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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
6
West Liberty April 24. The first annual banquet of the men of the M. E. church attracted 100 guests in the church basement. A reception committee welcomed attendees, the Ladies' Aid served a full supper, and C. G. Pratt acted as toastmaster.
The text lists symptoms including fatigue memory problems irritability dullness and low energy. It questions if these reflect nervousness despondency and low self confidence with physical signs such as reddened eyes and skin issues.
A Chicago physician advertises cures for diseases of men including syphilis gonorrhea and nervous debility. He asserts perfect results in cases neglected or misdiagnosed and promises free confidential consultation at 145 Oakwood Blvd Chicago.
A reliable advertorial notice announces Hale's Household Ointment as a permanent cure for itching burning and obstinate skin diseases. Relief begins on first application and complete cure follows with a clean pleasant formula containing no grease or oil available at drug stores for 25 cents direct from Kenyon & Thomas Adams N Y.
Mrs Geo Cavanaugh and children of Bard along with Miss Dora Dickey of Columbus Junction visited their sister Mrs W B Lowe in Sandy Grove. Several relatives and friends were noted visiting for Easter weekend with brief mentions of travel and family gatherings across Bard, Letts, Fredonia and Columbus Junction.
The fiftieth annual session of Iowa Classis Synod of the Interior of the Reformed Church in the United States will convene at Lone Tree Iowa from April 29 to May 3, 1908. The four days’ convention gathers church leaders for the meeting to discuss church affairs and conduct official business.
The schedule for the Iowa Classis gathering runs April 29 to May 3 with sessions in Tipton Wilton Lisbon and Cedar Rapids. It covers sermons devotional services addresses on church and community relations and youth programs and lists minister participants along with open public sessions. Also a short notice praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for lame shoulders available from druggists.
Laurel Hill notes a busy spell with guests from Wilton Durant and Davenport. Local residents attend church events, visit relatives, report illnesses and a broken arm while several travelers return from Easter visits and Muscatine trips.
Miss Alma De Camp was a west bound passenger Saturday evening. Miss Vesta Strouse of Fredonia arrives to visit relatives. Miss Margaret Holmes of Muscatine returns to Green Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Schillig of Davenport visit their son C. E. Schillig. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kemp visit Letts relatives. The Kinsleys of Muscatine visit the Newkirk home. Delmar Craddock of Muscatine spends days with aunt Mrs. J. Adams. Miss Bertha Hoyt returns to Stewart C after a week with Hoyt parents. Theo Drake calls on Grandview. The Countrimans and Miss Kneese of Muscatine visit the Maysonholder home near Letts. Miss Hildred Hintermeister visits friends in Muscatine. Roy Kemp and wife spend Sunday with Grandview relatives. Superintendent F. M. Witer of Muscatine visits Fruitland township schools.
Sealed proposals due April 30 1908 by the Muscatine City Recorder for sewerage improvements in Sub-sewerage District No 13 Main Sewerage District No 1. Includes 2143 feet of 8 inch pipe 487 feet of 10 inch pipe 2385 feet of 12 inch pipe 2 2 feet 15 inch pipe 420 feet of storm connections 14 manholes 17 receiving basins. Payment by bonds or city cash after completion. Bids must include $500 bond and be submitted in envelopes. City Council to award bids April 30 1908 at 7 30 pm.
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