Attorney Ad Listed for Muscatine Office
Ed D. Ingham attorney at law maintains office on the second floor of 107 EF 2nd Street in Muscatine Iowa offering legal services to local residents and businesses.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
6
Ed D. Ingham attorney at law maintains office on the second floor of 107 EF 2nd Street in Muscatine Iowa offering legal services to local residents and businesses.
Eastbound trains include No 12 Davenport Chicago 4 18am and No 50 11 24am. Fast Mall No 30 4 54pm and No 364 9 25pm. Local No 74 2 50pm. Southwest trains No 8 Kansas City Denver 7 25am and No 29 California Limited 1 48pm. Local Freight No 11 9 30am. No 73 9 30am daily.
Wilton branch trains run daily except Sunday. No. 268 departs at 6:25 AM for Muscatine, No. 367 at 12:30 PM, No. 236 at 2:20 PM, and No. 361 at 5:50 PM, with arrivals to Muscatine.
Passenger No 192 arrives at 7 19 PM with freight at 4 00 PM. Passenger No 101 leaves at 8 05 AM and freight at 5 30 AM. All tariffs daily except Sunday WS Underdonk Agent.
Congressman Albert F. Dawson accepts renomination with praise for district service since 1904. He cites rural free delivery, pensions, and arensal workers as district gains, urges voters to weigh record over personalities, and lauds Republican progress and prosperity since 1896.
Republican Albert F. Dawson extols the 59th Congress as the Congress of Achievement and the era of prosperity. He cites railroad rate reform, pure food laws, anti rebates actions, and prosecutions of trusts as proof of a progressive Republican record sustaining Roosevelt and a future united under protection and reciprocity.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a remedy for ulcers eczema scrofula blood poison cancer eating sores itching skin pimples boils bone pains swellings rheumatism catarrh or any blood or skin disease. It claims to purify blood and improve skin health, with $1 per bottle and free samples plus mailed advice from Atlanta. Sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Mrs J M Hildebrand and son Leonardleave Letts this evening for Missouri relatives and friends. Road master reports no further use for the section crew. Mrs J H Collins arrived after Fulton visit. H L Shearer visited Muscatine over Sunday. Local stock shipments listed. Eclipse Naphtha soap praised as Muscatine factory struggles to meet orders. Several residents plan travels to Nevada Missouri southern Texas Wichita Kansas Osage. One two year old died near Letts. funeral at M E church. Cement sidewalks nearing completion. Hot weather brings illness. a child slight illness improves. Marie McDaniel to Oskaloosa tomorrow.
The grave service for Frederick Lichman occurred Wednesday morning August 15 at 10 oclock in the chapel. Miss Bessie Letts, visiting J D Letts, departed on the Columbia for Muscatine. Adjacent residents and visitors including Adelia Swanson Orion NL and Martin Tellun Rock Island NL traveled from the parsonage. A C Brandt and children from Muscatine spent the weekend at their country home here. The Culture club hosted an ice cream social at the parsonage Wednesday. Miss Rath Muscatine visited Wm Nagle’s home for a few days. Mrs Ernestine Brandt remains ill in Davenport. Emma Brandt and her niece Miss …
Mrs. Otto Fitchner and her son Henry visited Chas. Alteneder near Pine Creek Monday before making a brief business call then Florence Brandt departed for Davenport on Saturday.
A sensational claim states a nervous breakdown caused by dyspepsia was averted by Electric Bitters. The advertisement promotes Havercamp's Prescription with a 50 cent price and a guaranteed remedy headline.
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