Cure Malaria with S. S. S. blood medicine claims
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a superior blood purifier and tonic for malaria. It describes malaria sources from swamps and contaminated water, claims the medicine cleanses the blood of poison, boosts digestion, and relieves chills and fevers. A testimonial from I SHAPOFF of Louisville, KY supports a cure after years of relapses.
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S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
W. Market St
Louisville, Ky
Local News mixed arrivals depart for city and area trips
Cumulative notes list residents and visitors leaving for Wilton Letts Davenport and other nearby towns. Messages mention shopping trips business visits and relatives with numerous departures by train and steamer. Notices include dental hours and a Rescue Hose Co meeting. Long list of names and places appears in routine community roundup.
Funeral of the Late Thomas McGovern Held This Morning
Thomas McGovern, 43, a yardmaster for the railroad in St Joseph Missouri, was killed Friday evening when his tricycle was struck by an engine in the yards. His funeral was held at St Matthias church at 9 o clock with interment at St Marys cemetery. He left his city for St Joseph years ago and is mourned by a wife and three children. Attendees from out of town included Mrs T McGovern and three children Sister Mary Gregory and Mr Ledell.
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Thomas McGovern
St. Joseph
Lawrence P. Flannery
St. Matthias Church
McGovern
F. J. Leonard
St. Mary's Cemetery
T. McGovern
Mary Gregory
Des Moines
Mr. Ledell
Chicago
Electric Bitters Promise Health Through Clear Mind and Vigor
Advertises Electric Bitters as a tonic for a keen brain and vigorous body with a satisfaction guarantee. Claims to restore health and energy, urging readers to try the product from Seal Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Y M C A Conference at Niagara Falls May 26 31
The thirty second Y M C A conference for employed officers runs May 26 to 31 at the Cataract International hotel Niagara Falls. Prominent speakers include Dr W J Dawson James E Sullivan Henry C King and Stanley Hall with leaders from A U and universities attending. Special rail rates are arranged and the event aims to strengthen ties among secretaries instructors and subsecretaries.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Niagara Falls
W. J. Dawson
London
Eng
Sioux City
Harry Stone
Stanley Hall
Clark University
L. W. Messer
Chicago
Association
Cataract International Hotel
C. C. Mitchener
Iowa
New York
A. M. Chesley
F. B. Hoagland
Princton
N. J
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Worcester
Mass
F. C. Green
Toledo
A. J. Cooper
W. J. Frazer
Philadelphia
Dr. H. F. Kallanburg
A. Nash
Cleveland
W. W. Adair
Scranton
West Liberty Defeats Wilton Nine to Five in Township Game
West Liberty high school boys beat Wilton 9 to 5 Saturday. Levi Wilkinson was a passenger to Iowa City. Mrs. Joe Hodgson visited daughter Mrs. Irwin Atkins. Mrs. A W Hollingsworth and Misses Beulah Elliott and Helen Battey also traveled to Iowa City. Rock Island Independents won 3 to 2 at West Liberty. Mrs. Naftzgar of Wichita returned home after a week with Dave Naftzgar. Prof. E F Schall judged a West Branch Springdale debate.
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West Liberty
Wilton
Levi Wilkinson
Iowa City
Joe Hodgson
Irwin Atkins
A. W. Hollingsworth
Beulah Elliott
Helen Battey
Iowa City Saturay. Mrs. Roy Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Overman
Atalissa
Rock Island Independents
Rock Island
Naftzgar
Wichita
Kansas
Dave Naftzgar
E. F. Schall
West Branch
Springdale
Seven Barks Proves Effective for 68YearOld Man
A letter from Conrad Slagle of Burrows Indiana dated June 27 1904 reports his back and kidney troubles improved after using Seven Barks. He claims relief and urges39 depositing 50 cents for a full sized bottle with money-back guarantee. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store acts as special agent.
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Conrad Slagle
Burrows
Havercamp’s
Monroe Doctrine Debate Gains West Branch Affirmation
The article notes an affirmative vote for the Monroe Doctrine stance in West Branch. Community events include music by Tharp Bros and Bert Lambing, church mission band activities, and local visits by residents. A storm wreck at a Wright place draws hundreds as repair work begins and trees tell the lasting ruin story.
