Reunion of Company II Second Iowa Infantry Held at Scofield Home
The Fifth reunion of Company II, Second Iowa Infantry occurred last evening at Col. Hiram Scofield’s West Main street home. The event revived the first postwar reunion held 22 years ago at the same residence and featured social gathering, supper, speeches, and quartette music.
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Second Iowa Infantry
Hiram Scofield
West Main Street
Messia
Neal
Ashby
Sherman
Cocklin
J. D. Young
Col. Scofield
Iowa
Owa
Wilson's Creek
Helmont
Fort Donaldson
Esay
JW. Griffith
Crighton
Tennessee
Dodge
GriMth
Grant
Tennessee River
Foley
Davenport
Wellman
Joe White
Brighton
W. Neal
Lawa
Washington
W. B. Varney
J. W. Grimith
Thomas Coppock
Fairfield
G. W. Corbin
J. H. Romine
S. Beatty
North English
W. HH. Cahale
Guthrie Center
Ed Hoxworth
Washingon
Jas
Embree
Keota
N. Stewart
L. Aughey
J.B. Young
W. HH
van Dyke
Sigourney
Wees
Geo. Black
Col. Cowles
Jas. Markin
Washinon
Henry Nichols
New Milwaukee train to run Chicago to Kansas City
The Southwest Limited will debut around November 1, 1903, with new equipment including sleepers dining car and observation library car. Double daily service between Chicago and Kansas City will be offered, shortening the route by twenty miles west of Muscatine. The Pioneer Limited and Overland Limited are cited as standards, with schedules to be announced. The notice includes a W R O meeting this Saturday at 2 30 p m.
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Southwest, Limited
Chicago
Kansas City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Moline
Rock Island
Milwaukee
Muscatine
Muscatine Journal
Hall's Family Pills Promote Deafness Cure Claim
Patent medicine advertisement asserts deafness from Eustachian tube inflammation can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness not cured by Hall’s Ear Cure and promotes circulars from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio with drugstore sales at 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
New Orleans Grand Concert at Graham Tonight
The New Orleans Grand Concert Company presents a 25e event tonight at Graham. Tickets priced 25e are available for the performance.
Real Estate Transfers From Various Buyers to Sellers
A list of property transfers including Uriah Smith to James Jones for a lot in Brighton and multiple parcels in Kalona City Riverside and Kalona, with prices ranging from 100 to 3000 dollars. Names include Kos Butterfield Soukup Eimen Randel Farris Griffith VanWinkle Young Wagner Manatt Reed Bandy Walker and Thompson among others.
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Uriah Smith
James Jones
Brighton
Anna Kos
George Kos
Lot City
Harvey 8. Porter
Albert T. Augustine
Chester
Daniel Z. Eimen
John Randel
Kalona
Jennie A. Butterfield
Cassie Molesworth
Josephine Soukup
Joseph Soukup
Riverside
Oliver W. Farris
Donovan
Samuel Griffith, Jr
Mary A
White Pine Cough Syrup Ad Claims Strong Remedies
White Pine cough syrup marketed as best remedy for colds and throat troubles. Company offers exchange or refund if not satisfactory, pricing at 25 cents per bottle.
Property Transfers List Highlights Multiple Iowa Tracts
A dated compilation shows numerous transfers including Winfield Smouse to Henry Boyd for one lot and I X Scherrer to Sarah KB Swift covering six Riverside lots. Other entries list deeds for Kalona, Keokuk and Clinton area parcels, with prices ranging from 10 to 13 thousand dollars and various land sizes from fractions to 40 acres.
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Winfield Smouse
Henry Boyd
Hasking
I. X. Scherrer
Sarah KB. Swift
Riverside
James H. Taylor
J. A. Saville
Frank Stewart
F. Lb. Stewart
Franklin
Joseph Wagner, Sr
Caries Shradel
Kalona
Charles Shrade
Ross KE. Miller
Mary KB. Moore
Nira
Ira Kk. Dayton
Martha J. Dayton
Baxter Ingham
B. Ki
P. Brinton
W. T. Graham
B. B. Brinton
W. A. Jamison
Wm. F. Leeper
Marion
William Balderson
J. G. Ralderson
Clay
John ‘T. Randel
Daniel Z Rimen
English River
George Hartman
Joseph Robill_cek
Frank Bruty
Eugene Freehin
Washington
J. W. Squires Ton
Darian
Lime Creek
John, H. Walker
William EB. Walker
Crawford
Charles F. Conrad
Frederick Greiner
Keokuk
Washinon
City Marshal Warns Public to Keep Sidewalk Clear
All persons are hereby notified to keep the sidewalk clear of obstruction according to the City ordinance without any further notice. City Marshal.
