Taft World Tour Train Plans Revealed for Trans Siberian Route
Secretary Taft and family will travel from Vladivostok to Moscow on a special train de luxe along the Trans Siberian railroad, with a dining car, observation car and seven two berth compartments. Each compartment includes a table a chair a reading lamp and a lavatory. General agent H B Darnell accompanies the party to Moscow and Irkutsk may be a brief stop if Taft wishes to see Siberia.
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Seattle
Minnesota
Vesti Sie
Yokohama
Brea
Nagasaki
Caves
Aetivg. Grhensrbi
Hongkong
O. Ce
Manila
McClellan
Emavg Degra L. i Tico Enrets Ettecesees
Vladivostok
Irkutsk
Fvas
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Taft
Mr. Garcey
H. B. Darnell
Far
Siberia
Mrs. Taft
Edwards
Frederick W. Carpenter
George Long
War Office
Sarcey
New York
Cherbourg
Pies Best in City at John son’s Bakery
Keota resident I Schreckengast leaves for Burlington to visit his son the Rev I B Schreckengast. Miss Lena Maxwell departs for Crawfordsville then Oberlin to resume college work after summer at home. A Brooklyn lady reports Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured sudden disentery. sold by Cook Sherman.
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Johnson’s Bakery
I. Schreckengast
Keota
Burington
I. B. Schreckengast
Lena Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Oberlin
Ohio
Brooklyn
N. Y
Chamberlain
South Dakota
Cook & Sherman
Local Vienna News Highlights and Busy Travel
Bread at the Vienna and fresh nuts attract local shoppers. Several residents travel for business or visit relatives, including Sam Donovan to Eldon and Miss Nellie Hull from Crawfordsville. Charley Wolf to Iowa City and many others attend dances at the Phoenix. Music by Maranna & Ogle drawn to Nichols for a Christmas date. L. E. Switzer visits Iowa City cousin E. G. Fox. Switzer once served with the Mayflower and Admiral Dewey era wireless work.
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Sam Donovan
Eldon
Nellie Hull
Crawfordsville
Charley Wolf
Iowa City
Funeral of Fred Bragg Held at Home
Funeral services for Fred Bragg were conducted yesterday at 3 PM from the J. W. Morton residence. The ceremony included a Masonic service led by John Steck with chaplain Rev. George D. Rogers, a solo by Rev. Elias Handy, and floral tributes. Pallbearers named St. Clair Lewis, EB Wickham, Wyatt Marbourg, James Wilson, J. E. Lemmon, and Fred Smith.
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Fred Bragg
J. W. Morton
L. D. Young
K. Michels
Elias Handy
John Steck
George D. Rogers
A. N. Alberson
St. Clair Lewis
EB. T. Wickham
Wyatt Marbourg
James Wilson
J. E. Lemmon
Fred Smith
Lame Back Relief Praised in Local Ad
A Michigan resident, Luise LaGrange of Orange, says two applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured a bad lame back after three weeks of plaster remedies. The product is advertised as offering prompt and permanent relief and sold by Cook and Sherman.
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Luise LaGrange
Orange, Mich
lCook and
Sherman
Tokyo Europe Daily Trains Ahead Says Gazette
The Wall Mall Gazette reports a daily train de luxe will run from Tokyo to Europe and back. The Compagnie Internationale des Wagon Lits has ordered cars for the service. The route includes Japan to Shimonoseki, ferry to Fusan, Korea, through Korea to Mukden and Harbin, then across Siberia to Europe.
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Tokyo
Europe
Wall Mall Gazette
Compagnie International Des Wagon Lits
Japan
Shimonoseki
Fusan
Korea
Mukden
Harbin
Siberia
Cure For Hay Fever From Garden City Man
George B. Harrison of Garden City Kansas says he has found a cure for hay fever by skipping breakfast until about 11 o clock each morning. He has not patented the remedy and anyone can use it.
