Cardui praised by Mount Pleasant woman for health gains
Mrs. Rail of Mount Pleasant Tennessee claims Cardui restored her health after two years of weakness and helped her daughter during puberty. She describes Cardui as safe for young and old, made from gentle plant ingredients and recommends contacting the Ladies' Advisory Dept of the medicine company in Chattanooga for home treatment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Tenn
Cardui
M. E. Rail
Eoedicine Co
Chattanooga
Convict claims hymn authorship amid Ottawa inquiry
A Canadian report states William Muelle, jailed for fraud, claims authorship of the hymn Just For Today. Arch bishop Hamilton of Ottawa has investigated and backs the claim, with a Toronto attorney to conduct full review before publicizing the attribution in the Anglican Book of Common Praise. The piece notes publication history and original verses, and adds local notices on farming prices, Synod attendance, and residents Frank Firkin and Ed Briner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
William Muelle
Kingston
Huckle
Outawa
Hyde Park
Land
Gonsut
Frank Crawley
Goodman Street
North
Rochester
N.Y
Hamilton
Ottawa
J. Eduyird Jones
Local Notes From Reinbeck Highlight Recoveries And Loss
Mrs. Glass recovers from pneumonia in Reinbeck as Mrs. Harry Retainger visits from Arlington. Avoy returns from Elma to see daughter Mrs. Lonerman. Robinsons ride to Elma with John Stewart. Anna Bennett visits Bennett parents. Ralph Williams and wife of Ocheyedan visit Reinbeck. Williams formerly lived here. Filla Burns of Courier office travels to Waterloo for appendicitis surgery. Mrs. Severance, longtime Reinbeck resident, dies leaving five children and two sons in Kentucky. Funeral Monday with Reinbeck cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Glass
Harry Retainger
Arlington
D. D
Mr.Avoy
Elma
Robert Loner-man
Robinson
John Stewart
Anna Bennett
Bennett
Ralph Willams
Ocheyedan
Williams
Filla Burns
Courier Office
Waterloo
Severance
Charlie Hartman
Louie
Josie
Kentucky
Local Notes From Janesville Area Community
In Janesville and nearby, Rev Mr Red erus was unable to preach last Sunday. The Ladies Sewing Circle will meet October 26 at Mrs C. E. Barrick’s home with Mrs F. B. Davis hosting. Mrs Wallace bought the Doge place for a home. Will Simpson drives a new trotter. Mrs Will Cooper and family left for Colorado. Will Coates accompanied them. The tile factory closed for the season with lots of tile on hand. Almer Pepin visits from Waverly where he was subpoenaed as a witness. Mrs Anna Tepin hosted members of the Atkey family. Mrs John Walker visited Shell Rock. Hugh Ballantyne harvested ripe strawberries. Henry Antes of Waverly visited a brother employed by Foyer & Myers. Mrs Sarah Boomer plans to spend winter with her son Albert, a Minnesota telegraph operator. Several farmers report corn conditions.
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Will Cooper
Colorado
Will Coates
Almer Pepin
Waverly
Anna Tepin
Atkey
John Walker
Shell Rock
Hugh Ballantyne
Henry Antes
Foyer & Myers
Sarah Boomer
Albert
Minnesota
Mra. Macker
Mra
Jacob Hohl
Ament Rogers
Waterloo
Fred Reed
Tifa
James Dalton
A. Emerson
Coulson
Wadena
Minn
Stram
Masonville
George Young
Ralph
Why
Florence Neumacher
Independence
Mre
Frank Neumacher
Wrush
Blanche
Estrella Jones
Aashua
Nanney
Marble Rock
Arthur KU
This Plies
Theo Miller
Mr. Miller
Plc. Walker
Ia S. Hovey
Lenius
Frank McClintock
Ed Porter
Nellie
Verna Toss
Dreamland Theatre
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Dr. Shimer
LaPorte City
D. A. Shimer
Nettie Bell
Chicago
Sara Sherman
Percy Haven
LaPorte
William Jenks
Gate Factory
Agnes Roth
David, Morgan
Art McCauley
Albany
Lottie Coulson
Henry Clark
Aurora
Finchford Community News Highlights Local Trips and Events
Miss Jaydin Feist returned from Pine Stone Minnesota after the summer. Kenny Dorman came back from South Dakota. Many residents attended the Dairy convention and cafe show in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs McNeal visited their daughter Mrs Frank Dewey. Miss May Sturm owns a fine pony harness and buggy. Oscar Davis visited his brother George in Dubuque. H D Miller moved and re walls his house north of town. Mrs Thomas Jordan returned from Missouri after a thirteen year absence.
