New Manual on Fish Food Guides Muscatine Fishermen
Dr. E H King welcomes the United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries manual A Manual of Fish Culture A practical guide on proper foods for hatchery fish including maggots and small maggots for young fish methods to control odors and summer storage other foods like mussels larvae middlings flour and salt alewives and fresh fish as optional feeds The book promises to become a key resource for fishermen and will be available at the Musser Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struc
King Oil Co
TWE International Exchange Bank
el Paso
Tex
First National Bank of
Beaumont
Citizens’ Rational Bank of
Rosenberg Bank of
H. H. Arnold
West Second Street
Muscatine
Iowa
Surrouding
E. H. King
Manuel
United States Commission of Fish and Fisheries
United States
New
Musser Public Library
Cedar Rapids
King
Passengers named in morning local column
Miss Kate Weingart and Irene Zettler traveled this morning to West Liberty and Wilton. Mrs. J. A. Stephens and Mrs. L. E. Brown went to Letts to visit at the Noah Letts home. Agnes Weynand and Frank headed to West Liberty for a week with a brother. Ernest Ruckdeschel arrived from Rock Island and planned Cotter after visiting. May Hesser rode the Western to Nichols. Paul Mittlander went to Iowa City. Laura Junkin visited at the Brandenburg cottage near Fairport. Miss McClane returned home after camp. Mrs. Bahm left Wilton for Cohimbute Junction. Mrs. Welch and her two children head to Colorado Springs for two months. Hattie McArthur and daughter Helen sail to Washington for two weeks. Marie Foley and Nellie Foley go to Iowa City. Nellie to stay two weeks. Agnes Manthey and two nieces visit Wilton. Frank McAvoy sought a correction about cruelty to an animal case. Ethan Barnett, night operator, is replaced by J. H. Buchanan from Fairfield. Ethan travels to Letts on the Firefly. The day operator change for Carl Ware is expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Barnett
J. H. Buchanan
Fairfield
Ethan
Letts
West
Carl Ware
Special Plea Extension Announces Two Months More
The notice grants an extension of two months to accommodate those who wish to take advantage of the pleas. It provides added time for filing and compliance, aiming to ease access to the relief offered.
Cubans Freedom Highlighted on February Fifteenth 1902
The article recalls Cuban struggles and world attention as February fifteenth 1902 nears. It promotes Iodo antiseptic powder as relief for wounds and ailments, noting quick pain relief and healing with a price of 25 cents per box.
Street Car Company Sells Evening Fares
The Street Car Company offered eight fares for 25 cents each evening from 7:30 to 11:30, excluding Sundays Wednesdays and Saturdays. The July program saw many citizens take advantage, though not as many as hoped, and the plan was extended to meet growing demand.
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Ant
West Liberty Notes and Local People
West Liberty August reports include Aunt Sallie Cowgill visiting from West Branch and many locals visiting relatives in Cass Lake Minnesota. Mrs Conrad Hormel dies near town. funeral Friday at 2 pm. Community updates cover visitors from Lincoln Illinois and Oskaloosa, camp meeting reports, and a birthday surprise for Mrs Louisa Jackson with gifts and refreshments.
Weltz Family Heads to Colorado Springs
Mrs. George Weltz and sons Raymond and Lesley left for two months in Colorado Springs, traveling with Mr Weltz to West Liberty where they boarded the Rocky Mountain Flyer. Fire at the McKee button factory leaves workers laid off as the plant is partially destroyed. A child of Henry Elfers is injured when struck by a wagon during a local incident.
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George Weltz
Raymond
Lesley
Colorado Springs
Weltz
West Liberty
J. E. Hoopes
Wm. Johnson
John Stocker
Cedar Rapids
McKee
Dina Hull
Myrtle
Randoph
Kansas
A. T Rehmel
Burling
Henry Elfers
Between Boyhood and Manhood in a Youth
A reflection on the transition from boy to man stressing this period as the most trying time. It notes rapid changes in tastes and uncertainty about future profession, urging patience from teachers and parents. It cites O S Marden and emphasizes how impressions then shape lifelong choices.
