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Railroads threaten Muscatine streets and the levee
A Muscatine editor urges immediate rail improvements to protect safety and future growth. He notes at grade crossings dominate streets by the levee, with constant steam, bells, and car movements, and argues for track elevation and relocating yards to safeguard life and support a revived river trade.
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Muscatine
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Helps Hopeful Patient
Mrs E H Newton from Vanburen Maine credits Dr P P Pierce’s Favorite Prescription with saving her life and enabling a safe maternity. She began in April after physicians failed and finished with a healthy baby girl and restored health after taking six bottles and one Golden Medical Discovery. Pellets stimulate the liver.
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E. H. Newton
Vanburen
Aroostook Co
Maine
Change in Time and Improved Service on Iowa Central
The Iowa Central railway will run through sleeping cars and coaches between Peoria and St. Paul and Minneapolis starting June 8, offering quicker service from all points on the line to St. Paul and Minneapolis or Peoria. For details, contact Iowa Central agents.
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Iowa Central Railway
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Central
Citizen Urges Action on Front Street Train Controls
A citizen asks if authorities will address the matter promptly and urges city officials to enforce ordinances on train speed stoppage and switching on Front Street to regulate traffic and safety.
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Front Street
Memorial Day Observed With Address at Wilton
Wilton Iowa May 31 memorial exercises attracted many attendees with a parade on Cedar street and a cemetery service led by Col Griff Johnson and Major F W Doran. Rev Rollins Davenport gave the principal address praising patriotism and the perpetuity of the union, noting threats to civil rights and despotism. Local asides mention visitors and townsfolk visiting or calling on Wilton friends and former residents.
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Wilton
Cedar Street
Col. Griff Johnson
F. W. Doran
Musical Union
Wilton Band
W. N
Griff Johnson
Glenn Davis
Lincoln
Gettysburg
G.S. Rollins
Davenport
Union of States
Spain
Iowa
Fred Pentzer
Harry Breene
Iowa City
Frank Blanchard
Muscatine
Mollie MelIntyre
Emily Lamp
Rock Island
Ewaldt
Durant
Emma Miller
Ficken
Clara Rowe
Nelle Seymour
New London
Olga Smith
Musserville notes growth plans and community updates
Rumor says Frank Stohr plans a West Muscatine land purchase to build a small machine shop and pattern foundry for local mills and the M N S railway work. The town also reports a free Toby dancing club dance, Decoration Day closures, riverfront boat construction, and fire department leadership discussions led by Chief Geo Neibert. Electric car fare registers debut and local water supply upgrades are noted.
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Frank Stohr
Front Street
South Muscatine
M. N. & S. Railway
Geo. Neibert
Fourth Ward
Hershey Hose Co
Muscatine Sash & Door Hose Co
J. H. Kaiser Hose Co
Neibert
City Hall
Frank Hess
Davenport
East Hill
Frank Ashcraft
Hershey Lumber Company
Milwaukee
Rock Island
Musser Lumber Co
West Liberty Observes Decoration Day With Oration
Decoration day observance in West Liberty featured a crowd at the cemetery with soldiers’ graves decorated by school children under Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps supervision. Rev. J E Newsom delivered the memorial address recalling Civil War era events and Lincoln's call for unity.
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West Liberty
Grand Army and Woman’s Relief Corps
J. E. Newsom
Martinique
Scott
John Brown
Missouri
Lincoln
Union
England
No Loss of Time Threshers Benefit From Remedy
Local ad quotes H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for threshers who kept working without a day lost. He notes five bottles sold yesterday and urges readers to keep a bottle at home. available everywhere druggists sell it.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Phelps
Plymouth
Oklahoma
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