Local Conductor Praises Chamberlain Remedy On Train
Train conductor M F Gregg extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel troubles. The ad promotes 25 and 50 cent bottles, with Wagley & Smead and H J Skim listed as sellers in Newton Iowa. Also cites Dr I E Robey endorsing the product and mentions Dr Williams Kidney Pills available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Gregg
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Chamberlain
Wagley & Smead
H. J. Skim
Newton
Iowa
I. E. Robey
Olney
Williams
HL. J. Skiff
Proof of Will Notice for Jasper County Iowan estate
Notice to all claiming to be heirs that the purported last will and testament of CL Connelly is to be presented to the Jasper County Iowa probate court. The September 29 18? date marks the filing event and the instrument’s formal review by the district court with clerk Athews handling official duties.
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Bayi
Jasper County
Inc
le M
Connelly
Probate Notice in Jasper County Court
Notice is given that Jasper county loway administrator of the estate of As Je Osborn, late of said county, will settle with the day. All persons having claims against estate must present them to the Clerk of the District Court by July 31, 1806. Claims not presented by then are barred by law. Dated Newton July 31, 1806. Geo. T. Anderson, Administrator. W. O. McElroy, Atty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper County Loway
Tate
Je Osborn
Teested
Ereore
District Court
Newton
Geo. T. Anderson
Rail Time Tables Show Fast Mail Through Monroe Branch
Railroad time notes list Fast Mail not stopping with schedules from Ly Newton at 7 15 am to Ar Monroe 8 25 am and Monroe to Newton 2 30 pm, with return times to Monroe 4 13 pm and Ar Newton 10 00 am. Also mentions Des Moines Valley Division, passenger rates and service days including daily and Sunday exceptions.
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Monroe
Newton
Des Moines Valley
Zai Mount
Prairie C
Newton Branc
Ing West Perm Ly
Sully
Ar Ba Painter
Jew Sharon
Lacey
Arskalovsa
Grinell
Accomodi Ion
Northbound timetable fragment shows mixed numbers and codes
Readable fragments list northbound references with numbers and times, including 9 23 am and 9 56 as shown. Entities include no clear dates or named places. The passage appears to be an OCR jumble of train or transit timetable data without a coherent event or location.
Taintor and area notes among storm and social visits
Taintor residents report many visitors including Edna Gunn of Oskaloosa and Flora Schneider of Oskaloosa with greetings to local families. Severe thunderstorm caused stock damage and fence and bridge destruction. four horses killed near Rhine and Rhine advices. Community events include institute attendance, church notes, photography by Will Kitching, and repairs after storms with local social gatherings and school term reminders.
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Rhine
Mr. McCall
O Vets
Taintor
David Miller
Moses Lunt
Jessie Snider
Cedar Falls
Alice Rhine
Newton
County Institute
Reiter
Lighture
Pleasant Hill Marriage and Prairie City Weather Note
Pleasant Hill reports a July 21 wedding of Mr Kalma and Mrs Jansma with a jovial neighborhood celebration. A Prairie City area storm threat produced little damage as heavy rains passed through on Sunday evening.
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Kalma
Jansma
Prairie City
Haying Finishes as Threshing Begins at Local Farm
Farmers finish haying and harvesting, with a threshing crew led by Evertt and Roy Goteehall starting work. A new outfit from Newt Will Maywald and family visits from Des Moines, while a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Roy Gotschall. Community gatherings include camp meetings August 28 led by Hart and Magan and Epworth League events.
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Newton Sandwick
van Gandern
Chas
Phelps
Warner Wehrle
Lena Awtry
Minnie Heitsm
Sharon
Alexa
Neo
Hesday
Exeter
Brush
Cedar Rapids
Will Kitching
New Sharon
Jim Shaw
Marsh Smith
Will
Evertt
Roy Goteehall
Newt Will Maywald
Des Moines
Herman Maynard Awell
Cristy
Pfs
Ellogg
Wilson
Martha
Frank Callison
Bros, Hart and Magan
Epworth League
M. A. Meagher
J. F. Gettys
Maude
R. E. Penington
Newton
Roy Gotschall
Fairmount Weather and Community Notes
A hard rain lasting about twelve hours hit Thursday with reports of a severe storm Sunday evening bringing down trees and upsetting haystacks. Rev. Adams set to speak in Prairie City on August 12 for Old Settlers day. Miss Marie Clifford of Monroe visited Miss Maud Shank, and Siason Ogg is sick at Sim Soush's. Madge Bateman stayed with Mrs. James Sharp Sunday. The fourth quarterly M E church meeting is planned for two weeks from next Saturday and Sunday.
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Alice Braley
Kellogg
Chas. Phelps
Melker Martin
Kansas
Henry Rhine
New Sharon
Julius Phelps
Sky
Teanville
Faith Gassett
Lersons
J.J. Mitchell
Congregational Church
Bro. Mitchell
Lee
Prairie Bell Church
Adams
Prairie City
Marie Clifford
Monroe
Maud Shankland
Madge Bateman
James Sharp
M. E. Church
Remarkable Cure for Chronic Diarrhoea Promises Relief
A veteran recalls chronic diarrhoea since 1862 and credits Chamberlain’s Colic Diarrhoea Remedy for a cure after trying many medicines. Also advertises Indian Pile Ointment, sewing machine views, and excursion tickets with unrelated copy about low prices, agents, and travel offers.
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St. Pin
Alesiog'go
Baemoas
Edna Gunn
Oskaloosa
Maggie Longaker
Gann
Abraham Hawley
South Dakota
Granville
Samuel Garner
Flora Schneider
Nora Timbrel
Miss Clark
Pella
Marsh S Smith
Kincebach & NT
Ry Cline
J. Me. G. Johnstone
David
Colfax
Bennick
Holland
John Veenstra Har
Adair
Anna Telfer
Pleasant Hill
Avant
Fairmount
Siason Ogg
Sim Soush’s
Steinberger
Allentown
Wagley
Kinecebach & Gant
Wayl
Omaha
Taos
Barry Gen
Marshalltown
Missour
Nebraska
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Ar Territory
North
Kentucky
West Virg
South Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
P. Barry
Laws
Tuipon Us
Ohio Six
Minoo
Bergman & McHinley Butler
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Timothy A
Wrysone
United States
THE
NEW York Weekly Tribune
American Citizen
Record
New York Weekly
Geo. W. Best Building
New York City
New York Tribune
Colorado
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
John Sebastian, G. P. A
JM. Martin, Oni Nansaen
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Iowa Central
Thos. P. Barry
Dubuque
Waterloo
Leavenworth
Tree FI Lord
Quincy Building
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