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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1909

Page

2

Mrs Sarah Corwin Dies After Heat At Muscatine Home

Mrs Sarah Maria Corwin aged 97 years and 14 days died at 11 PM in the Muscatine home of her son George H. Corwin due to heat and old age. Born Sarah M Trime in New Jersey she long resided in Muscatine County and was active in the Island Methodist church. She leaves three daughters Mrs Alice McDermont Mrs Julia Loy and Mrs Caroline Fitzsimmons. Funeral arrangements not announced.

Sarah Maria Corwin George H. Corwin Chestnut and Fourth Streets Island Methodist Church Corwin Sarah M. Trime Harvey Corwin New Jersey Muscatine County Alice MecDermont Long Peach Cal Julia Loy Eads Col Caroline Fitzsimmons Wendell Idaho

Fall Fashion Forecast Highlights Plaids and Blues

The article notes men will favor plaids English valour and striped blue serges this fall and winter. Light blue suits with silk corded edges lead trends with valours expected to be popular among young buyers. Dark blue conservative suits remain common and sales are expected brisk in local stores.

Middle West

Crop Conditions Slightly Better Across United States Aug 1 1909

United States crop conditions on August 1 1909 were slightly higher than 1908 and above the ten year average. Acres cultivated rose about 1.6 percent. Winter wheat spring wheat corn oats rye flax grapes improved while barley potatoes stayed above last year but dipped vs. the ten year average. Tobacco sweet potatoes improved vs. average but below last year. Some crops lagged: cotton rye buckwheat apples. Regional summaries show varied results with North Atlantic and South Central below average while North Central and far western states exceeded averages.

United States North Atlantic New York Pennsylvania North Central States Mississippi River Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin North Central South Atlantic South Central Far Western

Local Notes From Blue Grass and Surrounding Areas

Blue Grass column reports George Plett of Pleasant Prairie seen on Monday afternoon. Miss Ora L Willits and Davenport friends stayed at J C Watts home Sunday. Georgiana Bancke recovering under Dr Vandervere care. Mrs I T Balluff home after Davenport visit. Mr and Mrs O A Bohnsack hosted Killduff relatives. Anna Wagner and daughters visited Adam Dipple home. Elsie Wunder returned from Muscatine trip. William Saltan called to Davenport for niece Hoefeld funeral. Adam Drumm overheated last week.

Blue Grass George Plett Pleasant Prairie Ora L. Willits Davenport J. C. Watts Georgiana Bancke Vandervere I. T. Balluff O. A. Bohnsack Henry Agar Killduff Iowa Anna Wagner Adam Dipple Elsie Wunder Muscatine William Saltan Hoefeld Ellery Baencks Adam Drumm

Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Promoted as Safe Remedy

The advertisement touts Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam as a universal remedy for Diarrhoea Dysentery Cholera Morbus and related illnesses. It claims the product is safe effective non constipating and has cured millions over 63 years with simple directions. Priced 35c for a bottle or 1 for 1.00.

Wakefield

Luther League Convention Set At Roland Iowa

The sixth annual Luther League of Iowa convention will be held August 24 to 26 at Salem Lutheran church Roland. Rev H F Martin former Grace English Lutheran pastor will preside. Prominent Iowa English Lutheran leaders will attend with programs including sermons addresses and papers on church service and youth ministry.

Luther League of Iowa Salem Lutheran Church Roland English Lutheran Church of Iowa Muscatine H. F. Martin Grace English Lutheran Church L. J. Skromme Pres L. L. of Iowa Salem Choir A. B. Leamer W. H. Blancke N. J. Lohre L. W. Roe O. E. Schlanbusch Rev. L. Harrisville Linda

Local visitors and community notes from Lincoln Iowa

In Lincoln Aug 11 neighbors and relatives share visits with Solon and Tiffin families. Mrs. Reynolds Ella of Tiffin and Mrs. Stark Davenport are visiting local homes. Minnie Hauri leaves for Des Moines and St Charles for weeks. A group from the vicinity enjoys a Sunday at the Iowa river.

