Doan's Kidney Pills Claim Back Pain Relief
Muscatine readers report backache relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Havercamp's pharmacy. Frank Royster of 114 Clinton Street says persistent back pain and kidney secretion issues eased after taking the pills. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY markets Doan's in the United States at 50 cents.
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Frank Royster
Clinton Street
Musser’s
Dean
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Muscatine Notes: People ander Events Filigree
Special correspondence reports varied local happenings from Muscatine and surrounding towns. Names mentioned include Mary Saxton, A J Wood, Dr G Dykes, Will Negus, Sam Hrogans, Rebecca Scott, J M Scott, P B Lake, Miss Manning, E M Pinkham, Mrs Charles Hawthorn, Mildred Frost, and John Stevens. Community life spans visits, sales, moves, a hospital operation, a marriage, and missionary support with routine social and civic notes.
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Muscatine
Will Negus
John Negus
Mary Saxton
Mocksbore
A. J. Wood
G. Dykes
McCurdy
East Secona Street
Mr. Dykes
Sam Hrogans
Rebecca Scott
J. M. Scott
Wilton
Will Miller
P. B. Lake
India
E. M. Pinkham
Ainsworth
Charles Hawthorn
River Junction
Iowa City
Mildred Frost
Riverside
John Stevens
Johnson County
Ott
Rev. Jones
School set to begin as Miss Sider to teach at Muscatine
March 25 Muscatine notes announce Miss Sider will teach next Monday at the local school. Ollie Barnard’s friends glad to see her out after a weeks with small pox. Hazel Dell school to welcome Miss Margaret Stuart this spring. Chickenpox cases reported locally. Grandma Barnard visited Titus home. Eschewed by weather, men go work outside while women clean houses. Director Hendricks cleans the school yard. Miss Charlotte Cole visited Miss Mary Battey in Sweetland. Hattie Bloomer hosts two city cousins. Elmer Shirley may leave soon. Sickness limits social parties. Easter program prepared at Spangler Chapel. cordial invitation issued.
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Ollie Barnard
Margaret Stuart
Hazel Dell
J. C. Stuart
Grandma Barnard
Titus
Mr. Hendricks
Charlotte Cole
Mary Battey
Sweetland
Hattie Bloomer
Elmer Shirley
Spangler Chapel
Riverside notices spark rebuilding and election in March
D Craige plans immediate rebuild after fire with aid from local ladies and native lumber. A log hauling detail is set for Tuesday. Mrs. Hawthorn injured in Riverside, now at Lone Tree. A new large livery barn foundation is finished and framing begun. March 31 town election features two mayoral candidates, C Overfelt and O D Huntley, both veterans. A Chicago firm offered 10 cent subscriptions. a boy took the agency and received a worthless watch.
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Riverside
D. Craige
C. Overfelt
O. D. Huntley
Chicago
Easter Egg Storage and Local Church Revival News
March 25 note from Nichols reports eggs stored for Easter and regular Christian church services. Mrs. J. Nicola improves after illness. Merril family visited Mediapolis. Karl Baker of Mediapolis helped at revival at the M E church. Jack Horner Social by Christian Endeavor. many attend and express desire to join God’s family. three probationers noted. City election set for March 31. Verna Slater returns to Hazelton.
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Christian Endeavor
Jack Horner
J. P. Meeker
Letts
Boston
Clarence Smith
Verna Slater
Hazelton
Iowa
M. E. Church
Old People Need Strong Stomachs for Enduring Health
An old age health message extols keeping digestion in order to stay hale. It claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery strengthens the stomach and nourishes the body, citing a testimonial from G Popplewell of Eureka Springs. It notes a free Common Sense Medical Adviser offer with 21 stamps.
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Dr. Pierce
Evening community meetings continue at 7 each night
The text notes that meetings will run every evening this week at 7 o'clock. It describes the community feeling the blessed effect of the gatherings as they progress.
Local Notes From Muscatine and Surrounding Areas
R H Geertz visited Sand Prairie last week. Chas Raetz from Oak Grove saw his father Aug Raetz Friday. Mrs Wesley Boiler shopped in Muscatine Saturday. F D Wood and family spent Saturday there. Andrew Cochran had wood sawn Friday. Minder Bros called for stump grinding. Miss Kemptner to teach spring term. Harry Holmes and Fred Schwartz visited Nichols Sunday. D A Cochran from Skunk Hollow called Sunday. J B Geertz from Lucas Grove passed through. Holmes bought a horse from Wm Bodman of Nichols. F D Wood drilling a well for Adam Wigam in Seventy Six township. Mr and Mrs Geo Herman of Muscatine visited Schwartz home Sunday.
