Approve River Power Plans In Davenport
Davenport Water Power company gains sanction from Major Richie engineer in charge of upper Mississippi river improvements. The firm may harness Davenport LeClaire rapids with practically unlimited horsepower, signaling potential for large manufacturing growth.
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Davenport
Davenport Water Power Company
Major Richie
United States
Missisippi
Davenport-LeClaire
Tailor J. E. Taylor Dies in Ogden Gas Explosion
A former Iowa City merchant tailor J. E. Taylor is reported killed instantly in Ogden Utah by a gasoline explosion while repairing his automobile. He left a wife and several children. Taylor was a prominent local tailor over a decade ago.
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Iowa City
Ogden
Utah
J. E. Taylor
Terrific fate to suffer from serious bowel trouble
An old time ad copy promoting Pr Kings New Life Pills priced at 25 cents from Havercamps Prescription Drug Store urging readers to ward off bowel trouble.
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Pr. King
New Life
Havercamp
Boy Bitten by Savage Dog in Muscatine Island Yard
James Sinclair five from Muscatine Island was severely bitten when a large collie attacked as he played in the front yard. The dog fled after a wood strike by the mother. James was taken inside for care and rabies concerns were investigated. Authorities seek the dog’s owner to have it killed.
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James
Ross Sinclair
Muscatine Island
Severe Storm Ravages Muscatine County and Blue Grass
A severe storm last night swept across Muscatine County including Blue Grass in Scott County. It caused multiple barn fires, killed stock, and damaged buildings with losses estimated in the thousands. key farms near Blue Grass sustained major damages from lightning and wind. Creeks rose and driftwood moved downstream, with Davenport reporting further lightning damage and eleven cows killed near Wilton.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
Blue Grass
Scott County
Bobert Garlock
Adolph Strohbehn
W. A. Barnes
Montpelier Township
Dan Grimm
Sweetland
Fred Wedekind
Pine Creek
Dobbs Run
Here
Davenport
Matilda Koehler
Bradystreet
Charles Wicke
Wilton
Postum Food Coffee Praised By Clergy Wife
A minister's wife recounts her health improvement after replacing coffee with Postum. Initial failure gave way to success with proper preparation, leading to widespread praise among friends including a college professor's wife. She urges others to read The Road to Wellville and try Postum.
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Wellville
Dubuque Man in Trouble Seized in $30 Theft Case
Roy T. Pontius, 25, son of W H Pontius and a noted local figure, is jailed on information accusing him of stealing $30 from Benjamin Harrison, a Burlington employee. Father plans to come, bail efforts underway as community ties and family distress rise amid the alleged crime.
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Roy T. Pontius
Dubuque
Ralph Palmer
Des Moines
W. H. Pontius
Benjamin Harrison
Burlington
Pontius
Iowa Music Teachers’ Association
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Remedy
There is widespread catarrh historically seen as incurable but now viewed as a constitutional disease. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo is promoted as a blood and mucous system remedy with a 100 dollar cure guarantee. Sold by druggists with a 7% price and a recommended laxative option.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Morning Sun society notes and commencement highlights
Mrs Blessing of Keosauqua and Mrs Carter with Miss Carter visited friends in Morning Sun. O M Elliott of Superior Neb arrived for a grandparent visit. Rev and Mrs McGaw leave for Pittsburg to attend the R P synod and then sail for the British Isles. Morning Sun high school team beat Winfield 8 to 3. Mrs J C Brown died after a brief illness. Funeral under Rev Younger. Robert Allen heads east. Lois Willson returned from Emerson. Mrs Gray improving after hospital care. Mrs Geo Edgar arrives to stay with the McGaws. Morning Sun High holds commencement at London Hall with a long program of music, declamations, and essays led by students and faculty.
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Blessing
Keosauqua
Wm. Horn
O. M. Elliott
Superior
Neb
R. Elliott
Carter
Miss Carson
Oakville
Minnie Carter
J. S. McGaw
Pittsburg
R. P. Synod
British Isles
J. C. Brown
Younger
Presbyterian Church
Robert Allen
East
Lois Willson
Emerson
Gray
Burlington Hospital
Geo. Edgar
Olathe
Kan
Morning Sun High School
London Hall
Thomas Younger
Josephine A. Metts
Katherine S. Camerone
J. French Caribers
Annabel Marshall
Fred Merle Courts
Cruz A. Brown
Lara A. Hensleigh
Girls’ Trio
Supt. L. T. Music
Corus
Why Forty-Five Women Died From Headache Powders
A newspaper warning cites forty five U S deaths in one month from headache powders due to toxic ingredients. It criticizes such drugs and promotes Dr A W Chases Nerve Pills as a cure rather than relief, selling fifty cents a box through dealers or Buffalo NY firm.
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United States
A. W. Chase
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
A. W. Morgan
Marines Plan 50 Foot Launch River Trip From St Paul To New York
A party of Macon Wisconsin marines sails July 1 in the 50 foot launch Elizabeth to voyage from St Paul to New York, via Mississippi, Illinois, Michigan canals, Lake Erie, the Erie canal, and Hudson. Navigator Dr Edwin S Smith will guide the party with captain Harry M Rubey and crew.
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Chicago
Til
Macon
Wis
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
St.Paul
New York
Elizabeth
Harry M. Rubey
State Exchange Bank
Missouri Automobile Association
Ed. S. Smith
Rubey
Smith
John Doneghy
St. Paul
Mississippi
Alton
Ill
Iinois River
LaSalle
Thilinoigs and Michigan Canal
Straits of Mackinac
Lake Huron
Detroit
Lake St. Clair
Detroit River
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Erie Canal
Albany
N. Y
Hudson River
New York City
Wilton College Summer School Opens June 3 1907
Wilton College announces a summer school starting June 3 1907 focused on teacher preparation. The program is described as suitable for summer study and capable of meeting county examination requirements. John R H Latchaw president invites inquiries and promises reasonable terms and satisfaction. Wilton Junction Iowa.
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Wilton College
John R.H. Latchaw
Wilton Junction
Foley's Honey and Tar Clarified Safe Cough Remedy
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street endorses it as safe for children and adults.
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Foley
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Card of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
A note of gratitude from Mrs. McMichael and Children thanks neighbors and friends for their aid during bereavement.
Dr Sheilenberger Promises Long Term Chronic Disease Cures
Monday May 27 one day only and every twenty eight days. Office hours 9 a m to 6 p m. Cures permanently the cases he undertakes and sends the incurable home without fee. Eminently successful specialist in chronic diseases proven by many cures. Treats catarrh nose throat lung eye ear stomach liver kidneys rheumatism paralysis neuralgia heart blood skin diseases epilepsy Brights disease consumption in early stage bladder and female organs. Stammering cured and remedies to prevent recurrence. Big neck cure. Rupture and hernia cured without business interruption. Surgery for eye ear nose throat granulated sores cataract cross eye straightened without pain.
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Sheilenberger
Aklil
Bright
Nervous Debility Symptoms Described in Advert
Advertises a list of nervous debility signs including despondency weakness tired mornings memory trouble irritability and sleep problems. It paints a portrait of exhaustion with sunken eyes pimples and low confidence to imply a remedy exists.
Private Diseases and Their Cures by Dr Shallenberger
Diseases of men including blood poison syphilis gonorrhea stricture and related ailments are described with claims of complete cures. The advertisement touts perfected treatments and promises no experiments, offering free confidential consultation from Dr. W. E. Shallenberger at 145 Oakwood Avenue Chicago.
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W. E. Shallen
Oakwood
Chicago
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