Local Citizens Change Homes and Travel Readjustments
Ed stablein now at Pickering Indiana on the Iowa Central after leaving the C R L P depot. Mrs Mary Dawson travels from Michigan to Kalona with a stop in this city. Tilden Samuels, formerly of Des Moines, plans to make this city home. once an instructor at Highland Park college. Mrs E A Moffett returns home to Wapello after visiting her daughter in this city. Mrs Clara E Batterson and two daughters depart for Seattle then Los Angeles to spend winter months. Mrs Lizzie Du Bois improves at home near Blue Grass under nurse D C DuBois from Ottumwa. Mt Pleasant friends learn Prof Fred C Demorest, once Latin chair at IWU, is very ill in Muscatine after suspected typhoid. doctors hope for recovery as nourishment remains limited.
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Tilden Samuels
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Lizzie du Bois
Blue Grass
D. C. DuBois
Ottumwa
William Brownawell
Mt. Pleasant
Fred C. Demorest
Muscatine
Demorest
Fayette
Iowa
Acre Trade Offers Whole Acre Bargain
Titus and Jackson promote a single acre deal in a favorable location listing an entire acre for less than the price of a single lot promising greater value for buyers seeking space and potential.
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Titus & Jackson
Rules for State Teachers Certificates Issued by County Supervisors
State Superintendent Barrett releases circular detailing three grades of certificates for Muscatine teachers. Requirements include specific subject competency, 36 weeks teaching experience, minimum averages, with no renewal or cross county state endorsements. Examinations held last Friday and Saturday monthly at county seat, fees set at two dollars for first grade and one dollar for others.
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Muscatine
Richard C. Barrett
United States
Food for Sleep and Comfort from Grape-Nuts
A Grand Rapids man recovering from nervous prostration credits Grape-Nuts with easing stomach irritation, restoring strength, weight gain, and peaceful sleep after rejecting drugs. He praises the cereal as a regular morning dish that sustains him until midday, noting health improvement and a note of Postum Co. disclosure.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Devotional Sunday at Congregational Church Inspires Hymns
Services at the Congregational church offered uplifting singing and a sermon by Rev. D Herr on Peters testing by the risen Lord. Music featured Zapff Wiegenlied and Buck cavatina sung by Miss Florence Anger, with Clarkson offertory reflecting ongoing Christian service.
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Congregational Church
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Chas
Eden
Clarkson
Buck
Florence Anger
Israel
Th D. Herr
Peter
Simon
Jonas
Pastor Herr
Brother Herr
To New York via Niagara Falls by Lehigh Valley Rail
Describes an attractive through trip to New York and Philadelphia using Lehigh Valley railroad service with solid vestibule trains. Dining car service a la carte. Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets.
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New York
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Philadelphia
Cedar Valley Social Notes and Local Updates
Cedar Valley reports Mr and Mrs John Farrel returned from Cedar Rapids after a short trip to visit Farrel s parents and enjoy the carnival. Mrs Mary Graham has been ill. Fr Moyland and daughters Ellen and May visited Muscatine. Wm Graham and Mr Shellabarger attended a Leon Meyers sale. Elizabeth Swain died in Muscatine. M G Swain s sister in law. Emma Beggs returned from Atalissa. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Anna Brown. Wm Graham tends a sweet potato patch disturbed by a thief. John Housman and Frank Lindie family visited. Mrs John Toyne stayed with her daughter caring for grandchildren with whooping cough. Mrs Lathawaite visited Lena Lindie last week.
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Cedar Valley
John Farrel
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Farrel
Mary Graham
Fr. Moyland
Ellen
May
Muscatine
Wm. Graham
Shellabarger
Leon Meyers
M. G. Swain
Elizabeth Swain
Emma Beggs
Atalissa
Ladies Aid Society
Anna Brown
Frank Swain
John Housman
Frank Lindie
John Toyne
Lathawaite
Across Cedar
Lena Lindie
Free Seats for All at Sabbath Service Draws Neighborhood
A pastor invites the public to attend Sabbath services, noting twelve hundred seats are spread out and all are free and reserved for those who come, emphasizing inclusivity and belonging.
Three Good Bargains in Muscatine Property
Titus and Jackson offer three notable Muscatine city property bargains. The notices highlight prime parcels and value spots likely to attract buyers seeking solid local investments.
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Muscatine City
Titus & Jackson
Correction to G A R circle affiliation and sewing event
A letter from Mrs. J R Whitney corrections claims that the independent club is not auxiliary to the G A R circle and that any lady not a member is eligible for membership. It also corrects the reported attendance at Mrs Wiles afternoon sewing from fifteen to twenty ladies.
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Wiles
J. R. Whitney
In Memoriam Jessie May Stroup
In memory of Jessie May Stroup who died Oct 1 at age 16. Poem speaks of a tranquil death, divine peace, and a heavenly home, with lines about footsteps, God’s seal, and welcoming angels. Signed M. C. B.
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Jessie May Stroup
Des Moines Chosen as HQ for Fraternal Choppers of America
Des Moines was selected as the headquarters of the Fraternal Choppers of America, representing seven states. Boone was the other candidate, with a 28 to 10 vote in favor of Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Fraternal
Choppers of America
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Boone
Ohio firm introduces wheelbarrow with ball bearings on market
An Ohio company markets a wheelbarrow design featuring built in ball bearings. The release notes improved ease of use and reduced friction for lifting loads, signaling a new consumer gardening tool option.
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Ohio
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