Local Notes and Appointments in Morning Sun Area
Dr W S Norton of 116 W 2d St and Dr E H King announce general practice and surgery. Rev W B Ireland leaves for West Point Ia to officiate a funeral. Mrs James Henrietta and Mrs Garner travel to Letts and Bellevue hospital respectively. Mulberry Ave dwellings for sale via John A Robbins. Wanner couple return from visit to Columbus Junction. Red Jacket pumps and uniforms at Frank Ashcraft East 2nd St.
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W. B. Ireland
West Point
Fairbank’s
Red Jacket
U. S
Frank Ashcraft’s
East 2Nd St
Maccabee Tent Adds Members as Iowa Leads
Eleven new initiations and 24 ballots occurred at Muscatine Tent No. 9 Knights of the Maccabees meeting with over fifty in attendance. General Deputy T F Gleason announced Iowa lodges have gained more members this month than any other state, aiming for 100 local members by March.
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Muscatine Tent No. 9
Knights of the Maccabees
Iowa
T. F. Gleason
Sint
East Hill Injury From Rusty Nail at Home
Miss Myrtle Hine aged 14 stepped on a long rusty nail in her East Third street home last evening burning her left foot. Dr. F. R. Halstead treated the wound and doctors fear no blood poisoning. The injury occurred around 9 o clock as she prepared for bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hine
Fred Hine
East Third Street
Clarence Hine
Miss Hine
F. R. Halstead
J. E. Bradford
East Front Street
Bradford
F. Boke
East Hill
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy to digest all food, relieve indigestion and sour stomach, and curb belching and nausea. It urges households to keep a case on hand and reads the formula to show why it works. One candy-like triangle after meals is claimed to digest food promptly.
Sunday Campaign Grips Spokane With Billy Sunday Revival
A Chicago Interior correspondent reports Spokane hosted Billy Sunday’s revival for six weeks. The 8,000 seat tabernacle filled, and 10,000 men attended Sunday sessions with many turned away. The campaign raised $16,000 for expenses and aid to 1,000 unemployed men. A trip to Olympia involved 110 men speaking to lawmakers on local option, with outlook positive.
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Chicago
Presbyterian
Washington
Spokane
Billy” Sunday
Tabernacle
Olympia
Wash
Root Juice Claims Wide Cures Across Nation
A sensational health remedy named Root Juice is claimed to cure stomach, liver, kidney and blood ailments. Promoters cite city testimonials and say it revitalizes nerves, selling for $1 a bottle or three bottles for $2.50 at Morgan's drug store.
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Morgan's
River Trip Highlight Of Iowa Women’s Club Biennial
Davenport prepares a Mississippi river excursion for the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial May 18-21. The May 20 boat trip will pass Rock River mouth, Hennepin canal, Sac and Fox sites, Fort Armstrong, and the Davenport residence, with a musical finale at the Grand opera house and remarks from Octave Thanet and national officers.
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Iowa Evening Press
Davenport
Club Women of
Iowa
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Mississippi River
Outing Club
Mississippi
Rock River
Hennepin Canal
Mississippi Valley
Suburban Island
Credit Island
United States
Zachary Taylor
Ater
Duncan
Blackhawk
Government Island
Dred Scott
Scott
U. S. Arsenal
General Scott
George Davenport
Abraham Lincoln
Arsenal
Campbell
Moline G. A. R
Camp McClellan
Grand Opera House
T. O. Swiney
Philip N. Moore
St. Louis
National Federation of Woman's Clubs
John D. Sherman
National Board
Alice French
Octave Thanet
Mr Sunday honored as citywide revival fuels church unity
Christian life and revival sweep Spokane as 52 churches across 12 denominations united with foreign tongue congregations and civic groups. A free will offering of 11000 is presented to Mr Sunday, plus a banquet for 250 leaders and a mayoral signed testimonial. Rev C P Pledger dies February 11 after planning independent evangelistic work. A N Smith reports.
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Salvation Army and Volunteers of America
Washington
Port Allen visitors from Columbus and Old Fort recall 52 years
Mrs Jantha Gay and daughter Mrs Ada Kirmeson of Columbus Ohio and Mrs Jennie Gay Risdon with husband from Old Fort Ohio visited Port Allen from Friday evening to Monday noon. They are relatives of H W Bliven and John Gay and were hosted by Mrs Alex McCullough and family. Local notices mention celebrations and neighbors welcomed, with other brief passes of visitors and family updates.
