Osteopathy by Dr Elizabeth Harlan in Muscatine
Elizabeth Harlan D D a graduate of the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo treats all curable diseases of women and children without drugs Established in Muscatine in 1899 Osteopathy recognized as a scientific method Thousands cured after other methods failed Consult 212 Linn St Muscatine Iowa for examination and possible help.
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Elizabeth Harlan
D. D
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Muscatine
Harlan
Rural Ramblings and Local Notices Update
Rural Ramblings reports the death of Mrs. Toland at her daughter’s Letts home and burial at Cedar Bethel. It notes illnesses and visits among residents, a cistern project by Homer Vincent, typhoid cases, several relocations, social events, and hog deaths near Richmond, with multiple named locals and nearby towns.
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Toland
R. W. Lees
Cedar Rapids
Dayton
Ohio
Jane Meeker-Sullivan
Jos. Meeker
Homer Vincent
Dave Parson
Thomas Hemmenway
Kanasi
Riverside cattle ship to Chicago noted as finest
James Howefl sent a high quality bunch of black cattle from Riverside to Chicago on Tuesday. Miss Emma Russ returned from Iowa City after eye treatment. Mrs. L. Mellree improves her home with a fresh coat of paint by George Stephen. Mrs. C. Sweet and Mrs. Walter Shell- are mentioned in passing.
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Shellabarger
May Leiberknecht
Muscatine
Mart Shellabarger
St. Louis
Cassie Griffin
Ottumwa
Jne Welch
Force
Meckey
Rogers
Bayfield
Town
Reisenhart
James Howefl
Chicago
Emma Russ
Iowa City
L. Mellree
George Stephen
C. Sweet
Walter Shell
Pleasant Iowa October Day Amid Harvest News
The column notes unseasonably warm October weather in Iowa with cropland and orchards thriving. Several locals, including Miss Ida Drake and Grandma Drake, visit relatives, while Rev. Millice and Mrs Millice are praised for their church service. News of farm activity, corn husking, a Moylan sale, and visits by residents such as the Flaters, Griggs, and Mangles are recorded alongside health updates and a political rally in Stockton.
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Iowa
Ida Drake
Sweetland
Wm. Hyink
Elmer McGowan
M. G. Swain
Cora McIntire
Aaron Noble
Muscatine
Goshen
Wm. Griggs
Maxman
Will Dage
Maquoketa
Frank
W L Reach addressed large crowd in Atalissa rally
Atalissa and surrounding community gathered last Saturday evening to hear W. L. Reach. The event drew a crowd exceeding 2,500 with 46 Union Valley Rough Riders in attendance. The meeting was presided by assistant principal Mr. Neymaster and included remarks by Mr. Pringey and daughter.
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Atalissa
W. L. Reach
Union Valley Rough Riders
West Liberty
Tribune
Muscatine
A. Smalley
Zephyr Kline
300One
Boone
John B. Johnson
Chicago
Vauble
Little Willie’s career nears shelf as school breaks ahead
Stockton notes end of Little Willie’s era with a two week school vacation. A 52 car B S R N double header rolled through Tuesday, not carrying hobos. Roy Shetler and Pearl visited W J Williams in Atlas, then rain interrupted corn huskers before dust was laid and cisterns refilled.
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Little Willie
Roy Shetler
Pearl
Atlas
W. J. Williams
Bro
Local Visitors Mention Move of Sawmill Plans
Mr Collenbarger and Mrs Collenbarger of Toolsboro were business callers in the area Tuesday. He contemplates moving his hardwood saw mill to the big timber this winter to supply lumber for local property improvements. Mrs Funk and Mrs Hummel called on Miss Ellen Walton Tuesday. Mr Hoopes of Muscatine was seen on the streets Wednesday. J Q Beatty was a business visitor in Muscatine Thursday.
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Collenbarger
Toolsboro
H. H. Funk
Hummel
Ellen Walton
F. Hoopes
Muscatine
J. Q. Beatty
Local Church News and Social Notes from Buffalo Prairie
Rev Slyter and wife traveled from Aledo to preach at the church on Wednesday night and attended the Muscatine state convention Thursday. Miss Lillie Workman and Miss Carrie Watters returned to Buffalo Prairie to teach. Carolyn Freyermuth wed Edward Barnard at the Barnard home. Hayes sale well attended. Pine Bluff telephone line nearing completion. Purse and Bowser visiting Marston.
