Waters of Life sale and local notices in Muscatine
Ishams California Waters of Life offered by McBrides and Cope. Kemble's advertises bargains in real estate and insurance at 116 Iowa Avenue. Various local residents travel, study, and attend events in Davenport and Iowa City including state university attendance. Church ladies host all day sewing and a dinner, with broad community participation.
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Mabel Hoffman
Muscatine
State University
Iowa City
Wm. Hoffman
West Fourth Street
Presbyterian Church
Lehigh Valley Route Offers Fast Through Trains
Lehigh Valley Railroad runs superb vestibule trains between Chicago and New York or Philadelphia with through service and no change. Passengers may stop over at Niagara Falls for extended visits.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Advertised
A historical advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. It describes internal dosing, blood and mucous surface action, and a hundred dollar pledge for cures plus testimonials and circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Chenry & v
Lall
Need of a New Band Stand in Muscatine This Summer
As spring nears Muscatine residents discuss summer band concerts in Court Square. Prof Pauchet plans to organize a band and raise about 350 dollars next week for expenses. A new band stand is favored, said to be affordable, with two or three bands seeking the privilege to play in public grounds.
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Muscatine
Court Square
Pauchet
Paudhet
Simeon Howe's Suit Over River Land Reaches Court
In Kansas City a suit over forty acres south of the Missouri river valued at $200,000 ends with S K Howe winning a district court verdict against Armour Packing and the Chicago Great Western railway. The land, once an island, became mainland and adjacent to Armour property. The Supreme Court remanded for proper original proceedings.
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Muscatine
Simeon K. Howe
H. S. Howe
J. E. Howe
Kansas City
Missouri River
Kan
S. K. Howe
Armour Packing Company
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Howe
Armour Plant
Chicago Great Western
District Court
Supreme Court
Five Dollars a Box The Price Cut No Figure With Him
Letters praise Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for quick relief and cure of stomach and digestion problems. Endorsers include A Ellms and Chas. F. Buzzell Assistant Postmaster South Sudbury Mass and Mrs Jas Barton of Toronto. Advert says tablets cost five dollars a box though a 50 cent box suffices for many, with broad physician and patient acceptance.
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Stuart
Sudbury
Mass
Jas. Barton
Toronto
Canada
City would improve court square with a neat band stand
Citizens attend concerts in the court square which is a large, driveable space well situated for access from all city parts. It would be greatly beautified by a neat and attractive band stand adding appeal to the public gathering area.
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Court Square
Tenth Annual Iowa Federation of Labor Convention Planned
The Iowa Federation of Labor schedules its tenth annual convention in Cedar Rapids May 14 for three days. It includes more than 400 local unions with about 30 000 members across 50 crafts. Delegation rules assign three at large delegates to state bodies and one per 100 members for locals. Charter fees are 3 dollars for state and central bodies and 1 dollar for locals.
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Iowa Federation of Labor
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
After the Money: Dispute Over Found Gold Sparks Legal Battle
Ed J Velatt and George Koehler filed information against Phil Fahey after he found gold on Koehler’s lot Tuesday. Fahey was arrested, bond posted, and Justice Eversmeyer set 2 PM Saturday for his appearance. Velatt claims the finder worked for him while Koehler says he owns the property and the dirt, not the gold, and disputes escalate to potential legal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. J. Velatt
George Koehler
Phil Fahey
Koehler
Warner
Fahey
Justice Eversmeyer
Velatt
Helen Blair to Visit Muscatine Ahead of Season
Captain Blair announces the Helen Blair will be inspected in Muscatine on Saturday evening. The vessel, rebuilt and equipped, will be inspected by the government before returning to Davenport for the season’s first trip on Monday. Inspection invites local citizens to tour the boat.
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Muscatine
W. G. Black
W. A. Blair
Helen Blair
Davenport
Carpenter Meeting Planned at 215 Iowa Avenue
Arrangements set to hold a meeting Friday night at the Saturday Mail office, 215 Iowa Avenue. Official notice states there will be no change and no meeting Sunday. Organizer confirms the schedule.
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Iowa Avenue
School Board Postpones Trip and Bond Vote Plan
The School Board postponed a planned trip to East Hill and Keckerville to inspect funding for new school buildings due to weather concerns. A board member said no spending decisions should be made until money is secured, with a special bond election of 25000 dollars being prepared, then expenditure steps to follow.
