Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Rated Best on Market
E W Tardy editor of The Sentinel Gainsboro Tenn endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best on the market noting its quick relief for his baby during winter colds. The product is sold by F L Stolte and Lemmon's Pharmacy. Also advertised are city bus line service and Foley's Kidney Remedy from Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
E. W. Tardy
the Sentinel
Gainsboro, Tenn
F. L. Stolte and
Lemmon
Foley
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and
McElhinney Drug Co
Explosion hits saloon in Chicago injuring six
An explosion described as bomb No 30 in the war on saloons and gambling houses damaged the Manning and Bowes saloon at 321 State Street Chicago. Six people were injured and property damage totaled 35000 dollars.
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Manning & Bowes
Chicago
Manning and Bowes
State Street
Emmitt E. Roberts Shot by Posse at Maryland Wharf
Emmitt E. Roberts, sought for the murder of Edith May Thompson Woodhill, was killed by a sheriff's posse at a McDanile Wharf. Woodhill, 20, disappeared after being last seen with Roberts aboard his launch. Her body, weighted with stones, was later found in a creek. The murder occurred in Talbot County Maryland. her home was Los Angeles. The motive remains undetermined.
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Edith May Thompson Woodhill
McDanile
Talbot County
Maryland
Roberts
Woodhill
Los Angeles
Wake Neal urged to run for senator in district
Wake Neal, an old Crawfordsville boy and former chief clerk of the last legislature, is urged by many friends to announce his candidacy. He has broad county acquaintance and is highly regarded for his character.
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Wake Neal
Neal
Wake
Crawfordsville
Reverend A S Smith to speak at Kalona July 3 celebration
The Rev A S Smith of Washington will be one of the orators at Kalona's July 3 celebration. Smith is regarded as one of the best public speakers in southeastern Iowa, promising a notable address.
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A. S. Smith
Washington
Smith
Iowa
Kalona News
John Brown Keeps Busy in Kalona This Week
John Brown of Washington has been staying in Kalona this week. The Kalona News notes he seems to consider Kalona a home and is frequently seen around town during his visit.
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John Brown
Washington
Kalona
James Mace Visits Grandsons in Riverside
James Mace of Washington visits his grandsons F. Mace and J. L. Meeks in Riverside as reported by Riverside Leader on June 24.
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James Mace
Washington
F. Mace
J. L. Meeks
Riverside
Community Notes From The County News June 24
Mrs. C A Brook visited with Mrs. Cline. Picnic plans emerge for the Fourth at the river with all invited. Dessa McNees returns to Rubio from a visit with Mrs. Hayes. Builders work on Lloyd Martins house. Dunbar barn rising by Dublin carpenters. Rose decorations, refreshments of strawberry ice angel food cake coffee. Kate B Glover reads The Story of Old Glory by Edmund Vance Cooke. About fifty ladies attend the afternoon session. Out of town guests include Mrs. Dennis of Abingdon Illinois and Mrs. John Green of Washington. Orphean Musical club guests at the Richardson home as they prepare for Chautauqua. Union meeting at Baptist church with Rev John Hastie delivering farewell sermon to Cedar Rapids. Washington Belt baseball trip to Keota ends 11 0 in favor of Keota. Mellie Kramer returns from Northwestern University. James and Talbert Russell and sister attend funeral in Nebraska. Arch L Graham returns from Morning Sun with daughter from Columbus Junction. Embroidery club hosted by Mrs. Lee Stewart. Rev L F Davis attends Davenport convention. Merritt Russell party heads to Cedar Rapids and Vinton. Ray Robbins visits Columbus Junction. Mrs John Lee returns from Richland. Church services listed for Presbyterian and Methodist denominations. Odd Fellows memorial sermon scheduled for afternoon.
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C. A. Brook
Cline
Dessa McNees
Rubio
Hayes
Henrys Belte
Will Sankey
Lloyd Martin
Banks Carpenter Gang
Dublin
Oliver Dunbar
Mellie Belte
Car Miller
Bess Holmes
Verva Sanders
Leta Lyle
Kate B. Glover
Edmund Vance Cooke
Dennis
Abingdon
Illinois
John Green
Washington
Orphean Musical Club
A. H. Richardson
Richardson
The
Baptist Church
John Hastie
Cedar Rapids
Keota
Greenhorns
Hayseeds
Noug
Mellie Kramer
Northwestern Univeristy
Chicago
James
Talbert Russell
Rosecranse
Nebraska
James Russe
Arch L. Graham
Morning Sun
Columbus Junction
Lee Stewart
Embroidery Club
L. F. Davis
Christian Church
Davenport
Merritt Russell
Frank
George Osborn
Vinton
Ray Robbins
John Lee
Richland
United Presbyterian
Neal McClanahan
Methodist Episcopal
Fourth of July accident at Keota injures Star drug clerk
Keota reports the first Fourth of July accident of the year as Boyd Smith at Star Drug Store burned his palm when a Roman candy tube burst. Also noted are social notes from Morning Sun attendees and a birth in the Wachs family, with local events at the Presbyterian Kensington.
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Keota
Boyd Smith
Star Drug Store
Mary Skinner
Nelie Stevenson
Morning Sun
Keokuk Presbytery
George Studebaker
Belle Plaine
Jerome Wachs
W. T. Palmer
Presbyterian Kensington
Local Social Notes From Westchester County
Misses Anna and Lucy Miller of near Fairfield visited the J. D. Dayton home. Mrs. George Statler Sr shows improvement after illness. Moses Porter and niece were Washington visitors today.
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Anna
Lucy Miller
Fairfield
J. D. Dayton
George Statler, Sr
Moses Porter
Washington
Local Residents Return Home From Washington Trip
Crawfordsville reports Miss Ina Murphy Frank McCoy and Ray Robbins returned home from Washington last evening. Also mentioned are Misses Nina Morehead, Georgia Gookin and Edna Young in the same news snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina Murphy
Frank McCoy
Ray Robbins
Washington
Nina Morehead
Georgia Gookin
Edna Young
Fireworks at The Fair and New Goods at Local Stores
Fireworks at The Fair feature new novelties and estimates with items from Dougherty Bros Griffith and the Vienna bakery offering fresh pies and cakes. Nearby stores advertise discounts on hats furs and furniture as well as a call for package pickups.
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Dougherty Bros
Star Reengages St. Louis Ticklers for Tonight Show
Owing to the large crowd that could not be seated last night at the Star, the St. Louis Ticklers are re-engaged for tonight. The show promises ample singing dancing and music for all attendees.
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St. Louis
Sunday Dinner Advertises Tender Steaks and Fresh Fixings
An ad promises tender juicy steaks chops and cutlery ham bacon fish vegetables and pickles for a nice dinner. Four cutters to wait on you are described as men who know how to cut meat.
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Leola
GEO
Chalmers & Eldridge
Frank Rogers
Panama
Sol Rich & Co
Emmet E. Roberts
Edith May Thompson
Lena Smith
Abe Funk
Sigourney
Hayes White
H. W. Davis
8. R. Tracy
Tracy
Richland Clarion
Steck’s Jewelry Store
the County News
Grace Hill
Indian River
J.g.smith
West Side
the Sanitary Grocery
Westchester
Buffet
Griffith
N. S
Griffith’s Furniture
Fred Flynn
Oxford
Chas. Hebner
Brighton
Vienna Bakery
Angels
Fox & Dewey
Taft
Rothschild’s
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon's
Stuart & McCreedy
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