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Finchford
Jaydin Feist
Pinestone
Minn
Kenny Dorman
South Dakota
Waterloo
Mrs. McNeal
Mra
Frank Dewey
May Sturm
Oscar Davis
Dubuque
George Davis
H. D. Miller
Thomas Jordan
Missouri
Highland Cemetery picnic and school events in Mount Vernon
The Highland Cemetery Association will hold a Friday picnic at the grounds with men assisting to install a cement floor in the tool house. District No. 2 pupils plan an entertainment and basket social at the schoolhouse Friday evening. Various local residents and visitors are mentioned, including visitors from Waterloo and California. A dance or concert is noted at Roses on Oct 28, and a temperance sermon at the U B church is praised.
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Mount Vernon
Fred Baskin
Edith
Waverly
Ernest Shafer
U. B
Will Cooper
Haswell
Colo
Chicago
Stewart
Geo. Cook
Seaman
Waterloo
Clarence Dickey
Art Fairburn
J. E. Moore
Birs
Thomas
Frank McKinney
Woodbine
John M McKinney
Warren Newton
Alarshalltown
Elmer Newton
Roe Lane
Rolla Cheney
Cedar Falls
Giles Leversee
Jesse Helfer
Indiana
Grandma Shaw
Janesville
Clarence Decker
Jas. Will's
Ellen Decker
Julius Weatphal
Grace McElroy
Echonln District No. 4
Maria Beshh
Fred Reinhart
Conrad Faust
Mt. Hope
Local notes from Jesup a mix of travels and departures
Mr and Mrs M A Peak host relatives from Farnhamville MD. Fred Moore and family visit. Young moves to Alvis Oklahoma for real estate work. Mr and Mrs K Fox prepare to relocate to Clarks ton Idaho after years near Jesup. A Comfort and daughter return from Hitchcock SD with William Campbell. Sidney Hacker and spouse visit Waterloo home on Sunday.
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Jesup
M. A. Peak
Fred Moore
Farnhamville
Young
Alvis
Okia
K. Fox
Clarkston
Idaho
A. Comfort and
William Campbell
Local Happenings and Visits Across Waterloo and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Hohl's family and neighbors are noted across Masonville Waterloo and nearby areas with visitors to and from Independence Waterloo and Waverly. The piece lists farm sales social visits theater workers new telegraph staff and relatives traveling between towns including Waterloo Winthrop Freeport Marble Rock and La Porte City observing community life and changes.
Clamp Clarksville Social Roundup From October
Uriah Hunt of Fessenden North Dakota visited his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Hunt in Clarksville Tuesday. Several locals traveled to Shell Rock and California on various errands while others stayed home. Sanitary drinking cups were installed in the school and Dr J L Scripture family plan a Chicago trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Uriah Hunt
Fessenden
N. D
Thomas Hunt
Henry Tackman
Waterloo
Sinclair
Presbyterian Synod
Iowa City
Paul Graham
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
A. Price
Kansas City
John Mott
Carroll Cook
Shell Rock
J. L. Reitz
California
Elva Chapin
Alf Hickle
Woolridge
Dallas
Ss. D. I
Filford
E. W. Virden
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Scripture
Jamie
Chicago
Fred Russell
Mr. Caswell
Kearney
Neb
Jennie Spencer
Waverly
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St. Louis
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C. F. Hayes
CB. A
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Canada
Charles Speer
Mr. Rederus
J. B. Johnston
F. C. Davis
Ed Briner
Fanesville, Et
Rederus
C. E. Barrick
F. B. Davis
Wallace
Doge Place
Will Simpson
Julia Meeker Rouck
Oie
Ieee
Washburn-Crosby Mills
Minneapolis
Coumrere
Golley
Barton
Burroughs
Iowa
Green Foundry
Farmace Works
Des Meimes
H. D. Bachtell
West Fourth St
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Japan
Black Hawk Bank
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