Picturesque Muscatine offered at fifty cents per copy
Journal Want Column notes limited supply of Picturesque Muscatine at book stores. Mrs. W. W. Millett and Mrs. Barbara Young with Zola Tarr travel to Des Moines for a visit. Accidents on farms bring distress with cuts and sprains. Dr Thomas Electric Oil urged for instant relief. Mrs. G. R. Housel and daughters leave for Chicago after visiting the F. Swan home. Pardock Blood Bitters praised for indigestion. Miss Julia Hutchinson added to honored program with a piano solo at the Swan reception breaking omission in list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Muscatine
G. R. Housel
Gertrude
Little Dorotha
Fitch Swan
Chicago
Julia Hutchinson
Housel
Miss Hutchinson
Dr. Thomas
Pauchet Band Concert In Court Square Tonight
The weekly open air concert in the court square features Part I selections including First Brigade March and The Bohemian Girl, with interludes such as Cupid's Pleadings and Russian Mazurka. Part II offers Regatta March Medley Overture and Japonica Romance plus band pieces and a trombone solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauchet
Court Square
First Brigade
A. F. Weldon
A. B. Woods
Cupid
G. Sherman
H. O. Wheeler
Harris Nickel Plate Show Arrives in Lancaster
The Harris Nickel Plate arrived this morning from York and set up at Mc Grath's park. A creditable street parade featured a large herd of camels hitched to a wagon and Gypsy the elephant drawing cheers. The Lancaster crowd has long enjoyed this outfit, now bigger and better than ever, promising value at a low price with a notable wild-animal lineup and ring performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
McGrath’s Park
Gypsy
Lancaster
Daily Intelligencer
Local notices and events in West Liberty area
A collection of short items includes music sale at 15 cents a sheet, Ed Creese returning home from visit, a rail excursion sale by R I & P Ry, various travels of Mrs Snyder and others, book and medicinal ads, moonlight excursion announcements, a Pretty Home Wedding in West Liberty with detailed guest list, and community updates on illnesses, moves, visits, and a child’s arm fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa Belle and Barge
Columbus
Mechanics
H. Lange
Beckwith Lincoln Marriage Antecedent in Iowa Baseball Tale
The Sioux City Journal recalls Warren Beckwith, son-in-law of Robert Lincoln, once famed for romance with Lincoln’s daughter and now playing for LeMars at Riverside Park. Once a Mt. Pleasant Wesleyan star, Beckwith’s big league dreams faded to minor leagues as his marriage displaced him from the Lincoln family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
LeMars
Riverside Park
Warren Beckwith
Robert Lincoln
Iowa
Chicago
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Beckwith
Lincoln
Mt. Pleasant
Wesleyan University
Miss Lincoln
Harlan
Lincolns
Bachwith
Foster News Otthering Ties and Local Visits
Foster Illinois residents visit relatives and attend events as teachers Institute bids welcome at Moline. Wrayville school to open with Lillie Workman. Grandfather Shirkey turns ninety one, guests celebrate with ice cream and social time. Local travelers include Dan Foster from Solon and Reed family from New Virginia visiting in Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Andalusia
J. G. Brittons
Bessie
Institute
Chas. Spickler
Iowa
Tipton
Ed. Drugg
Will Workman
Lillie
Buffalo Prairie
Mary Anderson
Moline
Mm. Wm. Kranz
Willard Warman
Chicago
Minnie Keller
Pine Bluff
Iowa City
John Heser
Nichols
Clara Foster
Austin Reynolds
Kellorg
Mary Aschlager
Murcatine
Will
Fred Frevermuth
Will Troxell
John Pepners
Tilinoim City
Tho
Shiloh Visit and Wilton Floral Hall Supervisors Listed
