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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1907

Page

8

Third Annual Pre Inventory Sale of Pi ano Pianos

Rudolf Piano Co misordered twelve pianos from New York offering a机会 for buyers. The pianos retail at 260 dollars instead of 350 with nearly 50 dollar below price. McGammon upright second hand piano offered at 155 dollars. Pianos guaranteed in condition.

Rudolf Piano Co New York Rudolf

Prices Cut on Square Pianos and Organs Draw Laughing Point

Prices on square pianos and organs are reduced to a laughing point. The article notes dramatic discounts and consumer curiosity as sales events unfold across shops and showrooms.

Sale Offer Warns of Clearout to Finish Inventory

A terse notice promises buyer advantage in a sale to close out all instruments before inventory, asserting competitive prices to complete the work. Announcement emphasizes decisive action and potential savings for purchasers.

Local News and Short Travels Across Iowa Towns

Local briefs note Graff selling drugs. Mrs P Pence and son Malcom leave Delta for home. Mrs Mary Chatfield heads to Nichols for a brief visit. Mrs N Purcell leaves for Riceville to visit friends. J W Willford travels to Ottumwa for a few days with relatives. Dr Kiaffenbach dentist operates above Leysen's shoe. Mrs F E Phentson of Burlington visits Mrs E Ingham. Arleigh Ruckdeschel and Alfred Wagener plan a Burlington visit. Bestenlehner's advertises AntiGermine for germ and insect kill. Nora Goedner departs for Webster City after a few days in the city.

Kate Garard Roy Washington

Flour ad and local society notes fill city news

Visitors and residents traverse the region with several departures and arrivals including Miss Elma Mason from Columbus Junction and Miss Zeda Spiker from Washington Ia. The column notes social events, shop ads for Thormann button saws and Rambler autos, and travel of Mrs. Mentley, Mrs. Wallace, and others between Columbus Junction Des Moines St Louis New York and St Paul.

Zeda Spiker Washington, Ia Revi P. M. Conant East Sixth Street

Hair Dressers Reassure Muscatine on Return of Hair

The Hair Dressers announce that ladies who entrusted their hair will receive it back in a few days. They state 18 years of service in Muscatine with satisfactory work and deny leaving the city. Signed by Mrs. M. Bechtold and Hattie Kletzker of The Hair Dressers at Grand Hotel.

C. A. Wallace Charles Trenton J. B. Jarvis East Seventh Street S. Eason Scranton S. Tombore Iowa City C. Hetzel West Second Street China Department Muscatine Mrs. M. Bechtold Hattie Kletzker Grand Hotel

Plans Revealed for New Post Office Building Layout

Specifications describe a 100 by 50 foot building on a 140 by 50 foot lot with a swing room 21 by 30 feet for carriers, a southeast shower toilet, central heating, rear fuel storage, and top floor storage. Grass plots, flower beds, and a macadam access road from Fourth street are planned, with trees boxed to protect them during grading.

Fourth Street

Only Half a Crop in Hungary Harvest Falls in 1907

Budapest reports harvest returns indicate crops will be about half the 1906 total. Grapes are also expected to fail, raising fears of distress across the country.

Hungary Budapest Ariz

Correction issued by Des Moines paper on Heinly death facts

The Register and Leader of Des Moines corrects a Muscatine dispatch about Milton M. Heinly stating he died July 29 at Bellevue hospital Muscatine Ia. He lived at Fairport farmed and stock raised owning 500 acres. He was Civil War wounded and died of blood poisoning from a hand wound. He left three sisters, a daughter Vera Heinly, and a site donation for a German Lutheran church.

Register and Leader Des Moines Milton Heinly Heinly Milton M. Heinly Muscatine Bellevue Hospital United States Vera Heinly Chicago Fairport Mr. Heinly

Miss Heinly in a True Light Before State Friends

A social note highlights Miss Heinly presenting herself in favorable company among friends across the state, signaling her likable public image.

Miss Heinly

Funeral for James Lawless at St Matthias Church

The funeral of the late James Lawless will be held from St Matthias Church Friday morning at 3 o'clock. Rev Father F J Leonard will have charge of the services.

James Lawless St. Matthias Church F. J. Leonard

Also Mentioned on This Page

H. Schmidt & Son Mee Graff P. Pence Son Malcom Delta, Ia Mary Chatfield Grandview Nichols N. Purcell Riceville J. W. Willford Ottumwa Dr. Kiaffenbach Leysen’s F. E. Phentson Burlington This City E. Ingham East Ninth Street Arleigh Ruckdeschel Alfred Wagener Bestenlehner’s Nora Goedner Webster City E. C. Peto Mt. Pleasant Gertrude Williams W. L. Lane West Third Street Thormann Thormann Mfg Co Fred Wittiman Joseph Weise Bayfield Minnie Headley East 4Th Street Columbus Junction Chautauqua Belle Thompson Keswick F. A. Towers Horton Kan Michigan City Ind A. B. Clapp G. M. Mendenhall Bob Taylor Jackson Electric Supply Co Joseph Mentley St. Louis Quincy Katherine Dunlavy Chillicothe F. Dugan Mill Street Linder’s Delicatessen Clara Wagner Hershey Avenue Emma Stineman Seventh Street St. Paul Ethel Sheeley Montezuma May Aleda Barger Lindsay F. Ashcraft & Son Iowa Avenue Ellis Parker Butler Elsie N. Y J. L. McColm Mr. Butler W. H. Green Greenville Wellman Jardiniere Boston Buck’s and Stewart Muscatine Produce CO Orange and Third Street Death Mr. Heinley Wilson E Store
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