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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement claims Diapepsin ends stomach trouble in five minutes. A 50 cent case supposedly digests meals, relieves heartburn, gas, dyspepsia, and indigestion, and allows eating anything. It asserts major relief within minutes without laxatives.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors especially the M W A for assistance and sympathy during the death of our beloved husband and father Mrs Schubert and Children.
A baby girl was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGrath. Dr M D Linehan visits sister Madame Linehan in a Cincinnati convent. High School orchestra rehearsals proceed for an upcoming concert. East Dubuque fire company hosts a dance at City Hall on January 26.
Comet was the main topic in town on Saturday as residents discussed its presence while the weather offered a short-lived pause.
The forthcoming marriage of George Foght and Miss Julia Schonoff, both of Menomin ee, has been announced to take place shortly.
No definite time has been set for the hearing of charges against Officers Markey and Sheehan by Chief of Police Pickley.
The friends of John Leight urge his candidacy for alderman of the Fifth ward on the democratic ticket.
Members of the Gondolier club held a dancing party at the Hotel Julien on Friday night. The event brought enjoyment to all participants and showcased the club's social activity.
Local stores begin to show their annual valentines with fewer comic cards this season.
Miss Josephine Lutgen of this city starred in a reading role in a home talent production at Ottosen Iowa where she is teaching school.
The upcoming bill at the New Bijou features Miss Anna Laughlin remembered for her delightful work in The Wizard of Oz and other similar productions.
The body of Engineer McManigal killed in the Graf wreck has been shipped to Chicago for burial. Funeral services occurred at Mt. Olivet Cemetery on Saturday.
Superintendent Stedman of the Water Works office has resumed his duties after a week of confinement at home due to appendicitis.
The notice lists vest prices at The Model Clothiers and fruit deals like Baldwin and Russel Apples and cranberries with a quality promise. It also promotes plumbing and heating services by H B McCarten and M O'Donnell. The ad mentions First Mortgage Improved Farm Loans for investment and calls for Iowa telephone contact.
J. F. Young of this city and L. J. Walker of Rolette North Dakota start a bakery at 207 Julien avenue under the name The Home Bakery. Their featured product is a 16 ounce loaf of bread priced at five cents.
Transient hotel in Cascade seeks a capable manager. Modern property described as the only hotel in the city. Apply to N Faber at 1241 Grandview Ave Dubuque Iowa for details.
The year 1910 has proved unusually tragic locally with a number of coroner's cases in Dubuque far above the average as the year progresses.
A small ad claims a bad complexion stems from impure blood and promotes ABC Family Tea as a cure all for 25 cents. The terse notice lacks verifiable details or endorsements.
A large number of farmers arrived in town Saturday and crowded the business districts, signaling strong local activity and trade interest.
Manager Rosenthal has secured Cal Stewart, famed as a top rube monologist. Stewart will present with special scenery and his Corner Store stunt, a crowd favorite at prior engagements.
The Napa nees completed their sixth visit to Dubuque on Saturday night at the Bijou and left for Chicago Sunday morning for an engagement at the Star. Teacher George Hillman notes Dubuque feels like home and they will always remember the cordial treatment from Manager Rosenthal and the public.
The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They change weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Their action is gentle and hardly felt. Sold by all dealers. Haas, Optician. Glasses fitted. 12th and Clay Sta.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for hyperchlorhydria and acid dyspepsia. It claims tablets neutralize excessive stomach acid with bismuth subnitrate and calcium carbonate, promising relief after meals and at night. Free samples offered by mail from F A Stuart Company Marshall Michigan.
A community notice lists local names and businesses including Dr Murray dentist and Dr Costello at 329 15th Street. It highlights promotions at Mod el Clothiers and Lagomarcino Grape Co with cheap cranberries, plus a birth announcement for a baby boy to Rev and Mrs FQ Brown of Epworth. Abstracts of title loans insurance notaries and quick service by Trewin Wallis on 116th Street Dubuque Ia are also noted.
Dubuquers gear up for annual Lenten sacrifices as cigar dealers voice hesitation about the season's arrival and its impact on their trade.
Children laugh after trying A B C Family Tea, priced at 25 cents. The lighthearted item reflects a child friendly product in a local shopper feature.
Colonel Johnson, famed cigar dealer, known for his frequent visits to Dubuque, spent the latter part of the week there. Julien Dubuque Centennial plans stir interest as the Early Settlers' Association marks Julien Dubuque's death on March 24.
Bargain sale item lists 50 cent dress shirts and $1.00 shirts advertised by The Model Clothiers. Readers learn about low prices on menswear in a compact advertising note.
