Real estate bargains at Exemble's and local notices
A stream of local items covers real estate bargains at Exemble's, health remedies from Dr. Thomas and Dean, travel notes on Bert Mark and Delmer Schuyler heading to Illinois, and society news including Burns of the Kerr family, abstracts in Muscatine, and naval officer Commander Richman bound for Boston with his dog Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Richman
C. Richman
Boston
Southern
Stamford
Conn
Richman
Naval Service
Naval Academy
New York
Dixie
Santiago
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims doctors endorsed it, labels it a prescription, and touts its tonics and purifiers. The note promises testimonials and mentions Toledo, Ohio, as the company base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Edo
Dr Fulliam sues county for $870 in smallpox bills
The Muscatine Board of Health record details Dr J D Fulliam’s petition against the county for 870 for smallpox care last winter. The bill lists 64 vaccinations and 419 visits to 40 plus patients, many widows and residents, and notes that the named people cannot pay the charges. The article also covers Health Board actions on alley nuisances and sanitation matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Fulliam
City Board of Health
City Hall
Rodman Alley
Seventh
Eighth Street
Walnut
Mulberry Streets
McNutt
Engel
Bartemeier
Messrs
A. L. Lindner
J. H. Carl
Lindner
Muscatine
Board of Health
N. Nyens
Oak
Nyens
Jacoby
J. Grady
Seventh and Spring
Maple Avenue
Ashton
Coffee, not glasses, blamed for children's eye and stomach woes
Elyria family credits Postum Cereal Coffee with reversing a range of symptoms linked to coffee drinking. The mother recalls headaches, eye watering, stomach pain, drowsiness, and a child’s blurred vision improving after switching from coffee to Postum. The family notes quicker recovery, brighter cheeks, and happier meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Knapp
Elyria
Cleveland
Family Reunion Marks 42nd Wedding Anniversary
A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Detthof on Hershey avenue celebrated their forty second wedding anniversary. Self-invited guests arrived, occupied the home, and shared a long feast with baskets of good things. The event surprised the couple but brought joy to their children and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Detthof
Hershey Avenue
Lydia Pinkham Remedy Promotes Female Health Restorations
A portrait features a young woman endorsing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to restore health and relieve suffering. The article aims to persuade other young women to try the remedy, promising reliable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Family Farewell After Holiday Gathering At Detthof Home
Evening sendoff marked by warm wishes for grandparents to live to see more gatherings. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Detthof with two children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Detthof Jr. with two children, Mr. and Mrs. Will E. Cone with three children, Miss Amelia Detthof, and Hugh Wigim. Mrs. G R Bauerbach from Winslow Arizona unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma
Grandpa
G. R. Bauerbach
Winslow
Arizona
George Detthof
Henry Detthof, Jr
Will E. Cone
Amelia Detthof
Hugh Wigim
Factory Building for Sale in Muscatine
Large building in Muscatine suitable for factory purposes for sale. Well located property offered by Titus and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Titus & Jackson
Illinois Town Notes Social Visits and Local Happenings
Miss Isabelle France of Omaha visited with her parents and left for Omaha. Wm. Martin’s family returned from Missouri. Henry Krueger, youngest son of a local resident who died recently, is very ill under Dr Beadle care. Win Bruner, long absent, returned from Oregon and is visiting his sister Mrs. France. Maud Powell left for California after a week with her mother. Mrs. F W Martin and Miss Ethel Tyler visited Fairport then returned. Wm Troxel and Fred Kelly fished. Kelly caught an eel and a carp. Troxel caught a catfish weighing 11 1 4 pounds. Several local women and men listed as visiting or calling. Win Bruner, Steven Brayton and Coalman Brayton among old schoolmates who had photos taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois City
