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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1907

Page

6

Accidental Gun Discharge Kills Youth Friend

A 18 year old, Clayton G McConnaha, was accidentally killed when Charles Garvin fired a double barreled shotgun during a prank on Cedar river near Moscow township. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death. Funeral services will be held at Klein cemetery after the victim’s burial.

Charles Garvin Clayton McConnaha Grant McConnaha Clayton Charles Reed Cedar River Allen Reed Janey McConnaha Judge Coster W. S. Norton Cedar Valley Clayton G. M. McConnaha Moscow Township Clayton G. McConnaha Klein Cemetery

Social visitors and departures in Wilton area

Wilton notices a steady stream of visitors and travelers with Louis Essex family and Viola Meyers from St. Louis visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Kaufman. Gertie and Maude Moriarty depart Redfield after a month with Mrs. Henderson. Other residents return from Muscatine Cedar Rapids Burlington Eldon Glidden St Paul and Minnesota trips.

H. G. Stevens Fred Ruth Muscatine Mary Tower Jennie Wright Burlington Dc. van Zandt A. C. Turner Chicago Ashcraft B. C. Ludlow W. D. Harris Lou Trevellyan Eldon Jim Walker T. P. Russel Thos. Raynor J. M. Rider Cedar Rapids Anna Brown Mrs. Dunkel Glidden Faye Dunkel St. Paul Maude Marshall Geo. Holzhauer Elizabeth Holzhauer Laverne, Minn Pipestone Minn Gordon Klein

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy Ad

A dated advertisement touts Chamberlain's medicine as a reliable cure for colic cholera and diarrhea. It cites long-time dealer support, thousands of testimonials, physician use, and life-saving claims, priced at a quarter.

Local residents return from visits and travels

A string of Muscatine area residents wrap up visits with relatives and friends. Miss Freda Reese heads to Wrayville Illinois for a few weeks with Mrs Henry Meyers. Others travel to Cambridge Illinois Avoca to see relatives. Several locals report illness and recovery while many spend Sundays visiting in Muscatine Davenport and Rock Island.

Fred Agnew Fullerton Nebr D. G. Agnew Freda Reese Wrayville Ill Henry Meyers Clifford Cresswell Will Lee Muscatine Will Derby Avoca C. W. Derby Cambridge H. L. Perrey Tom Killion Ed. Mark Little Daughter Town City Florence Johnston Piggott Hazel A. W. Bannick Ella Bannick Tipton Kate Crietz Alvin Burton F. A. Maurer Arion J. L. Maurer John Thede Pearl Maurer Nellie Duncan Will Fred Kaufman Atalissa J. W. Wilson Davenport

Attempted Wreck of Pittsburg Flyer Near Hiram

An attempt was made to derail the Pittsburg Flyer on the Erie line between Hiram and Garretsville. A tree trunk was dragged onto the track and chained down. section men discovered the obstruction during the night.

Hiram Ohio Pittsburg Erie Road Here Garretsville

Clam Prospector Report Narrows River Prospects

South Muscatine residents note that Illinois and Iroquois rivers yield insufficient shells for clamming. R. Wright and Mike Wilhite spent months aboard a boat surveying the waters and found no abundant clams. They concluded the prior idea of hidden stocks was unfounded as clams are scarce. Guy White and daughter Lillie of Burlington, Indiana visit friends a few days.

R. Wright Mike Wilhite Ilinois Mr. Wright Mr. Wilhite Guy White Lillie Burlington, In

Girl Hurt by Wood Sliver in Woodshed Accident

A young girl, Agusta Knobb, daughter of Cris Knobb, was struck on the head by a falling stick while tossing wood in a woodshed. She received medical care for a severe scalp wound. Also noted are local moves by Andy Butcher family and J B Weekly, Dan Harris infant illness, and Mrs L M LeRoy visiting from Dubuque.

Agusta Knobb Cris Knobb Andy Butcher Hoopes Hahn Dan Harris L. M. LeRoy Dubuque J. B. Weekly Phillips Street Oregon Ross Triff

Dingle Hurt Lifting Railroad Ties In South Muscatine

Dingle section hand three miles south of the city was injured when a heavy railroad tie struck his head. A large gash was cut and washed and dressed by the attending physician. He rested easier that evening. the injury is not serious and he has worked for the railroad for months. Also notes I J McElroy and C M DuBouy visiting the city on business.

