Father John's Medicine Ad Promotes Family Health in Council Bluffs Letter
A Council Bluffs father praises Father John's Medicine for his children's coughs and bronchitis, claiming it cured his boy when other medicines failed and warning it is alcohol free. He describes giving the remedy to all family members, notes its tissue-building claims, and invites readers to order a large bottle by mail for $1 from Lowell Massachusetts.
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Father John
Councy Bluffs
Nera
John
Dottie
Nim
Lianca Edward Torneton
Council Bluffs
Tows
Tolin
Lowell
Mass
Express
Irda E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinnkham
D. BH. Brown
Tola
Kunsan
D. B. Brown
North Walnut Street
Iola
Kan
Local Notices and Social Roundup from Muscatine City
Local items note Mrs A Jones of Wilton visiting city yesterday and Mrs T Jones of Oregon street leaving for Grandview. A Peerless quartet performance is listed for Lyric Theatre. Several residents, including Elle Bannick and Mrs G Cottrall, are noted for city visits and afternoon departures. Regular Convocation of Washington Chapter No 4 A M is announced for Friday evening March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Robbing
T. Jones
Oregon Street
Grandview
Peerless
Lyric Theatre
Bigem Westerd
Belle Dusan
Louise Keppier
Kalons
Washington
HW. P
Divorces Anticipated For April Term In District Court
Anticipation grows for a busy April term as district court opens with numerous divorce petitions. Daisy Bell seeks absolute divorce from Charles Bell after about two years of marriage, while C Phillips sues Viola Phillips for divorce and custody of their minor children. The Montpellery couple married in 1892 and new cases indicate extended jury sessions and a push to resolve docketed actions from previous terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cupid
Stanton
Daisy Bell
Charles Bell
C. Phillips
Viola Phillips
Montpellery
Trig
Old Clifton Community Notes Amid Visits and Local Life
Miss Emma Harelson from Haskins and Mrs. Mattie Baldwin of LeClaire visited relatives in Old Clifton. George Kerr was elected school director at the March meeting. Louisa Leonard and Bernice Ker visited Davenport and Columbus respectively. Several residents, including Clarence Kerman and Everett Marr, are listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Clifton
Emma Harelson
Haskins
Robert Edmondson
Mattie Baldwin
LeClaire
George Kerr
B. FL Uett
Thomas Gipple
Ruth Robertson
Lucile Hank
Butch Meagles
Clarence Kerman
Jerry Hamilton
Everett Marr
Tungile Hank
John Hleach
Hadley
Old Clifton School
Louiga Leonard
Davenport
Wapello
Bernice Ker
Atte Opal Dean
Columbus
Hokara Promises Quick Skin Relief and Clean Treatment
Advertisement touts Hokara as a modern greasy free cream for skin troubles. It claims rapid relief from itching, burning, pimples, blackheads, and chronic conditions, with improvement after the first treatment. Available in sizes 2d 10c and $1.00, stocked by A. W. Nergan as local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Nergan
axont—Ady
How to Make Better Cough Syrup at Home
A home recipe promises a pint of cough syrup equal to store bought, claiming quick relief for colds, croup, hoarseness, and throat troubles. Mix sugar and warm water, add Pinex concentrated pine extract, then combine with Sage Syrup for a palatable remedy. includes a money back guarantee and a mail order appeal.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Theinex: Co
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Surprise party honors Ira Jones at Fredonit home
A large gathering from the locality attended a surprise party Saturday night at the home of Mrs. Olile Kemp in Fredonit for Ira Jones. A stage drama titled Diamonds and Hearts will be staged at the Old Clifton Schoolhouse Friday night March 21. Admission is 20 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Jones
Mra
Olile Kemp
Fredonit
Donna
Three Acre
Halstead
San
Paul- Kot Sammy
Darkey
Leland Robertson
Jarry McNamer
Carl Rodruck
Local social notes from East Concord and nearby towns
Freckled fragmentary notices show Lola Ballinyer visiting grandparents in East Concord. Numerous family visits and movements are listed, including Mr. and Mrs. Skipton in Columbus Junction, Pfeiffer and Wagner families with Una Wagner, and Roy Curtis visiting Muscatine relatives. Mentions of pneumonia illness for Mrs. Fannie Wagner, Bard visits by Dr Andyke, and teachers Beck and Joy Carr connected to North Concord and Morning Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turaily
Roy Curtis Spant
Muscatine
Wre
Leonard George
North Concord
Fannie ‘Wagner
Alek
Andyke
Bard
Sumner Kulp
Famly
Mosley
Bards
Eon
Cort
Walter Kemp
Cone
Mark Diller
Harl Bedwell
George Kranz
Schaudt
Paul Salomon
Eldon
G. W. Salomon
Georges Kern
Wilton le
Jee Clark
A. James
Cord ‘McDaniel
Grandma Newell
B. A. Curella
East Concord
