Jeccers Elected at Iowa Eclectic Medical Society Meeting
In Des Moines the Iowa State Eclectic Medical Society elected officers for the next year. The next meeting is set for Des Moines in May 1910. Resolutions praised retiring president Dr E B Fulham and thanked Library trustees and Relavuca Hospital managers. New officers include President B C Minkler Des Moines and Treasurer W M Maple Des Moines Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Eclectic Medical Society
Des Moines
E. B. Fulham
Relavuca Hospital
B. C. Minkler
M. D
I. C. Taylor
Liberty Center
E. E. Gadd
P. F. Price
Milo
W. M. Maple
M. D. Des Moines
Dr Kings New Discovery Promoted For Coughs
An old advert touts Dr King s New Discovery as the cure for coughs and colds with prices of 50 cents and 1 dollar from Haver Camp s Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Havercamp
Take John Junkin to Centerville in murder case
John Junkin an Ottumwa Negro accused of murdering Clara Rosen was moved from Fort Madison to Centerville to stand trial in Appanoose County. He arrived in Columbus Junction at 10 24 pm and departed at 11 30 pm under guard, appearing subdued but not visibly fearful.
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Columbus Junction
John Junkin
Clara Rosen
Centerville
Appanoose County
Junkin
Fort Madison
Alumni Reunion Dinner and Games at Muscatine High School
The Muscatine High School Alumni Association holds a strictly informal reunion for the 1909 graduates at the high school on June 9 with reminiscences by early graduates including Mrs. L. E. Brown and fellow speakers from classes 1866 to 1897. A later Class Game pits seniors and juniors against a mixed team at the fair grounds with Captain Appel’s squad reported in peak form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School Alumni Association
L. E. Brown
Thomas Orchestra
Julia Hutchinson
Chester A. Richard
Oliver D. Munn
Eva Johnson
Blanche Munn
Jessie Stirlen
G. B. Samuels
F. W. Eichoff
Frank D. Throop
Fair Grounds
Spphs
Appel
Emma Underwood
Sue Browning Named Official Stenographer at State Convention
Mrs Lena Ring of Marion Iowa informs Sue Browning of this city she is appointed official stenographer for the Iowa State convention of Woman's Relief Corps and Patriotic societies to be held in Ft Dodge this summer. Browning, proprietor of Muscatine Business College, has years of stenography experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Browning
Lena T. Ring
Marion
Iowa
Woman's Relief Corps and Patriotic Societies
Ft. Dodge
Miss Browning
Muscatine Business College
Woman's Relief Corps Industrial Meeting Report
The Woman's Relief Corps met Thursday afternoon at the G A R hall with a fair attendance. Much work was accomplished and those who led Thursday were Mesdames Kensel Snaviey Long and Graff. After the business session a social time followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps Industrial
G. A. R. Hall
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted As Liver Remedy
Advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a cure for biliousness and torpid liver. It claims gentle action, no griping, and benefits such as relief from headaches and indigestion. Includes testimonials from Mack Clark and Noah Hatfield and offers free samples by mail from Dr W B Caldwell 595 Caldwell opidg Monticello Illinois.
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Mack Clark
Earlington
Dr. Caldwell
Noah B. Hatfield
Zalma
Painful treatment of sciatic rheumatism cured by Pink Pills
Dr Williams Pink Pills are advertised as a superior remedy for sciatic rheumatism. A testimonial from George H Owen of South Framingham Massachusetts describes long struggle with back pain, weight loss, and reliance on morphine injections before using the pills. He credits improved blood condition and full recovery after steady use. The ad promotes purchase by mail or at druggists, 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.50.
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Williams
George H. Owen
Lincoln Street
South
Framingham
Mass
Corps Set Next Meeting With Entertaining Members Named
The Corps will meet again next month. Those who will entertain are Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Kiefner and Mrs. Carl.