A Dingle South Muscatine I. J. McElroy C. M. DuBouy Davenport

Champions Pushed Off Perch In Rivalry Baseball Clash

New York Yankees routed the Chicago White Sox 8 to 4 in a pennant race game. Pitchers faltered for Chicago as Walsh steadied the Yankees late, while New York built a early three-run surge and held on to deny Chicago a comeback.

New York White Sox Highlanders Sox Walsh Yankees Chicago Ill Cubs West Side Giants

Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues

National League results include Chicago four, New York five, St. Louis two, Philadelphia five, Cincinnati-Boston on wet grounds, Pittsburg-Brooklyn rained out. American League games show Washington two to two Detroit eight to five New York eight Chicago four and Philadelphia six twelve Cleveland two six Boston three St. Louis two twelve innings. Minor leagues report Bloomington two Cedar Rapids eight Springfield six Rock Island nine Peoria four Dubuque zero Decatur three Clinton two eleven innings. Iowa League Keokuk five Quincy six Ottumwa two Marshalltown two end of ninth to allow train. Burlington three Jacksonville nine Oskaloosa five Waterloo six.

Springfield Rock Island Decatur Peoria Ewan Ve Cedar Rapids Clinton Bloomington Seer Senes Dubuque Chicago New York St. Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Pittsburg Brooklyn Washington Detroit Cleveland Keokuk Quincy Ottumwa Marshalltown Burlington Jacksonville Oskaloosa Waterloo

Markets Update From Chicago BoT and Produce Market

Chicago markets report today include wheat and corn prices with May September and December bids, pork lard ribs hogs and cattle futures, receipts and ranges. Live stock futures, butter eggs poultry and vegetables list current cash prices and daily car counts for wheat oats corn hogs and beef.

Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report

Butter remained steady with creameries at 20c to 24c and dairies at 18 1/4c to 29c. Eggs stayed steady at 14c to 16c. Commodity quotes reflect a quiet market in Chicago on August 6.

Chicago Ill

Poultry Market Report from Chicago August 6

Chicago Ill Aug 6 Poultry market steady turkey prices at 12 cents chickens and springs at 12 cents and 1 1/2 cents respectively buyers and sellers aligned in a stable trading day with no abnormal price shifts noted in the Chicago market report.

Chicago Chicago, Ill

New York Poultry Market Report

New York market data for August 6 shows alive poultry quiet with chickens 16 cents, fowls 14 cents, turkeys 11 cents. Dressed stock steady with broilers 17 to 20 cents, turkeys 10 to 15 cents, fowls 12 to 15 cents.

New York

New York Produce Market Prices Report

New York August 6 Wheat for September delivery 98 cents per bushel. Corn quoted at 63 4/9 cents per bushel. Market items show price movements for staples at the New York Produce Market.

New York

Sports Pairings For Today Across Major Leagues

New York faces Chicago while Brooklyn battles Pittsburgh. Boston plays Cincinnati in two games with Chicago visiting New York. Detroit meets Washington and Cleveland hosts Philadelphia as St. Louis visits Boston.

New York Butter and Egg Marketsteady Prices

New York August 6 Butter and Eggs market remained steady with butter and eggs unchanged from prior levels. Local buyers and sellers reported no change in price contact, with market activity stable and quiet.

New York

St Louis Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices

St Louis market bulletin lists wheat at 87 and a half cents for September, corn at 52 and a half cents, and oats at 40 cents per bushel. The notice records August 6 figures from the St Louis market.

St. Louis

Peoria Produce Market Bulletin

Peoria Illinois notes corn prices at No 3 grade trading around 54 to 54.tec with market activity recorded on August 6 at the local produce exchange.

Peoria Ill

Market Quotes For Oats Corn Wheat And More

Corn Market 55 cents per bushel oats 40 to 42 cents wheat 75 to 80 cents retail Cracked corn 1.35 per cwt popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 per cwt shelled 1.40 to 1.75 per cwrt per peck 30 cents Bran 1.10 to 1.15 per cwt Oil meal 1.60 Shorts 1.15 to 1.20 Barley 45 to 50 cents Dealers price Country eggs 13 cents retail Chop feed 1.35 hay 10 to 12 dollars Butter farmers market 16 to 18 cents retail 20 to 22 cents Muscatine Produce Co Fresh eggs per case 3.90 per dozen 13 cents Butter packing stock 18 cents per pound delivered here

Muscatine Produce Co

Not the Same Bill

Not the Same Bill recounts Sir John Astley’s reluctant Lincolnshire candidacy and a village Isle of Artolue audience question. He admits limited political knowledge yet jokes about Sir Wilfrid Lawson’s silver bill, then quips his own liquor bill was likewise sizeable last year.

