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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1909
Page
7
Local Notices and Advertisements Featured in Hershey Area
Short, scattered items note visits and travels by residents including Mrs. Adam Hartman and Mrs. M. Van Trifle, plus multiple advertisements for Havercamp's Drug Store Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and other local businesses. Mentions Dr. Klaffenbach and Dr. King among physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Havercamp
Adam Hartman
Hershey Avenue
Iowa City
Little Faith Metz Burned in Household Accident
Four year old Faith Marie Metz daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry Metz 112 Madison street suffered severe burns to both arms and hands after stumbling into a pan of hot water placed on the floor during the family washing The accident occurred about 7 30 am Dr E K Tyler attended to her care and she was made comfortable East Hill locals note Mrs Edward Paschal returned home from a visit and Mrs Mary Jenson at 1014 Grand street was mentioned in the same column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Faith Marie Metz
Jerry Metz
Madison Street
E. K. Tyler
East Hill
Edward Paschal
Waperlo
Mary Jenson
Still Swimming Clad in Thought Arrests Have Little Effect
The river near Mad Creek remains a popular bathing spot for boys and young men, with evenings and afternoons crowded as a resort rivaling Atlantic City. Despite three arrests last week, officials warn more will follow if the practice continues. the trend shows little deterrent effect. Local property transactions are listed: consideration $100 for part of Whicher street to Eighth street. $420 for land in sec. 19, two 76, range 3 west. $1,075 for various parcels in sec. 17, 77, 2 west. $150 for Lot 1, block 2, North Wilton. $1,850 for Lot 5, block 83, City of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mad Creek
Atlantic City
Whicher Street
Eighth Street
Patrick O’toole
Albert van de Maat
F. B. Mapes
John Ayres
F. A. Ayres
North Wilton
John Fuller
Edwin B. Allen
City of Muscatine
Teacher Miss Mary C Ryan Leaves for Adams Post
Miss Mary C Ryan of 1122 East Fourth street departed this morning for Adams to resume her duties as a teacher at the local school there after spending Sunday with friends in the Tri cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-cities
Mary C. Ryan
East Fourth Street
Adams
Ice Plant May Be Built Here in Muscatine
Dr. J T Martin promotes a $50 000 artificial ice plant to supply Muscatine with a pure 30 ton daily capacity. A stock company will form and a 60 by 140 foot building with cold storage will be erected. The project aims to improve ice quality for business and home use and reduce reliance on natural ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
J. T. Martin
Consideraabis
Ast
Wilton Social Roundup Sees Many Weekend Departures
Wilton residents report a busy weekend with multiple trips and homecomings. Leo Farrel left for Rock Island to visit his brother Garrie, while Leonard Angerer and Florence Foster returned from Des Moines and West Liberty respectively. Various locals, including Miss Stella Kellar of Moscow and Gail Crispin, spent time visiting in Durant and West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Stibelt
Davenport
Cora Hoover
Muscatine
Warry Wesh
West Liberty
Stunday
F. A. Townsend
C. A. Curtis
Gail Crispin
Stella Kellar
Moscow
Paul Collier
Iowa City
Richard Bliss
Charles Rogers
Roy Dawson
A. W. Bannick
Yellow Cereal Promises Pure Corn Flavor
An ad touts yellow cornflakes made from yellow corn only. It claims immediate superiority and distinct taste compared with other cereals, positioning the product as the best choice for discerning buyers.
Real estate transfers in Muscatine Iowa listing multiple deeds
Real estate transfers transcribed for the Journal by G M Titus Muscatine Iowa. Transactions include Havercamp to Hartwig Lot 12 Cypress add $200 Rogers widows to Patrick part of Lot D Fletcher subdivisions $1 etc Starke to Hunn 90 ft of lot 16 Brook Street add $1 etc Weikert Hilton to Hartwig Lot 10 Cypress add $200 Western Realty Co to Roth Lots 10 11 Fair Oaks add $900 Thomas to Reynolds land in sec 3 two 76 2 west $1 etc Thomas to Wm Thomas land in sec 34 two 77 2 west $1 etc Marticke ux to Albert Banhagel S of lot 12 subdiv of lots 1 2 sec 19 78 2 partial $14 Brown ux to Henry Brown N E of sec 18 77 4 west $12 000 Freers et al to City Muscatine parts of lots 2 3 subdiv outlet 31 subdivision secs 2 3 76 2 west intent to convey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine
Iowa
John J. Havercamp
Herman C. Hartwig
Cypress Add
Louisa Rogers
Gertrude Rogers
George S. Patrick
Fletcher
John Starke
Anna Hunn
Brook Street
Sophia Weikert Hilton
Hus
Herman Hartwig
Cypress
Western Realty Co
Clara E. Roth
Fair Oaks
Albert J. Thomas
Oscar Reynolds
Wm. M. Thomas
Landin
Henry Marticke
Albert Banhagel
Conrad Brown
Henry Brown
C. R. & Nee de
John H. Freers
City of Muscatine
New cereal hailed as finest toasted cornflakes
Fragmentary note claims the cereal is produced in the largest mills from yellow corn and marketed as the best of its kind. No clear dates or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mak Ag
Local residents depart for fairs and trips
Walter Smalley leaves at noon for Davenport to handle fair business. Samuel McNutt goes to Des Moines for the state fair. Mrs J J McNulty and sons Anson and James visit Wilton relatives. Dr A Lindenau returns home to Maquoketa after visiting Muscatine friends. Miss Bertie Crippen leaves for Chicago for several weeks. Mrs William Holliday sails to Rock Island to visit friends. Mrs Bessie Phillips boards the Firefly to Chicago for relatives. Miss Nellie Ogilvie heads to Cedar Falls for the State Normal school.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aries
Hershey State
Hershey
8Rd
Sycamore
Dr. Klaffenbach
George Hartman
Fannie Townsend
Earl
Cedar Street
Wilton
C. M. Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Mary Phillips
East Fifth Street
B. H. King
Snyder
W. C. Schultze
Koontz
C. A. Hayes
Des Moines
Nell Thomas
Maquoketa
John Stocker
Mulberry Avenue
L. A. Schumate
Kearney
Neb
B. A. Barnard
Smalley Avenue
Thomas Bell
Riverton
N. J
Earth
Miaschbauh
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second Street
Fast Hill News
Faith Marie Metz
Tinues
Dr. J. T. Martin
Walter Smalley
Samuel McNutt
J. J. McNulty
Anson and
James
A. Lindenau
Bertie Crippen
Grandview Avenue
Chicago
William Holliday
Lucas Street
Rock Island
Bessie Phillips
Oregon Street
Nellie Ogilvie
Cedar Falls
State Normal School
Portland
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Evevery
Ali
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