A Life at 8 and Medical Remedy Claim
An advertisement urges early use of Foley's Kidney Remedy for signs of bladder trouble and diabetes. It notes sale at Lemmon's Pharmacy. Meanwhile Mason Transfer ships five grain graders to F E Young of Newhall Town and three to Frank Webb of Guthrie Center. Lewis Patterson arrives from Sigourney to visit briefly.
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Foley
Lemmon
Mason Transfer & Storage Company
F. E. Young
Newhall
Town
Frank Webb
Guthrie Center
Doings of the People in Keota And County News
Keota reports include Mrs. Neal Vervens returning from Sigourney after visiting relatives. J N Reinert plans to travel to Chicago to purchase spring stock for his clothing store. Mr. and Mrs. James White and daughters return from Des Moines. Miss Lillie Hartman visits her sister Mrs. Ed Groves. Mrs. Will Taylor of Washington returns home after tending her ill mother Mrs. Norton.
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Neal Vervens
Sigourney
J. N. Reinert
Chicago
James White
Des Moines
Lillie Hartman
Ed Groves
Will Taylor
Washington
Norton
Sermon Recap by Mr. Berry on three commandments
A church sermon by Mr. Berry focused on three commandments: Come unto me Follow me and Abide with me. He urged denying self and bearing one’s cross to confess Christ, noting different audiences for the first commandment and the need to let Jesus lead. Services at 7 30 tonight with Rev. Vanney of Centerville delivering the sermon.
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Jesus
Vanney
Centerville
WINS THE AUTO ROAD RACE IN 180 MILES TIME
Herbert Lytle won the Test-mile road race at the Savannah Automobile Club carnival covering the distance in about seventy seconds per mile. Lorimer was second, one car length back, with Thomas Detroit in third. Three of six entries started, a Pennsylvania car withdrawn after an axle break near the first lap. The lighter class race began at 2 pm with FW Behind and George Salzman leading the first lap in 1 minute 55 seconds.
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Savannah
Herbert Lytle
Savannah Automobie Club
Dob Lorimer
Lytle
Thomas Detroit
Comelawnho
Pennsylvania
Qoven
Bo A. Zengle
Tstemile Mice
Enys
Tye FW
George Saiznan
Lehniad
Mies
Salzman
Local notices and chores fill a spring week
March 17 brings a chain of small updates as Joe Alfertson fells a tree injuring an ankle. Wm Wiles visits Eldon with grandson Willie Campbell. Emma Dencker works for Mrs Anna Day. J W Davison has men building a new barn. W T Clark visits the Clark home. Joe Snider Sr and son Harry call at Hamilton. Ben Stout clears a yard for a sawmill. Jake Herdig works for CC P Grosscup. Bert Hill works for A W Dottweiler and Mr Singleton for J Fr Mann.
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Joe Alfertson
Wm. Wiles
Eldon
Willie Campbell
Emma Dencker
Anna Day
J. W. Davison
W. T. Clark
Clark
Joe Snider, Sr
Harry
Hamilton
Ben Stout
Local Residents and Visitors Near Iowa City Report
March 18 residents and visitors include Lester Overfelt of Iowa City, Rev. B Jacobsmeier going to Davenport for forty hours devotion at St. Josephs church, Joe Schillig of Davenport visiting old friends, J O Saville selling his barber shop to Anthony Lukovsky who assumed last Monday, Celeste Critz of Washington visiting grandparents, Laura Clark visiting Iowa City, John Kneisel returning from Los Angeles to take a barber position in Iowa City, Irma Cruz returning from Belle Plaine, St Marys school night program with Tom Playfair raising 75.00, and Mr Palmer with Thomas Moon of Wellman visiting town.
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Lester Overfelt
Iowa City
B. Jacobsmeier
Davenport
St. Joseph's Church
Joe Schillig
J. O. Saville
Anthony Lukovsky
Saville
Celeste Critz
Washington
Frank Critz
Laura Clark
John Kneisel
Los Angeles
Calif
Irma Cruz
Chas. Halim
Belle Plaine
Iowa
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's Hall
Tom Playfair
Rev. Fred Berry Ends Baptist Church Sermons
The state evangelist preached his last sermon at the Baptist church after weeks of services that drew strong interest and many conversions. Rev. Vanney of Centerville will assist Rev. G. D. Rogers for the rest of the week. Miss Haney sang My Heaven Song before a baptismal service following the sermon.
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Fred Berry
the Baptist Church
Jesus
The
Baptist Church
Vanney
Centerville
G. D. Rogers
Miss Haney
Mr. Berry
Grover Cleveland Celebrates Seventy-First Birthday
New York report notes ex president Grover Cleveland marking his seventy first birthday at Lakewood with a long walk, cheerful mood, and a grand luncheon cake with seventy-one candles. Family and Princeton guests attended, and Cleveland expressed unusually good health and spirits.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Cleveland
Princeton
Freed Prom Perjury Charge in Wisconsin Court
Shelly He Montgomery son of E W Montgomery Galena El him lerman was freed in Kenosha circuit court Judge Melden ruled the examination underpinning the perjury claim was not a legal hearing and no evidence from that time could be used against Montgomery or co-defendant Frank L Jackson. Friends crowded the courtroom to cheer the defendants.
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Kenosha
Wis
Shelly He Montgomery
E. W. Mantgomery
Galena. el
Hon Lerman
Melden
Montgomery
Frank L. Jackson
Beloit Student Elopes to Marry Turkish Merchant in Chicago
In Rockford on March 18 Mrs Edna Zilley a Beloit College student and James Mitche a Turkish merchant from Beo Wis eloped to Chicago and were recently married. The bride a classroom pupil was brought to her mother a Beloit social figure who learned of the elopement and then joined the couple as they left for home.
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Rockford
Edna Zilley
James Mitche
Be O Wis
Chicago
Beloit
Sale of a Grant Letter New York March 19
Generals autograph order to advance on Hood defeated at the battle of Nashville was sold for a high price at a sale of autographs and letters from the estate of Henry Bowen editor of the New York Independent.
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New York
Grant
Gener
Thomas
Hood
Nashville
Henry
Bowen
The
New York Independent
Large blaze destroys Michigan Iron and Metal pew building
A fire at the Michigan Iron and Metal Company on South Avenue in Battle Creek, Michigan, burned a pew building to the ground. The structure, filled with bales of paper and rags, caused an estimated loss of 12000 as flames overwhelmed the crews. Firemen arrived as the roof collapsed and the blaze grew beyond control.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Tos Michigan Iron and Metal Company
Pew
South Avenue
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W. A. Whiting & Son
Canton Coal
Centerville Coal
Co. C. Starr
Barden Harness Company
Washington National Bank
Washington, Iowa
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Royal Tailor
H. Knecht
Natio
Tailor Bank
Eggs Patton Grocery CO
Lewis Patterson
the County News
Keota
Brighton
Jake Herdig
CC. P. Grosscup
Bert Hill
A. W. Dottweiler
Mr. Singleton
J. Fr. Mann
Riverside
AT the Baptist Church
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Keter Health
Just
Work & Meek
Hawkeye Kitchen
Edwin Griffith
North Side Furniture Store
Csodansler & Storage GO
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A Turk
Paul
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