Officials from Rock Island to Officiate Y M C A Game
Redding and Purn of Rock Island will officiate the Y M C A Company C basketball game tonight on the home floor. Officials from Augustana College are well regarded, and a close, fast contest is anticipated with a large crowd expected and 400 seats available. An oyster supper after the game will entertain players.
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Edward Schmidt
Davenport
Purn
Redding
Rock Island
Augustana College
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Rule
Talbot and Hedges
Myers
Y. M.co. A
Pavel Bancet
Jameson
Association
W. L. Brook Dead Prominent West Liberty Resident Dies
Walter L. Brook prominent Muscatine county figure dies of a second paralysis stroke at his West Liberty home after illness began March 18. Born August 6, 1840 in Clinton county Ohio, he moved to West Liberty in 1883 and later lived in the city. He leaves wife Catherine and four daughters Mary Alice Josephine Edith plus sister Mary B. Weaver of San Diego California. Funeral and burial set for Sunday with private services.
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West Liberty
Walter L. Brook
Muscatine County
Clinton County
Ohio
Catharine Mindenhall
Stark County
Brook
Mary
Alice
Josephine
Edith
San Diego
California
Mary B. Weaver
Final basketball game at gym between Co. C and Y M C A
Local brief notes basketball focus with Co. C versus Y M C A for final honors tonight at the gym. Mentions Ada Klein, Minnie Ogilvie, Hastings, Sade Wilson, Miss Wilson, William Greenwald, Dad Dolsen cigars, and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as local ads and notices.
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Co. C
Eym
Co. Cos
Millinery Opening This Saturday at Reinemund's Bee Hive
Formal opening of the new millinery department set for Saturday March 31 at Reinemund's Bee Hive. Local shoppers invited to view the display and selections.
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Reinemund
West Branch urged to keep name to avoid confusion with West Liberty
West Branch officials consider changing the town name due to confusion with West Liberty in train orders and freight delivery. Supt Greenough asks the Rock Island to bring the matter to the council, but local opinion favors keeping West Branch unchanged to prevent transfers and other disruptions.
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West Branch Times
Rock Island
West Liberty
the Times
Tomlinson
Greenough
West Branch
Cameron
Refund Promise for Tar Syrup Guarantee
The undersigned offer a refund on a 56 cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if no cure for cough occurs, and a 25 cent trial bottle to prove satisfaction or full money return. Signatories include G. A. Riemcke N. B. Barkalow Jno J Havercamp Nesper F. T. J. Theo Kuechmann.
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Greene’s
G. A. Riemcke
N. B. Barkalow
Jno
J. Havercamp
Nesper
F. T. J. Theo
Kuechmann
Columbus Junction Students Set Spring Vacation Week
Columbus Junction Iowa announces a two day school vacation next week to allow teachers to attend the Southeastern Iowa teachers meeting in Ottumwa on April 5 and 7. On March 4 the three literary societies present a joint program at the opera house. Far readers include F L Williams of Ames visiting at Eliza Williams home and plans to travel to Pennsylvania. Grace Noland visits Muscatine, E W Murdock in Wapello, Jay Stapp from Ames College returns for a few days, and Mrs John Paisley of Burlington is noted as part of the scene.
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Columbus Junction
Grace Noland
Muscatine
E. W. Murdock
Jay Stapp
Ames College
John Paisley
Burlington
Woman's Missionary Convention
West Liberty
W. S. Adamson
Iowa City
E. R. Lacey
Mabel
Keota
C. A. Lacey
Lacey
Chicago
Ralph Baker
Ames
W. A. Duncan
John Orr
Buffalo
Kansas
Caney
Sarah Rinehart
Columbus City
Washington
J. Y W. Morgan
W. F. Turbott
Tennessee
Mark
Edgar Todd
Gladwin
O. P. Wilcox
Minerva Todd
Edgar
Elizabeth Todd
Musa
F. N. Wilcox
Des Moines
Roy
Fred Dunham
Wapello
Katherine McCarthy
George Casper
Cotter
Rozella Tobin
J. B. Johnston
Dr. Rogers
Keokuk
Dyspepsia Tablets Boost Appetite and Health
A Des Moines druggist’s wife credits Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with transforming her brother from a chronic dyspeptic to a voracious eater. After trying many remedies, he accepted the tablets and gained weight, reporting no further dyspepsia. The ad extols the tablets as natural digestion aids sold at 50 cents a box and usable for complete relief in many cases.
