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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
6
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a fifty cent cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It claims rapid relief from backache, nervous symptoms, and bladder misery, urging readers to start treatment immediately and trust a wide network of local signatories endorsing the remedy.
A federal court announces the list of grand and petit jurors summoned for the upcoming session and instructed to appear December 7. Included are Joseph Marrington Belle and numerous others from Iowa towns such as Center Junction, La Porte City, Traer, and Osage among both grand and petit panels.
In Dubuque on November 2 a Gentlemen's List No 2 and a Ladies' List No 1 of unclaimed letters were posted. Names include Harry Burns, William Babb, Dr Geo D Crossette, T M Chivington, Mrs Irena Briggs, Miss Dora Vandre, and Herm an Ternes P M.
The Kansas Teachers' association began its annual convention in Topeka with many local educators present. Prominent speakers include Dr. Andrew S. Draper New York state education commissioner Prof E A Ross University of Wisconsin Henry Turney Bailey Massachusetts and Dr Edward A Steiner Grinnell Iowa. The session will continue tomorrow.
Advertisement for a medical appliance claiming to cure rupture without salves harnesses or belts. It promises instant relief after thirty years of experience and invites readers to request a free illustrated booklet and a trial by mailing a coupon. Letters from cured customers are cited as proof.
Miss Emily Ackerer entertained on Tuesday evening in honor of Charlotte and Doctor Charles Hartford of St. Louis. The event featured dancing and refreshments with many local guests including Louise Pape Frances Hurvey Charlotte Hartford Leona Scherr Lyla Eden Marjorie O Rourke Alma Dieterich Agnes McQuillin and Emily Ackerer. Attending men included Charles Durant Fred Carlyons Rodger Chanty Matt Doyle John Meade Justin Powell Edward Wright Fred Curtis and Dr Charles Hartford of St. Louis.
The City Council of Dubuque intends to build an 8 inch tile sanitary sewer from Middle Avenue through Lincoln Avenue to Reed Avenue then the alley between Rhomberg and Garfield Avenues to Middle Avenue. Project spans 3605 feet with 17 manholes costing abutting property owners 2657 dollars. Objections due November 18 1909.
Official publication details an ordinance granting Peter J. Seippel Lumber Co. exclusive use of a riverfront ground space on the Dubuque Levee for ten years. It authorizes temporary structures for log reception and lumber shipments, with removal and restoration obligations at term end. Also notes sewer construction notice and a public notice on Hayden's Lane sanitary sewer project.
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