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Chas. Raetz
Oak Grove
Aug. Raetz
Wesley Boiler
Muscatine
F. D. Wood
Andrew Cochran
Balser and Son
Bayfield
Minder Bros
Miss Kemptner
Harry Holmes
Fred Schwartz
Nichols
D. A. Cochran
Skunk Hollow
J. B. Geertz
Lucas Grove
Wm. Bodman
Adam Wigam
Geo. Herman
Schwartz
Temperance Lecturer Captivates West Liberty Crowd
Mrs. J C Stone from Ohio lectured three nights in West Liberty on prohibition under IL O G T, drawing a large M E church audience with a blunt critique of inaction and a call to practical living. She used the parable of the good Samaritan and urged action with the simple word Do. The talk contrasted two groups and urged reform within Christians and temperance advocates. Funeral for Andrew McMahon scheduled at 10 a m Wednesday with Rev J E Newsom officiating. he died Monday near town two miles south. Courtship dinners and visits noted in local households.
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West Liberty
J. C. Stone
Ohio
M. E
Levite
Good Samaritan
Kasson Miller
West Fifth
Elm Streets
Emmet Hildebrand
Lloyd
Lone Tree
Mother Hildebrand
Spencer Street
Local Social Notes From Oakland Iowa on Sunday Visits
In Oakland Iowa March 25 the Dyches visited at Jack Quinn's. Nellie Hines returned from Lone Tree after a two week visit. L L Yocum spent a week sawing wood. Twin girls of J H Baker ill. J K Solomon and wife visited Columbus Junction. G Kennedy and family and others visited J G Morse’s. Dan Smith and Ola from Columbus visited friends. Mrs W E Stockley of Ashton Illinois visited relatives. Tom and Barbara Yedlie from Holland's Ferry were seen in town. Ida Chown of near Columbus Junction visited with neighbors.
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Conesville
John Dyche
Jack Quinn
Nellie Hines
Lone Tree
L. L. Yocum
J. H. Baker
J. K. Solomon
Columbus Junction
Messrs. G. Kennedy
T. J. McCollister
W. J. Hines
Nellie
J. Hines
W. H. Hoben
Little Robert
J. G. Morse
Holland's Ferry
Ida Chown
Alice Heill
Daisy Goldsberry
White Prairie school to open March 21 in Wilton IA
In White Prairie Wilton Iowa March 25 the local entry notes the school will start March 21 with Edna Cornell of Cedar Valley named as teacher. Amanda Friederichsen of Wilton visited on Saturday, while John Maurer builds a fence. A milk hauler at the Wilton cheese factory had a horse dispute, requiring a two mile walk to borrow another horse. May Maurer assisted her grandmother Mrs John Maurer in Wilton last week.
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Wilton
White Prairie School
Edna Cornell
Cedar Valley
Amanda Friederichsen
John Maurer
Henry Maurer
May Maurer
Prospective Investors Urged to Inspect Lands Along Burlington Line
Real estate guidance encourages buyers to study lands along the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway. Notices promote opportunities at new towns, with travel tickets offered on first and third Tuesdays of March through May to numerous western and southern destinations. June G. Farmer of Cedar Rapids promises full rail information upon request.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Ry
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
British Columbia
Canadian Northwest
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indian Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
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Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Montana
New Mexico
Nebraska
North Dakota
North Carolina
Tennesee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
G. Farmer
A.G. P
T.A
Cedar Rapids
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S. G. Stein
Pinas Siesst
Bakers Monaca Coffee
C. B. Fuller
GRACE
Post Office
Board of Trade
C. C. Collins
Jackson Boulevard
Clark Street
Bloomington
Muscatine, Ka
Sider
Egy
Grand Opera House
Sha A
Sevastopol
R. H. Geertz
Berg
Sand Prairie
Oakland
White Prairie
Walsh
Davenport
McCullough Building
West Third Street
Mull
Rock Island, Ilinois
Draglan Malu
Spa Geighs
Thiesen
Louisville & Nashville
R. R
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
L. Stone
Gen. Pass
Louisville, KY
E. P. Day
East Second Street
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