Master Byers Watson of Foster Illinois visits Shiloh area. Wilton hosts floral hall with superintendents for flowers, domestic manufactures, culinary arts, jellies, painting, canned fruit, needlework, juvenile department. Male supervisors cover cattle, horses, speed events, hogs, poultry, grain, implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Byers Watson
Foster
Ill
George Otto
Ida Larson
Davenport
Willie
Freddie Kaufman
North Prairie
Philip Freyermuth
Lenan Freyermuth
Fred Kaufman
Nellie Lang
S. Ream
Wilton
Amelia Wildasin
Fred G Kaufman
Lena Freyermuth
H. Wildasin
F S. Pentzer
Geo. Nicolaus
F. W. Gray
Geo. Haman
Jerry Donavan
Geo. Daut
Lime City
W R. Place
G. F. Shafit
Theo. Port
Rest at Clear Lake Iowa for recreation and travel value
You can find rest at Clear Lake Iowa with fishing sailing and bathing to your heart's content. Low tourist rates available via Iowa Central railway. Ask the ticket agent for particulars. A policeman like a rainbow is a token of peace and both appear after the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Iowa
Iowa Central Railway
The Steel Strike and Its Health Warning
The piece notes the steel strike's national attention and personal health concerns, urging use of Io-do antiseptic powder to counter burns cuts and bruises. It highlights poisoning risks from industrial conflict and promotion of a 25 cent antiseptic product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Obituary of Maria Louisa Parker Hargrave
Maria Louisa Parker Hargrave born June 320 1835 Waynesville died Aug 18 1901 at 66.1 18. She survived by her mother and brother Oliver Parker of Pittsburg Pa and five sons Almer P Armstrong Ia Malcolm B and Kirk of Pittsburg Pa Clarence and Herbert of this place. Funeral held at home with burial at West Liberty after delaying to allow her brother from Thousand Islands to attend. Rev Griscel officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Louisa Parker Hargrave
Waynesville
Benjamin Spencer Hargrave
Atalissa
Oliver Parker
Pittsburg
Almer P
Armstrong
Malcom B
Kirk
Clarence
Herbert
West Liberty
Thousand Islands
Rev. Griscel
M. J
Daily Excursions to Buffalo and New York by Nickel Plate
Nickel Plate routes offer through trains to New York City without change. Vestibuled sleepers run Chicago to Boston with dining cars. Meals on the American club plan range from 35 cents to 1 dollar. For details contact Joan Y. Calahan general agent 111 Adams Street Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Road
New York City
Chicago
Boston
Joan Y. Calahan
Adams Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.G. Barnard
Mulberry St
Daily Journal
Glover
McBride & Cope’s
City Drug Store
W. E. Battey
John A. Robbins
Old’s Block
W. W. Millett
Barbara Young
Zola Tarr
Des Moines
Thomas
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
Part I
Voelker
L. Gaune
Part
V. Barr
Harris
Hirt & Griffith
East Second Street
Creese
Mornig
Columbus Junction
Warren Snyder
Keota
Kalona
Wellman
Riverside
H. W. Lewis
Isaac Robertson
Sweetland
Frederick J. Broadley
Elizabeth Shipman
J. H. Clark
O. T. Langfit
Marengo
Red Oak
Alice Shipman
George C. Shipman
William
Chevalier
Baxter
Hyatt
Broadley
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton and
Jackson Sts
Illinois
McBride & Cope
Mr. Clerk
Jaffin LE
Hartina Soepani
Martina
Philo Hav Specialties
Newark
N. J
Wow Soap
Express
Hay
Keuchman’s
Havercamp’s
Nesper & CO
Blemcke
Mulberry
Coady & Morgan's
8. S. Hargrave
Ewit Lewis Company
Aneron
Mass
Buffalo
ST. Leons
Elephant
Earth
Woodlawn Ave
Grounds
First Nation
Bank Muscatine
Owa
S. G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
S.G. Stein
D. V Jackson
B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
J. Carskaddan
F. PB. Sawyer
S M Hughes
Oreign Exchange
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