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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1907
Page
7
Dr Price frame states the product repairs body waste and promotes growth. It claims nutrition to the highest extent and serves as a perfect substitute for animal food by providing all useful elements of meat in a easily digested form.
Mrs. Jacob Kautz is seriously ill at 1162 New Hampshire Street. Miss Jessie Stirlen leaves for Washington to visit the Rogers home. Miss Margaret Niver departs for Washington for friends and Chautauqua. Miss Ida Brown returns from Chicago trip. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fleitz attend funeral in Moline. Miss Violet Gokey visiting Morgan home. Miss Ruby Runyon in city for shopping. Miss Bridget Delaney visits before departure. Lee Dwyer visiting from Chicago. Master Everett Frye in city visiting Schomberg home. Cooking school at armory 10c, 2:30 daily. Mrs. Ralph Ray returns from Wapello visit. Candy Kitchen offers ice cream and candy. Miss Clara Ernst visits Salisbury home, departs by No. 50. John A. Robbins lists property for sale. Miss Mabel Van Horn departs for Columbus Junction.
The Milwaukee to build one thousand stock cars in Dubuque each with twenty four foot troughs divided into four sixes and hydrant fed water system to meet the interstate commerce rule. No inspector needed to unload cattle for watering improving cattle condition at stock yards.
Oakland column notes Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Boyd and children and Mrs. Henry Hoben visited the former’s daughter Mrs. Roy Quinn. Della Bliven wed at the Marks home Thursday. Mrs. John Bebb and babe and Mrs. John Baker visited Muscatine Friday. Coll Forbes of Lone Tree visits old friends. Nellie Hines and Hazel Leffler with Inez Weber Tuesday. Milton Wolfes debut a new grapho phone. John Baker and family dined at Will Morse’s Sunday.
The National Rifle Association plans its annual meeting at Camp Perry Ohio during national rifle matches on August 22. Twelve directors will be elected for three years. The report lauds progress as sixty life members are added including Roosevelt Root Taft and Westinghouse among others. President Roosevelt backs civilian rifle practice and prizes and matches are expanding while fund-raising for a permanent endowment progresses. The group seeks federal support to issue government rifles and ammunition to civilian clubs.
Des Moines hosts the annual meeting October 15 to 19 with 6000 delegates expected. Prominent state leaders and Chicago Grand Sire E. S. Conway slated to speak as parades, dances, and multiple degree ceremonies unfold.
The notice blends science history with ads for Herpicide credited to Newbro and mentions Anna’s work proving baldness stems from a parasitic germ. It promotes Herpicide products, lists prices, and outlines sample mail options. Local social notes report dinners, visits, births, losses, and a theft incident in a small community.
West Liberty Iowa August 20 Mr and Mrs Charlie Gibson hosted a 12 o'clock dinner Sunday in honor of Miss Hattie Palmer of Pasadena California Additional relatives and visitors included Henry Mosher C H Milnes Rachael Nichols Etta Gregg Elnora Nichols John Gibson Ora Smith of Peoria and numerous local residents The visit list spans Cedar Rapids West Branch Muscatine Letts Davenport and Beloit among others with upcoming short trips and continued calls by many attendees.
Forecaster J. M. Sherier predicts Mississippi River stages will decline over the next 48 hours from below Dubuque to Muscatine as water levels ease at observed gauges.
The steamer Columbia sailed with a large Methodists excursion crowd for Linwood this morning. It stopped at Linwood to drop off passengers and resumed its Davenport run, returning to Linwood at 4 PM and reaching Muscatine at 7 30 PM. The vessel was about an hour late earlier due to a Ft Madison to Warsaw excursion.
Keota residents report Mrs. R. H. Henry traveling for a two week visit with sister Mrs. Mattie Kracaw. Mrs. Oria Dimond arrived from Rock Island and visited Mr. Dimond. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Martin stay with relatives in Monmouth Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hulse traveled to nearby locations for a short trip.
Miss Stella Williams returns from an extended visit in Hooker Oklahoma where she stayed with her brother Robert Williams a leading dry goods merchant. A large crop of melons is reported in that section of the country this year with excellent quality.
Mr and Mrs J L Knopp Mr and Mrs J P Leysen Mrs Kate Noll and Miss Mary Leysen arrived by Rock Island train last evening after attending the funeral of Joseph Bank in Moline Illinois. The service was held at St Marys church at 9 o'clock yesterday morning.
An upcoming special Muscatine Aerie meeting is scheduled for Tuesday the 20th at 8 PM to arrange the first annual picnic. All members are urged to attend. Per order H Gremmel President.
Mr W Pigler of Piqua Ohio describes age related weakness and sleeplessness as the greatest shakiness of old age, reporting ongoing tremors and fatigue that defy remedy.
Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills are praised by Mr Bigler and others in late life for steadiness stronger sleep and reduced nervousness. The drug is sold for 50 cents a box by dealers and Dr A W Chase Merions to Buffalo NY, and by A W Morgan Druggist.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup sold with a positive guarantee to cure constipation sick headache stomach trouble or indigestion. If it fails manufacturers refund your money. A W Morgas 7 West Second Street.
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