Lincoln Kahout Solon Amiel Perczek Reynolds Ella Tiffin George Leiland Stark Davenport Claus Lutze John Burr Claus Lutz Minnie P. Hauri Minnie Hauri Des Moines St. Charles Oscar Wiese Iowa River

Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold with Honey and Tar

A. S. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports a three month summer cold with hay fever symptoms improved by Foley’s Honey and Tar after other medicines failed. His wife also used it successfully. Endorsed by A W Morgan druggist.

A. S. Nusbaum Batesville Indiana Foley A. W. Morgan

Alum in cucumbers spurs food safety crusade

Dr. Harvey W. Wiley heads a campaign against embalmed cucumbers and gherkins treated with alum. He says withered cukes receive alum injections, making spoiled pickles appear fresh. The food and drug inspection board has debated alum as a preservative but has not issued a ruling.

Harvey W. Wiley Agricultural Department Board of Food and Drug Inspection

Pine Creek Social News and Local Happenings

Miss Frances Missel of Pine Creek attended the Chautauqua in Muscatine on Sunday. Mrs. August Kemper made a business trip to Fairport on Saturday. Miss Nellie Fix and her brother Clarence visited Muscatine Wednesday. Ed Lantz has returned from near Blue Grass to Industry IL to spend winter with his parents. Mr and Mrs Gus Brussart welcomed an eleven pound boy. Lydia Kretschmer and Davenport friends narrowly escaped injury when a horse backed a Pine Mill bridge, their buggy wrecked but they were unhurt aside from fright.

Pine Creek Frances Missel Muscatine August Kemper Fairport Nellie Fix Clarence Ed. Lantz Blue Grass Industry Gus. Brussart Lydia Kretschmer Davenport

Sunday 10 Open at Boulder Colorado

Rev Wm A Sunday plans first meeting after summer rest in Boulder Colorado starting August 22 with a 500 voice choir. A theater manager seeks an injunction to move the tabernacle farther from the opera house amid university city scrutiny. Community notices follow about meetings visits and local events.

Wm. A Boulder Col Boulder Theater State University of Colorado

Local social notes from Bloomington and surrounding areas

Rev and Mrs Schoemaker of Men ezike Michigan and Mrs Esmoke and children visit Bloomington families this week. Verda Johnson returns from Davenport after a relatives visit. E H Collins attends Springdale quarterly meeting. Join Negus departs for an extended western trip to Seattle Exposition Vancouver and return via Canadian Pacific. A surprise party for Verda Johnson gathers about 30 youths. James Roseman and Ed Riek involved in local affairs.

Bloomington W. R. Schoemaker Menezike Michigan Orie Esmoke Harold Alice Mildred Marian Indendence Iowa W.S. Miller Verda Johnson Davenport E. H. Collins Springdale Join Ne James Roseman Ed. Riek

Fredonia Residents Attend Expositions and Visits

Fredonia Iowa residents share social visits and outings with relatives in Rock Island Davenport Muscatine Letts and Trenton. The notes mention Mrs Effie Skipton Mr Fred Wagner and families plus Miss Pearl Townsley Eva Bedwell and Frank Mulligan group activities and chautauqua attendance.

Fredonia Fred Wagner Flossie Ina Rock Island Effie Skipton Harry Winfield Stella Morford Oasis Eva Bedwell Nellore Lee Pearl Townsley Letts Bedwell Muscatine Rob Lee Wapello Earl Bedwell Lon Diller Willis Diller Trenton Delia Mulligan Rob S. Curtis and Baby Raleigh, N. C E.S. Curtis Chautauqua

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Remedy Gains Wide Trust

The text praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for bowel complaints. It claims it relieves pain and suffering and saves more lives than any other remedy, suitable for children and adults.

Also Mentioned on This Page

ITEN L. Iten & Sons Clinton Snow White Bakery Sarah Corwin George H. Cor Blackberry Citizens’ Railway & Light Co Luther League Luther Grace Lutheran Will Clara Grove C. O. Solberg Tatania Mong Sneedville, Tenn Cardus DR. Wiley Muscatine Lumber & Box Co The South Muscatine Fuel CO Colorado Tabernacle East Hill Stortz’s Maria Hoopes Mary Harker A. G. Woods C. E St. Paul, Minn Friend’s Church D. Jayne DR. D. Jayne A. L. Pierson Mulberry Ave East Second Street GEO. W. Fisher Mulberry Garage E. P. Day
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