Cuban diarrhoea remedy praised in soldier’s illness report
A sworn testimonial from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Houston Texas asserts that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured her husband of Cuban diarrhoea contracted in Cuba. She notes prior doctors failed and one bottle proved effective, with neighbors corroborating. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman.
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U. S
Cuba
Minnie Jacobs
Houston
Texas
Chamberlain
Stewart’s*Pharmacy
Cook& Sherman
Local residents arrive and visit across several towns
Names of residents and visitors appear with brief notes on arrivals departures and travels.Tom Davis from Cotter Fred Neiswanger in Brighton Chas Gorham and two boys in Columbus Junction Wm Neunam Ottumwa in city trade Miles Bradford from Iowa City Edmund Morrison and Emeline Warren wed license issued L C Benson return to Seymour Walter Arthur to Eldon Mrs Davis and Mrs Fleming West Chester visits Miss Susie Gardner Wellman with grandmother Mrs Gardner Rev W S Crozier Mason City Fairfield Warren Cowles Peoria at Commercial club Maude McCreedy Dexter Des Moines visit Mrs M Meek Montezuma Oskaloosa Sigourney Miss Ida Fullerton near city to Luth er Michigan Miss Joy Harmon ill Miss Nina Latta Morning Sun Lenney Berry Burlington East Washington Italian orchestra serenade East Washington then Fairfield
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Tom Davis
Cotter
Fred Neiswanger
Brighton
Chas. Gorham
Columbus Junction
Wm. Neunam
Ottumwa
Sam Younkin
Washington State
Miles Bradford
Iowa City
Davis
Fleming
West Chester
Susie Gardner
Wellman
A. M. Gardner
W. 8. Crozier
Mason City
City
Fairfield
Warren Cowles
Peoria
Commercial Club
Maude McCreedy
Dexter
Des Moines
Nina Latta
M. E. Latta
Lenney Berry
Burlington
Sigourney
East Washington
Siey
Various Residents Travel and Local Meeting Report
Warren Cowles and wife head home to Peoria. J C Caner leaves for Iowa City. Luther Gormley visits from Crawfordsville. Dorothy Miller travels to Mr Pleasant for a few days. Weimer and Wellman visitors yesterday. W J Wagner from Crawfordsville in city yesterday en route from Kinross. Mollie Quinn and Georgie Quinn arrive from St Louis for relatives visit. Brinton Entertaining Co to perform in West Chester on July 4. Jas Wilson of Wilson Heating Company westbound on Rock Island. Miss Nelson of Des Moines visits Crawfordsville. Lombardo family departs for Mason City for a week. Clint Chambers arrives from Burlington then to Ainsworth for vacation. Miss Gillis and Miss Mooney return home to Carmen Ir after stay with Mooney family. Dick Hughes returns from Chicago to home via Milwaukee Firefly. Mrs Will Arthur and children depart for Chicago after visits in Glasgow and Morton homes. A Share of Crawfordsville en route to Muscatine for graduation exercises of Muscatine Business College where sister Rose graduates. Sunday School board meeting of the Methodist church held last evening. Susie Morton elected assistant secretary. Twenty two teachers elected for main room, twelve for intermediate, four for primary.
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Jennie, Weimer
Vera Wellman
Wellman
W. J. Wagner
Crawfordsville
Kinross
Mollie Quinn
Georgie Quinn
St. Louis
Brinton Entertaining Co
West Chester
Jas. Wilson
Wilson Heating Co
Rock Island
Miss Nelson
Des Moines
The
Methodist Church
Susie Morton
Sixty-Sixers Rally For Thrilling Gym Victory
The Sixty-Sixers edged the Eighty Sixers 11 to 8 in a spirited indoor baseball game at the Commercial Club gym. James Shearer led with four runs as the crowd roared, players kept old positions and the match remained friendly with no fights.
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Battle Royal
Commercial Club
James Shearer
Tragic Death Of Clara Lemley At Grace Hill
Early morning 12:30 Clara Lemley aged just two dies from spinal trouble at Grace Hill residence of Mr and Mrs George Lemley. Funeral at 10 tomorrow from the family home conducted by Rev Huebner with interment in Grace Hill cemetery.
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Clara
George Lemley
Grace Hill
Rev. Huebner
Grace Hill Cemetery
City Ordinance Prohibits Firearm and Firework Discharges
Any person who shall unnecessarily discharge any firearms explode any firecrackers or other fireworks or throw into any street any squib or other article containing powder or other explosive material shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Any person found violating this ordinance will be punished accordingly. City Marshal.
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City Marsha
Bodies Found Near Sans Soci Park in Waterloo
The bodies of C. W. Young and his son Ross Young were found Monday by searchers after an overnight river drag near Sans Soci park in Waterloo Iowa. They were located within 150 feet of where they went down in about fifteen feet of water. George McAvoy of Route 6 is reported ill.
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Waterloo
Iowa
C. W. Young
Ross Young
Sans Soci Park
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Luther, Mich
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Whitcomb
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Miss Ida
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New London
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