Academy Alumni Banquet Brightens Village Evening
The Academy alumni held a banquet at Mag net hall with about seventy five attendees. Toasts from Rey E Smith John Beamer Schuyler Livingston and Marguerite Doolittle highlighted reminiscences of the Class of 1880 and 1885 with praise for teachers and future alumni service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Magnet Hall
Hay
Daugherty
Atty Schuyler Livingston
J. T. Matthews
Emeline Warren
Nellie Anderson
Lulu Kerr
Mias Hodeck
Mias Hodeck, Who Managed That Part of the Affair. Dr. Hay
Rey Everette Smith
John Beamer
Schuyler Livingston
Misa Marguerite Doolittle
Karl Clegg
Elections and social notes from a Keokuk county page
A local gathering elected Dr Hay as President and Dr F. E. McConaughey as Secretary and Treasurer with an executive committee including A. H. McCleery and several residents. A yearly reunion was decided and Wilmer's orchestra provided music. The piece also covers disaster reports, travel notes, social visits, storm damage to the telephone exchange, and a Tribune feature about Chas A Gray's horse portrait.
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption
Descriptive ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures consumption and other lung diseases. It proclaims guarantee of bottles and free trial at Stewart’s Pharmacy. Also notes local notices about weather, floods, and community updates from neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra A M. Stteide
Otamberebure
Dr. King
Stewart's
Levi Meek Visitation Notes and Trusted Manager Advertisement
Levi Meek and wife of Rexford Kansas visit for care of his mother Emma Meek of Riverside area. Wanrep advertises a trustworthy county manager position for an old established house with solid financials and weekly cash payroll by check each Wednesday. Location mentions Caxton Building Chicago and 70 percent commission for the manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Caxton Bidg
Chicago
Democrats Favor Cuban Reciprocity Bill Follow House Support
Washington reports Democrats in the Senate lean to backing the Cuban reciprocity bill as in the House, seeing it as a campaign edge. Hoar returns for issues on presidential protection and direct senatorial election, while Depew supports Appalachian forest reserve plans to acquire land for a southern Atlantic reserve. Prison Ship Martyrs monument funding gains traction with McClellan on the library committee, seeking $100,000 for a memorial at Fort Greene.
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Washington
Senate
House
Hoar
How
Hear Like Wise
Depew
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Roosevelt
Hale
New York
South Atlantic
Maine
Representative McClellan
Amos J. Cummings
Committee On Library
Cummings
Fort Greene
Long Island
Brooklyn
Levi Marsh
Pennsylvania
McClellan
Arthur W. Dunn
Virulent Cancer Cured by Electric Bitters and Salve
Elizabeth West Virginia druggist reports a hopeless cancer case cured using Electric Bitters and Kunklen's Araica Salve. He claims the treatment expelled poisons and healed blood diseases skin eruptions and ulcers. Bitters 50 cents Salve 25 cents at Stewart's Pharmacy.
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G. W. Roberts
Elizabeth
W. Va
Kunklen
Stewart's
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