Root Juice Remedy Sparks National Sensation
A health tonic praised as a cure all spreads across many cities. Local testimonials claim relief from stomach and liver issues, rheumatism, kidney complaints, and nervous weakness after taking this juice. Sold at Morgan's drug store for $1 per bottle or three for $2.50.
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Mor-gan
Death of Robert Kuriger Shocks Muscatine County
Robert Kuriger aged 23 died early this morning at his brother Frank Kuriger's home in Lake township after one day illness due to inflammation of the bowels. He was born in the county and lived here all his life. Survived by five brothers Philip Frank Edward George and Oliver Jr and four sisters Mrs George Hartman Mrs Jesse Kent Mrs August Zukasty and Nora. Parents Mr and Mrs Oliver Kuriger of 324 Main street also mourn him. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Frank Kuriger
Lake Township
Robert Kuriger
Muscatine
St. Mary’s Catholic
Banquet by Sons of Veterans Highlights New Members
Colonel S G Hill Camp of the Sons of Veterans hosted a banquet last evening for Shelby Norman Post G A R with 60 suppers served. Louis A Yaggy of Davenport cited the vow that membership cannot be bought and spoke on the organization's history. Gus Schmidt and Robert Baird welcomed new members and shared war stories. The camp received a new banner from W S Hill to be used on Decoration Day.
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S. G. Hill
Sons of Veterans
Shelby Norman Post
Louis A. Yaggy
Davenport
America
United States
Mason City
Iowa
Gus Schmidt
Robert Baird
W. S. Hill
West Liberty man celebrates 78th birthday with family
M. M. Hall of West Liberty Iowa enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering Saturday as children, grandchildren, and relatives crowded his home. He received 75 post cards and was born in Knox County Ohio, arriving in Iowa in 1856 to farm near South Prairie. He now resides in town with two daughters and a son.
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West Liberty
M. M. Hall
Mr. Hall
Knox County
Ohio
Iowa
South Prairie
Elnora Nichols
Sade Nichols
J. C. Hall
Hall
O. B. McDonald
Maquoketa
Ed. Harris
Mesdames H. B. Kline
Owen Doyle
Atalissa
Ella Metzler
Idaho
A. L. Dice
Des Moines
J. A. Emons
Muscatine
H. E. Dice
A. A. Paisley
Bozeman
Mont
Charlie Worrell
East Third
Havercamps Challenge Offers Halfprice Dr Howard Specific
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store offers a fifty cent bottle at half price to find the worst case of indigestion or constipation in Muscatine area. The medicine promises permanent cures for dyspepsia headaches constipation malaria and liver trouble with a money back guarantee if it does not help.
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Havercamp
Dr. Howard
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Promises Appetite Aid
A New England farm family testimonial claims Hood's Sarsaparilla improves digestion and overall health after years of dyspepsia. Offered in liquid form or chocolate-coated Sarsatabs with 190 doses for one dollar, as cited by Mrs. E. L. Berry of West Troy, Me.
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New England
E. L. Berry
West Troy
Through Freight Revival Plans for Upper Mississippi
The Business Men's League of St. Louis backs a project to restore through freight traffic on the Mississippi and Missouri rivers with St. Louis as a key hub. A conference will set plans to finance a line of freight steamers and barges from St. Louis to New Orleans and extend to Minneapolis and St. Paul ports, aiming to secure 1 to 2 million dollars and revive water transport amid rising rail rates.
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The
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Mississippi River
St. Paul
Gulf
Business Men's League of
St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
Cairo
Kansas City
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Upper Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Local residents plan short trips and visits this week
Street travelers depart on early trains to Winterset and Iowa City while others head to Chicago for business. Mrs Paisley travels from Burlington to attend a death, Bert Watters arrives from Ecuador to visit family, and J H Badham returns to Monmouth after a Cedar Rapids trip.
