Miss Fay Lee and the Shakespearian Club
A Kansas City woman Miss Fay Lee of 6031 North Seventh Street struggled with nervous tension until she used Wine of Cardus. The ad claims regular menstruation and uterine support restore health, urging readers to contact The Chattanooga Medicine Co. and buy a $1 bottle from local druggists.
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Miss Fay Lee
The
Shakespearian Club
Kansas City
Conyers
North
Seventh Street
Kansas
Cardus
America
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Chattanooga, Tenn
Letts Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local News
Acquaintances and relatives share updates from Letts and nearby towns. Mrs H Lieberknecht and son Earnst visited Muscatine. Emma and Edith Riggs studied piano in St John and visited for lessons. Natural gas found on the Lieberknecht farm. Epworth League to elect officers. church committee plans recarpeting. Various locals travel or visit kin in West Liberty, Columbus Junction, Oklahoma, Winfield, and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Edith Riggs
St. John
E. O. Furnas
H. Lieberknecht
M. E. Church
Wm. Lieberknecht
Isaac Wagner
West Liberty
Indiana
C. Shellabarger
Ervin Weaver
Muscatine
Local Notices From Town Vie for Decoration Day Roles
A collection of short items lists visits and moves by residents of the area across the week. D C Godfrey travels to Columbus Junction, Dr L G Woodruff visits, Prof Holliday rents a Grandview house, and others plan offices and barns. Decoration Day committees and organizers are named with roles for music, flowers, speakers, and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Muscatine
H. N
John Geiger
Ephriam Shellabarger
Thomas Meeker
R. Rhyner
David Shellabarger
Holliday
Warren Meeker
John Plinson
Ruth Parson
Elma Hartman
Nettie Hildebaugh
Lola Estep
Milt. Shearer
Olin
Robt. Elliott
John Weaver
Champion Hill Community News Summary
Elmer Lewis departed for Dallas to resume train dispatching. Local residents note various visits and illnesses, with farm duties improved by Andy McFadden taking charge of township roads. Visitors included Prof. Witter, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and a Cedar county guest. Dancegoers from the vicinity attended an Atalissa event and reported a fine time.
Local News From Millersburg Illinois May 6 1906
Eld I. B. LaRue has been on the sick list for a long time and remains weak. Harry Downey near town is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Epperly are better after illness. Mrs. Bear visited her sick grandson near Petersville from April 29 to May 3. Mrs. Emma Murdock celebrated her fiftieth birthday May 3 with a dinner social hosted by women friends. Henry Huber and wife of Viola attended with gifts. Children brought presents home May 3. Rev J Haskel Collins of Chicago preached at the Presbyterian church May 3 at 11 am and Rev J H Craine preached at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Ill
LaRue
Harry Downey
John Epperly
Bear
Petersville
Emma Murdock
LDS Church Services and Family Update
Elders W. E. LaRue preached at 11 a m and O. H Batley at 8 p m at the L o S church. M D Murdock learned May 3 his son in law C E Anderson was very sick and a phone message from Mrs J E Ramsey said Anderson was a little better yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eld. M. D. Murdock
C. E. Anderson
J. E. Ramsey
Anderson
Frost harms fruit as oats grow and farmers plow
Duncan reports frost hurts fruit especially strawberries while oats are germinating slowly due to cold. Stock has been turned out and plowing for corn continues as ground stays wet. Local residents visit kin and travel to Muscatine for shopping amid ongoing farm tasks and health updates.
Birthday Surprise For Miss Shipman In Wapello
A large crowd gathered at Miss Anna Shipman's home to celebrate her twenty second birthday with games and merriment last Saturday evening. County Attorney Curran advised on a road project west of Wapello. The M E church ladies aid were hosted by Mrs Lillie Stone Mrs Harry Cruce and Mrs James Guthrie. The will of Hein rich Grauwinkle died May 1 was opened with a bequest of all property to his son W H Gauwinkle on condition he pay an adopted daughter Mrs Theodore Schwab in Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Anna Shipman
Nellie Colburn
Kansas
W. Dunham
Curran
Board of Trustees
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Lillie Stone
Harry Cruce
James Guthrie
Heinrich Grauwinkle
Grauwinkle
W. H. Gauwinkle
Theodore Schwab
Conesville
Cancer Cure Claim by Dr. G M Curry of Lebanon Ohio
