Popular Hot Springs Waterways Offer Restful Healing
World wide appeal brings thousands seeking health benefits to Hot Springs Arkansas. The federal government operates the baths with moderate charges and treatment. Iowa Central Railway offers favorable round trip rates for travelers from the west and north. full information at Geo. S. P. and T A. Marshalltown.
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Woman Fearful of Microbes Prefers Washed Chairs
In this city a woman avoids sitting on chairs unless they have been washed with Rocky Mountain Tea. The remark highlights her extreme fear of germs and the social chatter around scents and hygiene, with attribution to J. H. Stewart.
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J. H. Stewart
Extension of Time for Settlers' Tickets to Minnesota and Dakotas
Severe March storms delayed travel on the Iowa Central road prompting an extension of oneway ticket sales to Pointe in Minnesota and the Dakotas to April 15 22 and 29 next. For details contact your local railroad agent or Geo S Beatty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.
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Annual Meeting of Washington Academy Alumni
The Washington Academy Alumni association held its annual meeting at the Academy last night. President Dr. G W Hay presided. Officers elected: President Dr. G W Hay, Secretary Nellie Anderson, Treasurer Dr. B M McConaughey. A committee for June commencement festivities was named: W Livingston, Clyde Bolce, Kerr, Emeline Warren, Hugh H McCleery, J T Matthews.
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Academy
Maresh W. Bailey
G W. Hay
Nellie Anderson
B M. McConaughey
W. Livingston
Clyde Bolce
Kerr
Emeline Warren
Hugh H. McCleery
J. T. Matthews
Means the man who feeds ice cream and more
The warm season points to Means for ice cream and baked goods. Means now manufactures 400 gallons daily and ships large orders, claiming the oldest county ice cream factory with a solid reputation. He also runs a bakery and restaurant serving steady, well regarded meals.
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At Means
Means
Ths
Young crowd hosts mitten factory dancing party evening
The city’s young set enjoyed an informal dance at the Baughman mitten and grove factory last night. Wi mer's orchestra provided music as ten couples danced late. A luncheon with several courses was served by the young ladies.
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Baughman Mitten and Grove
Wimer
Local Social Notes From Richland Area Visitings
April 10 reports show Grace Goway of near Richland visiting the Harry Singmaster home. N Robinson traveled to Fairfield yesterday. Mr and Mrs M C Terry of Oskaloosa stayed Tuesday here. G W Smith is in Chicago on business. Mr and Mrs Chas Bennett of Washington are visiting friends. J P Judean Dr Parks and George Snider were passengers for Fairfield this morning.
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George Snider
George Johnson
Mary Dogget
Tom Reeves
Helen
T. B McMillan
Dr. Howard Hamilton Visits W. J. Hamilton Home
Dr. Howard Kh. Hamilton of Ainsworth was a brief visitor today at the W. J. Hamilton home, staying a short while and exchanging greetings with local residents.
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Classifieds and local notices from a Graham Journal page
Stray cow last month and other wants found and lost items offer rewards. Pocketbook with money and a request to contact JOURNAL office. Rentals for cottage and furnished rooms, farm land lease, harness and wagon for sale, lost pocketbook reward, and theater bookings at Graham Theatre. Local attendees include Mrs Mary Dogget’s death and social visits, with church notices and a Sunday schedule by S A Wheelwright.
Sidewalk Improvement On East Main Street Planned
Engineer Kyle drives stakes for immediate work extending the walk twelve feet into the street at the Academy and Presbyterian church lots. The city will retain the inner strip while property owners seed remaining areas to grass and enhance curb appeal.
Pain Hall Cure Echoes in Salem Ad
Last fall I suffered a severe attack of muscular rheumatism causing great pain and annoyance. After trying several prescriptions I used Chamberlain's Pain Balm as advertised in the South Jerseyman. After two applications I felt much better and after one bottle I was completely cured. Sallie Harris Salem New Jersey. For sale by Stewarts Pharmacy and Cook Sherman.
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Sallie Harris
Salem
N. J
Stewarts Pharmacy
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Anarchist Matetesta Sentenced in Rome for McKinley Murder Applause
Enrico Matetesta, described as an anarchist, has been imprisoned in Rome for articles praising the murder of President McKinley. In New York, Justice Gaynor ruled that publishing that a person has or had consumption is not libelous. A New Jersey incident saw John Morley fall seventy feet from a scaffold into a pond, likely to recover. Meanwhile, Russia has dispatched new guns for nineteen batteries to the far east from St. Petersburg in recent days.
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Rome
McKintley
Gaynor
New York Supreme Court
John Morely
Morristown
N. J
St. Petersburg
Mother of J W Patten Dies This Afternoon
The mother of J W Patten, employed at the Smith grocery on the west side, died around three o'clock this afternoon at her son's home on West Main Street in the Graham property after about two weeks illness. No further details are available tonight. Also note: Conductor Moreland and wife are on vacation this week. Brakeman Lauer serves as conductor. Verle Isenbart plans a brief visit to Sigourney. Mr and Mrs H B McCollum returned from Kansas City after spending time away with relatives.
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W. D. Kreamer
Arkansas City
Kan
Judge Johnson
Chicago
Moreland
Qife
Winfield
Oakville
Lauer
H. BE. McCollum
Kansas City
He Claims to Be an Heir Munete Mah in Indiana
Carl J. Carrolson a tailor from Munete Indiana travels to New York to press a claim to the William Marsh Rice millions. He asserts he is Rice’s grandson and heir and links his mother’s death to a conspiracy. A prominent law firm backs his prosecution with funds.
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Carrolson
Thames ordered to search Atlantic for Turonian missing steamer
The British admiralty orders the cruiser Thames to scout the north Atlantic for the missing Allen line steamer Turonian, missing since February. General Tra M. Hedges, former G. A. R. commander of New York, dies at Haverstraw at 62. Governor Odell plans to attend New York state day at Charleston exposition on April 23.
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North Atlantic
Tra M. Hedges
New York
Haverstraw
Odell
Charleston Exposition
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