Veterans reunion on Judge Dewey lawn draws over a hundred
A combined New York Pennsylvania and Ohio veterans reunion was held on Judge A R Deweys lawn. A N Bower was elected president. A big supper and lively program followed with music by local musicians. Speakers from Iowa and Spanish veterans spoke of shared war memories and gratitude to Judge Dewey and family.
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New York
Venneylvania and
Bio Veterans Association
A. R Dewey
Crookes Yard
Judge Dewey
Messra A. Hise
Alex Miller
A. N. Albersonu
Samuel Cocketu
W. Neal
Association
Rev. Allen
Kellogg
Hugh H. McQleery
A.R. Dewey
Delta coal promotion and recovery tale
John Shields & Son of Look Pleasant Please Photographer DC Harlan of Eaton offer coal this winter, claiming long illness from indigestion hindered prior supply. After Electric Bitters, he praises relief from stomach troubles and energy restoration. Remedies trusted for stomach liver and kidney issues. Stewart Pharmacy guarantees 50 cents.
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Harlan of
Fairfield and Pleasant tax levies and city progress
Fairfield faces a 36 mill levy next year while Pleasant sees 254 mills with no library tax. The journal notes Fairfield’s looming winter brick and concrete projects and hints at broader state taxes. It also mentions a 24 mill city tax in another tip and promotes Rocky Mountain Tea for babies, with a retailer listing.
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Fairfield
Pleasant
Mb. Pleasant Journal
Fairfield Journal
Washington
Town Telephones and Town Talk From Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville Aug 24 reports include visits by Dr Alex Cowden of Washington and others calling on friends. Lucile Sipe, infant of Mr and Mrs Fred Sipe, quite sick. Mrs Dr Wickham and daughter Dorothea of Washington visiting the D Z Wonderly home. Miss Jennie Shaffer of Des Moines visiting sister Mrs John Brown. Cards announce marriage of Miss Ollie Pearl Gordon to Mr William Gordon on Sept 10. Livele Klein visited George Brown home. Johnny Tucker at Burlington show. Tom Waters to Richland to see Ralph Waters who is sick. W K Woods starts school Monday at Sunny Dale No 3. Rev J F Hingamoo of Columbia to be at Eureka with Elder Tuttle. meetings at Pleasant Hill church. Arthur Woods of Verdi begins No 1 school next Monday. New girl at Hesseltines. Alonzo Frasier moving from Newport IA. John Mathers and Emily in Washington yesterday. Will Lafters of Leando now proprietor of Haskins Hotel. Harry Cavanaugh at lumber company. Meetings by Capt O'Brien evangelist begin next Sunday. 2 pm and 7:30 pm. Large crowd attended last Sunday’s church. Mr Williame and Mr Willis busy with cellars and foundations. Misses Jones of Washington sightseeing. Shan Davis tiling progress. JN Pickens doing good general business. advertises if you don’t see what you want, call for it.
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Lucile Sipe
Fred Sipe
Mias
Loretta Ludman
Livele Klein
George Brown
Johnny Tucker
Burlington
Tom Waters
Richland
Ralph Waters
Ralph
W. KE Woods
Sunny Dale
J. F Hingamoo
Columbia
Eureka
Elder Tuttle
Bingaman
Pleasant Hill Church
Arthur Woods
Verdi
W. D. Hesseltine
Alonzo Frasier
Newport
Iowa
John Mathers
Emily
Washington
Will Lafters
Leando
Haskins Hotel
Harry Cavanaugh
Lumber
Capt. O'Brien
Williame
Willis
Stonemason
Misses Jones
Shan Davis
Force
J.N. Pickens
Fr Galledge cured after arnica salve failure in Verbena
Fr A Galledge of Verbena Alabama paid doctors for a severe illness with 24 tumors. Bucksen's Arnica Salve reportedly cured him, advertised as the world’s best salve. Also notices for real estate sale or rent, choir registration, a postponed Pleasant Plains meeting, a barber shop opening, a rail excursion sale to Clear Lake, and Iowa Central railway specials through Sept 20.
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Fr. A. Galledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucksen
Stewart's
I Can do all My Own Work
Mrs Blanche Marshall of Whiting Kansas writes that after kidney trouble and female weakness, two bottles of Favorite Prescription and two of Golden Medical Discovery plus Lotion Tablets cured her in under three months She can now do all her own work and recommends Doctor Pierce s medicines to others in distress.
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Blanche Marshall
Whiting
Jackson Co
Kansas
Dr. Pierce
Readable Fragments From Damaged Textile List
An OCR fragment shows fabric items with inconsistent pricing including Silesia canvas napkins and cloths. Entries mention black mercerized cloth, Pine Panar, ladies handkerchiefs and napkins with varied prices from 20c to 1.50, amid garbled punctuation and incomplete line breaks.
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Silesia
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So Pca
Dimities
India
Mercer & Chilcote
SOL Rich & CO
Pennsylvania
And
Ohio
Veteran's Association Meets
A. N. Bower
Columbia Pharmacy
Delta
John Shields & Son
J. H. Stewart
Alex Cowden
Haskins
Joe Lackey
Pleasant Plains W
Shellebarger
W. C. Nelson
Lowa
Iowa Central Railway
Clear Lake
Aume
Harwoods
Webster's
Webster’s
W. T. Harris
Ph.d
United States Commissioner of Education
Rich Bigdins
Arto
Winsewerins
C.merriamco
Springfield
Maas
Wesstern's Collegiate di Thonany
Graham Theatre
Warren, Moore, Mannacer
Shington
Graham
Wm.owen
J. W. McConnell and Company
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
the School For Scandal
Carris East Side
Chas. R. Parkinson Prone
Lonsdale
Heston Tvarters
Wexford
Lée
Warner
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