Iowa Wesleyan Club to Sing in Muscatine March 22
The Mt. Pleasant Glee Club from Iowa Wesleyan University will perform at the First Methodist church in Muscatine on March 22 under church auspices. The concert, already well received in Muscatine, promises to be among the year’s top musical events with the church board hosting and the club touring from Davenport.
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Iowa Wesleyan University
First Methodist Church
Iowa Wesleyan
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Pneumonia Danger Highlighted by Remedy Advertisement
A vintage ad emphasizes pneumonia as a dangerous outcome of colds or grip and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure and preventive aid. It notes the product is made for these ailments and available through all druggists.
Wapello Personal notes and lectures highlight week
Ed Milbourn of Holstein and other visitors from Burlington Oxford Muscatine Atalissa Fredonia and Columbus Junction frequent Wapello. Prof Patty lectured at M E church with radium liquid air wireless demonstrations for the high school and the audience raised about 100 dollars. Fred Davis returned from Wickes Arkansas and Miss Alice White assistant principal closes the list.
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Wapello
Iowa
Ed. Milbourn
Holstein
Oscar Hale
John
Burlington
Hale
Cooper
Raymond Davison
Oxford
Morris Hoag
Muscatine
Alice White
Wapello High School
North Pike Community Notes March Illnesses and Visits
Mrs. Joe Randleman travels to Muscatine to see her ailing father Mr. Peck. O. R. Knott and sons Frank and John stay with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mills from Thursday to Sunday. Miss Myrtle Davis aided in caring for ill Elizabeth and stayed with her sister Mrs. Luther Dealer. Measles patients improving while others visit and move houses in the region.
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North Pike
Joe Randleman
Muscatine
Peck
O. R. Knott
Frank
John
Wm. Mills
Annabelle Shannon
West Liberty
F. Stockfleet
Charley Meyers
Geo. Hendricks
E. Davis
Atalissa
Luther Dealer
John Mills
Jack Harpers
Mr. Christopherson
Near Nichols
W. B. Mills
Guy Fraters
Geo. Foster
Local School Hires For Spring Term At Cedar Area
W D Ridenour listed sick. Clara Rockafellow starts her third Cedar Hill term. Mrs Jesse Moore visited daughter Mrs H L Duple. Teachers elected for spring term: Hartupee Bertha James, Snake Hollow Elizabeth Longbotham, Union Valley Fern Westfall.
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South Cedar
W. D. Ridenour
Clara Rockafellow
Cedar Hill
Jesse Moore
H. L. Duple
Hartupee
Bertha James
Snake Hollow
Elizabeth Longbotham
Union Valley
Fern Westfall
World’s greatest car race from New York to Seattle
The race from New York City to the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition grounds in Seattle starts June 1 as the exposition opens. M. Robert Guggenheim of Seattle offers a $2,000 trophy and $5,300 in cash prizes for the event.
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New York City
Seattle
M. Robert Guggenheim
New Cascaroyal Pills Promised To Ease Laboring Class Ills
An advertisement touts cascaroyal pills as a cheap, effective remedy for constipation and general ills of workers. Claims include no griping or pain, pleasant action, and strong cleansing effects. Produced by Blackburn Products Co of Dayton Ohio, 15 pills cost 10 cents or 45 for 25 cents, with free sample offered on request.
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Blackburn
Blackburn Products Co
Dayton
Ohio
East Hill Organization to be completed in April
The East Hill Men’s Brotherhood plan a club at Park Avenue M E church with a committee to nominate officers to be elected April 5. Rev Joseph R Hanley of West Liberty spoke on organizing men’s work and the event drew weaker attendance due to bad weather.
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Park Avenue M. E
Joseph R. Hanley
West Liberty
H. M. Strong
Muscatine
East Hill
Guaranteed Liquor Cure Orrine No 1 No 2 Ad
An advertisement touts Orrine as a home treatment for chronic alcoholism with a promised money back guarantee. Orrine No 1 and No 2 are offered at $1 each, sold by The Orrine Co. in Washington DC and by A. W. Morgan in the local city, with a booklet available by mail in a plain sealed envelope.
