Pure Drugs and Local Visits Mentioned in City Notices
Thiesen for pure drugs. We sell pure ice. P. H. Elfers. Scheetz's for chinaware bargains. Are you using Eaco flour. If not, try it and if not satisfied, get your money back. Joseph Scott of Chicago arrived in the city Saturday night and spent Sunday visiting with relatives and friends. Carpenters meeting. Be on deck next Tuesday evening. Townsend art studio closed Saturdays at 1 o'clock in August. Mrs. Fury of St. Louis arrived Saturday noon on the steamer Quincy for a visit at the Reppert home on West Third Street. Tickets to Iowa City for the Woodmen's picnic may be purchased Monday evening, Aug. 4 to avoid rush. Co. M. Gould. Mrs. Geo. Luckhardt departed this morning on the Western for Mt. Vernon for a visit with sisters Pearl and Hazel Pitzer. Misses Ella Reppert and May Platt, who have been visiting in St. Louis, arrived home Saturday noon on the steamer Quincy.
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Iowa City
Woodmen’s Picnic
M. Gould
Geo. Luckhardt
Mt. Vernon
Misses Pearl
Hazel Pitzer
Ella Reppert
May Platt
St. Louis
Quincy
W. L. McIintyre
Josephine McIntyre
West Third Street
Helen Blair
Davenport
Mack's Cash Grocery Opens After Refitting
Mr. C. R. Slaughter replants the former E. G. Barnard shop at Fifth and Mulberry and will open Thursday Aug 7 with a new fresh stock of groceries sold cheap for cash. Attend the opening and give Mack a benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack's Cash Grocery
C. R. Slaughter
E. G. Barnard
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
Mack
Gold Coupon Bonds Offer 4 Percent Dividends and Death Benefit
Investment notice promoting gold coupon bonds with 4 percent annual cash dividends and a mortuary dividend of 5 percent on death. Exempt from taxes and execution, with guarantees and optional payment plans. W L Strader, Kemble House Muscatine, is the contact.
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W. L. Strader
Kemble House
Muscatine
U B ladies lawn social postponed to next Wednesday
Early season plans for a lawn social at Mrs. Mull’s 1100 Mulberry Street were scotched by cold and rain and rescheduled for next Wednesday evening. Organizers promise a fine affair enjoyed by many who awaited it.
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U. B
Columbus Junction Fair and river at its lowest level
Local items note a Columbus Junction fair set for August 26 to 29 with prices on croquet sets and Wemble real estate bargains. The river has fallen to its lowest level in weeks at 5.8 feet above low water. Community notices include social events, travel plans, and upcoming meetings.
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Wemble’s
Union Services Sermon at Court Square Examines Life of Paul
Rev. L B Hix of United Brethren preached a open air union sermon at the court square. He used Paul’s life and Romans ten to urge universal salvation and duty of all to hear and spread God’s message. Evangelist Smith, once in Muscatine, now known in Washington, was noted for past success.
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L. B. Hix
United Brethren Church
Joseph N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Melpine
L. B Hix
Court Square
Paul
Hix
Israel
God
John the Baptist
Jesus
Sermon Ends with Tender Prayer and Noted Quartet
A religious service concluded with a prayer for God’s blessing on all. The congregation heard a made quartet perform with Miss Lezotte as organist. The closing quartet song drew numerous compliments for its fine rendering.
Mrs Anna Noll Dies After Long Illness At Bayfield
Mrs Anna Noll a Lake township resident for 35 years died at 6 30 PM Saturday at her home near Bayfield after a paralytic illness. Born in Hillingen Germany she was about 84. Surviving are sons German Theodore and Paul with a daughter Kate and 24 grandchildren. Funeral at St Marys church Wednesday at 9 AM.
