Canals Topic Discussed at Twentieth Century Club
The Twentieth Century club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. T. Martin’s home on West Fourth street to discuss canals. Five papers were presented by members on the Panama, Erie, Soo, and Hennepin Canals and the role of women's clubs at the Panama Canal.
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Twentieth Century Club
J. T. Martin
West Fourth Street
United States
Panama Canal
J. Scott Blackwell
Erie Canal
Ed. Ingham
Soo Canal
Susan F. Stone
Hennepin Canal
J. E Hoopes
The
Will Downer
Maccabees Meet As Class of Thirty Is Enrolled
The Maccabees held a meeting last evening in their hall and enrolled a class of thirty. Deputy T F Gleason will depart tomorrow for Davenport to manage lodge business and initiate a new deputy for the campaign there. An upcoming lodge entertainment is planned for members later this month.
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Maccabees
T. F. Gleason
Davenport
How He Got Rid Of Consumption Cured at Home
E S Stroh of Angola Ind recounts his recovery from consumption at 63 aided by Dr J Lawrence Hill of Jackson Mich The Rational Treatment promised to halt disease progress and rebuild tissue He urges readers with lung or throat trouble to request a trial package by mailing the coupon today.
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E. S. Stroh
Angola
Ind
J. Lawrence Hill
Hill Building
Jackson
Mich
America
Hill
381 Hill Bldg
Cause of Dyspepsia From Hasty Eating and Indigestion
The article explains that rushing through meals with poorly chewed food is the main trigger of chronic indigestion or dyspepsia. It recommends slow eating, avoiding rich foods, and using a home neutralizing elixir made from sodium phosphate essence of spearmint baking soda and water, taken before meals to stop fermentation and relieve gas.
No clear headline or event in fragment
Fragmentary line suggests planners expect strong turnout or success, but no identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates are readable to anchor a summary.
Regular meeting of Camp 106 Modern Woodmen of America
The Camp 106 hall hosted a large turnout for the regular meeting with many members present. Two new members joined and ten were balloted up, while twenty-nine new candidates have already been secured for a future big class.
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Camp 106
Modern
Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors Aid Society Meets At Mrs Mary Browns
The meeting of the Royal Neighbors Aid Society was held this afternoon at Mrs Mary Browns Oak Street home. The session was profitable and well attended.
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Royal Neighbors’ Aid Society
Mary Brown
Oak Street
St Matthias Industrial Meeting Tomorrow at School Hall
The St Matthias Industrial group will gather at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon in the school hall for a regular meeting.
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St. Matthias
U W Makes Prompt Payment and Records
The Ancient Order of United Workmen in Muscatine reports prompt claim settlements with no deductions. Five Eagle lodge No 10 members died in March, with claims paid within a week or less. Since its founding, $201,000 has gone to families, as Muscatine vies with Cedar Rapids for members and leadership in the state.
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Order of
United Workman
Muscatine
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Eagle Lodge No. 10
John Haifleigh
Wm. W. Hartman
Henry Shafit
Barney Schmidt
Joseph Plessy
Humane Society Meets at Library in Muscatine
The Muscatine branch of the American Humane association held a meeting at the P M Musser library auditorium. Attendees spoke optimistically about prospects and citywide support. A charter will be applied for and a constitution drawn up. Complaints about mistreatment of animals or children may be submitted to Dr C J Hackett or Attorneys Warner and Ingham. The society will meet monthly, day to be decided.
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Muscatine
American Humane Association
P. M
Warner and
Ingham
Six Clear Days in March Report on Weather Data
The March report by Water Works Superintendent William Molis shows only six clear days that month with the rest partly cloudy or rainy. The river stage averaged 6.4 feet, peaking at 8.5 on the first and dropping to 4.5 on the 19th, with total rainfall 1.58 inches and snow depth 2.25 inches. the coldest day was March 17th.
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U.S
William Molis
St. Patrick’s Day
Kirsch Funeral Today for Marian Kirsch
Funeral held this afternoon at 2 from the residence on West Fourth Street for Mrs. Marian Kirsch. The service took place at the family home with local residents attending.
Death at residence prompts service and interment
Mrs. Kirsch is remembered at a service at 506 West Fourth Street with songs by Mrs Einhausen and M P Goff. Pallbearers were nephews Charles, Andrew, Albert, John Vetter, Carl Loecher and John Stortz. Rev. John Jans led the German Evangelical church service. Remains interred at Greenwood cemetery.
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West Fourth Street
Local News Highlights and Community Notices
Local notes mention Kiowa cigars and Slaughter's Candy Store offerings including April Fool Candies and chocolates. Visitors include Mrs. Fred McIntosh and her son from Monmouth Illinois visiting Mrs. Ellen Arnold on West Fourth Street. Lenten services at the German Evangelical church invite all to attend tomorrow evening.
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Slaughter’s Candy Store
Fred McIntosh
Monmouth, Ill
Ellen Arnold
West Fourth Street
Yeoman Bazaar Nears End With Dance Night
Yeomen at their Nyenhuis hall mark the bazaar end with a concluding dance after a week of booths. A Browning business college drill by nine girls Tuesday night entertained attendees. The performers were Ethel Trautman, Margaret Kemble, Pearl Leach, Edna Greiner, Edyth Montreal, Stella Holliday, Lena Trautman, Florence Powell and Addie Hampton with May Ankle at the piano.
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Yeomen
Nyenhuis
Browning Business College
Ethel Trautman
Margaret Kemble
Pearl Leach
Edna Greiner
Edyth Montreal
Stella Holliday
Lena Trautman
Florence Powell
Addie Hampton
May Ankle
Little Child Dies At Rogers Home
Edwin Rogers eleven months old son of Mr. and Mrs. James E Rogers died this afternoon at the family residence. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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Edwin
James E. Rogers
Plan Institute at Buffalo Prairie
An all day plan institute will be held Sunday April 4 at the Buffalo Prairie church. Exercises begin 9 45 in the forenoon and run to 4 o clock with a noon intermission. Music and addresses by Sunday school workers from Aledo and other places are planned. The program aims to reorganize the Sunday school and urges the participation of the young people.
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Buffalo Prairie Church
Aledo
Funeral service for Mrs Catherine B Shepard held today
The funeral for Mrs. Catherine B. Shepard was held at 9 30 this morning from the daughter’s home on East Third street. Rev A I E Boss of Trinity Episcopal church conducted a brief service. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers J.
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Catherine B. Shepard
G. D. Lezotte
East Third Street
A. I. E. Boss
Trinity Episcopal Church
Greenwood
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Schebler
N. W. Meyers
Wittich Bros
U. W
Humane Society
Library
Kirsch
Marian Kirsch
Hoosier Kitchen
Stearns and Foster
Macey
Gunn Sectional
Heywood Bros
Ra‘tan
Go-caris
Karpen and Bros
Jewel
Stewart
National
Simmon’s
Morris
Enterprise
Limberts
Corona
China
Ballerson Stores
Slaughter’s
H. Pitchforth
G. A. Riemcke
W. H. Graff
Amos Weidling
Thomas Watson and
A. Molis
Indianapolis
John H. Vincent
Bishop Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yeoman Bazaar
Wellville
Plan Institute AT
Buffalo Prairie
C. B. Shepard
Greenwood Cemetery
la Tosca
Wisteria
Jabots
BE. J. Zeeidler
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