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Des Moines
Chicago
Stuart
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Honora Lurian Henry
Seattle Dramatic Club
March Marriages: 24 Licenses Issued in March
The court house issued 24 marriage licenses during March. The list includes couples such as J. S. Milton with Eva N. Hesser, Wayne Skeels with Frances Clark, Frederick D. Height with Elsie Hysell, Carl C. F. Wassmund with Adelhert Meyers, and many others across dates from March 1 to March 26.
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Court House
J. S. Milton
Eva N. Hesser
William B. Brady
Carrie Sturins
Frederick D. Height
Elsie Hysell
Carl C. F. Wassmund
Adelhert M. Meyers
Otto D. Harder
Helen K. Sheetz
George A. Bowlby
Rosa A. Ives
L. A. Billick
Maud M. Sheridan
William Wagner
Minnie B. Edgington
Edward Sheetz
Lydia Mohr
Robert D. Taylor
Gertrude Henderson
John N. Gerber
Edna Harter
Two Miners Killed and Four Hurt in Mine Incident
In Ironwood Michigan on March 30 a ship being hoisted from the Ottawa mine shaft fell. Two miners died and four were injured. Workers demanded stop of work until bodies were recovered, the superintendent refused, a threat of violence followed, and a panic ensued with the dead lying in twenty feet of water at the shaft bottom.
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Ironwood
Mich
Ottawa
Hurley
Marital Readings Scheduled Across Dates for Local Pairings
Pearl Mills and J. N. M. Hintz appear on March 27 along with Hattie V. Metcalf. Arthur Ingraham and Laure Mulligan are listed for March 28 beside Harry Oliver and Gertrude Strickland. Harvey Ritter and Ina Wagner, Clyde Cress and Evangeline Satterthwait are dated March 29.
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Pearl Mills
J. NM. Hintz
Hattie V. Metcalf
Arthur Ingraham
Laure Mulligan
Harry Oliver
Gertrude E. Strickland
Harvey E. Ritter
Ina M. Wagner
Clyde H. Cress
Evangeline Satterthwait
Dr Hale's Household Ointment Cures Skin Diseases
Advertises Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a permanent cure for itching burning and irritating skin diseases with relief at first application and complete cure later. Claims the preparation is clean pleasant to use contains no grease or oil and is sold at all drug stores or by Kenyon & Thomas Adams NY.
None-Such Mince Meat Honored by Good Housekeeping
The Pure Food Roll of Honor in Good Housekeeping beams on None-Such Mince Meat by Merrill Soule Co. of Syracuse. Described as a semi moist condensed compound of beef apples spices sugar raisins currants boiled cider and salt with no artificial coloring or preservatives. The article notes production under sanitary conditions and cites one million packages sold monthly as proof.
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Good Housekeeping
Department of “Pure Food Assurance
Merrill-Soule Co
Syracuse
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Keith
Preston B. Keith Shoe Co., Makers
Brockton, Mass
T. W. Cherry
E. 2Nd St
Will
M. C. A. Five
W. L. Brook
Ysis
Home Tea Co. Roth Phones
F. S. Pentzer
Ada Klein
Atalissa
McKee & Eliven
Minnie Ogilvie
Lone Tree
the Grand
H. R. Marreten
Hollister
E. Bell
Wellman, Ira
Miss Sade Wilson
Modern Methods
Studio
H. K. Fowler
Cedar County
John Curtis
George Brenner
R. S. McNutt
East Second Street
William Greenwald
George Street
F. J. Leonard
Lewis Othmer
Herman Baker
Cedar River
Dad Dolsen
Lawrence Smith
Ottumwa
Iowa
J. E. Stevenson
Will Furnas
Letts
Clinton Bear
el Paso
Pacific Coast
Charles Appel
Havercamp’s
Prescription Drug Store
Ideal Printery
Iowa Avenue
Esther Finger
Bertha Hoover
Cherry Street
Linda Musser
Northampton
Mass
Grace Musser
West Third Street
Ben F. Swickard
Nichols
J. E. Walsh
Dr. Walsh
Tri-Cities
Walsh
Walesh
McCullough
Rock Island Road
Lydia E.pinkham
31St Ave
Seattle, Wash
Cense
Wayne Skeels
Frances Clark
Suves
Ea Box
W. F. Miksch
The
South End Grocer
Tata
Cash Hees
Nra
Lee UO
Dom Abe O
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