Two good houses with one store room
Two good houses and a store room described as in good condition.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1901
Page
8
Two good houses and a store room described as in good condition.
The Wonder fire sale will continue until everything is sold. Colfax Water cures stomach and liver trouble offered by Hinkel & Flannery. The sale features goods gently water damaged at less than half price starting tomorrow.
Real estate ad offers one of the best homes in the city with modern improvements at a great bargain. Call Titus and Jackson now.
Elder D Rolland will preach at Fosterville Baptist Church after Sunday school on Sunday at 11 o clock. He will also preach at Pine Bluffs on the evenings of Saturday and Sunday, September 1 and 2.
An advertisement touts Titus and Jackson offering low rate loans for long terms to help readers build a house. The notice emphasizes accessible financing and extended repayment periods.
An open letter describes closing out diamonds watches and jewelry at 25 percent reductions to pivot to a new business. The author details securing Sam Levy of Mandl's auctioneers, initial licensing hurdles, and paying for a temporary 39 day license amid tax obligations.
Fraternal Aid volunteers manage refreshments while vendors advertise a wonder fire sale offering one thousand pair of shoes. Local sailors enjoy a river breeze as divers and clergy travel, with Dr C L Stafford leaving for London for Ecumenical Methodist conference.
The B C R N Ry offers greatly reduced round trip tickets for the Wallace show in Muscatine within 50 miles on Thursday August 22.
The piece notes the steel labor dispute and stresses health risks from burns and wounds. It promotes Io-do antiseptic powder at 25 cents a box, urging use by all to cleanse, heal, and ease pain. The article frames the strike as a national concern with personal health implications.
The Democratic senatorial convention of Muscatine and Louisa counties met at the court house with harmony prevailing. J. P. Murphy nominated E. M. Warner as the candidate, accepted by acclamation, and a three member committee escorted him to the hall. Louisa county delegates attended, pledging to support the Muscatine choice.
The M N S Ry plans to extend toward Burlington with right of way being bought and track laying to begin in spring. A senior official says the extension is necessary and will bring faster service and best accommodations for passengers, making the line the quickest route from Muscatine.
Chris Reger died at the county hospital after a period of illness following heavy drinking. He refused county care, lived in a barn behind the Well saloon, and was removed to hospital when his condition worsened. A brother arrived and had his remains buried in Greenwood cemetery.
The notice states 1000 ladies will attend a tomorrow evening gathering at 7:00 PM to sunrise, hosted by the Mechanics band of 18 musicians. Superintendent Fiske will sell excursion tickets. The lawn will be lit with electricity.
Markets report from H J loher & Co Chicago receipts show wheat 15 35 corn 22 4 oats 36 4 hogs 31000. Visible supply week wheat 1450000 corn 515000 oats increase 1094000. Northwest receipts Minneapolis 628 Duluth 35 total 663. Liverpool wheat 74d lower corn 44d lower. Weather showers southern states cloudy Nebraska Dakotas warmer Minnesota fair warmer Wisconsin Iowa cooler Illinois Indiana Missouri fair. Cattle prices beeves 3.75 6.40 cows 1.40 4.90 stockers 2.00 4.10 Texans 3.60 4.85 Westerns 3.75 5.00. Day clear Wheat flour 1735000 corn 66000 oats 46000 bushels.
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