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United States
West Branch
Tharp Bros
Bert Lambing
West Liberty
Dick Schenck
Downey Sundey
Kk. L. Beeson
Atalissa
Presbyterian Church
Porto Rico
Daisy Johnson
Muscatine
Miss Fogelsinger
Rasmus Christiansen
West Brand
Margaret Burkhart
Nichols
Young People’s Societies
Christian Church
Hazel Henderson
Hazel Hindee
Irma Evans
Wright Place
Downey
Springdale
Kalona Area Social Roundup and Visitors
Kalona residents and friends posted weeklong visits and events across Iowa. J A Fry called in Iowa City. Owen Griffith visited Wellman. families traveled to Marshalltown Central City Muscatine and Lone Tree for visits. A newborn boy blessed Mr. and Mrs Manass Miller. Meriam Wescott hosted a sixth birthday party for about 30 friends. Local births deaths and family visits noted.
Baby dies at three months on Tater Island
The three months-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. James Williard died at their home on Tater Island Monday and was buried Tuesday at Parsons cemetery. Mr. Mayne was called to Illinois last week by the death of a brother-in-law. Eugene Sillick returned Friday from a visit with his sister Mrs. Oscar Hale of Wapello. Mamie McDowel went to Davenport to visit relatives. W. H. Sprague came from Quincy to spend the summer with his son Arthur. Arthur Peterson visited friends in Monmouth last weekend.
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Toolsboro
James Williard
Tater Island
Parsons
Mayne
Ilinois
Eugene Sillick
Oscar Hale
Wapello
Mamie McDowel
Davenport
W. H. Sprague
Quincy
Arthur
Arthur Peterson
Monmouth
Iil
Itching Skin Diseases Relief Ad Claims Dr Hale Ointment
An advertisement promises instant relief and permanent cure for itching skin diseases using Dr Hale's Household ointment. It claims inflammation reduction, cooling, and healing eruptions with availability at drug stores or direct from Kettyon & Thomas, Adam 7.
Death of George Resley A long time Muscatine County resident
George Resley, born February 27 1827 in Knox county Ohio, died at his sister’s home near Nichols Iowa. A Civil War veteran he served in Company 1 Eleventh Iowa Volunteers marching with Sherman from Atlanta to the sea. Funeral set for Wednesday at 9 30 from Mrs Wessons home near Nichols with Rev Crow of Lone Tree officiating. burial at Atalissa cemetery.
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L. L. Ireland
Muscatine County
Iowa
Moscow
Nichols
Besley
Eleventh Regiment of
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Georgia
Sherman
Wesley
Wessons
Rev. Crow
Lone Tree
Atalissa
Wapello Social Notes and Local Movements Highlight Week
Mrs. R. R. Hunt and children visit from Columbus City. Presbyterian missionary meeting at Mrs. W. E. Edwards. Mrs. W. S. Freeland and Julia return from Ainsworth. Ola Ogden back from near Grand View. Bert Tarkington visits relatives from Panama. Miss Mary Lyman dies in Pomona Tennessee. Wapello High alumni hold business meeting at Miss Nellie Hale’s home. Mrs. E. C. Allman travels to Muscatine then Maquoketa. Crescent society hosts Friday gathering. J. E. McCray installs 28 foot walk at store. Dr. Wm. Paxton spends week in Des Moines. German M E church members clean church home.
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Wapello
R. R. Hunt
Columbus City
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. E. Edwards
W. S. Freeland
Misa Julia
Ainsworth
Ola Ogden
Grandview
Bert Tarkington
Nathan Crutchfield
Panama
Mary Lyman
Pomona
Tenn
Lyman
Judge Lyman
Wapello High School
Nellie Hale
E. C. Allman
Musecatine
Maquoketa
H. W. Baker
Crescent Society
J. E. McCray
Wm. Paxton
Des Moines
M. E. Church
You Take No Risk In using Dr King’s New Discovery
Claim for a cough remedy promises a cure for lung troubles with no pay. Advertisement notes prices of 50 cents and one dollar at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Sigourney Community Notes and Local Moves Highlight Week
In Sigourney May 15 residents report Guy Woodin of Oskaloosa tending business here after Tuesday. Mrs Phelps and son Waldo visit Hedrick with relatives. Seth Lesan to Cedar Rapids as timer for a hardware firm. M A Harrod of San Antonio visits. Highland Park game canceled. Local hires include Grimes as city street commissioner and Elsie Schillings named primary teacher in Hedrick.
