Legislature Sea of Change on Monument and Codes
Des Moines report outlines lawmakers debates over a proposed monument in Des Moines, the costly code revision, and a plan to fund an epileptics hospital with $25,000 for site purchase. It notes opposition to the monument and considers the need for specialized care facilities, plus discussions on appointing appellate courts and legislative maneuvering.
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Des Moines
Indust Assem
Monum
Philip M. Crapo
Burlington
H James Harlan
Midland Monthly
Scorpion
Merrell
Clinton County
Glenwood
Hill
Lothrop
Woodbury
Local Notes from Des Moines and Surrounding Towns
Des Moines residents and neighbors share family visits, church services, and social events. A Baptist supper in Hexel raised funds for the church, with profits totaling forty dollars. Kate Dixon won the Demorest Medal at a Grand Army hall event, judged by a panel including Prof. H Meiss and Mrs. Mell Cowles. Joe French plans to move to Winterset while local folks like George Brown and Mrs. W. O. Livingston attend gatherings and fall ill. A special speech by Mrs. E B Stevenson is set for February 18 at the M E church, inviting all.
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Demorest
Giuspices
Grand Army Hall
Ing
McGriff
Kate Dixon
H. Meiss
Harry Shaw
Gertrude Loar
Mell Cowles
G. Honnold
Joe French
Winterset
Jose T
Rev. Adams
Mary
Joh
Grant Me
E. B. Stevenson
American Day School Union
M. E. Church
Local Remedies and Drug Ads Highlight Spring Offers
A fragmented advertisement page promotes Dr Williams Kidney Pills promising renewed vitality and organ health. It touts urgent urinary symptoms and liver support, with testimonial mentions and a price in cents. Other sections market Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Pile Ointment, noting guarantees and mail order sales from Newton Iowa and local merchants.
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Dr. Willtment
H. J. Iff Druggist
Newton
Iowa
Local Man Finds Relief With Pain Balm
Mr. D. Wiley of Black Creek New York suffered severe rheumatism and could barely hobble. After using Chamberlain's Pain Balm he improved enough to discard his cane. He credits the liniment with more relief than all other medicines and treatments combined. Sold at Wagley & Smead for 50 cents per bottle.
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House
New Court
Ver
Lane
Hanger
Black Hawking
Th House
Sen
D. Wiley
Black Creek
N. Y
Chamberlain
Wagley & Smead
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Mma Springer
L. Blackmer
L.A. Willi City
Baptist Church
Dunh
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Tess
Frank Kane
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Will Smith
Leota Vaught
George Brown
Thursder
Frank McCauley
Mary Hedric
C. C. Neff
G. B. Andrews
California
Great Rock Island
Phillips
Pullman
Chicago
Los Angeles
Rock
John Sebastian, G. P. A
Burns & Mes
Mass
W. J
Racokers
Lway
Missouri
Arkana Territory
Oklantucky
Iowa Central
P. Barry
Marshalltown
Ihindorff
East Side
Preem
Sandy Well Cares
Gorrell & Boyd
Physicians and Surgeons
Gorrell
Wooneoy
Frank Win Oonen County Bank
First National Bank
Way
Itasin
Hannan
P. Joy
H. J. Joy
Anna H. Joy
Fehleisen
North-Wes
Jasper & Sons
W. Lannie
Jas. Bewyer, . Lammert
Lambert Bros. & Bewyer
GAGE
Mau
Churchill
U.S
G Towa Adlords
Royal Union Life Insurance Co
Frank D.jackson
S. Taggart Pricady
M. Ds
I. Hardman
Jolm Kerr
Pullman Buffet
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Peoria
Martin
Thos. P. Barry
Cmas Shee Berger
Seco Taespr Uscniy
Wal Soph Borne St
DS Sequsaa
Etter
Graules
Miller Bros
Newton, Toywa
United States
The
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Publican Family
Ding
Tribune Building
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