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O. S. Marden
Diet for Hot Weather While Maintaining Comfort
The article advises reducing fats and butter during hot weather and eating easily digestible foods. It recommends one meat meal per day and a breakfast with Grape-Nuts and cream, Postum cereal coffee, juice, fruit, and whole wheat bread with light butter. The plan aims to maintain comfort and should be kept through hot days.
Rambler Russell A Alger Recounts Humble Lumber Start
In a reminiscence, Russell A Alger recalls leaving a brigadier general’s post after the Civil War with little money. He describes sleeping rough in a log cabin a hundred miles from rail, trekking timber by foot, and crediting his wife for shouldering early hardships in Detroit and the woods, both backing his lumber venture.
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Russell A. Alger
Detroit
Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A Chamberlain remedy for cholera and diarrhoea boasts a worldwide reputation for cures. Marketed as pleasant and safe to take, the product is available at all druggists.
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Chamberlain's Coke
Reduced Rates for Major Meetings and Expositions via B C R N
Reduced round trip rates offered from all Iowa points to the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Iowa brigade encampments in Cedar Rapids August 11 15 and other events including Triennial Conclave Knights Temp lar in Louisville August 27 31 National Encampment G A R in Cleveland September 10 14 Pan American exposition Buffalo and home seekers excursions. Contact Jno G Farmer AG for territory time limits and tickets from Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Iowa Brigade
Uniform Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Knights Templar
Louisville
Cleveland
Buffalo
N. Y
Callon
Jno. G. Farmer, AG. Pee Te
B.C. R
N. Ry
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Texas
Daily Journal
John A. Robbins
Glover
McBride & Cope’s
City Drug Store
W. E. Battey
Kate Weingart
Irene Zettler
Wilton
J. A. Stephens
Noah Letts
L. E. Brown
Agnes Weynand
Frank
Ernest Ruckdeschel
Rock Island
Cotter
Mist May Hesser
E. W. Krebs
East Second Street
Nichols
J.W. Weidlein
Columbus Junction
E. L. Kempner
East Fifth Street
Paul Mittlander
Iowa City
Laura Junkin
Brandenburg Cottage
Fairport
J. M. McClane
Marengo
O. A. Bahm
Hattie McArthur
Helen
Washington
Miss Marie Foley
Nellie
Miss Marie
Agnes Manthey
Joseph Manthey
Frank McAvoy
Harry Phillips
Bowman
McAvoy
John H. Funk, Nie Serwet
C. F
C. F. Cadle
J. H. Munroe & Son
J. H. Munroe
Pearl City Panitorium Club
Joe T. Cosgrove
Iowa Avenue
G. A. Pierson
Peter Olsen
East 6Th
6Th
Orange
Sallie Cowgill
West Branch
B. H. Smith
East Third Street
S. E. Jelly
Yocum
R. H. McCampbell
J. A. McCampbell
Cass Lake
Minn
Ella
Miss Allin
Conrad Hormel
James Emmons
Lincoln, II
W. L. Gibson
Esther
B. A. Nichols
Chester Baxter
A. A. Aiken
Perry Nixon
Geo. Bleeg
E. C. Nichols
Geo. Herr
Robert Brooks
Geo. Hormel
Mince
Oskaloosa
J. E. Newsom
L B. Schreckengast
Peoria
Myrtle Creese
Louisa Jackson
Fourth Street
Doe Waki
Jack
Round Oak
Reuwad Oak
Jacob Fisch & Son
Caser Trina
Musserville
Michigan
THE
Exposition
Grant Avenue
Hotel Grant
C. B. Fuller
N. Beacon
Meni Iowa
McBride @ Cope
J. J. Haw ‘Camp
G. A. Riemcke
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