Objections to Letts Co Operative receivership raised
Cedar Rapids attorneys for Wyman Partridge & Co. challenge E R Carr’s appointment and claim the Letts Co Operative Store receiver had no jurisdiction. They object to numerous debts as fraudulently contracted by directors. Will of Wilhelmina Schramm filed for October term hearing. Court convenes with Judge Withrow. grand jury sworn and seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Iowa
Co-Operative
Chas. Estle
F. J. Manning
P. Brookhart
James Turkington
D. H. Westbrook
E. R. Carr
William Verenk
William Lieberknecht
Henry Lieberknecht
Citizens Bank of Letts
Wilhelmina Schramm
Gast
George Schramm
Caroline Earnson
Minnie Buchner
Elizabeth Wykert
J. F. Heins
W. L. Withrow
J. M. McLaughlin
Dan Small
David Stephens
J. E. Gray
C. McDaniel
H. Murray
H. E. Orr
J. J. Hill
Coffee Poison or Postum Health Claim
An undated tract claims caffeine from coffee poisons frogs and harms human health, detailing nervous disease and heart issues from coffee and tea. It promotes Postum Food Coffee as a safer, healthier beverage alternative with a call to quit coffee and switch to Postum.
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Earth
Mothers Need Not Dread Childbirth With Lydia E Pinkham
Mrs. J. H. Haskins of Chicago testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her painful pregnancies and that regular use keeps her healthy. She credits a neighbor's advice and adds she felt strong after her last birth and continues yearly use. readers are urged to seek free counsel from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mrs. Pinenam
Lydia E. Pinkeham
J. H. Haskins
Lydiak.Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Indiana Ave
Chicago
Ill
Largest Circulation Largest Circulation August the Banner Month at the P. M.
August proves a banner month for the paper as circulation numbers rise across editions. Readers in multiple regions boost sales while the staff highlights strong demand for local coverage and community notices.
Auditor Musser Library Gains Popular Public Reading
The Musser Public Library reports a surge in readers with more books issued last month than ever before. State Auditor notes growing interest as socialists and other groups attend the Davenport convention and anticipate new titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Musser Public Library
Musser
T. J. Grant
Muscatine
Davenport
Petitions for Hoopesville riverfront roads and street lights
Hoopesville residents circulate two petitions asking Muscatine city council to install sidewalks along the river and improve roads with a lighting plan for a dangerous area. A second petition requests street lights for Hoopesville, noting Muscatine has lacked illumination for 14 years.
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Hoopesville
Muscatine
Joseph Batchelor
Oregon Street
Fifth and Mulberry
Frank Phillips
Thomas Irvin
Kinsley
Ruth Bierman
Freddie
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Mr. Billings
Bert Billings
John Roth
May
Rock Island
Frank Roth
Fred Oberg
J. E. Hoones
Fruitland
Wm. M. Stark
Stark
Kansas
Musserville
M. E
Wm. War and Son
Amos
Loraine
Lll
Charles Ward
Republican Caususes in Three Wards Draw Delegates
Republican caucuses for First Second and Third wards are set for Friday September 5 at 8 p m at the Excelsior hose house City hall and Rescue hose house to choose 18 20 and 22 delegates respectively to the county convention and handle other business. Committeemen named William Van Zyl St Chas Hanley Luther A Woods.
