Wells Fargo era adjourns with East Liberty visit notes
Isham's California Water's of Life Spring and summer suitings at Welch & Knopp's. Mr. Kerr arrives from the east. Miss Lilly Fuller to visit relatives in West Liberty. Sore throat cured by Eclectric Oil in 24 hours. Pleurisy strikes Herman Elfers. Misses McCormick and Gordon travel to Columbus Junction to visit relatives. Dean's Kidney Pills praised for itching piles relief. L. B. Klein travels to Burlington. Mrs. John Froener ill in Buter ville. Jaun dice afflicts Mrs. H. P. Schuyler. Typhoid patient John Achter improving. Mrs. Wm. Kruiger and daughter better. Adolph Lessering improving after leg operation. Mrs. Mary Martin recovering from pneumonia. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup endorsed for coughs. Mrs. O. Schiller visiting then returns to Lone Tree. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised. Arthur Wagner stops in city en route home. Katherine Ridgway Concert company leaves after Grand Opera performance. John W. McKee travels to Ft. Scott, Kan. Then visits Wichita. Family from Warsaw, Ky arrive with remains of Mrs. Olds. M. W. A. appoints Mart F. Eaton chief forester. to attend Des Moines state meeting March 20–21.
Real Estate Transfers Hit Notable March Week Totaling Near 400000
During the first week of March, big real estate deals dominated at the recorder's office. From March 1 to March 8, valuations reached 391494.33 across 882 transfers averaging 4774.32 each. The largest single transfer was 20900 by William F. Lee and wife to Jacob L. Peters in section 8 township 73 3w. Similar activity echoed in Cedar and Muscatine counties with widespread business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Recorder Reesink
Miss Hawley
William F. Lee
Jacob L. Peters
Muscatine
Cedar County
Testimonial Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Jennie O'Donnell of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing eight years of female ailments including falling of the womb. She states she recovered after using the product for seven months and thanks Mrs Pinkham. An offer of $5000 is noted for genuine testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie F. O'Donnell
Oakland Woman's Riding Club
Lydia
Pinkham
Real estate sales surge in Muscatine area listings
The list shows a week of property transfers with abundant instruments and land deals across Muscatine and neighboring counties. Entries include Alfred Tunnison, J. A. Cochran, Michael Lynch, John Blaesing, George Leutzinger, and multiple others transferring lots and tracts in sections and townships, highlighting notable volumes of property transactions and prosperity signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Alfred Tunnison
Byron Drury
Michael Lynch
John G. Happer
J. M. Martin
Franklin Barnes
F. PD. Steen
John Blaesing
William Schoenig
David Parsons
Cora Ek
Fullerton
Dennis Ryan
Jam Byrne
Vie
Nely
George Leutzinger
George W. Swopesto
George W. Swope
Richard Flint
William A. Barger
E. E. Barger
William Hickey
Hugh F. Zybarth
R. W. Vance
John N
J. L. Peters
Cora Peters
Louisa Weiss
Joseph C. Hiersemann
Lincoln Fridley
Charles M. Hendrix
D. M. Riggs
Aaron C. Noble
John P. Fishburn
Moeller
Carl Grimm
Stockton
Macgie Haney
W. J
Charles G. Dykes
Geo. H. Witmering
Property Transfers in Muscatine and Wilton Areas
Multiple deeds recorded transferring parcels in Muscatine and Wilton. Margaret Holzhauer and others sell to L B Harmes. Carrie L Franklin and husb sell to Patrick M OBrien. Sarah Null and others sell to Christian Lebow. Fred Brandt sells to Orval A Ford. Amounts listed include 36000 and 1600, with lot and block numbers specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Holzhauer
L. B. Harmes
Green
River Activity Heats Up Along The Davenport Levee
Riverfront business chatter grows along the levee as spring weather returns. Rumors of a Davenport to Burlington line resuming trade by about the 20th boost river commerce. Details note Ma mond Jo company officers re-elected in Dubuque and pilots earning first papers while boats undergo upgrades for navigation season. A floater found at Fifteenth Street is identified as J Byron of Clinton Indiana, a 50 year old foreman missing since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Davenport
Burlington
Waterway Journal
Mamond Jo Company
Dubuque
S. H. Jackson
Newport
Waltz
Brazee
Augusta
Black Rock
O. H
Kennedy
Monarch
MuscaUnela
Shell
Orrin Smith
LeClaire
Mississippi
Lizzie Gardner
South Gullwater
St Louis
F. L. Kennedy
Lotus
Charles Warner
Fifteenth Street
Rock Island
J. Byron
Clinton
Byrne
Peekskill
N. Y
Margaret Smith
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy
Claim asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is touted as the only constitutional cure, with a $100 reward for failure and instructions to send for circulars. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Tie Hall
Scarce Ducks Plague Burlington Spring Hunting
Local duck hunters report a poor duck outlook due to water scarcity. Ducks seen in the area are high in the air and struggle to alight. A large green-headed bird was spotted in John W. Avery’s barnyard, seven miles south of the city, and captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
John W. Avery
John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Journal
W.E. Battey
Optician
Chicago
West Second Street
John A. Robbins
Oids’ Block
Isham's
California
Water's of Life
McBride & Cope
Welch & Knopp’s—progressive Tailors
Mr. Kerr
Pickle Works
Lilly Fuller
West Liberty
M. S. Gist
Hawesville, Ky
Herman Elfers
South Muscatine
Hattie McCormick
Nettie Gordon
Columbus Junction
Dean
L. B. Klein
John Froener
Buterville
H. P. Schuyler
East Hill
John Achter
Wm. Kruiger
Adolph Lessering
Mulberry Street
Mary Martin
Cemetery Road
Dr. Wood
Arthur Wagner
City
Alfred Wagner
Katherine Ridgway
Grand Opera House
John W. McKee
Ft. Scott
Kan
Wichita
Robert Payne
Bettie
Master Whitney
Warsaw
Olds
Kentucky
Mart F. Eaton
Des Moines
Court House
Mies
F. H. Oaks
Jamestown
Tor. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
J. E. O'Donnell
Dean Mrs. Prxxgam
Lands
Reliable Furniture House
Stein
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