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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1903
Page
10
City announces no active small pox cases after four years of sporadic spread. County spent about $600 monthly supporting quarantined families in the peak winter. only three deaths occurred overall, and officials say the epidemic is fully ex terminated with no current cases and effort to keep it from returning this winter.
The excerpt lists prepared dishes by day with menus for breakfast, dinner, and supper. Items include Tomato and Green Pepper Salad, Crabs a la Creole, Layer Cake, Roasts, Creamed Onions, Panned Tomatoes, and Coffee, spanning Monday through Wednesday with desserts, breads, and beverages noted.
Conducted by Side Ames Willis in the Marquette Building Chicago, the notice designates contact for inquiries and states all rights reserved by Banning Co. Chicago.
A brief guide on cayenne and bell peppers detailing culinary uses and cautions. It explains heat levels across capsicum varieties, vinegar extractions, and methods for preparing deviled peppers and sautéed bell peppers with ham eggs and aromatic seasonings.
Sunday menu lists iced plums breakfast cereal cream poached eggs creamed potatoes Laplanders coffee bouillon roast spring chicken giblet gravy mashed potatoes baked tomatoes cauliflower cream sauce notes dietary details and portion tips unavailable in fragments.
Aug 14 in Illinois City notes the M E Ladies Aid Society dinner at Dr J H Beadle's last Wednesday, proceeds 5.55 dollars. Attendees include Rev Flanders and family, Mrs Fred Foster, Mrs Fred Feldman. Various local visits and minor events are listed with occasional illness and travel updates.
Orono August 14 Grandma McKee returned home in Iowa City Saturday after two weeks with relatives and friends. Miss Emma Russa of Riverside visits her sister Mrs. M. L. Brockway. Miss Fleda McKee to West Liberty for a few days with Mrs. E. Brown. Sam Buser family at Emerson home south of Cone. Nellie Abbott visits friends across Cedar. Warren Meeker Letts visits with son Carl and wife Chas. Rahmer Oak land visits Henry Krider. Lee Blake to Ohio. A F Abbott Cone visits Mr. Chapman across Cedar. Baumgarter family and Lillian dine with Mrs. Jno Bowlby. Jno Storms and family with Elmer Shelabarger at Letts.
Due to the expected large harvest in Minnesota and the Dakotas, one way tickets are on sale daily at very low rates via Iowa Central railway agents. Liberal return arrangements offered to secure immediate help.
The Ilown Central railway announces summer excursion rates from Elrick Junction to western points from June 1 to September 30, 1903. Fares include Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo 24.25, Glenwood Springs 36.25, Salt Lake City and Ogden 37.25, and lower rates to Deadwood, Lead City, Hot Springs, and Custer. Variety of routes and stopovers offered. For folders and rates, contact any Iowa Central agent or A. B. Cutts G T A Minneapolis.
The Davenport National Bank, the first national bank formed in the United States, celebrates its fortieth anniversary of organization.
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