Railway timetable item with passenger numbers
Railway timetable notes that trains run daily except Sunday. It lists Passenger No 402 arriving and Passenger No 401 leaving Breight with times 11 05 pm 7 10 pm and 4 00 pm 5 50 pm. Agent W. S. Underdouk signs the notice.
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GUING
Davenport
Chicago
Hepress
Guing Southwi
California
Washington
Oskaloosa
Kansas City
Lt. Worth
Amd
Ccuccceeseas No. &Y
Nce
Eacess
Breight
Aili
Underdouk
Wilton Trains Schedule Readout for Main Line
Wilton main line trains operate daily with several services to Muscatine and westbound routes. Timetables list arrivals and departures across multiple trains, with stops including Muscatios, No. 604, and No. 505 at various times through the day.
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Wilton
Muscatine North and South Railroad Schedules
Railway timetable lists No. 4 and No. 2 daily routes from Muscatine to Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction and back with intermediate stops and times. Northbound No. 5 and No. 2 operate limited days while connections at Wapello Burlington and Elrick Junction link to Iowa Central and C., R. I. & P. services.
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Muscatine
Hound Hiouse
Fruitland
Golvpwm Lussoam
Grandview
Llssdam
Wapello
Elrick Junction
Round House
Fruitlang
Grandview Enema
Elvick Junction
Bilrick Junction
Birick Junction
R.1& P
Burlington
Iowa Central
Banking Houses: Cook Musser Co and State Bank Trust Co
Capital of both banks listed at 75000 dollars with a 75000 dollar surplus. P. M. Musser serves as President and Ed C. Cook as Vice President while B. Cook is Cashier. Four percent interest offered on time deposits.
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COOK
Bank Officials and Capital Record Displayed
B G Stein is named president with D V Jackson as vice president and S M Hughes as cashier. Capital is $50,000 with a matching surplus. Directors listed include S G Stein D V Jackson J R Realing R K Smith J Carskaddan F P Sawyer 8 M Hughes. Safety Deposit Vault Boxes for rent.
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B. G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
S. G. Stein
J. R. Realing
R. K. Smith
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
8. M. Hughes
Major John and Col Hare to Entertain Davenport Ladies
Major John Circle and Col Hare Circle plan entertainment for General Geddes Circle, Ladies of the G A R of Davenport on October 30. Committees meet September 29 at Mrs Maud McCord’s home to finalize plans and arrange a program likely to delight visiting Davenport ladies. Members include Minnie Miller Maude McCord Sarah Spence Mary Huffman Anna Cummins Anna Winn G A Riemeke Craddock and Biles.
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Col. Hare
John
Geddes
Davenport
Maud McCord
Walnut Street
Major John Circle
Minnie Miller
Maude McCord
Sarah Spence
Mary Huffman
Col. Hare Circle
Anna Cummins
Anna Winn
G. A. Riemeke
Craddock
Biles
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Cure
The notice claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder diseases in all forms and strengthens kidneys to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. It urges timely use and is signed by A. W. Morgan, Druggist.
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Foley
Bright
A. W. Morgan
Ladies Free Soap Coupon Offer
A soap promotion invites women to redeem a coupon for a 10 oz Beach's Floating White Castile Soap and a 1 lb Key City Borax Naptha soap powder at no cost. The offer emphasizes free sizes and product types available through the promotion.
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Key City
Real Estate at Auction in Muscatine County Iowa 1908
Public sale of a 160 acre farm in Orono township Muscatine county three miles northeast of Conesville. The property features 95 bearing apple trees 23 cherry trees and about 60 peach trees with 85 acres cultivated land and 60 acres fenced by woven wire. Auction includes several thousand feet saw timber near Conesville along with a two room house an 18 by 18 barn and an orchard. Per terms 109 percent cash with balance due March 1 1909.
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Texas
Orono Township
Conesville
Muscatine County
U. I
Milwaukee
Rock Island
T. G. Mandt
J. S. Bowlby
Griff Johnson
Taft Leads Iowa Welcome on Bold Campaign Tour
Taft and his party drew 10 000 at Clinton and 20 000 at Davenport as the Republican nominee toured Iowa. He praised Roosevelt policies, shook countless hands, and energized supporters from Clinton to Des Moines, with Muscatine gifting pearls and corn while officials managed security and press staff circulated aboard.
