Saved From the Grave In Clarksville Woman Credits Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs M. Lt. Dix of Clarksville Tennessee says four years of severe lung trouble ended after using Dr King’s New Discovery. She suffered chest pain and could not work but recovered, with the medicine praised as best for throat and lungs. Coughs colds hay fever la grippe asthma croup bronchitis and hemorrhages blamed. 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottles free guaranteed by Lemmon’s Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Lt. Dix
Clarksville
Tenn
J. B. Lemmon
Lemmon
Mrs. Harvey and daughter visit Sprague home in Columbus Junction
Mrs. E R Harvey and her daughter Helen traveled to Columbus Junction to visit the J A Sprague residence this morning for a social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Harvey
Helen
Columbus Junction
J. A. Sprague
Local residents travel this morning to nearby towns
Mrs. J. R. Squire visited the Harry Kilgore home east of Ainsworth after leaving town this morning. Howard Benn journeyed to Wapello on business, while Gib Bailey also left Ainsworth for business errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Squire
Ainsworth
Harry Kilgore
Howard Benn
Wapfello
Gib Bailey
Keota Invitation Marks Next Year Mission Convene
The Keokuk presbytery United Presbyterian women held sessions concluding with an invitation for Keota to host next year. The closing program featured devotions, papers on power in mission work, and discussions on temperance and life purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Societies of
Keokuk
United Presbyterian Church
Keota
W. A. Cook
Presbyterial Society
Bina Porter
Ainsworth
Faye Taylor
Carrie Bailey
Maude McCreedy
Second Church
Mary George
First Church
S. H. Johnson
Columbus City
Leta Glenn
Living Lake Church
W. R Sawhill
Nettie McLaughlin
Vira Kilgore
A. S. Bailey
W. H. Keiper
Burlington
N. L. Hanson
Crawfordsville
D. N. Anwyt
J. G. Maxwell
J. ©. Currie
Cues City
8. H. Johnson
L. A. Sprague
West Chester
W. N. Sowash
Sowash
R. Laubach
Dihel
Uncle Walt on home life and the tyrant in the house
This 1910 verse by Walt Mason laments abusive husbands who terrorize their families at home. It contrasts the unsettling mood of workday troubles with the expectation of domestic peace and advocates ending the tyrant’s rule at home.
Local Social Notes List Mothers, Misses in Keota Fairfield Winfield
Social roster lists Keota residents Mrs A A Long Mrs R B Dunshee Mrs Ella Work and Miss Nannie Leacox Fairfield ladies Mrs Nat Childs Mrs D L Baird Winfield group includes Mrs J A Porter Mrs D L McBride Mrs Ella England Mrs Eliza Mercer and Mrs J W Hannum.
Post sale linked to Clifford Thorne rate article
The Saturday Evening Post in the community carried a major sale sparked by Clifford Thorne’s article on the rate question. Thorne argues the rate issue is as important as tariffs and deserves broader public attention for its impact on consumers and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Clifford Thorne
Thorne
the Post
Local Briefs Record North Iowa Movements
Miss Ida Sands visited relatives in Ainsworth this morning while Merle Samson traveled to Wyman to spend the week. Amos Phimmer rode to Des Moines for a brief business trip. Mrs J Hiennan returned to West Chester after visiting her niece Mrs M Beltel. Mrs Nat Childs and Mrs Baird attended the missionary convention of the Second church yesterday and returned home to Haifaeld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Samson
Wyman
Amos Phimmer
Des Moines
J . Hiennan
West Cheater
M. Beltel
Nat Childs
Baird
Haield
City Advances W Washington Street Paving Plan
At a Tuesday city council meeting the final steps toward paving W Washington Street were approved. The brick block with concrete curb and gutter will extend to the city limits and construction starts in May, finish by September 1, making the full street the first in the city to be paved end to end. Solowa Avenue work continues and should wrap by June 1, with residents eager for the improved streets and comforts.