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Sigourney
Guy Woodin
Oskaloosa
FE. E. Phelps
Waldo
M. A. Harrod
San Antonio
Texas
Highland Park
J. M. Richardson
G. E. Kleinschmidt
South Main Street
H. S. McVicker
Webster
E. B. Rossiter
Richland
E. J. Grimes
Jackson Brothers
Elsie Schillings
Hedrick School
Alice Williams
Joe Adams
Centervime
D. W. Hamilton
Montgomery City
Missouri
Hel. Bryam
Portland
Oregon
W. S. Stroud
Hayesville
From Girlhood to Womanhood Lydia Pinkham Ad
A promotional piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aid for young girls entering womanhood. It cites letters from mothers and daughters praising cures of menstrual irregularities headaches and related symptoms and urges mothers to seek advice for their daughters at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Myrtle Mills
Oquawka
Matilda Borman
Mrs. Pinkham
Farmington
Iowa
Local visitors and medical student news from town
John E. Pope of Elbert Colorado visits his mother here during lodge work last Wednesday evening. Dr Ward James arrives from Chicago for a brief visit with his parents and friends. Ward completes medical studies at Northwestern Medical College this month and places second overall in Cook County Hospital entrance exams, first from Northwestern, and starts work June 1.
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John E. Pope
Elbert
Colorado
Ward James
Chicago
Ward
Northwestern Medical College
Cook County Hospital
Northwestern
Grandview Notes May Activities and School Program
Grandview records a busy week with telegraph operators reappointed Miss Ethel King and Lucy Dodder as assistant. Dr. McGrew relocates to join S. M. Gray. Local residents travel to Muscatine and Muscatine-related households host visitors. The May 12 school closing featured an afternoon program with music, recitations, dialogues, solos, and a valedictory.
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Grandview
Ethel King
Lucy Dodder
McGrew
Keokuk
S. M. Gray
Geo. Wibber
Fay
Loyd Jackson
Dallas Zimmerman
Muscatine
A. L. Holiday
Ruth and
Vivian
Jacob Martin
A. J. Feastal
Mise Holcomb
Highley
Wm. Walker
B. Grahm
A. A. Young
Ruth
Wapello
Z. Manhart
Istrumental
Myrtle Allen
Dolly
Doris Cockerill
Max Medhew
Bobby
Elba Dickerson
Johnny Wise
Delbert Graham
Harold Krahl
Claude Latta
Earl Walter
Vera Krahl
Mary Roxroth
Rosalinda
Gertrude Krahl
Pet
Levi Cockin
Marie Wood
Daisy Schweitzer
Vivian Holiday
Holmes Anderson
Summer
Flossie Bridges
Ica Beckey
What Cheer People Reach for Weeks Past and Travels
What Cheer notes travel and social updates. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Ogden visited Des Moines. Jay and David Baker and Dr Williams traveled to Iowa City. Mrs. Chas Slaven spent Sunday in White City. Miss McCune led pupils on a woods picnic. W H Clark sold the Commercial hotel to Mrs Jones who will run it. Clark will move to Omaha to work in real estate. The McCormicks left for southern Arkansas.
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Irvin Ogden
Des Moines
Jay
David Baker
Williams
Iowa City
Chas. Slaven
White City
Miss McCune
W. H. Clark
Commercial Hotel
Jones
Six week river trip planned from Burlington to St Louis
The party will travel down the river by boat starting from Burlington and expect a delightful trip with stops at St Louis and other points. George Collins, once in the livery business here, died Sunday and was buried Wednesday after a period of ill health. He leaves a wife and two children. A crowded Episcopal church service last Sunday caused part of the floor to sink. no injuries.
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Burlington
St. Louis
George Collins
Collins
Episcopal Church
Geneva
Andy Wilson
White City
Mesdames W. R. Reed
Chas. Harlan
Washington
A Machine for Women Promotes Singer Sewing Machine
An advertisement extols the Singer sewing machine as the lightest running most durable and convenient option. It urges readers to look for the red S at 3223 East Second St Muscatine Iowa.
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Singer
East Second St
Muscatine
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