Miss Munn Delights Muscatine Audience in Vocal Recital
Mrs Amalia Schmidt Gobble presented Miss Blanche Munn whose mezzo soprano voice impressed a full house at Schmidt Son warerooms Muscatine. Miss Julia Hutchinson performed The Spinning Song from the Flying Dutchman and Moskowski Encore.
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Muscatine
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Blanche Munn
Miss Munn
H. Schmidt & Son Company Music House
Julia
Damascus
Amy Woodforde
Allah
Saint
Moskowski
Iy Rae Gino
Grieg
Julia Hutchinson
Grant Schaeffer Felgoo Dore
Bemberg
Chas. T. Ferry
Bruno Huhn
Mrs. Beach Soogrigm
Sahn Handel SR
MacDowell
Mi o na tablets promise indigestion cure at Havercamp’s
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store sells Mi o na tablets with a money back guarantee if not cured. The ad claims relief from sour stomach belching and indigestion plus benefits for sea sickness and pregnancy vomiting, pricing a large box at 50 cents and Booth's Laxative Pills at 25 cents.
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Havercamp's
Havercamp
America
Booth
Havercamp’s
Simple Remedy for La Grippe Cough
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals lungs reducing pneumonia risk. The genuine product contains no harmful drugs and comes in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. For sale by A. W. Morgan.
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A. W. Morgan
Local notes from Millersburg Illinois rundown of moves and meetings
Samuel Agy rents Widow Guthrey farm east of Millersburg for three years and starts work. Edmonds moves into Wm Epperly farm area, Welch relocates near Aledo. Hyett trips to Joy and Illinois City on business. Duncan seeks home in Knob Nosten Missouri. Clyde Egbert suffers lung hemorrhage. Presbyterians and M E church hold meetings for church furnishings and services. L D S Ladies sew and dine at Terry’s. fifty one attend.
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Millersburg
Ill
Samuel Agy
Guthrey
Mr. Edmonds
Wm. Epperly
W. W. Egbert
Mr. Welch
Aledo
Edamonds
L. A. Hyett
Joy
L. A. Miller
W. A. Duncan
Knob Nosten
Knob Noston
L. R. Hyett
Illinois City
Clyde Egbert
W. W
John Downey
New Boston
M. E
J. T. Wyllie
Buffalo Prairie
Wyllie
Religious Ladies Aid post clears two hundred dollars for Musk catine church work
At the Mulford Congregational church Ladies Aid Society annual meeting in Muscatine the officers were re elected for the coming year. The treasurer Miss Lenora Ejitman reported a clear sum of 200 dollars for the past year. Social hour followed and hostesses were Mrs. Eitman, Riggs, and Frnk Eitman.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Mulford Congregational Church
Samuel Wigim
Frank Mull
Grace Appel
Lenora Ejitman
Joseph Eitman
J. W. Riggs
Frank Eitman
South End
William Carter
Letts
David Bergen
Winterset
Clyde
Mary Baker
Davenport
Musserville M. E
William Johnson
Bleeker Street
Local social notes from West Liberty and nearby towns
Shannon returns home after a few days in West Liberty. Numerous residents visit Iowa City, Nichols, and Downey. The Y P C E S plans a March 25 program and social at the opera house for the society’s benefit. Multiple visitors come and go between West Liberty, Rockwell, and Watertown with several homecomings noted.
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Opera House
Bruce Ellis
Watertown
Ill
John Elder
James Elder
Downey
Mayne Spaulding
Rockwell
Willie Heath
Iowa City
Fred Nash
Bessie Borgstadt
Towney Brown
West Liberty
West Liberty Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The report records Miss Jennie Hendrix visiting Lone Tree on Wednesday while Alma Felton and Sue Swickard spent Saturday in West. Mrs May Bradley visited from Cone to stop at the Dr F F Carl home. Fred Elder traveled to Downey on Thursday. A Wednesday basketball dance drew a wet crowd. Lucile Ferris and her brother from Lone Tree arrived in town Friday between trains.
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West Liberty
Jennie Hendrix
Lone Tree
Alma Felton
Sue Swickard
May Bradley
Cone
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Lung Ailments
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for cold and grip related illnesses and potential pneumonia. It notes the remedy is made for these ailments and available from druggists.
Foster caucus names 1909 spring election tickets
At Foster's store on March 20 the local caucus named Republicans and Democrats for the April 6 1909 election. Republicans list J H Beadle for Supervisor C D Foster Town Clerk Henry Van Dorah Assessor William Van Dolah Highway Commissioner A J Gorham Justices Colman Brayton and G W Workman Constables Albert Shutle and John J Wray school trustees John Hesser and Isaac Foster pound master Frank Reynolds. Democrats name Reynolds Hayes for Supervisor A E Bowser for Town Clerk Henry Bopp for Assessor Ronnie Bowser for Collector Leonard McGinnis for Highway Commissioner J H Foster and L L Stull for Justices Thomas Thorp and Eli Martin for Constables. school trustees John Bowser W L McGreer. pound master Frank Vanalla. Also notes social visits and local school term start.
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John Bowser
Emma Anderson
Agnes Stewart
Louise Foster
Jessie Beadle
Clare Vanatta
Will Hartman
Muscatine
F. Vanatta
Emma Mee Greer
Buffalo Prai
Public Notice of Sub Sewerage District No 17 Muscatine Iowa
The Muscatine city council has laid out Sub sewerage District No 17 of Main Sewerage District No 1. The plat shows a six inch vitrified pipe sanitary sewer on Roscoe Avenue and Maiden Lane with associated manholes and lines. Estimated cost is 417.47 dollars with notices to file objections by 7 30 p m April 1st 196%.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Roscoe Avenue
Eighth Street
Maiden Lane
Cit
Prairie Grove Church Seeks Return to Sunday School
Prairie Grove Iowa residents plan to restart Sunday school activities starting April 1 after a fall pause. The community notes Ross Mountain's return from Des Moines where he helped place his wife in a hospital for a critical operation. Relatives hear Mrs Frank Montgomery’s hoarseness has recurred after her Pueblo trip. J M Walker and wife hosted a dinner party with Lineas Oxley and others from Pittsburg Osceola Atalissa and nearby areas.
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Prairie Grove
Iowa
Ross Mountain
Des Moines
Frank Montgomery
Pueblo
Col
J. M. Walker
Lineas Oxley
Pittsburg
Archie Hawthorn
Osceola
Clarence Hargrave
Esther Stucker
Atalissa
George Oxley
Kate
17 Cents a Day Buys an Oliver Typewriter
An advertisement touts the Oliver Typewriter No. 5 at 17 cents a day under a new easy payment plan. It claims typewriters will replace longhand, urging widespread adoption across business colleges, high schools, professions, and general use worldwide.
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Mel Oliver
Huw
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Offers 17 Cents a Day Buy Plan
The advertisement promotes an Oliver Typewriter as affordable for any budget with a 17 cents daily payment plan. It highlights easy ownership, steady payments, and sales points like quick practice, school use, and benefits such as balance shift, ruling device, automatic tabulator, and portable design. It urges readers to write for easy payment details or contact the nearest Oliver agent.
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Oliver
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