Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea by a Small Bottle
Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas recounts a six year battle with severe diarrhoea. After failing with doctors and long suffering she tried Chamberlains Optic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from an ad and was cured by one inexpensive bottle sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
Chamberlain's Optie
Stewart's
Cook & Sherman
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Delivery
Prompt reports of carrier negligence are requested at the office to address imperfections in service. The text urges subscribers to report issues promptly so the office gains knowledge of delivery problems.
Piles Sufferer Credits Bucklen’s Amicable Salve Cure
Verbena Alabama resident F A Guiledge writes of a lifelong fight with a terrible pile condition. He reports 24 tumors and burnout relief after using Bucklen's Amicable Salve, praising its healing for burns and aches. Available at Stewart's Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Guiledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Amica
Stewart’s
Mystery man called Mike Callahan dies on Milwaukee cutoff
A nameless, refin ed man dies from heat near Conesville after a short line job. Foreman learned only one name, Mike Callahan, though doubts rise this was the real name. Clues include rare clothes and a Hibernian pin. body sent to Davenport. Information to J F Colin, Orono township, Muscatine county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Callahan
Milwaukee
Conesville
Davenport
J. F. Colin
Orono Township
Muscatine County
Ward Locates Over Two Hundred Mound Relics in Iowa County
K J T L Ward of Iowa City mapping Mound Builder relics for the Historical Society has located over two hundred mounds in Johnson county this summer. The today group near North Liberty shows white oak stumps 18 and 23 inches in diameter with 15 rings, indicating age over two hundred years. The mounds predate known tribes and are built from yellow loess, often marking tent sites or graves on high ground near streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
K. J. TL. Ward
Historical Society
Johnson County
Iowa
Ward
Big
Iowa River
North Liberty
Last Letter From Africa Describes McCleary Family News
Crawfordsville letter today carries Charles McCleary’s final words from Africa as the family awaits word on his fate. The missive notes jungle illness among natives, a malaria death of a sick child, and daily life including farming, a pony, a garden, and antelope hunted with a shotgun while awaiting news from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McCleary
Crawfordsville
Charles
Africa
Hint
Rev. Thompson
Chas. W. McCleary
Aged Woman's Body Found Near Neola Iowa
Mrs. Thomas Lucid who vanished from her Neola home was found dead in a nearby stream. Authorities suspect foul play as the investigation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neola
Iowa
Thomas Lucid
Republican State Committee Opens HQ for Campaign
Des Moines Iowa July 20 the Republican state central committee decided to open the state headquarters for active campaign work on September first. The campaign will be conducted vigorously for two months culminating at the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Republican State Central Committee
Cedar Rapids Selects Barry Gilbert for Law Faculty
Barry Gilbert was chosen by the state university board of regents as professor of law in Cedar Rapids. He will succeed Prof. H. Richards who becomes Dean of the Wisconsin university law school, marking a high honor for Gilbert amid a competitive field of applicants.
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Cedar Rapids
The
State University
Barry Gilbert
Board of Regents
Fl. S. Richards
Wisconsin University Law School
Gilbert
Wisconsin University Law Department
United States
Iowa farmer awarded gold silver trophy for best ten ears of corn
Will C. Whiting of the Iowa Louisiana purchase exposition commission announced a trophy contest offering a eighteen inch high ear of corn trophy with solid silver and gold kernels to the Iowa farmer producing the best ten ears of corn for the St. Louis exhibit. The trophy costs 450 dollars and is meant to spur top corn quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Iowa Grain Dealers’ Association
Will C. Whiting
St. Louis
Coal Contract Push From Scranton Firm
John Shields & Son urge customers to contract for hard coal now claiming Scranton offers best quality and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
John Shields & Son
Regular meeting of Chapter 1 P Bk Society
The Society will hold a regular meeting on Thursday evening July 30 at 7 30 at the home of Miss Eva Dineg on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bk
Eva Dineg
West Second Street
Benn vs District Court case in Washington County