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Port Allen
Jantha Gay
Ada Kirmeson
Columbus
Ohio
Jennie Gay Risdon
Old Fort
Colorado Springs
Lester Marsh
Seymore
Mildred
Marian
H. T. Babbitt
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound advertised as cure for female ills
The ad claims despondency in women stems from female illness and touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a successful treatment after other doctors failed. It cites letters from Mrs W S Ford and Mrs Will Young praising relief from back pain and misery, and urges sick women to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Baltimore, Md
W.S. Ford
Lansdowne St
Rockland
Will Young
Columbia Avenue
Rockland, Mo
Birthday Eve At Alteneder Home Sparks Neighborhood Social
Last week end neighborhood youths gathered at Mr and Mrs Will Alteneder for his 49th birthday celebration with games music and a plentiful supper. Guests from near and far included Miss Rosella Haulbert Des Moines and Rudolph Custner Bloomington Ill with many local residents in attendance and lively good cheer reported.
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Sunflower Ridge
Will Alteneder
Alteneder
Mrs. Andresen
Mary Wunderlich
Adda Wunderlich
Minnie McGee
Mary McGee
Matilda Henke
Clara Grimm
Ella Alteneder
Zylpha Kramer
Near Sweetland
Celia Andresen
Mary Andresen
Willi Grille
Jacob Grimm
Louis Irwin
Will Wunderlich
Charley Alteneder
Philip McGee
Fred Alteneder
Oron Dusenberry
Lawrence Dusenberry
John Andresen
Andrew Andresen
Local Gossip Notes From Morning Sun
Miss Sadie Reynolds of Washington visits Miss Hattie Bell and friends. W H Hungate and family visit relatives in town. Harry Cameron leaves Monday for Dayton Washington. Mrs Charles McElhinney and son Calvin visit. Mrs Sam Robertson and son Paul. Mrs Bergen and daughters mentioned.
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Morning Sun
Sadie Reynolds
Washington
Hattie Bell
W. H. Hungate
Harry Cameron
Dayton
Wash
Charles McElhinney
Calvin
Sam Robertson
Paul
Bergen
Burlington Visitors and Local News
Burlington notes list visitors on Saturday. Mrs. Harvey Delzell and Miss Ethel Delzell traveled there on Tuesday. Miss Martha Cannon visits relatives in Burlington this week. D M Brodie is on the sick list.
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Burlington
Harvey Delzell
Ethel Delzell
Martha Cannon
D. D. Brodie
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W. S. Norton
W. 2d Street
F. R. McBride
Braunsworth’s
George Kranz
Fredonia
E. H. King
A. B. Clapp
Hershey
James Henrietta
Letts
W. Wagner
Mulberry Avenue
John A. Robbins
O. A. Wanner
Columbus Junction
Garmer
Burlington Road
California
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Sunkist
J. A. Bartemeier
Muscatine
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Bradford, Pa
S. F. Bake
Ladies’ Aid Society
G. R. DeWitt
Park Avenue
Park Avenue M. E. Church
A. M. Rood
Moline, Sr
A. G. Tyler
Walter Albright
Iowa City
D. W. Pulse
Sheridan Street
Sigourney
George Pulse
H. W. Swain
Rock Island
McCausland
Stow
Martin Station
Ernest Stow
Green
W. H. Swain
Los Angeles
Cal
Rev
Heightshoe
American Home Finding Association
Ottumwa
Pepsin
Daven
Port
Missis
Ed. Jarrard
Lone Tree
Alice Westfall
E. Blake
Co. R. Chown
Cedar Bottom
James Erwin
J. D. Wilson
R. E. Tipton
M. Stinson
J. Orr
G. W. Emerson
Hada
Chas. Emerson
L. D. Miller
J. Schomberg
E. Burnham
Soe
Wamener
E. Soas
E. Burcham
E. Washington
Pukce
Ill
Ene
Kenreign
G. Kenyon Co
New York
Hershey Bank
J. E. Stevenson
F. A. Neidig