Sir John Astley Lincolnshire Isle of Artolue Wilfrid Lawson John

Crown of Thorns plant legends across Europe

The Holly is linked to Christdorn in Germany as the crown of thorns source. France claims the hawthorn called the noble thorn. Spain attributes it to the bramble and an old Scots legend to thistle blades. England lore cites the climbing rose as the plant chosen by persecutors.

Germany France Spain England

Enthusiasm as the true force behind victory

A brief aphorism-laden reflection on enthusiasm as the contagious core of achievement. It argues sincerity and belief drive outcomes, likening enthusiasm to a force that moves inanimate things and sways even beasts. The passage quotes Bulwer Lytton on the essential role of fervor.

Orpheus Bulwer Lytton

Roche fou cauld inspires blunt self critique

A terse maxim suggests if we had no failings ourselves we would not take pleasure in exposing others. The remark frames human hypocrisy and self awareness in a blunt moral vignette.

Roche Fou

Man With Dandruff Urges ZEMO Cure

A headline promotes ZEMO as a dandruff cure. It claims ZE1 destroys the germ causing disease, stops itching instantly, prevents hair loss, and leaves the scalp clean and healthy. Sold by A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.

A. W. Morgan West Second Street

Rail Schedule Effective June 9 1907 East and Southwest Routes

Rock Island system announces timetable changes with trains Davenport Chicago Nos 12 50 4 88 2 and Ups Southwest Nos 3 49 11 89 1 including California Special and local freight services. Arrival and departure times listed for morning and afternoon runs.

Rock Island System Davenport Chicago California Washington, Oskaloosa Kansas City Ap Worth Dee Scoveces

Train Schedule Excerpt for Muscatine Wilton Branch 1905

Railway timetable shows arrivals and departures at Muscatine and Wilton with multiple daily trains including No. 500 6:25 am and No. 504 10:15 pm. It notes Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway in effect April 9, 1905, and indicates some freight trains carry passengers with times such as 5:30 pm and 11:44 pm.

Muscatine Wilton B. Peruomene

Train Schedule Notes for Muscatine Area Routes

Train timetable fragment lists southbound and northbound departures from Muscatine and nearby lines including Round House Hahn's Switch Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction with connections to Iowa Central C R I P and Burlington lines. Some entries include times and repeated placeholder text.

South Bound Muscatine Round House Habo’s Switch Liam Fruitland Eoee Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction Hahn’s Frustland Haho’s Etrick Junction Iowa Central Wapelo Burlington Fruitland Eleick Junction Hahn's

White Collar Line Summer Schedule Turbulent Booking

Carnival City Packet Co announces the White Collar Line weekly schedule with steamers Helen Blair and Columbia serving Daven port on weekdays at 6 30 a m and Sundays at 4 30 a m. The Bur VWOGING route runs at 8 30 p m with Burlington arrival at 9 15 a m next day. Rates and information available from WH BLOCK CO agents.

White Collar Line Helen Blair Columbia Davenpot Davenport Burlington Block CO

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clayton McCon Naha C. Garvin Garvin Trigger Reed Chamberlain South Muscatine News R. Wright and Illinois South End Dingle CHAM Rally Ye Oide Jack Taylor Roger Breshnahan Devlin National League Pet Sistines Thee Seer L. Pet Fee Pvesess W. L. Pet Miner & Co Chicago Board of Trade H. J. Frenzel Park Timothy Tll Springs Oly Roosters C. Ducks Geese—fc Turkies Air Philo Hay Spec. Co Newark N. J Bestenlehner Riemcke Bride & Cope Nesper Muscatine Markets Dandruff Attorneys AT Law Frank L. Bihlmeier Telephone Iowa Hershey State Bank Henry Jayne Wm. Hofman Hofman Wm. B. Jayne Jayne & Hoffman Lowa Avenue Journal Ofice G. M. Titus Titus & Jackson Iowa Ave Thos. Brown Ofice First National Bank BP. Ingham H. D. Horst West Second Street Carskaddan W. D. Burk Pepper Burk & Pepper Ofte J. Muscatine Cocsencs W. S. Underdonk Wilton Trains Chicago, Angre & ST. Paul Railway Seeeeeas Muscatine North & South Carnival City Packet Co
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