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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1901

Page

5

Muscatine Knights Prepare for Cedar Rapids Convention

The Muscatine Knights of Pythias travel to Cedar Rapids Monday for the state convention to back J. M. Butler for grand master at arms. Butler is favored, with Otto Tierney contender from Dubuque. Cedar Rapids gears up with “Camp Cedar” tents, Uniform Rank focus, and a large parade planned for the grand lodge gathering amid extensive fraternal activities.

Muscatine Knights of Pythias Cedar Rapids J. M. Butler Otto Tierney Dubuque Butler Iowa Camp Cedar Fillmore School Uniform Bank Paul H. McBeth Iowa Brigade McBeth Miller S. D Hawkeye

Fire Hits Yonder Store Wrecking Stock in Muscatine

A late night blaze at the Yonder store in Muscatine damaged nearly all stock by smoke and water. Proprietor L M Churchill says insurance around 6000 dollars will not cover losses and aims to reopen once cleaned up after fire crews battled the flames.

Yonder Central Business District L. M. Churchill Second Street Mr. Churchill Churchill Fred Leu Scheetz Muscatine

Wilton Camp Meeting Opens With District Conference

Wilton Camp Ground August 6 opening day featured the district conference chaired by presiding elder J C W Coxe. Clergy from the district attended as Rev Fitzsimmons preached to the conference and Rev Newsom led the evening service with altar exercises by Rev Hal.

Wilton Camp Ground J. C. W. Coxe Fitzsimmons Blue Grass Newsom West Liberty Hal Wilton

Postum Coffee Demonstration Impresses Family Friends

Myra J Tuller of 1023 Troost Ave Kansas City Missouri recounts how she swapped Postum Food Coffee for regular coffee during visits with three male friends and two daughters. The brew was boiled twenty minutes and praised as flavorful, convincing the mother to adopt the switch.

Myra J Tuller Troost Ave Kansas City

Wapello Social Notes Among Local Families

Wapello residents and visitors are listed with short notes on visits, reunions, trips, and gatherings across August. Dr Burrell and family from Moline, sister visits, picnics at Bodecker’s Grove, trips to Morning Sun and Mediapolis, and a Pan-American Exposition trip are noted along with local social events at Spits Eagle lake and Henry Otto’s gathering.

Wapello Burrell Lea Bandy Grace Castle Quince Roberts Mediapolis Tom Williams Winfield Arthur Springer Hortense Hunt Ethyl McCullough Spits Eagle Lake R. D. McCullough Chicago Carrie Blanchard Hve J. M. Guthrie Muscatine Myerholtze Ruby Rippey Arthur Bettler Ora Herrick Louis Otto Alberta Stephens Clarence Young Ada Stephens Harry Snyder Louisa Zewan Raymond Davison Talma Sellers John Deth Alice Butler Ross Dethl Lela Rhodes Harold Davison Louis Rhodes

Band Concert Tonight in Court Square

Pauchet's band met in regular rehearsal last evening and arranged an excellent program for a concert at the court square this evening. Part 1 includes Victorious America March, Overture La Aubers Fra Divola Spanish Fantasia, Regatta March, The Chicken Brigade, Part II features Patriots Polka, Nacht Waltzes, Fantasia March, The Colored Wedding, and Whistling Rufus.

Pauchet Court Square America la Aubers Divola Jd. M. Missud L. van Baer Lee Johnson J. Strauss H. O. Wheeler Savrendran Rufus K. Mills

Diamond to Line Steamers Headed by Quincy and St Paul

The Quincy and St Paul passenger steamers sail Muscatine for St Louis and St Paul with northbound departures at 7 a m on select Aug dates and southbound at 11 30 a m on listed Aug dates. For details contact W G Block agent Muscatine Iowa.

Quincy St. Paul Muscatine St Louis W. G. Block Iowa

River Forecast Indicates Slow Fall on Mississippi

River forecast ending 8 a m August 10 1901 predicts the Mississippi River will continue to fall slowly between Dubuque and Muscatine as reported in the River Bulletin.

