within two bottles, abandoned crutches, resumed work, and has remained free of symptoms for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Malley
Senate Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
Rheumatism Cured by S S S Says North Carolina Woman
Lucy Carr of Raleigh describes years of bone and joint pain and bed confinement. She claims starting S S S improved her blood and led to a complete cure with no subsequent aches or pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh, N.C
Lucy Carr
Rheumatism Cured By S. S. S. Says Chase Gilder
In Newport News Virginia a patient recovering from fever suffered inflammatory rheumatism in the knees preventing leaving the room for months. After trying doctors and various remedies, he used S S S and soon felt much better and was entirely cured. He now praises the remedy and recommends it to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Agnew
East Gambier St
Mt. Vernon
Newport News
CHASE
Gilder
32Nd Street
Royal Neighbors Plan Muscatine Assembly
Mrs. George Black and two officers held a conference in Muscatine to arrange the Muscatine district Royal Neighbors of America annual assembly set for May 10 at Columbus Junction. Mrs. Black serves as president, Mrs. Ness as vice president, and Mrs. Parvin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
George Black
Daniel Ness
Kate Parvin
Muscatine
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Baby’s
Dr. D. Jayne
Pr. D. Jayne
Y. W. W. Richards
Ida Thede
Durant
Mulberry Avenue
John A. Robbins
William P. Pierret
Maquoketa
Andrew, Jr
John Weaver
A. J. Weaver
Fairbank’s
Red Jacket
U. S
Frank Ashcraft’s
East 2Nd St
John J. Havercamp and Sons
Kansas City
Oklahoma
George Haschar
Peter Haas
Bellevue Hospital
Albert Hyink
Houser Street
Nichols
A. B. Clapp
Hershey
Braunsworth
Miss Lenox
Markman Millinery
August Deutschman
West Eighth Street
Lindsay
C. Otto’s
W. T. Barnet
Lezotte
W. K. Hennig
Corner Ninth and
Chestnut Streets
Herman Wetzel
Grand Hotel
Fyel
J. K. Tyler
Oliver Hartman
Roach & Musser's
Mr. Hartman
J. L. Klein
Ayer
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
W. B.corsets
Eingarzten Bros
Geneva Aid
NEW Society
Presi
Dent
Johnson
Wapelia
Ispas
L. N. Stigers
Land League
Samuel Sinnett
Coming Missionary Convention
S.S.S
T. Minor
Newton
W. A. Green
D. R. Jones
L. S. Blair
W. A. Duncan
Lez
CARDU
Charles Bragg
Sweetser, Ind
Cardui
Cardaine
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