Doan's Kidney Pills Praised In Muscatine Endorsements
A local photograph er from Iowa City cites kidney trouble relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Muscatine readers are urged to try the remedy with Havercamp's drug store promoting customer reports. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo sells Doan's at 50 cents, sole U.S. agents.
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Catine
P. D. Wertz
South Clinton Street
Iowa City
Dean
Doean
Doan
Havercamp’s
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan’s
Local Notes From Lettsville March Weather and Community
Rains praised by farmers as a busy week in Lettsville Ia. Merchantry updates include Cochran and Griffin selling 10000 dollars of implements last year. Several residents visit Muscatine Columbus Junction and Oberlin while Miss Dessie Weaver begins teaching near the brick church. A new bank offering service planned March 30 by the WFM S with Mrs James delivering an address.
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Lettsville
Referee Carr
Co-operative Store
Wapello
Dessie Weaver
South Seventy Six
N. It. Letts
Muscatine
F. H. Flater
E. Hildebrand
West Liberty
Samuel Turkington
Chicago
J. H. Letts
Oberlin
Ohio
I. H. Underwood
M. L. Shellabarger
W. M. Brooke
Dayton
Wm. Berry
North Division
North Linn Street
Local notes from Columbus Junction and nearby towns
A series of short items from Columbus Junction Iowa and nearby places. Mentions Senator Mossberry traveling to Des Moines, Walter Willey moving to Wells Minnesota, Frank Wilcox moving to Michener property, a Wapello witness delegation in a dispute with the fair association, Thos H Gruby visiting town, Walter Hughes returning to Parsons College, M BE Sunday school program next Sunday, Eldorado Restaurant reopening after a two week fire shutdown, Jed Lacey working on the Columbus Gazette, Madie Buchanan starting work on the Columbus News, Jayne starting Cotter school, Maude Noland at the central telephone office with mumps causing a short layoff.
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Columbus Junction
F. M. Mossberry
Des Moines
West Liberty
Walter V. Willey
Wells
Minnesota
Frank Wilcox
Second Street
Michener
Monkey Run
Wapello
Thos. H. Gruby
Supreme Court
Walter Hughes
Parson's College
M. BE
Eldorado
Jed Lacey
Columbus Gazette
Madie Buchanan
Columbus News
Jayne
Cotter
Maude Noland
Central Telephone
Local Notes From Mannon Illinois Community
Lavina Patterson of Liberty Indiana visits nieces Mrs David Schaper and Mrs Geo Willitts for two weeks. Tom Blaisdell attends Mrs Sheeses sale near Prince. Meredith Noble and cousin Miss Lisa Noble return for shore vacation. John Wyatt travels to Sigourney Iowa to visit relatives. P H Beardsley of Foster visits sister near Marion. Mrs Gus Mason ill with lung congestion. Dr Cutts of New Boston attends. A wagonload of youths goes to New Boston for revival meetings. Laura Mason and niece Bessie Nelson visit Joy natives over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom Jackson visit Prince relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs N W Tieman, Arthur Maddox and Effie Rollins of New Boston visit Hollis Pullen home Sunday. Alex Retherford goes to Joy.
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Gus. Mason
Dr. Cutts
New Boston
Laura Mason
Bessie Nelson
Joy
Tom Jackson
Prince
N. W. Tieman
Arthur Maddox
Effie Rollins
Mrs. Hollis Pullen
Alex Retherford
Joy Mon
Illinois City Notes Marriages And Local News
William Tyler Jr. wed Stella Huey on March 19 at Goodhope and the couple now reside on a farm northwest of town. James Vanatta lies ill with pneumonia at Win France’s. Tom Martin’s children improve from illness. Various residents travel for visits, schooling, and family matters as the community notes continue.
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Iinois
City
Wm. Tyler, Jr
Goodhope
Stella Huey
James Vanatta
Buffalo Prairie
France
Beadle
Tom Martin
George Melvin
Keokuk
Lincon Barton
Joe Essex
Andalusia
Agnes Shelter
Bertha Schnell
Chicago
Sheffield
E. L. Shepard
Alec Blanchard
Missouri
Stockton Community Sees Visits Quarantines And Seed Time
Local residents share Sunday visits with relatives in Muscatine Davenport and Walcott. Quarantine for smallpox lifted for Dage and Krebs households while diphtheria quarantine noted. Farmers begin seeding as mild weather continues.
Local residents visit families this week
Miss Emma Seims returned home Sunday to spend two weeks with her parents. Henry Haman's father from Sunbury Ia was in town Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Turning of Mt Sterling Ia arrived Tuesday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Claus Warner for a couple of days.
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Stockton
Henry Springmier
Springmier
E. Schlapkohl
RE. P. Ferrier
Muscatine
Theodore Knaack
Sunbury
Rudolph Knaack
Thiel
Laura Moeller
G. W. Frank
Schausser
John Leutz
Carl Wulf
Duke Ormsby
Frank Adams
Ed. Ferrier
H. Lamp
Maxfeldt
Davenport
Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Court of Columbian Circles Lodge
D. Ormsby
Henry Becker, Sr
E. F. Moeller
Louis Lamp
New Liberty
J. H. Thiel
Wm. Run
Fred Grimm
Bertha Warner
Keokuk
Stockton Elevator Co
Chicago
John Strohsoll
Moline
Ill
Rena Nielson
Gus. Thiel
Walcott
Minnesota
Wm. Kistenmacher
Rock Island
Lange
Emma Seims
Henry Haman
Frank Turning
Mt. Sterling
Claus Warner
Wilton Notes Include Visits and School Board Picks
Miss Blanch Goode of Washington is visiting Wilton friends as guest of Janette Derby. Frances Boot visited locally. Vera Hayes, Margarette Doran, and Dorothea Sullivan named teaching staff for spring term beginning April 7 1902. John and Will Mohr wed Burlington women. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Witmore move to Doran farm. Harry Romig hosted a party with friends. several attendees report a pleasant evening.
