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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1903
Page
4
Our new stock is here and complete in every particular. We have the goods and our prices sell them to customers seeking dress fabrics.
A vintage advertisement offers 27 inch wide all wool fabric in various colors priced at 25 cents per yard suitable for winter garments. The listing emphasizes the fabric’s width material and color variety for shoppers.
Monroe Drew formerly of Columbus Junction writes from California to Muscatine friends expressing desire to be reinstated as a Presbyterian minister at the expiration of his one year suspension issued by the Iowa City Presbytery on charges his wife filed. The presbytery will likely review the case soon with a special session.
Mr and Mrs Cal Towers express heartfelt thanks to friends and acquaintances for acts of kindness during Minnie Towers illness and at her death.
Residents rely on Cotter after first consultation as they continue to trust his work. He delivers better plumbing, charges lower prices, and becomes the default option for future jobs.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad asks District Court to void Muscatine County's 1903 tax on a 16.72 mile Muscatine cutoff claiming the executive council overstepped by taxing an unfinished line. It seeks to bar Auditor Noble from entering the assessment and Treasurer Stocker from collecting any tax. Attorneys are Jayne and Hoffman, J C Cook, and H Loomis.
Muscatine will share in the Iowa State Teachers association three day session starting December 29 in Des Moines. F. M. Witter county superintendent, president of the association, will deliver the president's annual address. C. R. Wallace of Louisa County will discuss the Teachers' Problem at a round table. Principal R. M. Arey of Muscatine High School is slated for an address.
The Armory of Company C Iowa National Guard hosts the season opener against Rock Island with Monmouth soon to follow. Muscatine lineup includes Center Bert Hill, Right forward Vincent Fuller, Left forward Walter Kautz, Right guard John Kenifick, Left guard Edward Kenifick, Edward Stewart, and August Zeug as substitutes.
Copies of a handsome memorial volume on J. N. W. Rumple late congressman from Iowa’s Second District reach Muscatine. The black cloth bound book includes halftone portraits and addresses by Senators Allison Dolliver and Burton and Representatives Lacey Conn or Cousins Hedge Smith Thompson Haugen Thomas Calderhead.
Tuesday evening features President F. M. Witter of Muscatine and Professor Benjamin Terry of the University of Chicago with talks on the Christian element in modern civilization. Wednesday includes state superintendent R. C. Barrett and Iowa State College President A. B. Storms with education talks, plus a university lecture by Nathaniel Butler. A Plymouth Congregational church concert closes the day with reunion events for Iowa State Teachers Association members.
The item lists Mackey's removal sale and a barbers’ dance Thursday night. It notes visits by Miss Emma Furnas and Miss Nettie Olin from Letts, Mrs. Belle Martin of Mulberry Street, A. L. Holiday of Grandview, and city movements to Davenport and back. Mr. and Mrs. Bridges of Grandview attend an implement dealer convention.
John H. Buckley, missioner for Muscatine Scott and Clinton counties, called on 2,000 families in the year, organized 477 members, delivered 100 addresses, secured 38 preachers for 38 communities, and traveled 7,000 miles. He is in Muscatine with state missionary Joseph Wells. The American Sunday School Union, the world’s oldest such body, formed in 182? and has since aided 96,000 people and helped start about 7,000 churches from 250 organizers.
Bonds Hardware Co. offers a wide assortment of Christmas presents in Muscatine at low prices, comparable to larger cities, with car loads of stock and a selection rarely excelled.
Miss Fra Stein entertained friends Monday at Mrs. Henry Dunker’s home 968 Elm Street honoring Charlotte and Lillian Maxwell of LeClaire Iowa and Miss Myrta Meredith. A male quartet performed and Dutch costume prizes went to Charles Butler and Miss Minnie Priester.
Hawarden residents organize a new village improvement club led by local women aiming to beautify gardens, sponsor cleanups, and encourage civic participation in the community.
Reading shows trains Nos 11 and 12 operating between Chicago and Denver with a light passenger service. Nos 15 run between Chicago and Denver via Kansas City with a different routing. Freight and passenger times are listed for routes Going Fast and Going Southwest with specific departure and arrival notes.
Train list for Lirick Junction shows No 8 Mason City Mall ex San No 15 St Paul Express daily No 45 Way Freight southbound No 4 Peoria Mall ex Sun No 16 Peoria Express daily No 44 Way Freight Sun. Coupon tickets available for US Canada Mexico through Ahy Cutts general passenger and ticket office Minneapolis MN and J A Ewing at Junction Iowa.
The record lists fast division schedules Ottumwa to Chicago and Chicago to Ottumwa with west and eastbound trains. It notes exceptions on Sundays and provides times such as 4:03 pm and 3:52 pm for No. 5, reflecting historic rail timetable details.
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