Tim Snyder
Willer Kemp
Frank Orr
Prominent Lumberman Kaiser Dies After Long Illness
Willem G Kaiser a Muscatine lumberman prominent in local timber interests died at his sister Mrs Charles Mosqua home on West Sixth street after a prolonged illness. Born in 1868 in Leerberg Germany he came to the United States with his parents and settled first in St Louis before helping establish the Standard box factory in Muscatine. Survivors include Rhinehard Kaiser Stillwater Minn John H Kaiser Muscatine Henry Kaiser Los Angeles and Mrs Charles Mosqua. Funeral Friday at 7 00 oclock from the Mosqua residence with Rev Richard Stave of German Ryinal church officiating. Interment Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem G. Kaiser
Mascatina Lunberian
Hia
Charles Mosque
Weel
Sixth Street
Mr. Malser
Standard Box
Mississipi Lumber & Box Company
Cairo
Stillwater
Muscatine
Mr. Kaiser
Leerbanavert
Germany
Lhig
America
St. Louis
Prothers
Rhinehard Kaiser
Cal
Charles Mosqua
Mosqua
Richard Stave
Greenwood
West Liberty residents share news of visits and travel
West Liberty dispatch lists residents and visitors in mid March. Mrs A E Howe returned to Kansas City after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs N Halderman. Abbie Adams and John Steen visited West Branch to see friends. Hecok Bilson spent time with aged brother Ben Bilson in West Branch despite Bilson being 90. Colonel P X Gibson went to Marengo on business. Ethel Cubic traveled from Iowa City to visit her parents. F D Breen returned from Des Moines, where he worked for the grange. M A Shellpuarger visited son Robert and wife in Letts. Lisle Flalmes traveled to Muscatine to stay with uncle and family Molmes. Harold Smith and Charles Lang plan. motor trips to Cedar Rapids. Jr Heald and wife went to Muscatine. Win Propst went to Columbus Junction to enjoy T J and RB games. Carl Small visited Cedar Branch on business. Mrs J S Williams traveled to River Junction for several days with Mrs Hulda Rowland. Mrs Creese and daughter Myrtle, en route from Texas, were delayed at Davenport due to Mrs Creese’s illness. Misses Jean Protzman, Margerie Luge, Zena Nichols, and Lewis Henfergon, Cedar Walls students, returned home Tuesday evening.
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West Liberty
A. E. Howe
P. X. Gibson
Marengo
Ethel Cubic
Iowa City
George Downing
F. D. Breen
Des Moines
Grange
M. A. Shellpuarger
Robert
Letts
Lisle Flalmes
Muscatine
Mr. Molmes
Harold Smith
Charles Langplan
Cedar Rapids
Jr. Heald
Win. Propst
Columrbus Junction
T. J
Carl Small
West Branch
Williams
Lo River Junction
Hulda Rowland
Creese
Myrtle
Texas
Mira
Davenport
Jean Protzman
Margerie Luge
Zena Nichols
Lewis Henfergon
Cedar Walls
Forest Prowman
Ature
Sarah Tharp
Saint Patrick's Day
McLaughlin
Tharp
Shellebarger
Galesburg
Grandma Kimball
Town City
C. B. Kimball
W. C. Ridenous
Wilton
M. Baker
Fred Kruesg
Walter Use
Hattie Schmalts
Chicago
W. P. Nichole
Ethel Grege
Harry Russel
Fairfield
Friends
Missex Mamie
Elle Welch
J . B. Fors
G. Gibson
Kelley
Johns
W. Dolmes
XN. Gibson
Wanello
Ralph Siders
Hss
F. Linkner
Moscow
Arelie Ditmers
Air
H. J. Ditmars
BE. D. Randall
Liberty Puest
Emmittady
Ben Branson
Lizzie Roric
Mountain Home
Mise Mollie
Mowntaid
Anent
George Hallock
Nichols
Say, Hallock
Atalisea
Liberty
John Polders
New Orleans
McGuire
Feel Bully Take Cascarets Tonight
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness and stomach distress caused by constipation. It claims poisons from undigested matter re absorbed and promises immediate cleansing of stomach liver and bowels with a 10 cent box that works while you sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Oliver
Adis
Social rounds and party at local homes noted
A series of social events fill town life including a Some-A-Set party at Forest Prowman’s home with six couples, a surprise house warming for Le M. Lewie on North Columbus Street, and various visits and outings by residents such as Mrs. W. C. Ridenous, Mrs. Hattie Schmalts, and Miss Ethel Grege. Local builders gear up for new climate-related improvements and clubs mark birthdays with games and dinners.
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W. R. Ogie
Muscatine State Bank
Elle Bannick
Wiiton
Gro. H
Mra. G. Cottrall
St Grandview
Nichola
Mundt Wigon
Adv
T. Shawheld
Iva
Méfalies
Mra S. Ey Judd
Fred Bowman
East Proat Steedt
Globe Theatre
Boston
Bud Fisher
Mutt & Jeff
Keven
Countess Goquette
Lyrics By
Melville Alexander
Anatol Friedland
Knox Wilson
Vera Allen
Templar Saxe
Maud ‘Williams
Harry Pauli
Emile la Croix
Prichs
Seata
Fredonta
2. R. Farnsworth
City
New York
James
Colum
Columbia Univer
William
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Revas
Cascarets
Same Wirras
Street
Elkhart
Indiana
sWrite
Lydia E. Wam
H. D. Horst
J. H. Grimm
Goodrich Tires
Banker Auto. CO
R. Gchrewra
Teinker
Howl Grand
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