Third Operation Prevented By Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs. Alvena Sperling of Chicago credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with preventing a third invasive operation. She suffered inflammation and a small tumor until a friend advised the remedy, and after three bottles she was cured. The ad promotes the product as a long standing standard for female ills including displacements and irregularities.
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Kham
Chicago
Lydia A E. Pinkham
Langdon Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local notices and routine travel in Muscatine area
Mrs. William Eis and Miss Hildred Hintermeister depart for Stockton and Fruitland while Mrs. W. M. Crowe and Mrs. Hannah Axtell also travel for visits. Local readers are reminded of health ads for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and a light balance of city payrolls, police appointees, and city finance committee actions. The report includes a list of departmental expenditures and adjournment of the City Finance Committee.
City Recorder's Monthly Report Muscatine May 1909
City records show monthly receipts including cemetery lot sales and perpetual care payments totaling 150.00, general fund licenses and taxes totaling 207.25, various bond and coupon receipts totaling 716.34, and other district funds and paving districts with detailed figures. City officials Gustav Wels and A C Shifler submit for approval and record this financial activity.
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Imp
Tito
M. D
Rte Peat Nated
M. Ie Eee
OM Kiralen
Gustav Wels
City Recorder
City Council Weighs Bond Payment Warrants Approval
Reports from the regular monthly meeting reveal police activity and a finance committee recommendation to approve the mayor and city recorder action issuing warrants for improvement bond payments. The council reviewed multiple submissions detailing month’s activities.
City Finance Committee Minutes Reported for May 1909
City Recorder notes the May 18 1909 finance committee meeting with Aldermen Hahn Holmes Leu and Hartwig present. Bills examined found correct and recommended for payment from available funds and appropriations.
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City Recorder’s Office
City Finance Committee
Hahn
Holmes
Leu
Hartwig
Agony of Eczema Beyond Words
A vivid account describes full body torment from a severe eczema outbreak. The sufferer details relentless itching bleeding skin and hair loss prompting fear death could end the agony.
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Eczema
Remarkable cure of eczema with Cuticura remedies
Mrs. Wm. Flint of Newark New Jersey describes a horrific eczema case covering her body with bleeding sores and hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent her sores healed hair regrew and she was fully cured, praising the treatment and inviting others to write for information.
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Wm. Flint
Thomas St
Newark
N. J
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Monthly Police Arrests Report For Muscatine May 1909
Chief W J Vannatta reported 109 arrests in May with 24 found guilty and 85 bums lodged at the station. The port includes counts for assault and battery and concealed weapons, plus licenses and pop corn stand licenses, totaling 49.00 in collections. Muscatine, Iowa.
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W. J. Vannatta
City of Muscatine
Spee Po
Catine
Fred Leu, Jr
L. S. Penrose
C. O. Basham
G. H. Sanders
Cense
Bummery
Muscatine
Iowa
City of
Masanti
C. E. Walsh
Albert Sherwood
Baker
Mat Houdek
City Sexton Reports May Burials and Receipts
Muscatine Iowa May 14 1909 the city sexton reports for the month ending May 14 1909 there were 14 burials including 12 adults and 2 children receipts from April 15 to May 14 1909 amounting to 238 85 dollars covering sodding digging graves care of graves rent buildings and miscellaneous items John Kobes city sexton approved by Mayor Wm Grossklaus
Monthly Report of Street Commissioner Muscatine 1909
May 20 1909 report to the Mayor and City of Muscatine Iowa detailing department expenses and payroll for the month ending May 15 1909 with totals for road districts grading and bridge funds amounting to 1179 32 dollars. Also city weigher John Bloom presents a report covering transactions at the scales from April 13 1909 to May 14 1909 including 479 loads weighed and 47 90 dollars in cash receipts.
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Muscatine
City
Iowa
Muscatine County
A. C. Shifler
Meek Tee
Nox Sane
Cseese
Set Baan Ee
Rae Amare
Thre Sane
Gas and Electric Light Fund
Samide
Escesseees
Ila
Gower Fgrg
Ncees
Wceceeseress
John Bloom
Pangereous Surgery Prevented by New Life Pills
Dr. King’s New Life Pills advertised as painless purifiers prevent abdominal surgery. Limited to Havercamp’s Prescription Drug with a 25 cent price tag.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Oskaloosa Visitor Leaves After Visit at Rev Bleeden Home
N Goldstein of Oskaloosa, staying with Rev Bleeden at 715 East Seventh Street, departed Thursday afternoon to return home after a brief visit.
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Dr. Moerke
Burlington
Mary Aller
Eva Pfeiffer
Fleonora Adam
Agnes Adam
Marie Weber
Gertrude Kieffer
Ludgardis Striegel
Violet Besser
Hart
St. Mary’s
N. Goldstein
Oskaloosa
Bleeden
East Seventh Street
Hayes elected commander of Illinois G A R department
General P C Hayes of Joliet Illinois was elected commander of the Illinois department of the G A R at the Aurora encampment, with his opponent withdrawing as Hayes gained strength. Muscatine residents recall he is father of M C Hayes former resident now in Chicago and have seen the general during visits to Muscatine.
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P. C. Hayes
Joliet
Ill
Illinois Department of the
Aurora
Hayes
Muscatine
General Hayes
M. C. Hayes
Chicago
S.S.S
HE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
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