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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1902

Page

5

Bond Approved for Internal Revenue Chief Kemble in Burlington

Collector John M. Kemble reports official notice of bond approval and an upcoming transfer on May 1 under the new bond. News notes seven stamp offices will send in supplies for rechecking, with offices to close the following week. Repeal of war taxes lists numerous duties and reductions including spirits, tobacco, and cigar taxes.

Internal Revenue John M. Kemble Burlington Davenport Clinton Keokuk Ottumwa Des Moines Council Bluffs Muscatine Kemble Washington

Paine's Celery Compound Promoted as Supreme Health Cure

An advocacy notice urges readers to use Paine's Celery Compound to restore strength and health, warning against unreliable pills and nervines. It claims the remedy restores exhausted nerves, purifies blood, and builds a run down system, urging readers to choose the genuine product with its name on bottle and wrap.

Dr. Phelps Paine

Estates face legacy tax for pre July 1 1902 deaths

The text states that estates of individuals who died before July 1 1902 are subject to the legacy tax even if distribution occurs after that date, and liabilities or red accrued prior to repeal are unaffected.

Bad Day on the River Delays Captain Blair at Keithsburg

Captain Blair remained at Keithsburg with the Helen Blair as river conditions worsened. He reported hazardous navigation and near wrecks near the Keithsburg bridge, with high waves and ice breakers, forcing an unscheduled stop for the night before reaching the city around 10:30 this forenoon.

Blair Keithsburg Helen Blair Eithsburg

Local Tonics Guarantee Refunds for Cough Medicine

A group led by Nesper & Co announces a refund guarantee on Green's Warranted Sq. up of Tar and a 5-cent bottle to prove satisfaction. Signatories include J. J. Havercamp G. A. Riemcke W. B. Barkalow and J. T. Keuchmar.

Nesper & Co J. J. Havercamp G. A. Riemcke W. B. Barkalow J.T. Keuchmar

For Sale A 3 Story Business Building in San Jose

A three story commercial building is offered for sale at 213 East 2nd Street with potential for investment. The listing notes an associated address Fr Gerdes 51 No 6th Street in San Jose California.

E. 2Nd Street Gerdes No. 6Th Street San Jose California

Case Settlement in Daw son v Wilson Ends abruptly

Court observers gather as Nellie Dawson versus John W. Wilson for 15000 damages ends in settlement with both sides withdrawing petition and answer. Proceedings shift to Peter Bigalow versus David Brunson with jury selection continuing from a lower court.

Court House Nellie Dawson John W. Wilson Peter Bigalow David Brunson

Button Cutters Union Holds Large City Meeting

The Button Cutters Union of this city met at Lange's hall and aims to become one of the largest unions. About 150 of roughly 7 to 800 local workers have signed the charter, with signup open until mid May. Regular Tuesday meetings begin, plus a smoker next week. Officers include William Hillmer president and J W Rost vice president. trustees are Rufus Jones Morris Concannon and Joe Freeman. Delegates to Trades Assembly and Label League named.

Button Cutters Union Lange's Hall Uny City Button Workers’ Union William Hillmer J. W. Rost Tieo. Schneider Tieo. Schneider. Financial Secretary—Soame Amlong Mason Reck Rolly Summitt Outer Guard Ed. Huber M. R. Thompson Rufus Jones Morris Concannon Joe Freeman Trades Assembly Soame Amlong Lone Harker Clyde Potter George Schneider Jacob Bieber Label League George Royster O. C. Wilson Joe Phillips

Fifty Years with the Journal A. T. Miller Remembers Start

A. T. Miller of South Muscatine marks fifty years as a Journal reader. He recalls pulling the Washington hand press lever as a boy for five cents and notes the shift to the Hoe press. Miller, a long resident and Civil War era veteran, remains robust and proud of the paper’s progress.

A. T. Miller South Muscatine Journal Washington Miller Tme

P. E. O. Society Founder From Muscatine Highlighted

Chicago Record-Herald profiles the P. E. O. society with photos of its organizers. Mrs. C. L. Stafford of Muscatine is named as one of the original seven organizers. The group formed in 1889 at Iowa Wesleyan University Mt Pleasant and now spans Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas and other western states.

Chicago Record-Herald P. E. O. Society Muscatine C. L. Stafford Iowa Wesleyan University Mt. Pleasant Iowa Nebraska Missouri Kansas Chicago

Wood Family Thankful For Kindness During Illness

The Wood family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during their father Daniel T. Wood and John Wood’s illness and passing.

Daniel T. Wood John Wood

Passover Observed as Hebrew Year 5662 Begins in Wis City

The observance of Passover begins with Monday evening services led by Rabbi Bleeden in Wis City. Families light the Sabbath lamp and gather for the traditional Seder, recalling the Exodus and praying for Israel's restoration and the Messiah. The 14th of Abib marks the lamb sacrifice, with unleavened bread and bitter herbs served for seven days.

Wis Bleeden Israel Pharoah Elijah Temple Jerusalem

Columbus Junction news round up April 23

Wilson Sidwell passes through from West Branch. Archie Welton will finish school elsewhere. A Christian Endeavor Society forms at Reformed church. Three Italian gentlemen performed music on the streets. Mrs. R. Klotz listed as sick. Columbus City commencement set for next Friday. Velma Gray and Hattie Wagner visit Mrs. E. B. Tucker. Veda Clark leaves Safeguard for Marengo Republican. Mrs. W. P. Paugh and Mrs. F. G. Coffin travel to Muscatine. Local interest in a boy violinist Florizell concert at Muscatine tonight. L M. Lane of Floral Studio mentioned.

Columbus Junction Wilson Sidwell West Branch Archie Welton Missouri Christian Endeavor Society The Reformed Church R. Klotz Columbus City Velma Gray Cedar Falls Hattie Wagner Grandview E. B. Tucker Veda Clark Safeguard Marengo Republican Marengo W. P. Paugh F. G. Coffin Muscatine Florizell L M. Lane Floral Studio

Letts Opens Thursday Gallery Branch This Week

Letts announces a new photograph gallery branch opening in Letts with weekly Thursday hours. The space will be open each Thursday moving forward, inviting visitors to view contemporary photography in a dedicated gallery setting.

Letts

National League Baseball Results and Schedule Note

Yesterday's results show Boston 7 New York 3 and Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 1 with Pittsburg 4 Cincinnati 3. Today games include Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburg. Western League opens at Colorado Springs Denver Omaha and Des Moines with optimistic outlooks for minor league season.

Boston New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Pittsburg Cincinnati Detroit Chicago Cleveland St. Louis Baltimore Washington St. Joseph Colorado Springs Denver Omaha Des Moines

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