Electric Bitters Credited By Ark Man As Cure
Rev Jno 8 Cox of Wake Ark writes of twelve years illness from Yellow Jaundice and relief after using Electric Bitters. The note appears among local notices listing residents and visitors such as W A Rowe H F Tracy Hugh Teeter and others with brief city entries and a wedding report from Barr-Ditmars.
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Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Stewart
Good Roads Convention Invites Burlington Citizens
Urgent invitation to a Good Roads Convention in Burlington on October 21 1903. Speakers include Senator A C Latimer Thomas Hedge and others. Program begins 9 30 a m at the Commercial Club Rooms with addresses on the purposes of the association and later at the Grand Opera House. Citizens urged to attend bringing friends and participate to improve local roads.
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Burlington
A. C. Latimer
South Carolina
Lon. Thomas Hedge
Kon
Lb. . Lyons
Des Moines
Iowa
Latimer
U. S Senate
Congress
Commercial Club
Odd Fellows
Main
Valley Streets
DD. B. Lyons
W. W. Parsons
Chas. Armknecht
Wm. P. Foster
Chas. Waldin
J. Hilleary
T. G. Harper
Committee
Tetanus Causes and Prevention with Pain Balm Claim
Lockjaw or tetanus is caused by a germ in dirt that enters wounds. The germ is inactive in air but becomes active under skin conditions and air exclusion. Chamberlin's Pain Balm, an antiseptic, is said to destroy germs and hasten healing, reducing maturation time. Sold by Stewart's Pharmacy, Cook & Sherman.
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Chamberlin
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
New Orleans Grand Colored Concert Co. at the Graham
Miss Alice Junkin, visiting Mrs. Cay, left for Muscatine this morning after attending the event featuring the New Orleans Grand Colored Concert Co. at the Graham this evening.
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Iear
New Orleans Grand Colored Concert Co
The
Graham
Alice Junkin
Vinol touted as best aid to digestion by local druggists
Mr. Cook of Cook & Sherman praises Vinol as a superior digestive tonic. He claims Vinol provides medicinal elements from cod liver oil without oil or grease, improving stomach function, rebuilding muscle, and restoring appetite. The firm guarantees Vinol cures weakness or refunds money.
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Mr. Cook
Cook & Sherman
Vinci
Washington
Cook & Sherman, Draggists
Dry Run sewer dedication marks Waterloo banquet
At the Waterloo Iowa banquet of the Eco League of Iowa four hundred guests celebrated the Dry Run sewer project. Golden Rule Jones of Toledo and Mayor Martin of Waterloo spoke toasts. Water woes from Cedar River floods drove bonds to fund a major tunnel, with completion planned for September 1904 and segments already finished between Wellington and Randolph streets.
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Waterloo
Eco League of
Lowa
Jones
Toledo
Ohio
Martin
Cedar River
Wellington
Randolph
Bridge completion enables Sigourney road team passage
N. L. Hancock the carrier on route five led a team across the new Sigourney road bridge Wednesday evening, the structure now finished enough for two teams. The temporary span failed in the rains and mail wagons were accommodated by Hancock driving patrons around. The bridge was completed yesterday and Uncle Sam’s mail route was restored. Means’ and Stichter’s advertise plenty ice cream.
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N. L. Hancock
Sigourney Road
Sam
Hancock
Means’ & Stichter's
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Mercer & Chilcote
Postoffice
Minnesota
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
MicCall Brothers
Col
Mrs
Sco
Sam. Schwartz
Philadelphia
New York
Washington, Iowa
Milwaukee Train
W.R. OC
Graham the
New Orleans Grand Concert Co
Columbia Pharmacy
J. BE. Lemmon
Kat
Allen
W. A. Rowe
Smith's Grocery
Hi. F. Tracy
Robert Morris
L. L. Twinam
Crawfordsville
Hlugh
P.O. Tel
J. A. Embree
John Davis
Kate
Cleve Dayton
Texas
Zella Berkshire
Flora Reynolds
Columbus Junction
John Kelly
Harwood
Graham Theatre
Warren
Ington
Chas. Ellis
H. Knight
Washington National Bank
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