Red Men Hold Great Feast Says Sachem Abs en
Grand Sachem Carol F. Wuehnle presided as table losses attended a Red Men Pow wow and feast on West Second Street. Over one hundred members enjoyed talks by Lestar Smith, Thomas Cherry, and Mrs C J Matthews who outlined a play Louis tina to be staged soon. Election plans, membership drive, and dances after holidays were decided.
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West Second Strest
Lestar Smith
Thomas Cherry
C. 3. Matthews
Louistina
Carl F. Kuehnle
Denison
Tygrind Yachem
Order
Offeers
Ttwag
Inez
Tosaph Hoeffiln
Spectacular downtown fire causes heavy damage and loss
A midnight blaze fueled by strong winds swept through West Second Street between Chestnut and Pido, threatening to wipe out a block. Damage is estimated near $60,000 with major losses to the Bijou theatre and several businesses. flames reached hundreds of feet, wires sparked danger, and smoke blanketed downtown as fire crews battled the blaze.
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West Second Street
Chestnut
Pido Streets
Magentine
J. & Starnaman Clothing Company
Chris. Gremmie
Blackie
Second Street
Gremmel
Enly
Baking Powder Biscuits Recipe Ad from KC Baking Powder
Instructions claim a superior baking powder biscuit recipe using flour shortening milk and KC Baking Powder. The method warns against kneading, suggests soft dough and small shapes, and advocates baking on a shallow pan with ample space between pieces. A promotional note promises a helpful cookbook available free with purchase.
Estimated Loss in Fire at Sterneman Clothing Co
A fire caused estimated losses across multiple properties including W. S. Sterneman Clothing Co with 820,000 and C. T. Gremmel stock and fixtures at 3,900. Sterneman building owned by Mrs Pris ci Hiarianan valued at 5,000. Other damages include Fujiou Theatre 2,500, Star Point Mall 500, W. Schaefer building and apartments 1,000, and embalming parlor 190. George Grosjean Paint 250. Total losses sum to a substantial figure.
Fire destroys theatre and downtown block in Muscatine blaze
A major fire in Muscatine started after an evening show at the motion picture house and spread rapidly to the Gremmel cigar factory, Sterneman Clothing, and Schaefer building. Firemen battled the blaze amid falling bricks and flying embers, with total damage around $25,000 and one newlywed, Carl D Alderman, losing $400 in belongings.
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Schillig
Gremme Cigar Factory
Sterneman Clothing Company
Schaefer
Star Pool Hall
Carl D.alderman
Mr. Schaefer
Brelow
Ore
Kansas City
Muscatine
Ste ‘A
Sterteman Clothing Company
Stennigman
Colfax
Drew Davidson
Employes
Safa
Ismoke
Richard
Carl D. Alderman
Schacter
José
Well Known Rochester Gilizen Saved From Serious Trout
An endorsement letters Swamp Root by A J Brown of Rochester New York praises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root for kidney bladder and Bright’s Disease claiming life saving results in 1884 after doctors said he could not live. The affidavit dated August 21 1911 before notary public Nelson B Spencer confirms the statement’s truth in substance.
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A. J. Brown
Pearbroke
Rochester
N.Y
State of New York
County of Monroe
Brewin
Nelson BW. Spencer
Prove What SizamrReot Will Do for You Sample Request
A letter to Dr Wilmer and Co of Binghamton urges sending a sample bottle and booklet on kidneys and bladder. The writer promises persuasion and includes a note to mention the Muscatine Daily Journal and Wattles sale at drug stores.
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SizamrReot
Seng
Dr. Wilmer & Co
Bingihamton
Muscatine Daily Journal
Breay Elected to Office of P M Workman
At the Dunval meeting of the Ancient Order of Unixed Workmen last evening an election of officers for the coming year was held and a short talk delivered by Supreme Master Workman William M. Narvis. The meeting was well attended and interest high as the Howe-Dolsen testimonial was moved to January 1. L A Lowenberg of Ottumwa failed to attend, disappointing the members. Howe resigned as chief recorder after thirty years in office. William Walton was elected to succeed him. New officers include P M Wat RB Reay M W Williams foreman John Groterg overseer Walter Johnson guide FP Hopawell recorder William Walton finisher B EF Dolgsen Johnson Je Water John Truitt da Water Frank Rhoads trustees for three years George Wiles medical examiners Dr GC W Smith Dr George Lezotta Dr W S Norton Dr J Oliver Dr G A Tletchel OT I L Klein Dr DB H Kine Al FR Halstead Dr HW L Aneted
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William M. Narvis
L. A. Lowenberg
Ottumwa
W. 8. Norton
J. Oliver
G. A. Tletchel
I. L. Klein
H. Kine
FR. Halstead
L.aneted
Valuable Papers Recovered From Spokane Trunk
Lee Mr. Fox of 1222 Mulberry Avenue reports recovering a trunk containing valuable papers recently found at the Great Northern hotel in Spokane. He stated today that the trunk holds documents of great worth and significance to him.