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First Ward
Excelsior Hose House
William van Zyl
Second Ward
St. Chas
Third Ward
Luther A. Woods
Fourth Ward Republicans to Choose Committeeman
The Republicans of the Fourth ward will meet at the Relief Hose House for a meeting to select Frank Fisher as Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Relief Hose House
Frank Fisher
Goshen Republicans to Convene at Woodman Hall
The Goshen township Republicans meet at Woodman hall in Atalis sa on Saturday evening September 6 to pick delegates for the county convention on September 13 and to nominate two justices of the peace two constables and one trustee before the caucus. Cc. C. Croxen Com.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Township
Woodman Hall
Atalissa
Cc. C. Croxen
Com
Sweetland Republicans Meet for Delegates at Mt Grove
The Republicans of Sweetland township are called to a session at the Mt. Grove school house on Saturday September 6 at 7 39 p m to elect six delegates to the county convention and nominate a township ticket. J H Van Camp Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Township
Mt. Grove
J. H. van Camp
Bloomington Republicans to caucus for county delegates
Bloomington township Republicans announce a caucus at Kalorama school house on Monday September S at o'clock to choose delegates for the county convention and to nominate the township ticket. Wm. Hendricks, Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington Township
Kalorama School House
Wm. Hendricks
Real estate bargains in Muscatine offered by Titus & Jackson
Titus and Jackson advertise Muscatine as a top value in the Mississippi Valley with no risk in buying local real estate and promise bargains for buyers in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Mississippi Valley
Titus i& Jackson
Mississippi River forecast ends with fall near Dubuque Muscatine
The River forecast for September 4, 1902 notes the Mississippi River will continue to fall slightly between Dubuque and Muscatine as observed in the daily bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Mississippi
Dubuque
Muscatine
Local Produce Prices List for Home Growers
Prices for garden produce including sweet potatoes at 2.50 a barrel and 3 cents per peck, tomatoes two cents per peck, cucumbers home grown 15 cents a dozen, radishes five cents per bunch, beets twenty cents per peck, turnips ten cents a peck, pickling cucumbers fifteen cents per hundred, carrots five cents per bunch, Lima beans two and a half cents per quart, corn ten cents a dozen, cabbage five cents per head, celery five cents per stalk or three for ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Rio
Concord
Prohibition Candidate Plans Joint Debate With Speaker Henderson
Waterloo Iowa September 3 1930 Ret J A Earl prohibition candidate for Congress in the Third district announces he will issue a challenge to Speaker Henderson to meet him in a joint debate on campaign issues in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Congress
Henderson
Waterloo
J. A. Earl
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Co-Operative Store Receiver’s Conduct
Will of Wilhelmina Schramm
row—Grand Jury
Falck
Stuhlmann
Brill
Johansen
Leven
Chicago Arcade Club
Musser Public Library
State Auditor
Institution—New
Emma L. Mahin
Mr. Grant
Record Printing Company
Grant
W. A. Jacobs
S. R. McDowell
Lake City
S. McCrillis
Des Moines
Supreme Court
A. D. Pugh
A. M. Larson
J. S. Lardiner
Winterset
Turner Building
A. W. Rickett
Grand River
Decatur County
Emporary Organization
E. Holtz
Andrew B. Wyman
A. K. Gifford
Mr. Wyman
A W. Richer
Grand Rapids
Martin Woods
Keb
J. Wheeler
Mystic
M. T. Kennedy
John A. Mock
A. T. Thompson
I. M. Wock
Bert Gilbert
Ottumwa
E. J. Roher
Sigourney
M. W. Richer
Brazil
J. W. Zetler
Carl Reich
Clinton
A. L. Rice
L. J. West
Avery
A. B. Wymer
Dubu
Waverly
I. M. Work
F. S. R. McDowell
W. M. Bicker
L. A. Lynburner
F. Ba Rice
S.g.&p. Stein Furniture Co
Cun
West Second Street
Goshen Caucus
Sweetland Caucus
Bloomington
River Bulletin
Minicatine
Graham
NS E 2d Street
Umschied & Seiler
Muscatine Lbr. & Box Co
East Second Street
Mira Hershey Lumber CO
Hershey Lumber Company
H. F. Barnard
East Second St
Pry
New York
Hocking Valley
W. F. Miksch
South Muscatine
Oregon St
Wheeler & Wilson’s
Rosie Murry
W. F. Chevalier
Cherry Street
A. Bloom
East Seventh
Howard Coon
W. 7Th
Ida Hartman
Hershey Ave
Anna Coynor
Nichols
J. Springer
Mulberry
B. A. Met
A. Welk
Grocer
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
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