Hershey Box Co Rumor and City Plans on Dewey Avenue
A report suggests Mississippi Box Co may buy Hershey saw mill while Hershey delays mill start. City plans to remove a Dewey avenue switch and opposed by Island gardeners shipping 500 cars yearly. Also notes Sash and Door Co building work and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sash & Door Co
Mammoth
Grandview Avenue
Henry Link
Rock Island
Dewey Avenue
Mississippi River Forecast May 1 1902 Glow
The Mississippi River will rise slowly below Dubuque and stay nearly stationary between LeClaire and Muscatine as of Thursday morning May 1 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Dubuque
LeClaire
Muscatine
Great Western Cereal seeks elevator painting bids
The Great Western Cereal Company calls for proposals to paint its elevator this spring. For specifications, contact the local office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Great Western Cereal Company
Men Wanted at South Muscatine Lumber Company
Job advertisement seeking men to pull lumber at South Muscatine Lumber Company with immediate application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Union is Complete and May 1 Change at Iowa Central M S L
Officials in Peoria finalize the consolidation of the Iowa Central and Minneapolis and St. Louis with May 1 as the transfer date. Edwin Hawley will be president of both roads with L F Day as vice president and general manager. George S Battey resigns as general passenger agent. A B Cutts to head passenger department. Rock Island reports near completion of its Davenport to Muscatine double track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Central
Minneapolis and
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Edwin Hawley
L. F. Day
Battey
George 8S
Minneapolis & St. Louis
A. B. Cutts
Peoria
Iowa Central Road
Fairport
Muscatine
Wyoming Hill
City Delays Grant for Through-City Bridge Project
Road work continues with double tracking at the Mad Creek bridge and the bridge over the slough near Hershey pumping station. No city council grant has been approved yet to fund a through-city route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Mad Creek
Slough
Hershey
Obituary: Thomas S Parvin Dies in Los Angeles at 69
Thomas S. Parvin, age 69, formerly of Muscatine, died April 18 1902 on the Pacific coast. He was the son of Hon. John A Parvin, married to Jane B Harker, and leaves two sons Josiah R and Boaz B in or near Los Angeles. He served in the 35th Iowa Volunteers Co A under Kee ler and was remembered as a loyal soldier and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas S. Parvin
Muscatine
Pacific Coast
Marshall Farnsworth
Bethuel W. Earll
Tom” Parvin
John A. Parvin
Iowa
Tom
Jane B. Harker
I. N. Harker
Sweetland Township
Notable Decline in J L Collins Raises Hopes
Columbus Junction Iowa April 30 Mrs Hattie Gelatt rode from Muscatine Tuesday morning Rev Williams former Presbyterian pastor of this city changed cars at Columbus Junction for Oxford F D Miller a Muscatine salesman for J W Farwell Chicago was in town J L Collins is worse again doctor has given up all hope of recovery His niece Miss Anna Jordan of Maloy Iowa arrived Monday night Miss Crilley of Chicago expected today Mrs Julia Williams exhausted by caregiving ill Eldorado restaurant again changed hands Roy Dunham sold to Roy Parsons and Clint Coffin Mr and Mrs Chas Edmundson came from West Branch yesterday and changed cars for Ainsworth Mrs Edmundson formerly Miss Alice Coggeshall of West Branch N T Hendrick and Tom Brown Morning Sun passengers Tuesday evening Miss Steinmetz Muscatine arrived last evening visiting Mrs W P Paugh Mrs Noah Lets Chicago arrived this morning Mrs Duncan niece of the late Mrs J L Collins goes home today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Collins
Columbus Junction
Hattie Gelatt
Muscatine
Tev. Williams
Presbyterian Church
Oxford
F. D. Miller
J. W. Farwell
Chicago
Anna Jordan
Maloy
Miss Crilley
Julia Williams
Eldorado
Roy Dunham
Roy Parsons
Clint Coffin
Chas. Edmundson
West Branch
Ainsworth
Edmundson
Alice Coggeshall
N. T. Hendrick
Tom Brown
Morning Sun
Steinmetz
W. P. Paugh
Noah Letts
Duncan
Pythians Hear R B Huff Speak On Knightly Friendship
R B Huff of Muscatine spoke in Washington Monday evening to the local Knights of Pythias about Pythianism. A charter member of his Muscatine lodge and a Knight for twenty years he praised the order for its friendship and sociability. After the talk a luncheon and phonographic music program followed, and the event drew an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Huff
Washington
Knights of Pythias
Washington Journal
K. of P
Muscatine
K. of Ps
Huff
Pythias
Pat
Order
Phonographic Music
Frank Webb
American Telephone and Telegraph seeks Muscatine franchise
Public notice states the American Telephone and Telegraph Company of Iowa will apply to Muscatine City Council for an ordinance franchise to construct operate and maintain telephone and telegraph lines on city streets and public places. The council will grant after publication as required by law. Charles D M Cole dated April 15 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company of Iowa
City of Muscatine
Iowa
Charles D. M. Cole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hersheys
Journal Musserville Correspondent
Mississippi Box CO
Hershey Saw Mill
Hershey Co
Cracker
Sash & Door Company
Musserville News
M. E
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
N. M. Stark
Milwaukee
W. C. Knight
Cedar County
Edith Rosenmund
Rosenmund
Mersney Avenue
Sue
Robert Wroth
Charlie Blanchard
Rip Sawyer
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
OWA Farms
Finest Running Rose
GEO, Kranz
North Mulberry Street
Pycamore Street
Shriners
W. J. Young
Davenport
W. J. Young, Jr
Diamond
Boat House
H. Johnson Dean
George Titus
Fred Nesper
Commercial
Geo. M. Titus
John W. McKee
Geo. B. Jackson
Fred T. Nesper
Ft. Madison
Moline
Maquoketa
Cedar Rapids
River Bulletin
Arrang
Geo. S. Bat
Tey
Columbus Junction News
Haviland
Cay
Buhl
Ssencnenessnene
EF. A. Neidig
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Hinkel
Flannery
Joe Wilson
J. Wilson
Sedconp St
East Uth St
Peter Olson