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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

2

Hog cholera devastates Seventy Six township losses in county

Hog cholera has been prevalent in Seventy Six township with losses running into thousands of dollars. Cedar township also reports considerable losses but the disease is retreating. Farmers spent hundreds on preventive measures and vaccination saved much of the herd. Heavy losers include James O Toole, Joseph O Brien, James O Brien, Pat tele O Toole, Edward Cody and Joseph Furlong.

Seventy-Six Cedar Township James O'Toole Joseph O'Brien James O’brien Pattele O'Toole Edward Cody Joseph Furlong

Galesburg Man Dies At Bellevue Hospital

T. B. Cochran of Galesburg Illinois died after a brief illness at Bellevue Hospital aged 79. His son T. B. Cochran Jr of Kansas City Missouri attended him. Embalming was done by N W Moyers. body to be taken to Galesburg for interment. He had worked for a local morning newspaper prior to illness.

T. 8 Cochran Galesburg Ill Bellevue Hospital Cochran, Jr Kansas City N. W

Large passenger boat Emma Barrows near completion

A large passenger boat named Emma Barrows, built by G W Barrows and captained by C F Barrows, nears completion within ten days. The 60 foot craft, designed for weekly trips from New Boston Bay to Muscatine, features a 20 horsepower engine, an eight foot paddle wheel, two large cabins, a spacious engine room, and a 28 000 pound tonnage capacity for passengers.

G. W. Barrows Moline Chicago Detroit Barrows Niver Louis Vaper Emma Ragwar New Boston Bay Muscatine Sayg Barrow's Point

Beauty recipes for hair removal and skin care

A vintage home beauty column shares a delatone paste method to remove facial hair briefly, plus a homemade Mayaton lotion mix said to soothe skin. It touts a clear, shining complexion and notes the lotion blends with skin and reduces oiliness while remaining discreet.

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Funeral at home this evening for Woodmen of America member

The funeral will be held at 7 o'clock this evening at the home conducted by Rev. M. B. Reusch pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. Early tomorrow the funeral cortege will travel across country to Cranston where the burial will take place.

Woodmen of America M. B. Reusch Methodist Epiogopal Church Cranston

West Liberty Man Dies After Appendicitis Operation

West Liberty Iowa Aug 14 Anderson Chatman 53 a well known county resident formerly of Muscatine died at University hospital Iowa City after a second operation for a relapse from an appendicitis wound. He had moved from Muscatine two years ago and worked as a vent engineer at the pumping station. He was thrice married leaving a son Floyd and two stepchildren Burt and Ina Garrison. He also leaves a sister in California. He belonged to the Christian church and Modern.

West Liberty Anderson Chatman Muscatine University Hospital Iowa City Chatman Bessia Brookhart John Chatman Walker Iowa Christian Church

Father John's Medicine Ad Offers Nutritional Rebuild

An old ad proclaims Father John's Medicine as pure nourishment for the weak and run down, claiming it rebuilds wasted tissue with easily absorbed elements. It urges readers to mail $1 to Lowell Massachusetts for a large bottle via express prepaid.

John Father John Lowell Mass

Attendance at Wilton Fair Tops Records with Air Show Feature

More than five thousand people flocked to the Wilton Fair for the annual meet as Hillier Beach ey staged two spectacular aviation flights in the afternoon. The 2:20 trotting event drew five entrants with a $300 purse, while the 2:20 trot paid $300 and featured Theawood, Queen Kirk, and others. Races continued with multiple heats and times around 2:19 to 2:24. Thursday promises faster races, including a 9:19 pacing stake with $150 added, a 2:28 trot for $250, and a 2:15 pacing race for $300.

Wilton Aus Hillier Beachey Tirdman Pace Wild Rose H. F. Mier Agent Rock Teland la Meretta Dr. Soule East Moline Theawood Fred Steiner Clinton Iowa Dick Allerton P. M. Wilson Walker Towa Queen Kirk Henry Einfeldt Davenport Dp OW Reid Vinton Dean R Allen Bros Marion Oran C C. W. McMillen la Porte Andy Brady Rock Island Sullivan Bros West Liberty Harry Red Lac

Lone Tree Couple Ties The Knot In Simple Vesper

Elsie May Weise married Cloyce Loher in a modest ceremony at the bride’s home, with Rev. C B B Coggshall officiating. The couple, both Lone Tree natives and high school graduates, left for Lorimer Iowa after a shower of rice and well wishes. Preceding events included a nuptial party for cousin Miss Ciele Welse, with gifts of linens and silver.

