Palmer Wins Libel Cases Against Mahin Matin and Muscatine Journal
Tyndale Palmer of New York City, formerly of Muscatine, prevailed in two lawsuits against John Matin and John Mabin and the Muscatine Journal Company in Keokuk federal court. Jury awarded Palmer $250 damages in each suit totaling $500 amid lengthy deliberations and multiple ballots. The cases concern publication of alleged libelous material about Palmer’s South American ventures.
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Tyndale Palmer
New York City
John Mahin
John Matin
Muscatine Journal Company
Keokuk
Gate City
Yeterday
John Mabin
United States
Muscatine Journal
Palmer
South America
Lockjaw risk and prevention with Chamberlin's Pain Balm
The piece explains tetanus from dirt and rusted wounds, noting the germ is inactive in air but activated under the skin. It claims Chamberlin's Pain Balm antiseptic action prevents maturation and speeds healing, and lists Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman as a seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlin
Stewart's Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Hotles Return to India After Summer in City
Mr and Mrs Frank Hotle missionaries return from Lodia and spent summer in this city They plan to visit Chicago and Indianapolis sailing from New York on December 1 They are longtime Pentecost Band members formerly from Dutch Creek township and brought a native child now in Ohio back to India The child will accompany them Mr and Mrs Hotle oversee 800 native children in India
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Frank Hotle
Lodia
Chicago
Lodianapolis
New York City
Mrs. Hotle
Pentecost Band
Dutch Creek Township
Ohio
India
Washington High School Grid Clashes With Columbus Junction
Washington High School elev en and a gone following of students boarded the Firefly this morning for Columbus Junction. Theigh School teams of both places will meet on the Columbus Junction grid iron this afternoon. The Washington team is in good trim and expects to win today's game.
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Washington High School
Columbus Junction
Washington
Oyster Supper At Land Scape School House Friday
An oyster supper is planned at Land Scape School House on Friday evening November 6. All are invited with proceeds to benefit the local library.
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Land Scape School House
S&tu
Carmen scenic production at Grahamext Opera House
Carmen a beautiful scenic production staged Monday at the Grahamext Opera House featuring Miss Valeska Storbeck and a celebrated company. 1926 laundry dyeing and dry cleaning services offered with shipments on Monday and Wednesday to Weems Quincy IL. FB BR Reid agent.
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Carmen
Grahamext
Valeska Storbeck
Weem's
Quincy
BR. Reid
Opera House
School Notes from WY Student Describes Activities and Events
Monthly report booklets distributed. Pupils attend classes, with notes on punctuality and concentration. Visits by Elmer Sickles and others, banner prize awarded to Miss Klein's room, athletic meeting held, football and basketball schedules, upcoming out of town game at Fairfield, Halloween party, teachers' visitors, and a Rhetorical Program with student performances.
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Laudie Kos
Ralph Motts
Crone
Elmer Sickles
Miss Klein
The
Athletic Association
Fairfield High School
Columbus Junction High School
Miss Brown
Shim
Krotzer
Della Dean
Glen Allan
Fred Shoemaker
Verne McWilliams
Jalowe
Stella Cunningham
Bertha Young
Mable Means
Myrtle Young
St. Patrick’s
Will Bickford
St. Valentine's
Bessie Reeves
Myrtle Ewing
Sophomore Program and Student Recitals at Local School
The program features papers on Frank Taylor on paving, music by Mandolin City, and a news report by Leo O Laughlin on worker issues. Northern Pacific dynamiters are discussed by Jessie Wylie. Recitations by Etta Whiting and Ida Crone accompany the event. Edna Mekhee reports Benedict Arnold’s death. Marguerite Corette presents an autobiography of a school book.
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Frank Taylor
Mandolin City
Leo O' Laughlin
Northern Pacific
Jessie Wylie
Etta Whiting
Veda Stryker
Benedict Arnold
Edna Mekhee
Ida Crone
Marguerite Corette
Confessions of a Priest Promotes Electric Bitters
Wake Ark Reverend Jno 8 Cox claims twelve years of yellow jaundice ended after using Electric Bitters. He says medicines failed until they tried the tonic and urges its use for liver kidney trouble stomach disorders and debility. Stewart's Pharmacy guarantees the remedy at 50 cents.
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Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Stewart
Hart Grain Weigher Co Increases Capital Stock
Public notice from Peoria Illinois reports Hart Grain Weigher Company raised capital stock from 150000 to 200000 and filed with the county recorder. Company officials declined further comment, saying business growth warranted the change. no new shareholders expected. A large foundry was erected last winter to boost output and further plant additions are probable. The firm ships its product over a wide area.
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Hart Grain Weigher Company
Recorder of Instruments
WB. Wilde
Carmen seats selling fast at Graham Monday show
Reserved seats for Carmen at Graham Monday evening are selling rapidly with strong audience signals. W F Brinton, on crutches, is traveling from Chicago with illustrated moving pictures and music. He plans two Washington showings after returning, promising his best entertainment yet.
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Carmen
Graham
W. F. Brinton
Chicago
Washington
Weather Bulletin Forecasts Warm, Cool Waves Through November
Weather bulletin from October 31 1903 predicts multiple disturbances crossing the continent from November 1 to 14. It outlines warm and cool waves crossing the west Rockies great central valleys and eastern states with rising temperatures, occasional storms, and limited rainfall. Frosts expected mid month with heavy rains turning to snow north of parallel 40.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Rockies
Cotton Belt
Utica
N. Y
Foster
Ile
Cure Deafness By Constitutional Remedies
Local application cannot reach the diseased ear portion. Deafness arises from inflammation of the mucous lining of the Eustachian tube which, if closed, causes permanent hearing loss. Nine of ten cases are due to Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with a $100 reward for any deafness caused by Catarrh that cannot be cured.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Beautiful Costumes in Carmen Play Stand Out
The article notes historically correct costumes worn for Carmen on Monday evening, highlighting their beauty and accuracy.
Fingers Injured by Saw at Local Factory
Cherryholmes of the Washington Banana Crate and Hoop Manufacturing Co. suffered severe injuries last Wednesday when his glove was caught in a cut off saw. The ends of two middle fingers on his right hand were nearly severed but were dressed with hope of saving the fingers. He will be unable to work for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeae Cherryholmes
Washington Banana Crate and Hoop Manufacturing Co
Mothers praise Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children
Mrs. Pilmer of Cordova Iowa reports a severe croup case relieved quickly by Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. She says many local mothers share her view and prefer this remedy for their children. Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman offer it for sale.
Scenery Backdrop Spotlight in Carmen Monday Run
The production showcases elaborate scenery that elevates the performance with intricate backdrops and stage elements. Directors emphasize the visual design as a key feature that enhances the staging of Bizet's opera.
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Muti
Mercer & Chilcote
Eaco Flour
Minnesota
Kaye & Lytle Telephone
East Side Square
Mahin
Mascatine
Columbia Pharmacy
Lemmon
Florence Crone
Fay Barr
Dora Ziegler
Dee Scofield
Louis Jugenheimer
Kate Meeks
Penn
Helen Anderson
Maude Crawford
Miss Hansen
Hart Grain Weigher Co
W.B. Wilde
This City
Peoria
Herald-Transcript
Kat
Allen
Weather Bulletin
W. T. Foster
Chante
Coata
Long
New York
Graham Theatre
Washington, Iowa
Ren
Moore
Europe
Carris Drug Store
Parques
MicCall Brothers
Racine
R. A. Riley
Harwood
Uth Side
H. Knecht
Washington National Bank
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