The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-08-23
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DIR. Colby. Dentist. over Younker's.
Smoke Bevering's Bob White" SC.
DIR. Frank NJ. Fuller has been
called out Of the city on business.
"A marriage license was issued to-
day to Miss Lucinda c. Hamilton and
henry E. Miller, both of Keokuk.
There were many indications last
night OF coming rain, but all signs
fail In dry weather and not drop
fell.
The Keokuk baseball team goes
to Burlington tomorrow and to Jack
sonville Friday. Upon the games
played this week depends the chances
OF Keokuk for the pennant.
William Jennings Bryan stopped
at Quincy this morning. taking lunch
at the lunch counter there. No one
was on hand to greet the noted
marathon presidential runner.
The Elks camp which has been
popular place for the members OF
the order for month. came to q
close today, the paraphenalia being
brought back to the city and stored
away to be put into use next sum-
mer.
An information was filed today
in the court OF n. c. Landes by Julia
Croskery against Mary Kelley. charg.
Ing the defendant with disturbing the
peace by using indecent language In
the presence Of plaintiff and her
daughter.
There viii be special train te
the Kahoka fair on Thursday. Sep
TENDER 2, 1909. leaving union station
at 1880. arriving a. fair grounds
Kahoka. at 100, In time for the
races. returning leaves grounds al
6:45. arriving at Keokuk at 7:s5.
| An information was fled thi:
morning in the justice court Of H. C
Landes against Jenny BechtoId II
which she is charged with threaten
Ing to commit bodily harm to Mandy
Belanis. The trial Is set for tomor
row morning. The defendant lives al
GIT South Fifth street
IS. B. Bond. who was naturalizet
IN this city on October 10. 1856. is nov
living in Portland. Oregon. and ha.
lost his naturalization papers. HI
has written to the Judge of the SD
nerior court for copy OF them
which viii be furnished BIZ Cleri
James Breheny.
The proper preservation OF fooi
FOR future consumption apparent,
appeals so strongly to the Nationa
Association for the Promotion o
Public Health that the organization
has issued q small volume dealins
exhaustiveIy with the various phases
Ios the subject The volume trace
the history Of the storing Of food
from earliest times to the present
| and presents 3 symposium Of opinion.
from various authorities IN which Il,
present status OF the National Fox
Law is upheld The work, which sp
pears to have been carefully done, s
frankly in opposition to many rcpr
lar beliefs upon its subject aud re
J because OF that win doubtless serTl
i TO throw considerable light upon n
controversy that now exists with Re
) gard 70 certain rressrrztives. an.
i which all thinking individuals hzv
, come to regard as : p1rely CONNIE,
cial campaign carried On and kep
alive hy the advertisers EoEeTe,
: the small book VII doubtless serv
, TO clear UP some points IN oonrecrtor
| with the food question. and Il Is vel
supplied with 3 listed bshlicg rarty c
authorities setting forth al the e
perinentstion with the p-eservssiv
In question II IS interesting also :
I note that various authorities AZ
, quoted who hare been supposed 70 3
: analterahiy opposed 10 The p-ess1
{ governmental endorsement q and =
2 situda toward food p-sservzsiTes
5 among them DR.. Ha-veY W. wusT.
resume Of the bIhliog-aphy wouI
seem to uphold the findings OF thos
chemists who Ind I'd objection 10 II
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