Dont Go Away Blip Mississippi King Aug 13th Adv Jr and Mrs Dierck visit Omaha
A jumble of social notices and obituaries from Muscatine recounts travel plans and visits by local residents and guests, including Mrs J P Dierck and Mrs G Hloarst in Omaha, with shopping sprees and hospitality noted as the week unfolds, plus ads for pianos and insurance and a funeral notice for Dietrich Bierman detailing a forty year Muscatine residence and nine children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv. Jr
J. P. Dierck
Aynth
Omaha
Irs
G. Hloarst
Moscow
John
William
Henry
George
Fred
Jedward Bierman
Mattle Kopf
Elizabeth Kopf
Mary Massey
Dietrich Lemkau
Jacob Lemkau
Muscatine
August Lemkau
Nepraska
German Methodist Episcopal Church
L. B. Kettlekamp
Greenwood Cemetery
County to Provide for Consumptives Under New Law
Iowa counties may spend 15 dollars weekly to care for tuberculous residents unable to pay for sanitarium treatment. Supervisors can fund local facilities or partner with existing institutions, with guidance from the state Department of Tuberculosis. Await applications from affected individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Department of
Tuberculosis
Han
Boards of Supervisors
State Department of Tuberculosis
A. E B. Kepford
Department of Tuberculosis
Farmer dies after falling before Burlington train
Galesburg Illinois August 14 Charles Miller a farmer near Bardolph was saying goodbye to his sisters at Prairie City depot when his hat dropped onto the track. He turned to retrieve it and lost his balance falling under Burlington train No. 3 as it entered the flag stop, killing him before witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Ill
Aull
Charles Miller
Miller
County Crop Tent At Wilton Fair Draws Farmers
The county crop improvement association tent at the Wilton fair serves as a hub for progressive farmers. County crop advisor Kirkpatrick leads the tent, hosting visitors while literature on hog cholera and other farm topics circulates widely. Printed placards offer farmer advice, and the guidance is in high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
County Crop Improvement ‘Association
Kirkpatrick
Jumps From the Bridge Aims to End Life
Avery Swan eighty of Burlington Junction Mo leaped from aKeokuk bridge rail into the Mississippi. He struck the water and began swimming before three government rowboat workers reached him and hauled him from the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Swan
Keokuk
Mississippi
Burlington Junction
Severe Cough Led to Lung Trouble
An 1908 advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as a cure for lung trouble. It cites a testimonial from A C Bettersworth of Glasgow Junction praising swift improvement after use. The notice claims the remedy helps bronchitis bronchial asthma and other throat and lung affections without narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sckman
Bettersworth
James Deering
Glasgow Junction
Eckman
A. C. Bettersworth
Arguee
A.G. Bestenlehner
Ind- St
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Cheap Buttermilk Skin Bleach Tip With Safety Note
A 19th century style ad touts inexpensive skin bleaching using presolated buttermilk paste. It claims gentler daily application on any skin type to reduce red freckled or sallow tones and brighten complexion. The method involves a thin coating rubbed in and washed off with soapless water, emphasizing cleansing, grease-free results and blackhead prevention.
Minstrel Show Thrills at St Matthias Confraternity Festival
A large crowd attended the lawn festival at St Matthias school hosted by the Confraternity of the Holy Rosary. The minstrel show drew strong patronage and netted more than forty dollars, with performances by local talent and a Starck band provided entertainment. The event featured Lee Barry John Callahan Clarence Schaeffer George Ley Eugene Schenkel Milton Dermody and others, with Rose Fayle at the piano. Ice cream, carnival booths, and a musical program complemented the evening. exact proceeds were still being tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dockstadder
Hi Henry
Messrs
Lee Barry
John Callahan
Q Clarence Schaeffer
George Ley
Eugene Schenkel
Milton Dermody
Clarence Schaeger
George Leygon
Rose Fayle
Starck Band
Fisherman Accuses Property Owner of Attack Near Iowa River
Iowa City August 14. Charles Lorack a young farmer says Joseph Cole attacked him from behind while Lorack fished on Cole’s property. Lorack was knocked unconscious and saved from drowning by a ledge near the bank. Cole is under arrest and to be heard by Justice Hawthorne. Other notes include a wife’s sudden death en route home, Judge McClain in a wreck, a missing boy found, a paralyzed pioneer, a canning plant resuming, and a detective discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Charles Lorack
Iowa River
Lorack
Joseph Cole
Cole
Riverside
Hawthorne
Clarence Krause
Mason City
Salisbury
Judge McClain
Emmin McClain
Iowa, Supreme Court
California
Leland Stanford College of Law
North Dakota
Harvey
John W. Miller
Unionville
Frank Mille
EB. J. Mills
K. M. Kelley
T. H. Kelley
Chicago
Abraham Holmes
Ogden
Utah
Charles Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Canning Company
Iowa City Canning Company
Johnson County Farms
Iowa City Gardens
Iowa
Justice F. Horak
F Meyers
Rock Island Railway
William Moser
Sweetland Grange Initiates Seven New Members
The Sweetland Grange held a regular meeting last evening initiating seven new members. The program was brief as the initiation occupied most of the evening. Several new names were handed in and two weeks later nine more members will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Grange
Foster News From Rock Island And Muscatine Visitors
Misses Dora Hartz from Rock Island Jo sie Freyermuth and Paul Freund of Muscatine spend the week at Mr and Mrs Thos Watsons. Miss Minnie Meyer of Chicago visits her mother Mrs H Meyer of Wrayville. Mrs H Meyer of Wilton and Mrs Alshlager and Helena of Muscatine spend Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Wm Workman of Wrayville. Mr and Mrs Curtis Foster return from Atalissa after visiting his brother since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Celestia
Mabel’ Cronin
Muscatine
J. F. Whismer
San Francisco
Cal
A. Rexroth
Join Bast
Henry Dunker
Mascatine
Miller Riggs
Arden
Verna Tagge
Augusta Belter
Durant
Neal McCauley
Nelle
Lyons
Geo. Lang
Elmer Graebner
Elmer
Welerhauser
Harry Spring
John Lanely
Nancy Putt
Victor Stone
Ainsworth
Jaca
J. B. Sullivan
R. S. McNutt
W. F. Warner
Davenport
Mia
Wil Ridenour
West Liberty
Helena
Wm. Workman
Wrayville
Curtis Foster
Atalissa
Iowa
Mr. Foster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coca-Cola
THE
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
Ocal News
South End
Mary Hunnington
Moore
Marit
Harry Conner
Newton
Hirt
Jer
Hershey
William Selb
Dietrich Bierman
South Ind
Evans Street
Germany
Harold Schmalz
Hannibal
Charles Schmalz
Bismarck Street
Marguerite Ilfers
Grandview Avenue
Charles Oldes
Schiller Street
Umlandt
Grandstew Avenue
Ae Wilton Fair
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Hershey Avenue
Ady
Kate Wssah
Martz
Allen
S. Olmsted
Roy
Westinghouse Motors
Central Station
Muscatine Lighting Co
Banker Auto Co
Grand Hotel
Cedar Street
Farmer
Ture
ST Matthias
Tures
W. D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Johnson
Foster
Obo Justant
Imo
Werth “Een W. Plowman Specialty Coo
Los Angeles
Etk
Japrose
America
James S. Kirk & Co
Bawkeye Printing and Specialty” Co
W. Conaway
Hershey Bldg
B. B
Collins
Collins Lumber’ Co
Douglass, Sec
Tduukoa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!