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W. Washington Street
Solowa
Local residents pass through city on morning visits
Miss Pearl Gardner of Ainsworth arrived and spent the day in town. Miss Ethel McBlwain visited at the Wolfe home in Keola. Charles Brown and Oren Helwick traveled to West Liberty for a horse sale. Mrs. Clara Kyle returned to Columbus Junction after visiting her parents, the Rosses. Miss Mabel Crawford, also of Ainsworth, headed to Fairfield to study music at Parsons College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Gardner
Ainsworth
Ethel McBlwain
Keola
Dr. Wolfe
Charles Brown
Oren Helwick
West Liberty
Clara Kyle
Columbus Junction
Will Ross
Mabel Crawford
Fairfield
Parsons College
Local Social Events Include Bridge Parties and a Simple Wedding
Social notices report Mrs. Leigh H. Wallace hosting bridge whist on South Iowa Avenue and Mrs. Arch McCulley entertaining the Bridge club with a five hundred game and luncheon. A simple wedding takes place at the First United Presbyterian parsonage as Jahiel E. White marries Miss Jessie M. Wade near Wellman. A granite shower for Miss May Harley, bride to be Alvin Allen of Richland, is held at the L. H. O’Loughlin home with a candlelit luncheon. The Survivors of the Battle of Shiloh group meets at J. W. Morton’s office then dines at Harvey & Warfel’s before resuming the meeting.
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Leigh H. Wallace
Bridge Whist
Iowa Avenue
Arch McCulley
Bridge Club
Bannister
Ottumwa
Fernow
Marionla
First United Presbyterian Parsonage
Jahiel E. White
Jessie M. Wade
W. C. Fisher
Wellman
J. L. Glantz
May Harley
Alvin Allen
Richland
L. H
Stella Cunningham
Battle of Shiloh
J. W. Morton
Col. W. B. Bell
Iowa
Harvey & Warfel
Mr. Morton
Col. Bell
Shiloh Battle Anniversary Recalls Washington County Vets
The 48th anniversary of Shiloh observances recalls Lieut John H Stewart and several Iowa veterans including Samuel Hearne James D B Sexton S M Logan Col W B Bell Martin Orris Col D J Palmer Captain David Cocklin Freeman Chesley Henry Stichter and six Washington County companies. Col Palmer described wounds described as among the worst in history S M Logan spoke of color guard service with eight silent fatalities. six companies from the county fielded 600 men now few remain. Officers elected for the year: Col Bell president and S Logan secretary. the gathering grows smaller with time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
John H. Stewart
Samuel Hearne
Iowa
DB. Sexton
S. M. Logan
W. B. Bell
Martin Orris
D. J Palmer
David #. Cocklin
Freeman Chesley
Henry Stichter
Ohio
D. J. Palmer
Washington County
Cowles Co
Crabb
C. H
Col. Bell
Moore
Elrod
Woodford
M. Logan
Local Fraternal and Church Meetings Noted Tonight
Tonight hosts the Degree of Honor regular meeting and What I Can Society at Mrs Chas Hays home. G A R veterans gather Friday at 1 PM in G A R Hall for Comrade Folger funeral. Washington Lodge No 26 A F and A M calls a 7:30 PM meeting for first degree. Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church convenes Friday at 2 30 at Mrs R H Walker's home to revise the constitution with all members urged to attend.
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Degree of Honor
The
What
Society of the Baptist Church
Chas. Hays
A. 8 Folger
I. L. Kendall, P. C
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
R. H. Walker
Death of Lawrence Teeter in Oak Nebraska
Lawrence Teeter, about 24, a druggist in Oak Nebraska and KU Lawr ence graduate, died yesterday morning. He was son of Elder Teeter of Harper County Kansas and sister to Charles and J A Sprague of Columbus Junction. His burial is today. he was briefly married and well remembered locally.
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John Teeter
Lawrence Teeter
Oak
Neb
Elder Teeter
Harper County
Kansas
Charles
J. A. Sprague
Columbus Junction
Oak, Neb
State University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mr. Teeter
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FOX & Dewey
C. E. Goforth
Nicola
Harno
Caner
Victor
Edison
Roy Minick
Fairfield Rug Company
Women's Missionary Conven
Tion
Walt
Bluebeard
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Journal
Ida Sands
Washington Street
Creai
Lillian Trotter
Rose Club
George Norton
Washington
Woo
Ner
Arter
Carter
Sh. P. S
Garret
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