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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
8
Real estate notice offers a good house and one tenth acre of ground in a desirable city area. Quick sale urged with contact urged to call Titus and Jackson at once.
A sweep of small items details sales at Scheetz’s and The Maze, regional travels, visits, and social notes. Miss Clara Rowe visits Wilton. Mrs. Waller sick at Walnut Street home. Adam Failyer and H. F. Bodman plus families travel. Local business listings include groceries, shoes, furniture, and pie sales.
Advertises ladies misses and children Oxfords in all leathers with unmatched city stock. No trouble to show goods and clearly markets the largest selection for shoppers seeking variety and value.
An ad urges ladies to buy a large all linen towel 22 by 45 inches with hemstitch and drawn thread patterns at half price. Previously not sold under 50c, now offered to each customer for 2c on Saturday August Yth, with a limit of one per customer.
Mr and Mrs Charles Henderson of Park Place welcome a 10 pound boy born Monday the 4th. Eagle lodge No 10 held a meeting at Workman hall East Second street. Mrs Hans Mohnsen and guests visited Mohnsen cottage on Geneva island. Paul Noll of Brooklyn returned for a death in the family and will stay a few days. G A Funck left for Chicago on the El Paso Flyer and Western to Nichols for return trip and visit with relatives.
The ad shows Titus and Jackson offering house sales for a modest cash payment with long time on the balance. It emphasizes a no-rent option and extended payment terms for buyers.
Five three ice cream flavors including strawberry peach and vanilla sold at Hackers. Mr and Mrs Roy Reiley of Walpole visited the city as business guests. Ladies took a launch ride to the Eversmeyer place on the island. Prepared for Sunday dinner at Mack s cash grocery Fifth and Mulberry. Townsend art studio to close Saturdays at 1 pm in August. Workmen spent yesterday at Geneva Island on a cottage project for Mr Anson. Zu Zu snaps Nabisco wafers Tweeda ginger wafers Zwiebak Malta biscuits and Shredded wheat biscuits at St John s.
Charles W. Conaway sustained a dislocated right shoulder and two arm fractures when a loosened trap door collapsed while he played with his Davenport niece at 113 West Second Street. A physician reduced the dislocation and treated him. he rested poorly overnight but improved today and remains at home for recovery.
Investment ad from Titus and Jackson touts first mortgage loans as the safest investment after years without losses and invites readers with money to invest to contact them.
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