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Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
A. W. Morgan
Columbus Junction Society Notices and Local Moves
The Ladies Missionary Society raised 13 dollars at a Saturday sale. Wm. Tedford heads to Wilson North Carolina tonight to contest land ownership. Miss Mabel Wilson visits from Grinnell. Several locals travel for work, funerals, or family visits including Edwards promoted in the section gang, and chair purchases for the church choir. Many small movements and visits cap a busy week in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Wm. Tedford
Wilson
N. C
Mabel Wilson
Grinnell
Robert Wilson
Wm. DeFord
Wapello
John Edwards
Sperry
Section Gang
Don Linehan
Edwards
Cliff Ross
F. L. Darrow
Muscatine
Joe Tedford
J. R. Johnston
O. L. Fletcher
Earl
Crawfordsville
Sheffield
Geo. Drake
Elva
J. Snyder
Fredonia
Joe Lewis
Alonzo
Druggists Endorse Eczema Cure D D D Prescription
Local druggist Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store urges customers to try D D D Prescription for eczema. Endorsements from Higginson Drug Co and others highlight cures and increased sales, noting a simple mix of oil of wintergreen thymol glycerine and healing ingredients.
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Higginson
Higginson Drug Co
Wichita
Kas
Voegels Bros. Drug Co
Minneapolis
Havercamp
Local residents share visits and social events this week
Kota returns home after a week with the Wm. Tedford residence. W. F. Dougherty from Washington attends to business. Mrs. W. R. Lytle visits from Waterloo to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blair. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Highsmith accompany B. F. Knott from Council Bluffs. Mrs. Verne Rosenberger visits her mother, Mrs. P. R. L. Vanhorn, in Riverside. Mrs. R. J. Reaney and Mrs. G. A. Salmon plan a Wednesday reception at Mrs. Reaney's home on South Hill with Patrick's decorations. T. L. Duncan visits Ainsworth for business. Vergil Fraze will be in Ottumwa for business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Overholt and family visit Muscatine to see Mrs. Latta.
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P. R. L. Vanhorn
Mmes
R. J. Reaney
G. A. Salmon
Reaney
South Hill
St. Patrick’s
T. L. Duncan
Ainsworth
Vergil Fraze
Ottumwa
Sam Overholt
Muscatine
F. M. Latta
Pine Mills News Roundup Of Local Happenings
An drew Bro from South Rock Island passed through Pine Mills with the Fix brothers hay baler en route to the Fredrich farm near Walcott to bale twenty tons bought at his sale. Feastal, Miss Hazes, and Mrs. Reeves visited. Kemper anniversary enjoyed by family including Edith Hansen and the Wolf and Hartman families. Henry Paul welcomed a baby girl. Alteneder hosted a music and games gathering with late supper. Reeves helped Brossart unload lumber for a barn near Fairport. John Solton bought cattle from H. Wunsche.
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Pine Mills
Andrew Bro
South Rock Island
Fix Brothers
Fredrich
Walcott
Feastal
Hazes
Fairport
Reeves
A. Kemper
Edith Hansen
L. Wolf
Wm. Hartman
Kemper
Henry Paul
W. Alteneder
R. Reeves
Gus. Brossart
Pine Creek Social Notes March Update
Miss Edith Hanson visits sister Mrs August Kemper in Pine Creek. Miss Lydia Kretschmar returns from Davenport to stay with her mother Mrs L Kretschmar. Mike Missel runs errands in Muscatine. Cora and Nina Reeves visit Mrs August Kemper. John Metz visits Will Fix in Pleasant Prairie. Marie Claypool finishes another school term March 12 and plans vacation with her parents at Buffalo. Will Fix and Arthur Kretschmar travel to Muscatine for business.