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Reed
Jacobs
Kiefner
Carl
Levee Lease Revoked Over Koehler Violations
In Muscatine the city council ordered Conrad Koehler to vacate the Muscatine levee after findings that he used three times the leased area for sand boats and stored old barrels on the landing. The lease at five dollars a month for the fish market drew criticism for stifling competition. The measure passed five to three with Aldermen Len Holmes Hahn Bersch Nietzel in support.
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Muscatine Levee
Leu
Conrad Koehler
Second Ward
Mr. Len
Len
Holmes
Hahn
Bersch
Nietzel
Hess
Robbins
Hartwig
Wilton Man Loses Foot Riding Freight Train
William McSwiggin of Wilton Iowa lost his right foot after attempting to jump from a moving Rock Island freight train between Wilton and Durant. He was returned to Wilton where Dr A R Leith attended him. amputation was the likely outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Rock Island
Durant
William McSwiggin
A. R. Leith
Franklin Benjamin Firm Wins Muscatine Electric Contract
The Franklin Benjamin company of Iowa City won Muscatine’s electric lighting contract at the council meeting with a bid of 75 dollars per light per year for arc lamps, beating Citizens' Railway and Light at 82.50. A 500 dollar certified check accompanied the bid. The contract runs five years with a 25 year franchise. lights to begin within 90 days and a new power house started promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Benjamin Company
Iowa City
Muscatine
Benjamin Company
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Franklin Benjamin
Oecelwein
Local Social and Travel Notes from West Liberty
West Liberty residents report travel plans and visits. Mrs. George Moore travels to Muscatine to visit relatives through Saturday. Nellie Nichols visits Iowa City, returns home by evening train. Mrs. J. B. Luse heads to Davenport for a few days with relatives. S. W. Mer cer, H. J. Ditmars and F. E. Ayers depart for lumber properties in Arkansas. Frank Meyers and Vinton Holmes journey to Des Moines for the Iowa State field meet. Grover Stoker arrives from Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
George Moore
Muscatine
Cyrus Overman
Nellie Nichols
Iowa City
J. B. Luse
Davenport
George Osborn
Messrs
H. J. Ditmars
S. W. Mercer
F. E. Ayers
Arkansas
Frank Meyers
Vinton Holmes
Des Moines
Grover Stoker
Pennsylvania
Start the day right with E C Corn Flakes and Egg O See
Health is a state of normal function and a remedy lies in wholesome food and open air exercise. The ad urges a first meal of E C Corn Flakes or Egg O See Wheat Flakes with milk or cream to promote energy, temper, and productivity. It claims the Egg O See process makes the products tasty and healthful.
Local Residents Attend Visits and School Banquet Summary
Notices list many residents traveling to Iowa City Washington and Denver for visits and business. Family and friends gather as Mrs Cora Stoker, Mrs Eva Hogue and others travel. The junior class hosts the second annual banquet at the Hise hotel with remarks from student leaders and a Virgil verse poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tripp
Iowa City
R. G. Ramsey
W. Morris
Davenport
Walter Luse
Washington, Ia
Daugherty
James Oostendorp
Verna Watkins
Nichols
William Bodman
North Calhoun Steet
W. H. Kunkle
William F. Perry
Mississippi Avenue
Jerry Evans
Ebie Emler
Walcott
Pythian Sisters
West Liberty Temple
Anna M. Cox
Denver
Colo
Eva Hogue
Haswell
A. McGuire
Albert E. Smith
Breckinridge
Minn
Mansfield
Ohio
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Hise Hotel
Harry Chesebro
Howard Anderson
Jean Protzman
Lorene Allison
Meyers
What Next by Superintendent Schall
J. B. Luse attends the Davenport grocers state convention this week for professional duties and discussion of association matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schall
J. B. Luse
Davenport
Grocers
Zemo Promises Quick Cure for Eczema
A. W. Morgan, the Druggist, endorses Zemo as an honest medicine for external use that stops itching and destroys germs. The advert claims it has cured more chronic eczema and skin diseases than all other remedies combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
A. W. Morgan
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Frederick Stock
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