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Anna Noll
Bayfield
Lake Township
Hillingen
Wurtemberg
Germany
German Noll
Theodore Noll
Paul Noll
New York
Kate Noll
St. Mary's Church
W R C Outing Planned at Cadies Cottage Hog Island
The Women's Reading Club members plan a Wednesday outing at Cadie and Cadie’s Hog Island cottage. They charter the steam launch Mignon and depart at 9 am, spending the day on the island with packed lunch baskets for dinner and supper.
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Cadie
Hog Island
Chicago Markets Steel Market Data and Overseas Notes
Special market dispatch from H. J. Yoher & Co. in Chicago reports open high low close prices for wheat corn oats and pork along with cattle hog and sheep receipts and pricing. Includes Kansas City Omaha and Northwest wheat receipts, visible supplies, and world market notes from Paris and Liverpool holidays.
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Tod-Y Y
Lord— RE Cians
Chicago
Wheat, Inc
Omaha
Trances Mark Meetings at North Mulberry Fairgrounds
Attendees at Mrs Woodworth Etter’s revival at North Mulberry street fairgrounds frequently enter trances during services. Some remain immobile or prostrate for hours and report visions and messages from the spirit world. Healing testimonies and distant attendance are noted as crowds travel from Letts and other areas. The evangelist and witnesses describe divinely influenced events as continued meetings are planned through the week.
Card of Thanks for Mary Hickey
The family of the late Mrs. Mary Hickey extends thanks to friends and neighbors and friends of Atalissa for kindness during illness and death.
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Mary Hickey
Atalissa
Excursion to Niagara Falls from Muscatine Ad
Advertisement notes a Niagara Falls excursion departing Muscatine with a round trip fare of 12.15 dollars. For details inquire at M. N. & S. de pot.
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Niagara Falls
Muscatine
Shaw Avoids Tariff Revision Talk After Iowa Rally
Washington August 4 Mr Shaw declined to discuss tariff revision at length after praising the Iowa Republican convention for endorsing the president and reciprocity. He opposed a partial revision pledge, urging a full list first to prevent Democrats from weaponizing any such stance. He noted tariff history from the Morrill Act to now argues against partial changes.
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Washington, D. C
Shaw
Patterson thanks friends after mother's death
Charles M. E. Patterson expresses gratitude to friends in Muscatine and nationwide for acts of kindness during the bereavement following the death of his mother Mrs. Laura L. Patterson.
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Muscatine
Laura L. Patterson
Charles M. E. Patterson
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Daily Journal
PF. X. Schaefer
Reliance Loan Co
West 2Nd Street
Joe E. Kranz
Thiesen
P. H. Elfers
Scheetz’s
Joseph Scott
Townsend Art
J.C. Thomsen
Chestnut St
A. Welk
Grocer
Jersey
Silver Leaf
Talsa
U. B. Lawn Social
Scheetz
Columbus Junction Fair
R. Blake Williams
Ft. Dodge
John F. Lincombe
Luellen Bros
East Second Street
Grand Hotel
Prudential Insurance Company
Kate
W. W. Hartman
J. A. Marion
Fred P. Hagerman
Baby
F. E. Farwell
Waverly, Iowa
August E. Othmer
B. H. Eversmeyer
E. H. King
Jessie Harmon
Geneseo
Hattie Mierel
Iowa Avenue
Iowa Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. M
Harriet Kemptner
Adams
Nichols
Mrs. Peck
Etta
Jessie Ruser
Mrs. Lachey
U. B. Lawn
Mulberry Street
Women’s Auxiliary
C. L. Stafford
Centerville
Epworth League
Mt. Pleasant
Alex. Grossheim
Frank Biles
Ella Foster
Sewing Society of the Banner Lodge
John Pfeiffer
Rev. L. B. Hix
Christ
M. C. Hayes & Company
E. 2d
W. R. C. Outing
H. J. Yoher & Co
H. E. McKay
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
London
Texas
Western
Paris
China Department
Hi. F. Barnard
East Second St
Watch Inspector
P. Ry
the Woodworth
Etter
Letts
Lady Evangelist
Shingled
Muscatine Lbr. & Box Co
West Hill
Cash Store
H. H. Sharrar
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