Public testimonial on Doan’s Kidney Pills from Davenport agent
E D Richardson of Davenport endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney relief after a year of rheumatism and back pain. He reports a sharp improvement after one box and urges readers to inquire at Havercamp’s drug store and Barton’s drug store, with Foster Milburn Co. as sole US agents.
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Muscatine
E. D. Richardson
Bradystreet
Davenport
Davenport Co-operative Banks
Dean
H. A. Emers’ Drug Store
Third and
Perry Streets
Havercamp’s
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
United States
Doams
Alumni Association Grants Travel Discount at Commencement
The Western Passenger Association offers visitors a rate of a farm and one third for round trips over its Iowa roads at the annual commencement, by request of the Alumni Association of the University.
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University
Western Passenger Association
Iowa
Muscatine High School Graduation Program Announced
Announcements issued for Muscatine high school graduation include an orchestra and chorus. Judge McClain to deliver address. Program lists marches, overtures, songs, poems, history and prophecy by students, president’s and diploma presentations, with Rev. J N Elliott and Rev CG L for sermon portion.
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Muscatine High School
McClain
E. Andauer
Co. Zimmerman
J. N. Elliott
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H. R. Bishop
Mendelssohn
Nellie V. Downer
Emlin McClain
Supreme Court of Iowa
G.A. Veattie
Caldicott
F. Koeckeritz
Board of Education, Music
CG L
Upcoming Stafford Events at Local Venues
The list notes a stafford teachers reception at Professor Schall’s East Eight Street home next Saturday evening, a class picnic on Tuesday June 4, an alumni reception Friday evening June 14, and commencement exercises at the Grand Opera House on the evening of June 7, with First M. E. Church hosting next Sunday after noon events.
Twentieth Century Club Discusses Civil War Leaders
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. J. E. Hoopes island home. Mrs. P. M. Detwiler led a discussion on the causes and results of the Civil War. Mrs. T. R. Fitzgerald read a paper on anti slavery leaders. Mrs. H. W. Lewis reviewed southern leaders. Mrs. Elora Colt read Harriet Beecher Stowe, prepared by Mrs. Charles Gray. Miss Sue Stone spoke on Henry Ward Beecher in place of Mrs. James Pougherty who was absent.
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Twentieth Century Club
Beautiful Island
J. E. Hoopes
P. M. Detwiler
T. R. Fitzgerald
H. W. Lewis
Elora Colt
Harriet Beecher Stone
Charles Gray
Sue Stone
Henry Ward Beecher
James Pougherty
High School Notes Summarize Graduation Events and Plans
Teachers host a reception for the graduating class at the Schall home next Saturday. The senior class picnic is set for June 4 at Wild Cat's Den. The baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Stafford is planned for June 2 at 3 30 p m at the First M E church. The A class completed English literature exams Monday. The B class prepares a picnic for next week. Glee Club rehearsed this morning with no afternoon singing.
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E. F. Schall
Wild Cat’s den
C. L. Stafford
M. E
Robert Airheart
Glee Club
East Buffalo Notes Mark Frost and Community Happenings
Frosty Sunday morning with rain and a bit of frost in East Buffalo UL. A fine boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ole Bull Monday morning. mother and son doing well. Local improvements by pathmaster W C Kimball and tile work by Jerome Elliot and workers. Many social visits, trading trips, and a general insect powder venture. June church events announced by the Sun day school association and quarterly conference at Millersburg.
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Mr Bull
W. C. Kimball
Jerome Eliott
John Walton
Fred Abbot
Andalusia
Louie Murdock
Jerome Elliotts
Rlder M. D. Murdock
Emmerson Holme
Joseph Boney, Jr
Arthur Bull
Local notes from West Liberty May 29 community events and updates
West Liberty reports visits and travels of residents from Morning Sun Ladora and Ainsworth with trips to Iowa City Ottumwa and Keokuk. Decoration day services set for 2 p m with Rev G W Bureh address and graves to be decorated by W R C and G A R post. Edna Whitiere ill with diphtheria. brother died recently. Addleman family visiting High Prairie. Louise Jackson repairs to renovate Fourth street home into nearly a new house.
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D.C. Bevan
Morning Sun
Francis
Whitlock
Ladora
S. Pike
Columbus Junction
F. W. Adams
Wm. Worstell
West Branch
L. T. Hill
J. E. Newsom
Ottumwa
Iowa
H. J. Ditmars
Iowa City
M. E
G. W. Bureh
W.R. C
G. A. Ry Post
Edna Whitiere
East Third Street
W. C. Addleman
John Addleman
High Prairie
B. Addieman
Louise Jackson
Fourth Street
A Remarkable Remedy Endorsed by Hartford Druggist
Drinegist A W Sawtelle of Hartford Conn praises Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A lady customer credits it with saving her life at the shore and a man relieved of cold pains after a dose. Sold by J J Havercamp and W C A Rusch, local druggists.
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Drinegist
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford
Conn
J. J. Havercamp
W. C. A. Rusch
Unclaimed Letters at Muscatine Post Office May 28 1901
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Muscatine Iowa post office for week ending May 28 1901 includes Men’s List J Brooks Will Crumley D A Hasleigh Henry Hoff man Richard Johnson Johnie Jones G Lehrberg C R Long Wm A Mc Daniel Louis J Marolf Scott Phillips Walter Scheetz Wm B Schmitt Samuel Shamins Blaine Shaw N L White Ladies List Mrs John Bone Mrs Lillie Brownlee Mrs Luella Fry Miss Sallie Reynolds Mrs Lizzie Strabley Mrs B B Thisby Foreign Miss Winnie Kauff man Parties calling for above letters please say Advertised Wm L Roach P M
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Muscatine
Iowa
J. BR. Brooks
Will Crumley
D. A. Hasleigh
Henry Hoffman
Richard Johnson
Johnie Jones
G. Lehrberg
C. R. Long
Wm. A. McDaniel
Louis J. Marolf
Scott Phillips
Walter Scheetz
Wm. B. Schmitt
Samuel Shamins
Blaine Shaw
N. L. White
John Bone
Lillie Brownlee
Luella Fry
Sallie Reynolds
Lizzie Strabley
B. B. Thisby
Winnie Kauffmann
Wm. L. Roach
P. M
Park Tower Announces Management Change For Visitors
The pamphlet notes a new manager at the park this year and says parties of 10 or more tickets to the Young to Black Hawk Tower are available at 5e each. It highlights a pleasant visit with improved accommodations for guests.
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Black Hawk Tower
Th Park
Zulu Chief Visits Muscatine Amid Fair Turmoil
A Zulu chief, a street fair attraction from last fall, caused repeated crowds on Towa Avenue during the fair week. He says he remains in show business though his wife, who traveled with him, has died, and he is deeply affected by her loss.
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Muscatine
Towa Avenue
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