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Cedar Rapids
Monmouth
E. F. Schall
Wilton
J. B. Harris
Bert Richards
Chicago
Ill
List of unclaimed letters at Muscatine post office 1909
List shows remaining letters for week ending May 11 1909 at Muscatine Iowa. Men s list includes Dr Frank A Hautsch W L Johnston John Meyers Jacob Palmas Frank Par sons Charley Reynolds Wm H Staley W M Williams. Ladies list includes Mrs Maggie Fiood Miss Gertie Grubb Mary Haney Mrs Mary Harper Miss Marie Sewark Mrs Jennie Maurath Mrs Matt Munn Mrs Gladyce Myers Maggie Rock Mrs Amanda Rude Miss Effie Virgin Miss Florence Weise Mrs Will Young. Foreign includes F G Rodler Rev Wm Gilkies. Callers must say ADVERTISED. R S McNutt P M.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Frank A. Hautsch
W. L. Johnston
John Meyers
Jacob Palmas
Frank Parsons
Charley Reynolds
Wm. H. Staley
W. M. Williams
Maggie Fiood
Gertie Grubb
Mary Haney
Mary Harper
Marie Sewark
Jennie Maurath
Matt Munn
Gladyce Myers
Maggie Rock
Amanda Rude
Effie Virgin
Florence Weise
Will Young
F. G. Rodler
Wm. Gilkies
R. S. McNutt
P. M
Keota High School Orchestra Delights West Chester and Wellman
After a two day tour the Keota High School orchestra returned home praising two concerts in West Chester and Wellman. The group under Lois Stewart impressed audiences with high class performances by members including Mary Tufts Edward Axthelm Clara Stewart Leo Richardson and more. Lois Stewart directs and manages the ensemble.
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Keota
Keota High School
West Chester
Wellman
Mary Tufts
Edward Axthelm
Clara Stewart
Leo Richardson
Marjorie Clarke
Olive Kennell
Corrine Hamill
Bernice Bower
Everett Hulse
June Fish
Donald Mulhern
LeRoy Richardson
Leo Warner
Gale Williams
Minard Hulse
George Lyle
John
Dr King’s New Life Pills Aimed at Constipation Relief
A historical advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure headaches stomach liver and bowel trouble. It lists Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store as the seller and notes a 25 cent price.
Address on The Church Member In and Out of Church
The Eastern Iowa Conference of the English Lutheran church met in Tipton with good attendance. Rev. Herman Wennermark of Muscatine will give the evening address on The Church Member In and Out of Church, after a day of papers and sessions on worship, Sunday school literature, and parental duties.
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Eastern Iowa
The
English Lutheran Church
Tipton
Herman Wennermark
Muscatine
T. P. Skovgard
G. W. W. Amick
Christ
A. M. Sappenfield
C. W. Maggart
W. L. Bright
J. Kent Rizer
W. H. Blancke
D. D
Herman Wennermarth
Pay As You Go to a Healthier Life With Egg O See
The piece warns of paying as you go through bad habits like excess eating drinking and dressing and urges self care. It advocates eating EC Corn Flakes or Egg O See Wheat Flakes for breakfast, claiming the Egg O See process makes them easy to digest and muscle building to start the day right.
Sunshine Boosts Iowa Farmers as Corn Planting Advances
Central and southern Iowa report easing frost fears with fruit trees in bloom and corn planting underway. Dr. Chappel notes six days of sun improved crop reports. temperatures ranged from freezing to a 90s peak with light showers, and oats seeding nears completion while grass and small grains strengthen for yields.
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Chappel
Public Notice of Sub-Sewerage District 3 Improvements Muscatine
Public notice announces creation of sub sewerage district No 3 in Muscatine Iowa. City engineer’s plat and cost estimate of 15534.54 show proposed sanitary and storm sewer works on Washington Halstead Park Avenue Sheridan Magnolia and Canon avenues with various pipe sizes and distances.
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Park Avenue
Monroe Street
Washington Street
Mad Creek
Grant Street
Sherman Street
Park Avenue East
Muscatine
City of Muscatine
Gustav Weis
City Recorder
City of
Iowa
Township 77
Halstead Street
Sheridan Street
Magnolia Street
Canon Avenue
Cronin Attends Des Moines County Superintendent Meet
County Superintendent M. F. Cronin left yesterday for Des Moines to take part in the state county superintendents meeting in progress today and tomorrow. A very interesting program has been arranged for the two days' session.
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M. FF. Cronin
Des Moines
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