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George B. Harrison
Garden City
Kan
Topeka
Harrison
Local residents travel and visit across states
Hugh McCleery was a business visitor here yesterday. Lee Brown of Tingley Iowa arrived last night for a visit at his father B F Brown. Mrs Dr F L Woodburn of Rubio is visiting relatives here. Mrs Frank Clossen Nellie Hull and John Cannon were passengers this morning for Washington. Miss Barnes of Bluffton Ind who has been visiting with her brother Harvey Barnes went to Washington this morning. Mr and Mrs J F Buxbaum returned this morning from St Louis where they have been buying goods. H D P D Cherryholmes and Tom Lantz returned today from Chicago.
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Albert Fisher
Iowa City
the Phoenix
E. C. Pulver
Fay Bales
Keota
Phoenix
Eli White
Amos White
Crawfordsville
H. T. Stewart
Struthers
Ohio
Charley Winter
Lena Maxwell
Blanche Nicola
Joe MecEhinney
Ainsworth
W. H. Speheger
Chicago
Hugh McCleery
Lee Brown
Tingley
Iowa
B. F. Brown
F. L. Woodburn
Rubio
Frank Clossen
Nellie Hull
John Cannon
Washington
Miss Barnes
Bluffton
Ind
Harvey Barnes
J. F. Buxbaum
St. Louis
H. Dpd
Cherryholmes
Tom Lantz
local society notes from Washington visits and births
Sept 5 Mrs A E Spalding spent yesterday with relatives at Washington. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Wm Gardner yesterday. Miss Omi Funston was shopping at Washington yesterday. Mrs Fannie Ingham, who has spent weeks with her daughter Mrs Jas A Chambers, returned to her home at Brighton yesterday. Miss Eva Neiswanger transacted business matters at Washington yesterday.
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Wm. Gardner
Omi Funston
Washington
Fannie Ingham
Jas. A. Chambers
Brighton
Eva Neiswanger
Fresh bakery and cafe notices in town directory
Local ads note fresh cookies and bread from John Cupcakes and Johnson's bakery. Frey’s studio promotes gold medal photos. Socials announce a penny social by the Q E C at M E church on Thursday night September 5 with several residents traveling for events and visits.
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Vienna
Frey
How to Avoid Appendicitis
The notice promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation claiming it stimulates the liver and bowels and restores natural action. It warns against substitutes and states the product is mild, pleasant, and sold by all druggists.
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Orino
Nutt Heads to Winfield Then Osage Trip
Harry T. Nutt leaves for Winfield this morning and will travel to Osage, Iowa, with Jean Bb. Carden on a combined business and pleasure journey. The New Pure Food and Drug Law states Foley's Honey and Tar is not affected as it contains no opiates, and is recommended for coughs and lung troubles for children and adults. Sold by all druggists.
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Harry T. Nutt
Winfield
Jean Bb. Carden
Osage
Iowa
Anderson Visits Son in Crawfordsville Kansas
M. J. Anderson of Jewel county Kansas was a morning passenger for Crawfordsville to visit at the home of his son J. N. Anderson for a time.
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M. 1. Anderson
Jewel County
Kansas
Crawfordsville
J. N. Anderson
Warning on Kidney Trouble and Foley’s Cure
One of the worst features of kidney trouble is its insidious nature and potential fatal outcome before detection. Take Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble as it corrects irregularities and helps prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Bright
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L. J. Garcey
International Sleeping Car Company
C. Edwards
St P Petersburg
New York Times
Garecey
Marion T. Anderson
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, PusitsuEr
Washington, Iowa
Pho
Per Weer
Fred L. Stewart
Teeter
Lathrop
Richmond Road
Louis Baird
Angel
Devils
Johnson's
Elizabeth LeGill
Harvey
Kay Yager
Sigourney
John Zaring
Glen
Cotter
Spalding
Maranna & Ogle
Nichols
L. E. Switzer
E. G. Fox
Switzer
Admiral Dewey
the County News
A. E. Spalding
Johnson's Bakery
Stryker's
Harrie Horne
Ogilvie, Minn
J. A. Hillhouse
Havre
Florence Parrish
Marie E
Cade B. Shearer
M. E
Eadin’ Anithmetic
Soce
Sol Rich & Co
THE
Washington Brick and the CO
Burlington Buggy CO
Burlington
Ww. C. Ralston É Company
West Chest
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