Dr Shallenberger Sets Visit Schedule In Chicago
Dr Shallenberger the regular and reliable Chicago specialist will visit Muscatine monthly since 1903 according to the notice.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1907
Page
6
Dr Shallenberger the regular and reliable Chicago specialist will visit Muscatine monthly since 1903 according to the notice.
An August notice touts Dr W E Shallenberger a chronic disease specialist with year round visits and a no-fee policy for incurable cases. It claims rapid diagnosis, cures for catarrh nose throat lung Eye Ear Nose and Throat issues, liver kidneys rheumatism paralysis neuralgia heart disease diabetes and many other ailments with free consultation at 145 Oakwood Blvd Chicago.
At last night’s meeting the city council approved the annual tax levy for the coming year set at forty one and a half mills on the dollar and instructed officials to certify the assessor’s book. The resolution was adopted to fund city services and operations.
The Muscatine Iowa city council passes a 1907 tax levy outlining bonds grading sewer fire improvement general street lighting bridge and water works levies. Special taxes include water works interest sinking fund and a library fund with road district allocations.
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The Muscatine city council adopts a special 2 mill tax for Road District No 2 and a similar levy for Road District No 3. The city recorder is instructed to certify the assessor's book and the tax levy to the Muscatine County auditor before September 1, 1907. Adopted August 15, 1907. J. Asthalter, Mayor. Gustav Weis, City Recorder.
About fifteen city retail grocers gathered at the Commercial club rooms to discuss forming a retail grocers league. J F Nangle of Des Moines outlined benefits of a union, including harmony and reduced risk, with no price fixing. A committee was named to invite more grocers to attend next Tuesday and possibly affiliate within a week.
Walter Harrington, conductor for the Citizens' Railway and Light company, fell from a moving car at Third and Green streets last night around 11. He bruised both knees and his left arm, rendering him unable to work today.
The 126th anniversary of Los Angeles founding by Spanish padres was celebrated yesterday under the Society Larrena de Los Angeles. Gen. Jose Aguilar, who commanded Spanish forces at Pueblo and surrendered to Fremont, led the exercises and last night a celebration revived the old Spanish customs of the city.
Chicago White Sox beat Boston 3 to 1 in seven innings as weather and fate favored the champs in a home series tie. Cubs win 5 to 1 over Phillies behind Pfiester, with three early runs and late ninth-inning scoring.
The standings show National League teams with W wins and L losses, including Philadelphia and Brooklyn in close races, and American League teams led by Detroit and Chicago with varying records. The table lists team records, games behind, and winning percentages for early season context.
A promotional claim states that no skin disease can resist the germicidal powers of ZEMO and ZEMOTONE and that they always cure. The note cites E. W. Ros Med. Co. of St. Louis and lists A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street as a seller.
Muscatine White Sox base ball team departed at 10 15 this morning for Wilton Iowa to meet the independent Wilton nine in a decisive afternoon clash. Locals seek revenge after last week’s win while Wilton hopes to even the score with reinforcements from West Liberty. Lineup includes Schwab Chayka Hubbard Graving Switzer Witte McCleary York and Gardner with West Liberty players expected in Wilton.
Results yesterday show multiple games across cities. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 1 in seven innings due to darkness while other matchups included Cleveland over Philadelphia 3 to 2 and Detroit 1 Philadelphia 2.
Washington visits Chicago and Boston clashes with St Louis. New York travels to Detroit while Philadelphia hosts Cleveland. Chicago plays Philadelphia and Pittsburgh meets Brooklyn. Cincinnati heads to New York with St Louis visiting Boston.
Dan Patch, among the fastest pacers on the American turf, will race Tuesday as Davenport Track Club hosts a western showcase starting August 20. With 175 horses registered and many events offering top purses, the meet promises swift records if weather cooperates.
A flurry of short visits and travels fills Wilton Iowa and surrounding areas. Geo Holzhauer family returns from Minnesota with stops in Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine and Lampe. Ed Metzger visits friends in Muscatine. Miss Gertrude Ayres from Oelwein plans a visit with Grace Ott. Dan Phipps and Mary Phipps spend a day in Davenport. Miss Anna Brown returns from Burlington and West Liberty.
A medical ad from E. W. Rose Med. Co. of St. Louis promotes ZEMO as a clean external liquid that draws germs to the surface and destroys them, claiming permanent clearing of eczema and pimples. Sample requests and retailer availability are noted.
In the Southern District of Iowa Davenport Division the matter of James K. Martin bankrupt is set for August 26, 1907 at 10 a.m. in Davenport. Creditors and interested parties must file appearance opposing discharge and within ten days provide grounds. Referee Ralph C. Williamson signs the notice.
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