Passenger movements and medical remedies in Cedar Rapids
Henry Jayne and J Scott Blackwell traveled yesterday afternoon to Cedar Rapids and Colorado Springs respectively. Prof L G Focht transacted business in the city and returned by the afternoon train. Burdock Blood Bitters is promoted as a health aid for a clear head and vigorous body. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil is advertised as a safe remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jayne
Cedar Rapids
J. Scott Blackwell
L. G. Focht
Wilton
Burdock
Wilton trips noted for several local residents
Contractor Wm M Kincaid and Mr and Mrs Peter Townley rode to Wilton yesterday afternoon. Attorney Wm D Burk traveled to Cedar Rapids for a convention. Mrs M J Bell visited from Storm Lake. Other locals also listed as passengers on the Wilton line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Kincaid
Wilton
Peter Townley
Wm. D. Burk
Cedar Rapids
M. J. Bell
Silas Johnson
Storm Lake
G. F. Eyrich
City
Ternoon
Eyrichen R
Davenport
Mrs. E
Maren
River Carnival Planned for Davenport August 14
Local launch owners from Davenport Muscatine and Quad Cities receive invitation to a grand river carnival with evening parade and races on August 14. Prizes include a $50 loving cup and a silk flag, with a meeting at Harper House to form a boat owners association and arrange boat care. The event coincides with the Modern Woodmen Picnic in Rock Island and features a full program at Black Hawk Watch Tower including prize drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Missisippi River
Quincy
St. Paul
Tri-Cities
Tenth Congressional District Picnic Association of
Illinois
Rock Island
Harper House
Quinck
Black Hawk Watch Tower
M. T. Stevens
C. O. McCullough
E. E. Murphy
Gascan
Richard Yate Piscan
Wekce
B. F. Knox
Snae
A. R. Talbott
Letters Unclaimed at Macatine Post Office Iowa 1901
Weekly list showing remaining unclaimed mail at Macatine Iowa with both men and women names. Letters include Wm Benzoin W Burrows M Fearns W B Hostetter Henry Meyer Ira Porter S E Rogers L Morte H Spencer Carl Troiison Whale Wilson and ladies Miss Alice Baker Mrs W M Meyers Mrs Lucy Braoks Partridge Miss Mary Schmidt Mrs Emma Sherry Miss Effie Wilson. Advertised letters require claimants to say Advertised. Wm L Roach P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macatine
Iowa
Wm. Benzoin
Wm. Burrows
M. Fearns
W. B. Hostetter
Henry Meyer, Jr
Ira Porter
S. E. Rogers
L. Morte
H. Spencer
Carl Troiison
Whale & Wilson
Alice Baker
W. M. Meyers
Lucy Braoks Partridge
Mary Schmidt
Street Car Eight Fares For 25 Cents Extended
The Street Car Company extends a July plan offering eight fares for 25 cents each evening from 7:30 to 11:30 except Sundays Wednesdays and Saturdays. The scheme proved popular though below expectations as July progress.
West Liberty Social Notes and Local Visits
West Liberty during August sees visits from twins Miss Gertrude Cline of Canton Illinois and Mrs I Ann Pinegree. Others include Miss Sara Henderson from Salt Lake City and Leona Hollingsworth of Iowa City. News covers local greetings, Epworth League meeting, hay wagon ride, a mower accident, and letters from Spearfish South Dakota and Redstone Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
I Ann Pinegree
Gertrude Cline
Canton
Illinois
Sara Henderson
Salt Lake City
Kersey Holmes
Kearney
Nebraska
Maine
C. A. Ball
Leona Hollingsworth
Iowa City
Esther Harrison
Erwin
Esther Deemer
Des Moines
Nettie Hendrickson
Samuel Hendrickson
East Third Street
Elmer Anderson
Lucy Evans
Ohio
Charles Evans
Hoxie
Kansas
W. C. Evans
West Sixth Street
Grant Nichols
W. L. Gibson
Ivah
Lincoln
Epworth League
Ella
Martha McGuire
Charles Brown
Cedar Valley
Mra
Spearfish
Deadwood
N. C. Ganse
Redstone
Colorado
Oil Sprinkling Trials May Reform Railroad Dust Control
