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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1902

Page

5

Wreck Destroys Rock Island Freight Train Near Muscatine

A brake beam failure derailed three cars and a caboose on Rock Island Freight No. 94 about three miles below Muscatine. Eighteen hogs were killed, one brakeman injured, a tramp escaped unharmed, and track was rebuilt by midnight. Passengers and crowds flocked to the scene as trains resumed service.

Rock Island Muscatine Rock Island Road el Paso Joe Lorber Washington Chicago Pat O’toole Letts Moore Souhterland Musserville Crossing

Reinemund Plans Big Muscatine Dry Goods Sale Opening

Muscatine's E Reinemund signs a year's ad contract in the Journal and prepares a major sale. He has merged Jackson stock at 129 West Second Street and will clear out both stocks through August before opening a new dry goods and clothing store September 1 with fresh stock and added lines.

Muscatine E. Reinemund Reinemund George B. Jackson West Second Street East Second Street Jackson

Camp Lacey Start for Camp Lacey Company C 50th Regiment I N G

Muscatine Iowa National Guard unit Camp bound with 45 men in khakis on a special Rock Island car. Detachment from Des Moines signals to join in Oskaloosa for a week long drill at Mahaska county fair grounds with four hours daily, governor’s day slated midweek.

50Th Regiment Iowa National Guard Muscatine Oskaloosa Rock Island Road Davenport Washington F. W. Bishop Harry Kern Smeenk Timm and Capps Arnold Luckhardt Davidson Hanley Norwood Schoenig Deutschman Junkin Tiecke Shoemaker Lilly Barry Art Schmidt Holcombe Garnes Madden Koenig Murrin Loyd Kopp Kennefick E. Kennefick J. Frack Parsons Ficken Mahaska County Fair Grounds Signal Corps Des Moines Fair Grounds

Local social notes and family updates from town

Mrs. S. M. Gardner travels from town after attending her mother Mrs. L. L. Patterson's funeral in the week. Mrs. Wm. Oliver Jr. mourns adopted mother Mrs. Wm. Michener of Pasadena. Mrs. Pearson sick at home worsens as Frank Pearson of Janesville arrives to stay. 84th birthday observed. Mr. and Mrs. Barrett visit Ferdinand. Benjamin Bates moves to East Fifth Street. Frank Devoe and two Chicago daughters visit relatives. Aubrey Dean returns home for vacation. Hattie Kane slowly recovering. Grandma Tobin visits. Nora Dale, severely hurt at the oatmeal mill, shows improvement with swelling subsiding.

S. M. Gardner L. L. Patterson Audubon Wm. Oliver, Jr Wm. Michener Pasadena Cal Mary V. Miller Pearson Gilman Frank Pearson Janesville Wis Frank Dildine John Barrett Ferdinand Doty Benjamin Bates Sixth Street East Fifth Street Frank Devoe Chicago A. E. Hoffman Aubrey Dean Hattie Kane Grandma Tobin Mrs. Kane Nora Dale

Local notes report injuries and greetings from neighbors

The item details a miraculous escape with minor injuries to a woman, notes on hair trimming, and visits from relatives. It mentions Mrs. Dale's sister-in-law visiting, a two week trip by Mr. and Mrs. Eyesink to Oklahoma and Kansas, and Prof. Beehm's visit with O. D. Longstreth. Also covered are illness updates for Amelia Miller and Henry Martin, sickness in Louis Chandler, upcoming occupancy for Clay Kneese’s new home, and local civic efforts to curb nuisances, drain a pond, clear gutters, and improve sidewalks and crossings.

Jake Dale Knott Central City Neb Eyesink Oklahoma Kansas Enid el Reno Lawton Beehm O. D. Longstreth State University Iowa City Helen Blair Amelia Miller Henry Martin Louis Chandler Park Place Clay Kneese Harry Wilson Riverview

Muscatine Markets Grain Practice and Flour Prices

Grain and live stock prices list Muscatine area market rates for corn oats wheat rye barley hay hogs cattle calves sheep lambs turkeys chickens eggs butter lard cheese fruit and vegetables. Retail items include flour sugar coffee tea and canned goods with varied per unit prices and package sizes.

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