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William H. Taft
Iowa
Walter Wellman
Clinton
Davenport
Des Moines
Taft
William Howard Taft
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Towa
Judge Taft
A. F. Dawson
Constitution
Front Street
Court House
Secret Service
Mr. Taft
Rock Island
Muscatine
Burlington
Colonel Ramsdell
Washington, D. C
Cummins
New York
Mt. Pleasant
J. G. Blodgett
A. B. Cummins
Albert F. Dawson
Walter Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Dawson
Wisconsin
Raymond Patterson
Chicago Tribune
Raymond
Cincinnati
Ottumwa
Plymouth Church
Walnut Street
Fifth
Sixth
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
The
R.O. Bailey
Associated Press
R. H. Hazard
United Press
E. W. Fowler
New York Sun
J. W. Faulkner
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jos. Hay, Jr
Washington Times
H. H. Dunlap
New York World
Guy Kramer
New York Herald
G. G. Hill
New York Tribune
Thos. Brahany
Guy J. Karger
Karger
Washington
Cincinnati Times- Star
Fred W. Carpenter
James T. Williams, Jr
Hitchcock
National Committee
Williams
Boston Transcript
Mr. Kilpatrick
Governor Cummings
Major Lacey
J. W. Blythe
Doughty Major
Triumphal Progress Tells of Enthusiasm and Fellowship
Frank D. Throop praises widespread voter enthusiasm and fellowship from Clinton to Des Moines as townspeople rally for a shared civic effort. Local leaders and residents express optimism about communal progress and strong turnout across the region.
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Frank D. Throop
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam for Diarrhoea Endorsed
A testimonial touts Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam as a century welcomed remedy for diarrhoea and dysentery. The letter from E Parke of Chicago praises its quick, safe action, claiming it cures even after other remedies fail. Full-size bottle priced at 35 cents. origin stresses genuineness.
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Wakefield
Quick Diarrhoea Cure Promoted by Chamberlains Remedy
A single dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cures ordinary diarrhoea with a second dose only for severe cases. It carries a 35 year reputation as a reliable remedy and is sold by all druggists.
Local social notes from Orono area on September visits
Mrs Elizab th Hoben of Gladwin visited niece Mrs H H Owen. Geo Honts family and Gene Metgsker hosted visitors near Winfield. E J Cloyed of Ottumwa returned from John Hankins home. Henry Krider visited Will McCullong near Lone Tree. Tommy Hankins visited Cedar Rapids relatives and carnival. Will McCormick and H H Owen Muscatine visitors. Will Hawkins in Muscatine on business. J L Siemen went to Cedar Rapids with daughter Mrs Clara Cecil and baby Joe. Millie Hafner of Letts visiting Geo Honts family. Mrs L M Cecil traveled to Cedar Rapids. Irvin Idle departed for Ohio.
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Lone Tree
Tommy Hankins
Cedar Rapids
Will McCormick
H. H. Owen
Muscatine
Will Hawkins
J. L. Siemen
Clara Cecil
Baby Joe
Millie Hafner
Letts
Geo. Honts
L. M. Cecil
Irvin Idle
Ohio
Bread Ad Promises Gold Medal Flour Quality
An advertisement touts Gold Medal Flour with a catchy slogan There is no comparison for bread made from Gold Medal Flour by Dezonag.
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Wingold
Bay State Milling Co
Winona
Minnesota
Jones & Rice, Distributors
Rock Island System
Wilton Trains
Muscatios
dSunday
Sildam
Chicago, Milwaukee & SS. Paul Railway
Muscatine North and South Railroad
First National Bank
Ladies OF
Entertain Davenport
Tion
Harold J. Mahin
Journal
Mahin
W. G. Haskell
Mr. Haskell
Governor Haskell
Oklahoma
Haskell
Daniel Kilpatrick
Blackberry
Yong
E. Parke
E. S4th St
Rock Island's
Rock Island Club
Exposition Grounds
Adlai Stevenson
Illinois
John Lind
M. J. McEntry
Congress
Wm. J. Bryan
Tri-City
Starvey Array
James S. Sherman
Nicholas Longworth
Charles S. Deneen
James McKinney
Woodmen
Co. W. Parker
Old Plantation
Ball Park
Wellington
Cor
Wabash Ave
Jackson Blvd
Mundt
J. H. Mundt
East Third St
E. P, Day
East Second Street
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