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Pine Creek
Edith Hanson
August Kemper
Lydia Kretschmar
Davenport
L. Kretschmar
Mike Missel
Muscatine
Cora
Nina Reeves
John Metz
Pleasant Prairie
Marie Claypool
Buffalo
Will Fix
Arthur Kretschmar
Classy Bill Seeks at Family Theatre
Family Theatre presents a varied vaudeville bill led by Eddie Burns as pianist and singer. Ray Raymond and Flossie Bain perform a humorous Gray’s one act “The College Boy's Return.” Fred Lasere offers a clever balancing act. Motion pictures shown are exceptionally good.
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Family Theatre
Laemmle
Ray Raymond
Flossie Bain
Gray
Eddie Burns
Fred Lasere
Morning Sun society notes and local moves
Morning Sun Iowa March 16 reports Mrs Barnes and daughter visiting Wm Butler, Lute family return from Arkansas Oklahoma and Eldon, and many residents traveling to Mediapolis Seattle Seattle Crawfordsville Oskaloosa and beyond. Births deaths lectures and bank surplus updates pepper the column with names, addresses and upcoming events.
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Morning Sun
Barnes
Peoria
Ill
Wm. Butler
J. M. Lute
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Eldon
T. C. Stewart
Courtlandt
S. Oak
Alice Chambers
J. R. McNeil
R. H. Cavin
Seattle
Wash
R. F E. Lease
Jessie Long
Crawfordsville
J. F. Vernon
Oskaloosa
Guy
J. Tomlinson
Grace Tomlinson
Minnie Fent
Seaton
Nellie Supplee
Mediapolis
Miles Babb
Aurora
C. B. Allen
Nellie Owens
Muscatine
Baine
van Zant
Chicago
F. E. Lose
Oakville
Mary Johnston
Luella Jarvis
Michaels
Yarmouth
Venghouse
Lewis Able
Old Plantation Quartette
Jubilee Singers
Louis Meyer
Chicago Hebrew Mission
United Presbyterian Church
Ramsey
Rose Thompson
State Bank of
Morning Sun Tops County Banks in Published Statements
Morning Sun leads county banks by reported business in published statements. Laura Brown returns from Chicago where Dr Coons treated spinal trouble and nervousness. she praises his care and urges others with similar ailments to consult him. J B Hungerford, Carroll Ta former school principal and longtime Carroll Herald publisher, visited local friends. Jennie Nichols estate items sold. homes bought by R H Cavin and Joe Nichols. east-end lots purchased by Hugh Porter of Oneida SD. School election results: Ochiltree and Courts elected directors. 78 votes cast. tie broken by lot with Ochiltree prevailing.
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Morning Sun
Laura Brown
Chicago
Coons
J. B. Hungerford
Carroll
Hungerford
Carroll Herald
Jennie Nichols
R. H. Cavin
Delzell
Joe Nicholls
Hugh Porter
Oneida
S. Dak
S. J. Ochiltree
Fred Courts
C. P. Pierce
Chas. Butler
Mr. Ochiltree
Mr. Pierce
Unclaimed Letters at Muscatine Post Office Week Ending March 16 1909
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Muscatine Iowa post office for the week ending March 16 1909. Men and ladies names appear with several duplicates and a few business or foreign names. Parties calling for letters should say Advertised R S McNutt Postmaster.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Joe Abood
James Hayley
John E. Bowers
O. Juckaman
M. Kaufmann
W. J. McKillip
Charles McManus
J. E. Mott
John May
John Reddick
Louie Roseman
Sherman Siders
Robert Slater
Levi Summers
Thormann
Orino Laxative Credited With Saving Child's Life
A Wisconsin woman reports her three year old son faced severe constipation and high fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative, the fever subsided and the child recovered completely, case attributed to the laxative's effect. The statement is by A Wolkush from Casimer and A W Morgan.
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Foley
A. Wolkush
Casimer
Wis
A. W. Morgan
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May Jones
J. E. Newsom
Gus. Tiemeyer
Willa
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Brighton
J. H. Henderson
Sweetland Township
West Chester
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Judson
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M. B. A. Hall
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Charles MacMains
Clinton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue M. FE
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G. D. Moorehead
Thornburg
Monta Graff
Town City
R. Graff
C. W. Miller
South English
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek
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