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Slyter
Aledo
Muscatine
Baptist Church
Bryant
Moline
Rev
Purse
Lillie Workman
Carrie Watters
Buffalo Prairie
Lucy
Kate Watson
Joe
Carolyn Freyermuth
Edward Barnard
Barnard
John McGinnis
Jessie
Bessie
Davenport
Reynolds
Elizabeth Reynolds
Pine Bluff
Jas. Hayes, Sr
Dinner Guests Surprise Wilton Home in Warm Gathering
G Albrand hosted a dinner for old friends and their wives from Wilton. Forty eight guests arrived to a welcome surprise, sharing a fine meal and lively conversation as W Fryberger celebrated a birthday with family.
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G. Albrand
George
McKinley
Roosevelt
Wilton
Mr. Albrand
W. Fryberger
Asa Campbell
F. Leimkuehler
Fremont Voters Urged to Register with County Committee
All Fremont Republicans who voted for Fremont and who plan to support McKinley are asked to leave their names and addresses with the chairman of the Republican County Central committee at Republican headquarters 114 East Second Street. J. W. McKee, Chairman Co. Cen. Com.
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Fremont
McKinley
Republican County Central Committee
Republican
East Second Street
J. W. McKee
Co. Cen. Com
Stopover at Niagara Falls for Lehigh Valley travelers
Passengers from the West bound to New York or Philadelphia via the Lehigh Valley Railroad may stop at Niagara Falls without extra charge.
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Niagara Falls
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Novel Ent nte at Scottsburg Woman Ends Her Life
Indianapolis October 26 Mrs Jennie Bridgewater a 19 year old Scottsburg wife invited female friends for supper then announced her despair after her husband left her She drank a glass of water with morphine and died early Wednesday morning A physician said she lost consciousness and died morphed. Her family background was described as good.
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Indianapolis
Jennie Bridgewater
Scottsburg
Lawsuits Aimed At Caledonia Portage After Levee Break
Farmers alleging damages from the city levee breach near Portage Wisconsin plan to sue the town of Caledonia and Portage city. Notices of injury served. D H Grady and C C Wayland retained as attorneys. City admits no liability.
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Portage
Wis
Caledonia
D. H. Grady
C. C. Wayland
Fowler
Death by own action in Bedford tragedy
Bedford Indiana October 26 19 year old Carl King died by suicide after a fight with his half brother. He secured morphine to end his life and took it at his boarding house, ending in tragedy.
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Bedford
Ind
Carl King
Young King
Davenport and Rock Island North Western Railway Schedule
The Davenport Rock Island and North Western Railway announces a new line from Davenport Iowa effective June 10 1900 with trains to Clinton Dixon Chicago Omaha Denver and Pacific Coast points. Daily and Sunday schedules list No 4 No 6 and No 7 arrivals and departures with multiple intermediate stops including Clinton Sterling Dixon Cedar Rapids Belvidere Rockford Madison and Sioux City. General Passenger Agent L F Berry signs the notice.
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Tri-Cities
Chica Clinton
Davenport
Iowa
Clinton
Peeing, Dixon
Chicago
Omaha
Denver, Co
Belvidere
Rockford
Tilt
Janesville
Madison
Wis
Clinton Sterling
Dixon
Cedar Rapids
Aemosa
Utah
Pacific Coast
Sioux
Neb
Pea
Rockford Belvidere
Lll
Rene Dixon
Sterling Sig Kap Bikekesikse Ettnanssie
B. Daily
L. F. Berry
Muscatine North and South Railroad Time Table 1900
Schedule taking effect 12:01 p m Sunday June 17 1900 lists southbound trains No 3 and northbound No 1 with stop points Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Jct and daily operation except Sunday. It notes trains No 2 and No 4 run regardless of the corresponding opposite trains and cites connections to B C BR N to Burlington and Iowa Central lines.
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Lv. Ly
Muscatine
Roundhouse
Fruitland
Grandview
Wapello
Elrick Jct
Burlington
Iowa Central
Rheumatic Cure Advertised by Noted Drugists
To all whom it may concern the following druggists set the famous T Rheumatic Cure John J Havercamp Theo Kuechman McBride Cope J J Coady Nesper Co. The most effective cure shows results in all stages of rheumatism.
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John J. Havercamp
Kuechman
McBride & Cope
J. J. Coady
Nesper & Co
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Alexander B. Plough
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Higgins
D. M. Parry
Parry Road Car Company
Traveler’s Guide
Montezuma
GR. I &P. Railroad
A. Ae
Denver
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Son- Gay
Evans Astead
Washington
Muscat
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railway Co
Muscatine North & South Railroad
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