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Vera Hayes
Muscatine
Hudler
Wilton Township
Edith Lark
Margarette Doran
Frances Boot
Dorothea Sullivan
Ella Foley
Harry Romig
Downey Notes of Visitations and Local Shifts
Downey Iowa residents share visits from Iowa City West Liberty and Avoca friends as families plan summer moves Stella Tryon graduates music and travels after June while Cornwall hires Coulter and Fry to saw 7500 feet of lumber in April Fire damages I Compton dining room and porch as A E Lodges family adjusts after a Tuesday incident
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Downey
Kate Laufer
Iowa City
Conklin
West Liberty
Belle Ledge
J. S. Watson
Grover
W. Applegates
Iowa “Y
Nellie Schenck
Anna Tryon
Avoca
Stella
New York City
Miss Tryon
School of Music
Connecticut
West
I. Compton
A. E. Lodge
Favorite Prescription Cures Womanly Ailments Says Mrs Bryant
Mrs Milo Bryant of Lota Georgia testifies to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription curing back and stomach pains heart palpitations and general weakness. She says after three bottles and two vials of Pleasant Pellets she felt like a new woman and endorses the product against cheaper imitations.
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London Punch
Pierce
Milo Bryant
Lota
St. Thomas Co
Wang
Dr. Pierce
Resident recoveries and social notes from Cedar County
Reports from Cedar County mix recovery updates with local visits and family news. Several residents are on the road to recovery while others visit relatives in Brooklyn Iowa Muscatine and Iowa City. The article notes a fire destroying the Thomas Crozer house and the death of pioneer Martin Sullivan aged 85 with burial in Iowa City.
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J. H. Secrest
Muscatine
Secrest
Martin Sullivan
Cedar County
Downey
Iowa City
Oat sowing planned on 700 acres with projected yield
Farmers prepare 700 acres for oat sowing at 30 bushels per acre, estimating 21 000 bushels and 8400 dollars at 40 cents per bushel, with 1680 dollars in costs leaving 6720 dollars gross. Local notes include visits, sales, revivals, and political guidance urging Republican ballots.
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Eliza, Jr
Roy Taylor
James Stephenson
Ed. Holmes
G. E. Sheerer
Keithsburg
Ballard Hall
C. H. Cox
Dr. Cutts
New Boston
J. Dodson
L. J. Colberg
M. F. Hampton
Muscatine Moscow rural telephone line to join Muscatine
The Muscatine Moscow rural telephone company will be connected this week to Muscatine and Moscow. Stockholders include Chas Price E C Pace E W Denton Wm Freymuth Geo Cornell Wm Miller Jacob Freyermuth Henry Freyermuth Ss M Hoskins Lizzie Greiner Ben Greiner Geo Will John G Klein Henry Hincke Fred Miller Chas Mimmel. Farmers anticipate electric car line and continued rural delivery. Mr and Mrs E W Denton bought a piano for daughter Minnie. Excelsior home literary society met at the Dents with a mock trial and supper. Funeral of Mrs Engle attended by many.
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Muscatine
Henry Hincke
Fred Miller
Chas. Mimmel
E. W. Denton
Minnie
Excelsior Home Literary Society
Standard Oil Raises Wages by Ten Percent
The Standard Oil company increases wages for its workers by ten percent sparking speculation on possible oil price changes.
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J. L. Giesier
J. H. Kaiser
S. L. Johnson
F. H. Little
Gus Schmidt
John H. Kaiser
A Baird
F. W. Swan
F. W. Eversmeyer
J. L. Geisier
C. A. Mull
J. S. Blackwell
Bakers Monaca
Peoples
C. B. Fuller
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Ite
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Jackson Boulevard
Clark Street
the Journal Diascatine
Iowa
the Journal
Atlantic
Journal
Ise
Nina Staup
Aledo
Bessie Crapnell
Epworth Chapel
J. T. Boland
Sarah J. Mannon
Mannon
George
J. M. Mannon
Ned
Charles Rickard
James
Illinois City
Fenner
Havercamp’s Drug Store
Yankee Hollow
Don
Merry
Thomas Crozer
Will Wiggins
Brooklyn
J. W. Rhodes
Nichols
F. Seaton
Geo. Cornwall
L. G. Wiggins
Thad Maxson
Springdale
Ida Thiele
Dora Holloway
Clarence Hollingsworth
Harvey Gates
W. O. Brisbine
Vava
Tracy
Norman Oyler
Henry Gregg
Frank Kreggs
Carrie Secrest
Walter Mackey
Eliza
Shiloh
Rocksland, Ill
Muscatine Office
E. Second Street
Kammerer
Marion E Sweeney
Gleace Bennett
Eocar F. Gopragzy
Second Ave
Rock Island, Ill
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the Southeastern Limited
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Passingore
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Standard Oil Company
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Louisville & Nashville
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