Promoting a home cancer cure program Dr Curry invites investigation and offers a booklet with testimonials from bankers ministers and citizens as proof of efficacy claiming ordinary cancers cure in 10 days and malignant cases improve promptly Mrs E Little of Lincolnton NC credits a 17 day treatment for breast cancer and urges others to write for the booklet and testimonials to Lock Box No
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Curry
Lebanon
Ohio
Mer E. Little
Lincolnton
RN. C
Dr. Curry Cancer Cure Co
Will Provisions Sum to Be Paid and Executors Named
The will directs a sum of 200 dollars to be paid and 100 dollars to be divided among the children of his brothers and sisters in Germany. Twenty dollars goes to the orphans home of Warrenton Missouri. W H Grauwinkle is named executor of the will. The liquor injunction case D M Smith versus W F Brown et al decided in October 1902 will be appealed to the supreme court after Judge Smyth refused the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Warrenton
W. H. Grauwinkle
D. M. Smith
W. F. Brown
Smyth
Supreme Court
Local Social Notes From Oakland May 6
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rife spent Sunday with Richard Chown s. Mr R McKean was a business caller at Cone Monday in the interest of the new bank. Mrs J G Morse had her phone taken out last week. J K Solomon and son Jesse marketed hogs at Lone Tree Monday. Mr and Mrs T J McCollister spent Sunday in this burg. We are sorry we can t report his eye much better. Mr and Mrs Chas Forbes and J E Solomon and family and Mr and Mrs H A Morse spent Sunday with G L Kennedy s. Miss Verna Solomon spent Sunday at Columbus Junction. Ida Chown spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs Chas Clark and mother and Dora Shoop, Jerome Morse and family and Mr and Mrs Wolfe spent Sunday at M R McKean s. H Hoben shipped two cars of fat cattle to Chicago Monday. Will Boyd of Bethel also shipped two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Arthur Rife
Richard Chown
R. McKean
Cone
J. G. Morse
J. K. Solomon
Jesse
Lone Tree
T. J. McCollister
Chas. Forbes
J. E. Solomon
H. A. Morse
G. L. Kennedy
Verna Solomon
Columbus Junction
Ida Chown
Chas. Clark
Dora Shoop
Jerome Morse
Wolfe
M. R. McKean
East Buffalo News Roundup May 6 1900s
Guss Bull bought a gang plow and corn planter in Prairie. Miss Mable Murdock and Mrs. Sophia Johnson host and visit. A. R. Bull suffered a leg injury after a horse accident but remains mobile. Local residents frequent visits and chores from Sunday to Saturday including tile hauling and buggy mishaps.
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East Buffalo
Guss Bull
Prairie
Mable Murdock
Sophia Johnson
A. R. Bull
Guss
Bull
E. E. Bull
J. H. Reed
Cunningham
Goats Overrun Hartman Pasture Near Durant
Pine Mills May 5 Mr Norton’s timber well fenced draws goats by the roadside. The hungry herd climbed hazel brush and small trees to eat leaves. Road Boss C Fix keeps roads in fine shape. Several locals visited or traveled through the area including Will Reins Jake Schuster Mrs Schiele John Bart Lizzie Welch Mrs Eis Mollie Henke Mollie Hartman and Miss E Clemons. John Bart departed for California to visit relatives.
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Pine Mills
Durant
Wm. Hartman
Norton
C. Fix
Will Reins
Stockton
Jake Schuster
Kretschmer
Kidney Health Ad From Dr Hobotec Spare Fillecusoglliénce
An unclear advertisement from a Chicago firm offers a free checkup or remedy related to kidney health. The text is garbled but references the Dr Hobotec name and a Chicago address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobotec
Ste Remedy Co
Chicago
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Ries Fay Lee
Cardui
Wine
City Pride Cigar
Batterson
Letts
Iitors
Mira Hershey Lumber Co
S. G
P. Stein
D. C. Godfrey
Kansas City Portrait Company
Our City
L. G. Woodruff
Prof. Holliday
Grandview
Dr. Armentrout
Robt. Wilson
Snyder and Son
Joseph Wagner
Wm. Bloomer
Wm. Moffat
Kan
Sas
Champion Hill
Elmer Lewis
Dallas
Texas
Hyrum Devore
Diana Weise
Lee Tharp
Brit Stucker
Witter
Penn Avenue
Hyrum Deveree
Geo. Miller and
Henry Miller
Christ Smith
Andy McFadden
Atalissa
Katie Hayes
Iowa City
Charley Lewis
Lena Morolfs
Woods
Cedar County
Ethel Miller
Etta
Lizzie Wiese
Bigler Stucker
Roy Chase
Charley Chase
Moscow
Ed. Opping
Clarence Smith
Cora Leimkuehler
Art Weed
Will Barkalow
Wm. Wiese
Wilton
Walter Bailey
Pes Ben
Dr. Fenner
Bright
Fenner
William Zimmerman
Akron
Edor
Anne
Br. Feaner
Fredonia
N. Y
Avercamp’s
W. E. LaRue
O. H Batley
Duncan
C. C. Walter
James G. Gorman
Essie Downey
Kate Sanders
Iowa
Close
J. N. Close
Charles Minteer
Gorman
Peryton
C. C. Walter’s
Clayton Bridgefor
Wriday
H. Hoben
Will Boyd
Bethel
DR. Fellows
Drs. Fellows & Fellows
Rollins
Des Moines
Rure A
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store
Arnold Land Co
East Second Street
fCorvexor
Bond
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