Lone Tree Misa Bessie Huskina Ciele “Welse Elsie May Weise Herman Weise Cloyce Loher C. BB. Coggshall M E Lorimer Iowa

Card of Thanks from local families after bereavement

Card expresses gratitude to friends neighbors relatives and nurses at Bellevue hospital Rev Lang and the German Baptist church choir for kindness during illness and death of wife and daughter thanks for flowers. Frank Millage Mr and Mrs Fred Sells and family, and Mrs Clara Helti of Durant were in town yesterday shopping and visiting.

Ballevue’ Hospital Lang German Baptist Church Frank Millage Fred Sells Sand

Fight on Hog Cholera Shows Encouraging Results

Government backed hog cholera serum trials in Dallas county show promising outcomes with about seventy five herds treated. Supply limits slow progress though herd size expanded from ten to sixty, spurring private serum makers to higher demand as Muscatine county farmers read reports of improved health in hogs.

Dallas U.S Dallas County Muscatine County

Pleasure boat Unique lengthens Mississippi voyage

The 90 by 18 foot steel hull pleasure yacht Unique, powered by a 250 HP triple compound steam engine and tunnel screw, stopped at the local port about 6:30 PM. Walter S. Dickey of Kansas City owns and captains the 2,500 mile trip with his family and crew aboard.

Walters. Dickey Kansas City Dickey Kansas City ‘Missouri Navigation Company Mississippi

Kansas Woman Sheds Aches With Vegetable Compound

Lawrence Kansas Mrs M Zeuner describes years of headaches backaches dizziness and bloating improving after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Burns Montana Mrs Joan Francis reports relief from months of awful ache and strong daily work enabled by the medicine. The makers cite thousands of letters as proof of its enduring reputation.

Lawrence, Kans Lydia BE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Montana Burns, Mont Joan Francis Burns

White Prairie Society News Narrates Local Departures and Visits

White Prairie Is Aug 14 Mr and Mrs Chas Hahn returned home Thursday from a Nebras ka and Western Iowa trip Walter Maurer left for Iowa City to stay with his uncle Edward Maurer Lizzie Lincoln visited her sister Mrs Henry Heebner at week’s end A machine threshing was done for George Brown Chas Kelley of Wilton visited John Maurer home for ten days Mrs George Brown hosted a sister from Western Iowa

White Prairie Chas. Hahn Nebraska Iowa Walter Maurer City Edward Maurer Iowa City Lizzie Lincoln Henry Heebner George Brown Chas. Kelley Wilton John Ma

West Liberty notices and fair schedule update

West Liberty Iowa August 14 residents and visitors list Local changes include families renting and moving to Iowa City and Muscatine trips A death follows recent surgery at Iowa City hospital King’s Daughters plan rest room at fair with meals notes Wilton fair attendance and West Liberty Fair program for August 15 21 1913 including stock judging a two day children event and trotting races with purses of 250 and 300 dollars There is also a plan to serve meals at the pig dining hall during the fair week.

Prof. Packard Wapello Adams Columbus Street William Derickson Davenport Ula Purvis Atlantic Nellie Bell George Gause Gilbert Muscatine Thompson Ome L. &. Jinkinson M. Wortner M. Merridith Iowa City James Dickerson Towa City Hospital Marie Kimberley Madge Pickering Nina Reeves George Embree 0. Force W. D Conesville King's Daughters’ Circle West Liberty West Liberty

Unclear Racing Meet Entries From Recy Printing Ad

Fragmentary OCR notes show stock and pace trot events with prize money listed. Mentions Thursday and Saturday sessions during July and August and a closing line about Recy Printing Company. Unable to confirm full details from the snippet.

Recy Printing Company Ady

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Associated Bell Companies Bell Iowa Telephone Company Marshall Field Leiter Field Eggs and Poultry Second St Flfers Demorest —Electric CO Phono South Muscatine Fuel Co G. W Barrows New Boston Bay Mme. .D'Mi Anderson ‘Chatman Iowa City Hospital Dent Ron Hither Beachey A Fea Ture Clara Helti Durant ARGE Kansas Standard Oil Company Indiana Corporaston Gulu Kern Paul Florence Des Moines I. M. Mekrick Frank Ruess UBC 16 Tri-City Loan Co Brady Street Town Ave John Wendinger Oaxland Spassenger Touris Smalley Auto & Marine Co East Front St Gene Fagan Fagan Bros S. L. Johnson German-American Bank Itarion
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