Local notes and social updates from Crawfordsville area
Miss Lottie Dupuis left for Sigourney to visit relatives for a few days. J. F. B. Leonard returned to Ainsworth after a brief business trip. Miss Bertha Anderson returned home near Wyman after visiting friends. Miss Winifred Adams arrived from Ainsworth to spend the day with relatives. Mrs. W. E. Anwyl and Mrs. Wortman returned to Crawfordsville after shopping. Local residents attended Iowa City presbytery in Muscatine and returned home. The Vienna offers the largest and best cookie assortment in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Dupuis
Sigourney
J. F. B. Leonard
Ainsworth
Letty
Winifred Adams
W. E. Anwyl
Wortman
Crawfordsville
Nellie Hull
J. F. Buxbaum
James McFadden
Cotton
Robert Young
Muscatine
Iowa City
Cleaned and Pressed Ladies Garments for Hire
Advertisement notes cleaning and pressing of ladies skirts jackets and silk dresses in any color with all work guaranteed. Telephone 245 53-26.
Kidney Cure Promises Relief from Kidney Disease
Wayne West Virginia resident Mr 8S Bowen recounts severe kidney illness that left him bedridden yet was cured entirely by Foley s Kidney Cure after a bottle and part of a second. He asserts it works where others fail and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bowen
Wayne, W. Va
Foley
All Druge
Ists
Cure Catarrh with Hyomei Inhaler Medical Ad claims
The ad promotes Hyomei as a breath inhaled remedy for catarrh affecting the head throat and lungs. It touts the medical air reaching air cells and promising cure with a money back guarantee through Lemmon's pharmacy. A complete Hyomei kit costs $1.00 and requires no inhaler.
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Lemmon’s
Fresh salted peanuts at the Vienna today
Local vendor offers fresh salted peanuts at the Vienna location today. The item draws steady interest from passersby browsing street carts and market stalls.
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Vienna
Miss Imos Blakestad Visits Old Friend Miss Lucy Wilson
Miss Imos Blakestad arrived this afternoon from Chicago and will stay a few days with her friend and former schoolmate Miss Lucy Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imos Blakestad
Chicago
Lucy Wilson
Regents to Meet Soon Work of the I N U for the Ensuing Year
Chicago April 18 The industrial army idea returns as Colonel Coxey of Mount Vernon Ohio outlines plans for a new movement aimed at securing recognition for the industrial classes. He says he is gathering forces for a yearlong effort to invade Washington as a massed class to influence Congress and the president.
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Chicago
Washington
Coxey
Mount Vernon
Palmer House
United States
Congress
Regents Meeting Set for Three Day Session in Iowa City
Iowa City board of regents will convene Thursday morning April 25 for a probable three day session. Agenda includes setting next year’s budget and salaries, opening bids for a new science hall, and other matters affecting the upcoming year.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Board of Regents
Death of Mrs. Geo. W. Sells in Texas
News from Cleburn Texas reports the death of Mrs. Geo W Sells mother of Hon Cato Sells at her Texas home after years of ill health. The body will be transported to La Porte City for burial today with services led by D Clinton of Vinton Iowa.
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Vinton
Iowa
Cleburn
Texas
Geo. W. Sells
Cato Sells
Nagle v People District Court Dismisses Record
The supreme court in the William Nagle case granted the attorney general's motion for a general dismissal of the record and permission to supply it, with the matter to be continued to the next term. Rheumatic sufferers may obtain Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy free with a book by writing to Dr. Shoop Racine Wis. The book explains the remedy's blood cleansing approach and claims it cures rheumatism. Sold by J. H. Stewart.
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Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court
William Nagle
Stead
Patents Issued in Iowa to R W Bishop Aboard
Patent notices announce grants issued on the 16th to Iowa residents including Buxton for a box car loader Baird for a hayrack Cook for a harrow Schlachter for tire armor Ward for shell tongs Frerkson for a garment supporter Shaw for an adjustable wall ventilator Lind say for a hay stacker Miller for a rail joint Showers for a dumping wagon and others Miss Mildred and Beth Peirce arrive from Boston to visit Miss Lucy Wilson at her home.