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Spokane
Wash
Lee
Fox
Mulberry Avenue
Great Northern
Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Free Health Relief
Advertises Olive Tablets as a vegetable compound with olive oil and sugar that prevent liver disorder constipation breath pimples and headache without calomel or metallic drugs. Claims daily use at bedtime aids digestion and bowels and reduces need for harsh laxatives. Dr Edwards credited as calomel’s enemy and formula originator. Boxes priced 20 and 25 cents per box. The Olive Tablet Company Columbus.
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Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Coinmaia
Robert Jackson Wins Sweepstakes Trophy at Poultry Show
Robert S. Jackson of this city won the sweepstakes cup at the Muscatine Poultry Panders' Association exhibition with 18% points. Judges Shellabarger and others awarded twenty five dollar trophies to multiple exhibitors including McCormick Letts, Chas Harbaugh, Crystal Range, J. G. Holmes and Son, and Mowery Lingy, with several class placements across pigeons, chickens, and Wyandottes. The winning bird, a Partridge Wyandotte cock, scored 94% and had been missing for over a year with insurance papers and stocks found in the trunk.
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Robert S. Jackson
Muscatine Poultry Pandiers’ Association
FP. J. Shellabarger
West Liberty
McCormick
Letts
W. Herman
B. Johnson
Fat Wapella
Brown Leghorns
Ichas. Harbaugh
White Leghorns
J.T. Terry
William Lechner
Biack “.Orpingtans
Scrinerland Son
White Orpingtans
Lst
Crystal Ranke
White Wyandottes
F. Morrow
Barnes City
O. DB. Moser
Barred Rocks
Hill Branson
Centerdale
E. G. Pace
Butt Rocks
G. Page
Os. W. Marshall
Wapello
Robert & Jackson
URISTOP Bedwetting Remedy Promoted by Local Druggist
A local druggist advertises URISTOP tablets as a cure for bedwetting, claiming success in thousands of cases and urging readers to visit the store. The $1.00 price is advertised with a money back guarantee.
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Mir
A. W. Morgan
Prevent Nervousness with Dr. Williams Pink Pills
An advertisement extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for nervous exhaustion from poor blood. It cites Elizabeth Shepherd of Kansas City Missouri sharing relief after paralysis symptoms, tremors and facial numbness improved, with claims of restored strength and circulation. Free booklet offered, pills sold by druggists or mail order at 50 cents per box.
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Elizabeth Shepherd
Washington Street
Kansas City
Williams
Qssawatomie
Kan
Talzo
Wile
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Father Tehri
Father John
Lowell
Mass
Express
F. A. Neidig
East Second Street
Mira Hershey Lumber
of Foods
Thompson Bros. Co
Myacutioc, Tawa
Grand Sachem
Carol F. Wuehnle, Ta
Aday
Cherry's
Eijou
Firay
Frank Corry
Firal Hore Company
Davenport
Tose Fayle
Bijou
Mallon Picture House
Janet McKensie
Heli
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaques Mvg. Co
Chichen Sal
W. S. Sterneman Clothing Company
C. T. Gremmel
Sterneman
Prisci, Hiarianan
Ary
Fuijou
Star Ponl
M. P. Go Embalming Partord Sae Ses
Carloy
Wpalemnones Oye Eet
George Grosjean
Rochester Gilizen
Binghamton, N
Breay
P.M. Workman
Howe
Corder
1Lowe
Dalsous
Robert Jackson
Yudge Shellebarger
Totty
Haynes & Bast
C.fl
MW. Kautz Baking Co
W. W. Richards
Scranton
Dewey Ave
Muscatine Railway CO
Lozsaly
WU City Times
Penoy
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