A small market drew stand-keepers into the town on Saturday morning offering fowl and produce with quick sales.
Alfred L. Marra Pierre J. Ungs Jr and Charles J Frith announce the third in their private dance series to be held at the Eagles Hall on Wednesday evening February 2 1910 A new and unique style of invitations will be issued soon.
Frank C Gierens a Dubuque youth has completed repairs at the Clay theatre and begun a first class moving picture show. He has arranged with a Paris film company to show only the best pictures, with four changes weekly. A kitchen cabinet giveaway on March 4 rewards the best Marvel Flour loaf. Marvel Flour is promoted as the best and full details are available at McKeown Bros grocers 125 First St. Both phones 979.
Saturday morning pedestrians noticed a dark blue pavement in front of a Main Street book store. The cause was a broken bottle of copying ink spilled by a delivery boy who slipped on the ice, ending the rumor of a blue bloods foul deed.
Advertises Chamberlain cough remedy as best for obstinate coughs throat and lung irritations. Claims unbeaten relief and lists sale by all dealers.
August Vanderah former East Dubuque resident now of Chicago has purchased the Two-Mile House from John Hogan who recently ran the business.
The brief interval before Lent will be crowded with many social events in Dubuque. Numerous functions are already announced, ranging from large to small gatherings.
The identity of the man killed when ground up on the Burlington road near East Dubuque remains unknown a week after the incident. The tragic event continues to be veiled in mystery.
Mrs. Cotton mother of Lola who appeared here recently has gone to Danville to join her daughter. She had been staying while Lola and her manager filled engagements in Colorado.
The first four days of city tax collection have been satisfactory with property owners responding well, bringing congratulation to the officials in charge of the process.
The Gingerbread Man will be staged at the Grand next Saturday with afternoon and evening performances. The popular piece has drawn well in prior appearances and is expected to attract a good audience again.
The city undertook strict measures to improve streets and sidewalks in Dubuque. Police notify owners lax about walks, then have them cleaned and assess the cost to the delinquent parties.
East Dubuque Register reports a change in the Potosi saloon proprietorship. Emil Tschohl retires and John Tschohl assumes charge, though they are not related. The new proprietor, previously a bartender, has made many friends in the city.
A Chicago picture show proprietor accepted a counterfeit dollar from a female ticket seller and was arrested after being bound over to the grand jury. He claimed he passed the bill to teach her caution, but the law holds passing known counterfeit currency as a crime.
Endorsements from John Bush of Waterville Maine and Joseph Frankowick of Detroit Michigan praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy for preventing and curing headaches. They claim long use with reliable relief and urge other sufferers to try the medicine.
Dr Miles anti pain pills are praised for not deranging the stomach and leaving no after effects. The remedy is advertised as widely resold by druggists with claims of benefit and savings. Miles Medical Co based in Indiana markets the product.
Customer offers to receive a free trial package of Golden Remedy from Dr. J. W. Heines Co. by mailing name and address. The request asks for a home delivery of the secret and easy remedy, citing a Cincinnati address 4828 Glenn Ridg.
Public meeting scheduled for January 25 at 3 p m in the county superintendent of schools rooms to discuss a memorial observance for Julien Dubuque, first white settler. Committee invites all patriotic citizens to attend.
A meeting of dairy cattle breeders and others in the Iowa dairy industry will gather at the Chamberlain Hotel in Des Moines on Thursday January 26 at 10 30 a m to discuss topics of interest and to plan a yearly cattle test for milk and butterfat production in Iowa. The March contest ends August 15 1910 and offers a year long test to identify the Iowa cow producing the most butterfat. W W Marsh of Waterloo offers 1000 for a new contest and Kimball s Dairy Farmer of Waterloo will continue its monthly prize of 25
Burlington Iowa speaker H. W. Hughes delivers talk at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday January 26 at 8 pm. The subject is History and Prophecy of O. B. 8S. All Masons and friends invited with free admission.
W. O. W. drill team rejects a Telegraph-Herald Sunday morning challenge as a hoax. The group has just reorganized and is not ready for competition. Captain F J Sauer and officers Arthur Leinbeck William Gibson and John Ingraham sign the denial.
William Simons aged 66 died Friday evening in the city. Funeral services will be held Monday at 4 40 a m from the residence 1179 Lincoln Avenue to Burlington depot with interment in Cassville Wisconsin. Catholic church services at Cassville.
Albert Heuchelin aged 63 died Wednesday evening January 19 1910. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 oclock from his North Dubuque home to Linwood cemetery with Rev Ficke presiding.
Nation as clerk of the United States circuit court. He has been just forty years in the office, five years as deputy, since which he has been clerk He resigns to engage in business.
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