Horatio Benn files suit in the District Court of Iowa in Washington County during the September term 19 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
State of Lowa Tn
Washington County
Horatio Benn
Fairfield Forms Malleable Iron Co With 50000 Stock
Fairfield organized a Malleable Iron Company with 50000 stock and 2000 margin. Officers named include William Louden as president, Joseph Dein of Ottumwa as vice president, Geo H Robinson as superintendent, Thomas Louden as secretary and treasurer, and J Fulton as auditor. Directors are B E Howard, Geo H Robinson, William Louden, Ed Hunt, Joseph Dain, Robert Louden and C M Junkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Iowa
William Louden
Joseph Dein
Ottumwa
Geo. H. Robinson
Thomas
Notice of filing in land dispute in Washington county Iowa
In the District Court of Washtestes County Iowa September term C F Wabnalla Platatut Db Lo McFarland County Commissioners of Washington County Iowa A P Moody and wife Mary L Moody Mary Louisa Moody Daniel Mc Farland Alexander Moody Joseph N Reynolds Joseph Reynolds Home Insurance Company Charies HH Dickson Hannah Gouger Sarah Kk Stafford Eva Stafford Sarah Stafford W P B Keister unknown heirs of Ralph Stafford deceased Estaline Stafford William Stafford Mary JL Gray Eva Wells Anchor Mutual Fire Association Joseph T Meister David R Miller Josephine M Stiles William A Stiles Wesley Ritchey Elizabeth Ritchey A A Rodman Trustee of U O F Demecy Welch William Wilson and all the unknown claimants of the described real estate in Washington County Iowa the south eighty eight feet of lot five in block eighteen of the original plat of the town now city of Washington You are notified there is a petition claiming the plaintiff owns the property in fee simple by title and possession for more than twenty years and that all claims by other parties are barred The court will determine title and bar any claims unless you appear before noon on the second day of the next term beginning September 1 1908 at the Washington Iowa courthouse Judge Byron W Pheeton certifies the petition and notice for publication in the Evening Journal for six weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Spencer
Wiliam Spencer
Alexander Ewan
Isabel McCullagh
Edward & Helden
Jane M. Helden
Edward J. Bolden
Jane M. Belden
Margaret MeCallough
Margaret ©. McCulough
MC. McCullough
Elizabeth K Swan
Roy H. Ceaser
George Williams
D. J. Crovier
Tea HL. Crovier
Dawson J. Crovier
P.M. Dick
Patrick M. Dick
District Court
Alexander Swan
Washington County
Iowa
Platartff
Plaiotis
Vialeti
Henderson Horne
Washington Evening Journal
W. ©. Clements
Lo McFarland
A .P. Moody
Mary L. Moody
Mary Louisa Moody
Daniel McFarland
Alexander Moody
Joseph N. Reynolds
Joseph Reynolds
Home Insurance Company
Charies HH
Dickson
Hannah Gouger
Sarah Kk. Stafford
Eva Stafford
Sarah Williams
Hannah Stafford
Sarah Stafford W. BP. Keister
Ralph Stafford
Estaline Staford
William Stafford
Mary JL. Gray
Eva Wells
Anchor Mutual Fire Association
Joseph T Meister
David R. Miller
Josephine M Stiles
William A Stiles
Wesley Ritchey
Elizabeth ©. Ritchey
A. A. Rodman
Demecy Welch
William Wilson
Twn
Ety
Washington
Towa
Platetil
Court House
Treatment for dangerous infant illness offered by Coke Cholera remedy
Doctors promote a sure cure for a feared infant disease using Chamberlains Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook and Sherman.
Cedar Rapids Man Remembered By Three Old Associates
Cedar Rapids recalls W A Miller former local resident now assistant foreman in the government printing office. Unions demand his discharge but President Roosevelt declines. Miller lived here twenty years ago and is remembered by three men: Charles A Laurance B S McQuin and Rarius Dawley.
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Cedar Rapids, Jr
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Charles A. Laurance
Laurance Press Company
B. S. McQuin
Rarius
Dawley
Electric Bitters Cited By Colusa Man For Rheumatism
Joe Tolobick of Colusa California says after 15 years of severe rheumatism Electric Bitters cured him completely. He claims the medicine also helps liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Available at Stewart Druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Torchon
Wercer & Chilcote
Postoffice
Kaye i Lytle
Steck
Jeweler
Columbia Pharmacy
J. K. Lemmon
Prop
C. W. McCleary
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Scranton Coal
Carnegie Gifts
Carnegie
Atlantic
Cedar Falls
Clinton
Denison
Dubuque
Eldora
Ratherville
Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Fort Dodge
Hampton
Hiawarden
Mt., Vernon
Cornell College
Maquoketa
Marshalltown
Newton
Oskaloosa
Tipton
Waterloo
P. E
Franklin Center
Malleable Iron Co
Washtestes County
C.F. Wabnalla
J. L. Brookhart
Evening Journal
Byron W. Pheeton
Miller
Oxfords
Harwood
South Side
Oer High
O.solbric &Co
Opera House
Abe Sc
Mennen
Ilose
Batiste
Black Sox
India
Lonsdale
Delong
New York
McCall Bros
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