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East Hill
Kecklerville
Moot trial at State university aids young lawyers
A practice moot trial has run for several days before Judge Deemer at the State university. Harold Asthalter of Muscatine is among the jurymen. Attorneys include Mather Bannister McLaren Converse Media and Delavan. The case proves worthwhile practice for aspiring young lawyers.
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Muscatine
State University
Mason City Great Northern hires Muscatine assistant engineer
James A. Ryan, previously assistant city engineer of Muscatine, accepts the post of assistant engineer on construction for the Mason City and Fort Dodge division of the Chicago Great Northern railway. The line from Fort Dodge to Council Bluffs is under construction and Ryan will earn a good salary while receiving congratulations from friends.
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James A. Ryan
Muscatine
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Chicago Great Northern Railway
Council Bluffs
Ryan
Coffee Philosophy Warns Against Coffee Danger
The piece warns that coffee is a dangerous false friend that gradually harms health. It argues that health and nerve steadiness come from abstaining, citing many who suffer from coffee and praising Postum Food Coffee as a safe, miraculous alternative.
Eyes Examined Free of Charge by Dr Pentzer
Dr. Pentzer, an eyesight specialist, offers free eye examinations. Located at 217 FR Second Street, the service advertises complimentary assessments to determine vision needs.
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Dr. Pentzer
FR. Second Street
Foster News Highlights From Foster Illinois
Mrs. J. H. Foster plans to return from Iowa City late this week after visiting daughter Mrs. Frank Brogan. Rev. C. L. Flanders to preach at the Baptist church Sunday both morning and evening. Sophia Anderson attends Prof. Leverich’s normal school. Joe Watson went to Rock Island Monday to return tax books. Pine Bluff people plan roof papering and painting for their church. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayes and son dined with Isaac Foster. James Hayes Jr. and children visited Ed Feltman.
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Foster
Ill
J. H. Foster
Iowa City
Frank Brogan
C. L. Flanders
Baptist Church
Sophia Anderson
Prof. Leverich
Joe Watson
Rock Islan
Wm. Workman
Wm. Kistler
Buffalo Prairie
Pine Bluff
Don Hayes
Isaac Foster
Jas. Hayes, Jr
Ed. Feltman
All About Spirit and Okoboji Lakes Booklet Described
Descriptive booklet on Spirit and Okoboji Lakes in Iowa along the Burlington Northern line. Free on application from Jno G Farmer AGP TA BCRN Ry Cedar Rapids IA. Includes Minnesota and Iowa game laws. Notes boarding houses hotels cottages for rent.
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Okoroji Lakes
Iowa
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Jno
G. Farmer
A.G.P
T.A
C. R
N. R.y
A. G. Tyler Opens Real Estate Office in Richmand Rich
A. G. Tyler plans to open a real estate office on April 1 at 118 West Second Street in rooms of Richmand Rich man building.
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A. G. Tyler
West Second Street
Richmand
Richman
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Daily Journal
W.E. Battey
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Chicago Ophthalmic College
John A. Robbins
Olds’ Block
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California
Kemble’s
Margaret Miller
Minburn
E. L. Graham's
J. Scott Blackwell
Wilton
M. H. Truesdell
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Carl Ross
Isaac McElroy
Dean
J. W. Eells
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Frank Koeckeritz
New York City
Europe
Ralph Thompson
The
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Fairfield
E. L. Kemptner
East Fifth
A. Sylvester
Vermillion
South Dakota
E. M. Warner
Wapelio
W. J. Vanatta & Son
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Todd
Columbus Junction
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Nichols
S. G. Stein
B. E. Lilly
Tom Brannan
Charles Kelley
John Gates
Ed. Zeidler
Fred Giesler
Winifred
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Nellie Lyons
Woodbine
Jessie Geiger
J. J. Legler
Letts
E. H. Gabriel
Chas. Balluff
Will MccQuesten
Sadie McQuesten
Miss Maud Sawyer
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Atlantic Coast
Prof. Paudiet
Simeon Howe
Federation of Labor
Uneecha
National Biscuit Company
Uneeca Biscuit
School Board
F. A. Neidig
East 2d Street
Pavins
Mato
Frea
Didert
Rats Munn & Co
Revei
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Sraci Beese
All News
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Secant
Eagle Iron Works and Foundry
Chas. Miller
Prop
Sycamore Street
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Wlpw
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South By, CO
Roundhouse Fruitland
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Elrick Junction
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Grandview Fruitland
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