Trail of 35 Attractions at Lewis and Clark Exposition
The Trail offers thirty five shows for seven dollars at the Lewis and Clark Exposition with the Carnival of Venice the priciest at six tenths of a dollar. Other exhibits include Homer Davenport Farm Klondike mining Streets of Cairo Infant Incubators and more. The guide lists prices from ten to thirty five cents and notes many attractions are affordable. The article also covers a regional convention with speeches and junior league leadership updates.
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Portland
St. Louis
The
Homer Davenport
Penman
Davenport
Klondike
Wold Fields
Alaska
Cairo
Oregon
Mosi
Cascade Gardens
New York
Davenport Farm
Niagara Falls
Galveston
California
Burns Cottage
Grand Siberian Railway
Delegates Return From Lone Tree District Convention
Nineteen Epworth League delegates from the Methodist church attended the Lone Tree district convention and have all returned home.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Lone Tree
Remains of Ancient Elephant or Mastodon Found in Iowa City
In Iowa City on June 9 the remains unearthed while digging a cistern 13 feet down were identified by Prof. Samuel Calvin as from either a mastodon or an elephant. Only ankle and foot bones were found, insufficient to distinguish the species. The bones date to about 20,000 years ago during a loess deposit era near the Iowa glacier, implying further excavations may uncover more remains.
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Iowa City
W. J. Davis
Samuel Calvin
Iowa
Lowa
Siberia
Bank dynamited near Paris Illinois injures bookkeeper
At four o'clock yesterday morning the Edgar county national bank was wrecked by dynamite. Bradshaw's jewelry and Wetvel's shoe stores nearby were destroyed. The vault remained intact as the safe holding funds survived. Bookkeeper Walter Juntgen suffered a broken arm from a brick fling from across the square.
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Paris
Ill
Edgar County National Bank
Bradshaw's
Wetvel
Walter Juntgen
Fraternal Memorial Day Service and Graveside Decoration
The fraternal insurance societies plan Memorial Day events on Sunday in June. Assemble at 2 30 p m at Court of Honor Hall for an address by Rev I B Schreckengast and music by the Home Guard quartet with Miss Neiswanger singing. After services, they will decorate graves in city and Elm Grove cemeteries with marching order for each society and members to bring bouquets.
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Court of Honor
Home Guards
A. OQ. UF
Royal Neighbors
J. A. Work
Flora Ross
W. Hl. Minick
Built Up Her Health Speedy Cure of Miss Goode
Miss Corn Goode of Chicago writes of rapid recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female troubles. She praises the remedy’s effect on rest, strength, and overall health and invites others to seek Mrs Pinkham’s advice from Lynn Mass.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Miss Goode
Bryn Mawr Lawn Tennis Club
Chicago
Pinkham
Mother
Lydia KE
Pinkpasa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Lost Opportunities Echo In Faded Classified Ads
A fragment reflects on missed chances and failed business prospects in a vintage ad copy, noting how opportunities slip away when not pursued and how readers may overlook potential bargains in the page.
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Barwain
Insurance Ad Urges Tornado Coverage for Properties
A local advertisement warns of tornadoes threatening the area and urges residents to review policies. It promotes J. W. Morton of Temple Building as an agent for a large county agency to insure property against tornado and fire damages.
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J. W. Morton
Temple Building
Electric Bitters Cure Kidney Disease in Iowa Resident
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa describes severe kidney failure with backache and low mood. He credits Electric Bitters as a cure restoring health, recommending the tonic for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Guaranteed by J H Stewart Druggist at a listed price.
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C. F. Collier
Cherokee
Iowa
J. H. Stewart
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Oxfords
Frank L. Wilson & Co
Dougherty Bros
West Side Clothiers
Bae
Seine
J. A. Harwood, the Shoe Man
South Side
Lev. Schreckengast
J. W. Potter
Muscatine
Gilbert McClurg
Colorado
Miss Liberty Zimmerman
Washington
Mary Martin
Edna Klein
H. Keck
S. W. Neal
Stanley Logan
Wellman
Ida M. Cotter
Rk. F Turnip Seed
Keota
W. 4. Raney
Rae Dean
North English
Wm. Jepson
West Liberty League
Homer Stephens
Akron
Oho
Keota Eagle
Miss Corn Goode
Chicago Avenue
Cora Goode
Columbia Pmaaarmacy
Klein Klothing Ko
Mandel Brothers
America
J. A. McCall
Pater
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Wwe
Hotel Valenso
Homeseekers
Northwest
Iowa Central Ry
Minnesota
South
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
A. B. Cutts
T. A
Minneapolis
Minn
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