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R. W. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Iowa
R. C. Buxton
Buxton
C. W. Baird
Millersburg
Harrow
W. ©. Cook, Schaller
C. A. Schlachter
Rockwell City
B. L. Ward
Ottumwa
Mamie Frerkson
Mount Pleasant
Joseph Shaw
Fort Dodge
S. T. Meservey
Oliver Fisher
Sloan
L. J. Lindsay
C. P. Barrickman
Seymour
C.J. Miller
Con
R. A. Showers
Shenandoah
Mildred
Beth Peirce
Boston
Will
Lucy Wilson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Spider Bite Sore Case
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas faced blood poisoning and possible leg loss from a spider bite. A prompt first application of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve relieved pain and four boxes healed all sores. Sold at Stewart's pharmacy for 25 cents.
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John Washington
Bosqueville
Texas
Bucklen
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Pansy Industry Booms From Seed To Sales Across New York
The article outlines a thriving pansy trade with about 10 000 seeds per ounce, selling for 2 to 10 dollars. It covers seed production, plant growth, frame and outdoor cultivation, Easter to Memorial Day sales, and distributing flats and baskets to florists and customers. It highlights John Lappe of Long Island as a successful grower with 3 000 sashes, a greenhouse, and a former seed yield of 30 pounds.
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Greater
New York
Sam
Patsy
John Lappe
Long Island
Henri Beaulieu
New Yorker
Early Pear Variety Wilder Ripens by Mid August
The Wilder pear is described as one of the best early varieties with ripening in mid August. It shows good color and large size for an early pear, greenish yellow fruit with a deep red cheek as illustrated by American Cultivator.
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Wilder
The Wilder pear tree description and viability
The Wilder is a handsome market pear with white tender flesh and a spicy sweet flavor. It is hardy but not a strong grower, slow to bear, best grafted on quince, yields fair to large crops, not a strong shipper, suited for early nearby trade.
Start new chrysanthemum cuttings now for fall blooms
Garden note advises lifting old chrysanthemums from the cellar, wounding sprouts at two inches, then planting each cutting with a bit of root in rich soil. Keep moist but cool to prevent leggy growth, and spray aphids with soapy water.
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Farm Journal
Egypt Real Estate Boom Surges Amid Nile Prosperity
Cleveland Leader reports a sweeping real estate surge in Egypt with Cairo prices soaring. a house formerly sold for 125000 profits and another at 180000. Land values in the business district rise from four to twenty five dollars per square foot, signaling a national flood of prosperity and projections of bold growth in Baghdad and Tokyo.
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Cleveland
Egypt
Rameses the Great
Sesostris
Asia
Nile Valley
Pax Britannica
Cairo
London
Seattle
The
Styx
Buddha
Nile
Pharaos
Bagdad
Peking
Tokyo
Staking and Tying for Strong Growing Plants
Staking and tying are indispensable for strong growing top heavy plants such as dahlias gladioluses salvias and others. Large specimen plants such as hydrangeas geraniums may be staked in a manner that hides the stakes.
Free trial box promises Catarrh relief from Dr Shoop Remedy
An advertisement offers a free trial size of Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy addressing catarrh of the nose and throat. It describes a snow white antiseptic balm and invites readers to test the product, with Racine Wisconsin as the address and a large jar priced at 50 cents sold by J. H. Stewart.
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Dr. Shoop
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Vici
Frank L. Wilson
Johnson's Bakery
Lone Clothing
Dougherty Bros. Men’s Clothiers
John J. McKeone
City Water Works
Industrial Army Fame
I.8.u
Cato
Nagle
Patent Report
Sarers Showers
Old
J. A. Harwood
South Side
C. S. Lemmon
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