M. Pank Mississippi Dubuque Muscatine

Misses Dixon Benedict Visit Delda McCoy in Oak Grove

The Misses Ida Dixon and Mary Benedict spent Wednesday with Delda McCoy of the Oak Grove neighborhood.

Ida Dixon Mary Benedict Delda McCoy Oak Grove

Waste in Cooking by British Economist and Housekeeping Failures

Professor Marshall estimates 500000000 dollars yearly waste by British working classes in items that do not improve happiness. A British Association address warns food waste alone could justify that figure. US figures cite over a thousand million dollars yearly waste from poor cooking.

Marshall British Association United States William Mathews

Buffalo Pan-American Return Fare at $13.00

Nickel Plate road offers $13.00 for Buffalo Pan-American round trip with ten day return window. Dow rates apply for 15 and 30 day limits Chicago to Buffalo. Tickets available at John Y. Callahan general agent 111 Adams St Chicago and Chicago city ticket office 111 Adams Street. Returns via lowest rates to all points east.

Nickel Plate Road Dow Chicago Buffalo Wreturn John Y. Callahan Adams St Central Chicago City Adams Street

Al Wagner Admits Redmen Lodge Induction

A. H. Wagner of the Oriental explained his reddened face by saying he was invited into the Redmen lodge last night. A friend noted he preferred standing, but Al said the initiation work was all right.

A. H. Wagner the Oriental Redmen Lodge

Reverend Elliott Travels to Summer Assembly

Reverend Joseph T. Elliott rode the Firefly to Chicago this morning and will proceed to Winona Indiana to attend the Presbyterian Summer Assembly and Bible school for the next two weeks.

Joseph T. Elliott Chicago Winona Ind Presbyterian

Hay Market Advances Amid Volatile Prices In Local Market

Hay prices rose in the local market with Tim othy hitting 13.00 per ton while other towns show as high as 17.00. Calves remain weak at 3.00 though likely to rise. vegetables climb especially small white onions to 12.00 per bushel. Fruit prices firm across the market as seasonable levels persist.

Timothy Davenport Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Graham

Muscatine Markets Prices on Produce and Livestock

Market figures show prices for produce grains fruits and live stock. Items include corn oats rye barley and hay with varied rates. beef pork and poultry values. dairy butter eggs and lard plus fish and coal prices.

Illinois

Nominating list by Mr Harter shocks Chicago Record

Mr Harter drew up a district wide list of preferred federal office holders after Cleveland's election. He privately submitted the names to Cleveland, offering reasons but indicating no objection to others. The list then appeared in local papers with a note that only those named would be considered.

Oliver W. Stewart Chicago Wilton I. B. Schreckengast Washington Thomas Pool Letts Stewart General Conference of the M. E. Church Harter Cleveland

Man Without a Past Noted in Boston Courier Quip

The Boston Courier quotes a quip by Adam celebrating being a man without a past. He jokes about lacking foolish actions, debts, lies, and social troubles, and even escaping danger from a bicycle ridden by a woman in bloomers.

Adam Boston Courier

Ancient Egyptian Garden Layouts and Sacred Lakes

The article notes Egyptian landscape gardening used the Nile to create artificial lakes for leisure and ritual. It cites three garden plans including Mergieat Tell el Amaron and describes Karnak’s sec lake whose purpose remains uncertain. Egyptologist de Morgen plans to pump out the sacred Karac lake at Assuan to reveal its secrets.

Mergieat Tell el Amaron Karnak de Morgen Karac Assuan

Nickel Plate Low Fare to Buffalo Round Trip Offer

Nickel Plate road announces exceptionally low rates for Buffalo round trips with tickets valid for 10 and 15 days. The promotion encourages travel between local depots and Buffalo, offering affordable options for short and extended trips.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Muscatine Knights Wonder Store Bear Wilton Camp Meeting Marshall's E. G. Barnard Mulberry Street Eee Akan Eee McCall’s Leibbrand, Ryan & Co East Second Street Diamond A. m River Bulletin Buffalo Pan-American Oscar Grossheim East 2Nd St Electric Railway Central Local Market Today Muscatine Markets Hara Pocahontas East Mackey’s Model Co Man Buffalo Pan American Ness Iron Orian Tomor
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