Northwestern Railway tests oil on ballast between Melrose and Elmhurst show dust reduction at 70 mph after oiling. Photos document condition before and after, with 2,000 gallons of oil per mile used. If successful, other railroads including via Muscatine may adopt the method for dusty, gravel beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Northwestern
Northwestern Railway
Melrose
Elmhurst
Galena
Overland Limited
Cravel
Church Committees Named in Fourth Quarterly Conference
The First Methodist Church held its Fourth Quarterly Conference in the church parlor. Officers were elected and standing committees formed for the coming year, including Board of Stewards led by J. B. Hunt and A. S. Millett as Recording Steward, with a full slate of district trustees, missions, education, temperance, and church extension committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Board of Stewards
J. B. Hunt
C. O. Hurd
A. F. Demorest
J. E. Howe
J. M. Kemble
E. O. Burnside
M. O. Standwood
J. H. Kendig
H. H. Arnold
T. C. Price
R. M. Chase
A.S. Millett
L. O. Steninger
A. S. Millett
John Rice
A. Davidson
P. W. Francis
J. S. Patten
P. M. Musser
John Mahin
Peter Musser
C. W. Smith
D. W. Jackson
Anna Morrison
J. H W. Kendig
Rebecca Miller
W. S. Peasley
M. O. Stanwood
Emma Mahin
Anna Jepson
Temperance
D. V. Jackson
Elmer Batterson
J. M. Beck
C. F. Nevius
Freedman's Aid
Joe Cheneweth
Judge Brainnen
J. A. McCorm
P. M. Mercier
Pleasant View Notes Farm Life And Travel
Pleasant View notes thinning grain reports fair yields. Clark Cocklin and wife return to Muscatine after a week with daughter Mrs. L Krahl. David and Edward Stineman depart for Pipestone Minn for remainder of summer. Mrs. J P Stineman visits aunt Mrs Sue Bick near Grandview. Wm Thompson wife I Ryan and family visit Al Freg on the Island on Sunday. Mr and Mrs F Boston stay with J P Stineman family. L A Krahl and wife visit F Gast Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Cocklin
Muscatine
L. Krahl
David
Edward Stineman
Pipestone
Minn
J. P. Stineman
Sue Bick
Grandview
Wm. Thompson
I. Ryan
al. Freg
It’s Free If It Fails to Cure Pile Remedy Ad
An advertisement by J. J. Havercamp promotes a pile cure with a written guarantee no cure equals no pay. It mentions a 50 cent price and free samples, highlighting a “great pile cure” and a free pile pipe with each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector
J. J. Havercamp
Cubans Free February Fifteenth Parade of Strife
The text speaks of Cubans gaining freedom on February 15 1902 amid war and politics. It notes global concern over humanity's struggles and extols Iodo as an antiseptic powder healing wounds ulcers and sores. It mentions price 25 cents per box and availability from druggists.
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Daily Journal
John A. Robbins
Olds Block
Glover
McBride & Cope’s
City Drug Store
W. E. Battey
Croup
Thomas
Fred Daut
Colorado Springs
Ely
Am Bal
NASA
Soieieseatie m
Mai
NLY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
E. L. Kempner
East Fifth Street
Dean
Clara Parker
Minnie Ricketts
Ilinois
Grinnell
Catine
Muscatine Yachtmen
Charles Mc. Hugh
W. D. Petersen
Roy Bowlby
Woodmen
Journal
Wants
Marcus G. Shantz
Rahway
N. J
Franklin Freeman
Dover
N. H
Cts
Ely Brothers
Warren St
Hay
Philo
Keuchman’s
Havercamp’s
McBride & CO
Nesper & CO
Riemcke
Mulberry
Coad & Morgan's
M. E. Church
Pleasant View
THE
Exposition
Take West
Grant Avenue
Grant
J. Carskaddia
Pres
B.doughert
Chas. Page Casaler Capital
Wirst National Bank Bulilts
Hershey State
Lowa
W Francis
Pic
Henry Jarne
Vice
Pres LG
Burnett Oasis
Sart Hershey Eddy
Mira Hershey
P. W. Prancis
Keary Jayne
L. Murnett
Rea Estate Security
Cook, Musser
Banking and
Iowa Ave
Muscatine, Iowa
First Nation's Bank
Owa
S. G. Stein
S. M. Hughes
S.G. Stein
D. V Jackson
J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
Carskaddan
Sawyer
S M Hughes
Foreign Exchange
Ant Sol
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