Isabelle France
Omaha
Wm. Martin
Missouri
Henry Krueger
Krueger
Beadle
Win Bruner
France
Oregon
Maud Powell
California
F. W. Martin
Ethel Tyler
Fairport
Wm. Troxel
Fred Kelly
Kelly
Troxel
Nellie Krueger
Amanda Powell
Amanda Rood
Lizzie Sedam
Emma France
M. A. Tyler
Wm. France
Wm. Morrow
Steven Brayton
Coalman Brayton
Local Notes from the Rancho and Farmlands
A wedding on the rancho last week unites Miss Della Morehead and Stub Johnson with plans to live at his father’s home. Franty Rictor’s family welcomes a son born last week. Powell brothers John and Sherman hauled 100 hogs to Taylor Ridge for $7.30 per hundred. Well drillers push toward China, drilling in solid rock at 430 feet with no water yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rancho
Della Morehead
Stub Johnson
Franty Rictor
Powell Brothers
John
Sherman
Taylor Ridge
Jack
China
West Liberty Notes on Visitors Teachers and Local News
West Liberty Iowa items report Mrs S M Tharpe visiting Kansas and Missouri. Arthur D Smith of Denver visited D F Smith on Third Street and will travel toward Ohio with his parents Barclay and wife. Harry Smith from Pueblo paused in town before heading to Ohio to visit relatives. Prof and Mrs Schall hosted teachers with sixteen attending and playing crokinole. Ula Purvis began teaching at Pleasant View school. A group of young girls formed a club led by Edith Richards. Rev J E Newsom preached his last sermon for the year and left for Keokuk for the annual conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
S. Ms. Tharpe
Kansas
Missouri
Arthur D. Smith
Denver
Colo
D. F. Smith
Third Street
Ohio
Barclay Smith
Springdale
Harry Smith
Pueblo
Edith Richards
T. H. FE
J. E. Newsom
Keokuk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uneeda
Daily Journal
West Second Street
Ricksecker’s
Golf Queen
John A. Robbins
Exemble's
Bert Mark
Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
Thomas
Monarch
Delmer Schuyler
Apper River, Ill
Dean
Richard H. Kerr
Chicago
Dick” Kerr
J. M. Kerr
R. H. Kerr
Kemble’s
Charles Mikesell
Oskaloosa
Dr. Pentzer
Caroline Weigand
Columbus Junction
Wm. Howell
Barnesville, O
Muscatine County
Kemble
Iowa Avenue
Henry Hesson
Rock Island
City
Kaiser
Luellen Bros
East Second Street
Grand Hotel
James Cosgrove
Clymer A. Coldren
Geo. Patrick
H. H. Arnold
Carl S. Evans
Lorenz Klein
Albert Brazel
Carrie Patrick
Georgia Warren
Emma Hediker
Susie Walton
Davenport
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
W. J. Young
Quincy
H. E. Byrne
Ottumwa
Letts
John Fulmer
A. P
M. A. Byrne
Barnard’s Model Laundry
Sycamore St
Telephione
Jacob Fitzgerald
West
8Th St
Don Gosses
Abias
Oenee
John Ryan
Josiah Hanes
Leibbrand
Fellows Charles M. Fellows
Earl
George Fitzgerald
Kemper Avenue
Gertscher
Bruncon
Hanes
M. E. Church
South Muscatine
Pete Maurath
Hiram
E. 4Th St
Carlysle
Ond
William Holmes
Irs
Margaret Benninger
West Sth St
Vohn Schumacher
East 9Th St
V. Warren
5Th
Orange Sts
Nebraska
S. M
Rogers
East Hill
Mr. Stricklin
Park Place
Andrew Brown
Kneese
Henry Nicklas
Evans St
Kenry Steahr
Bill Steahr
Havercamp’s
Fulhaber
Ae Wilson
Bee Hive
Wiinaas Pasdoech
Sans St
Fred Schurk
Roscoe Avenue
John Blunt
Cor
Front & Green Sts
Sebaldes
Thormann
Lucas St
Henry Beare
Climer St
OS Gabon
John Lange
Fulham Avenue
Henry Judish
Franklin's
Albert Judish
John Strake
Green St
Wietts
John Schremph, Jr
John Schremph
George Holzhauer
Grandview Avenue
Hershey Lumber Co
Joe Marion
Fifth St
Cedar and
Mulberry Sts
Ieee
Ccsastonean Beeen
Lobiks Hahedinned
Rev. W. E. Howe
Kirkman
Iowa
Man
Mulberry
Street
A. L. Lindner, J. J. Engel
Mr. Lindner
N. Nevens
City Council
Ald. Engel
Ald. Bartemeier
F. St. John
Chestnut Street
Second
Bodman Alley
Ald
Winn
Schaefer
Agout
David Kennedy
Intemedys
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
N. Y
Madelie L. LaMonte
Lucia E. Pinkham
Miss Mabelle IL. Lamonte
Nielsen Singing Society
Chicago, NL
Mangere L. LaMonrs
E. 31St St
Miss LaMonte
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