Rector Cure Adverts and Local Notices
A cluttered page notes medical ads for pile remedies including Rector with a free pipe, 50 cent price, and a guaranteed pay if no cure. It also mentions travel of D S Cole to Omaha and Black Hills with photo business, Wilmet the tailor, funeral notices for Mrs Will Witte, praise for Rocky Mountain Tea at Stewart’s, and a family trip to Buffalo for the Pan-American exposition with a tea chair barber shop venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart’s Pharmacy
D.S Cole
Omaha
Black Hills
Frank Chibak
Agnes Schumitz
Will Witte
Ainsworth
Rocky Mountain
Stewart's
Dave V. Kimmel
Bruce Hampsher
Burlington
Buffalo
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Hats and Jubilee Singers at Slaughter Sale
The season centers on fine hats and a grand Jubilee concert by the Fisk Jubilee Singers in Graham. Manager Moore schedules the open date for Saturday April 6 with seats at 25c 35c 50c, promising a strong turnout after years without such a company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Square
M. Digker
Moore
Graham
Noppareil
Fisk Jubilee Singers
America
Colom
Rowland & Shields
Fisk University
Local Notices Show Travel Visits and Business Shifts
A flood of city notes records arrivals and departures from Elden Keokuk Crawfordsville and Chicago. Doctors and merchants including Dr Biskamp Mayor Warfel and tailor Wilmot travel for professional or shopping purposes. Pension granted to Chris Harper from Crawfordsville via Kellogg agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton
Charles Davis
Elden
Biskamp
Keokuk
Rev. Taylor
Crawfordsville
Mayor Warfel
West Chester
John Skipton
Wilmot
Roy Stichter
Fairfield
Dr. Hull
Ainsworth
Chris Harper
Kellogg Agency
Miss Lilly Farris Hosts Pleasant Evening Social
Miss Lilly Farris entertained about six lady friends with games and taffy pulling for a pleasant evening. An advertisement urges Rocky Mountain Tea remedies for summer health and mentions Stewart's store. Thomas of Havre was in town. Crawford's Steam Laundry offers fine work and baths. The temperance meeting at the First U P Church on April 4 hosted by Good Citizenship Union features recitations and songs with Rev. John Stafford delivering the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's
Thomas
Havre
Crawford
Sam Hessletine
U. P
Good Citizenship Union
John Stafford
Helen Galloway
China
Methodist Church
Misnes Cooper
Cook and
John Kilgore
East Washington Street
Sam Houston
Iowa City
Wyman
Lake
Mr. Lake
Stewart
Duncan's Brings In Large Wallpaper Shipment
Duncan’s announces a big wallpaper shipment and unveils pricing designed to drive quick sales. The note mentions a bold quote about the product and a reference to a catalog or ad line.
When We Were Twenty-One theater notes and notices
The Quincy Daily Whig reports on a performance of When We Were Twenty-One at the Empire with George Clarke and his company in Henry V Esmonds comedy. Critics praise Mr Clarke as Richard Carewe and urge a return engagement while noting attendance and seat sales. The page also carries local notices about business, a sales ad, a child’s verse moment, and a railway publicity booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Daily Whig
George Clarke
Henry V. Esmond
Nat Goodwin
Maxine Hilcott
Osmond
Mr. Clarke
Richard Carewe
Clarke
Slander Case Proceeds Then Falls Short in Court
Judge Scott instructed the jury to return a verdict for the defendant in the slander case of Mame Weidenbeck versus Mrs. Dora Donovan. The jury, impaneled yesterday, heard witnesses including Weidenbeck and others, but no sufficient evidence supported the plaintiff’s claim for loss of position in the Donovan orchestra. The court adjourned until nine o clock tomorrow morning for McCall versus Hite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Weldenbeck
Dora Donovan
Scott
P. J. Hanley
Linots
Charles Langenberg
M. Weidenbeck
Claud Webb
Mable Shields
Lester Mintle
Platotitf
Leater Mintle
Donovan
McCall
The Risk Jubilee Singers Matinee and Local Notices
The article lists a 2 PM Saturday matinee by the Risk Jubilee Singers with 10c children and 25c adults, plus a satisfaction guarantee. It also notes various local people traveling, visiting, and doing business, including Shipments of horses, a tailor and dry wood, and multiple city residents returning home or attending meetings.
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Williams
J. Albert Williams & Co
Oaris
Nera Gager
Reais
Dougherty Bros. West Side
WM. Blair & Son
J. Wilmet
L. J
Mor
Iowa
Rvers
Parrish
Saving Bank
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder
Washington
Beast Main
Eave Ae
Ira Bowman
Knecht
Journan
Flora Hoppengardeer
Hugh Kendall
Ida Ferguson and Son
Frank Barden
South Side
Oskaloosa
J. N. Lewis
van Buren County
Todd Stuart
Rev. Gordon
William Cook
W. J. Hamilton
Lewis
North Side
W. C. Nelson
Optician
Kodak
Kodakist
Kodekery
Eastman’s
Duncan
Peno Refining Company
Burnham
Jesus
Koecit
Cedar Rapids
Lizzie Easley
Chicago
Journal Found
Sherwin-Williams
Temple Pharmacy
Parke, Davis & Co
Robt
Vcall
Jake Hite
County Board
Neiswanger's
A. H. Wallach
West Liberty
Clyde Maxwell
East Main Street
Wilmet
A. L. Griffith
A. L. Reid
Muscatine
Arthur Risk
Verdi
Kansas
Claud Morris
Carl Wilson
John McCartney
Hugh
Waterloo
Ida Wycott
Cornell Bluffs
Martha Livings
Black of
Glenwood
Minn
Frank Neal
Captain Clark
Lowell
Nubia
Smyrna
Smyrna Druggers
Ingrain Druggers
Washington, Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio
California
J.C. Smith
Cash Grocery
East Side Sq
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