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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1905

Page

7

Coal Vein Found West of City Limits

Late yesterday an excellent coal bed was found west of the city on the Neyens farm. The vein averages about 24 inches, with a two foot extension near the creek. Can nal coal quality is high and burns with a clear yellow flame. Mr. Holt will drill more wells to map the extent and aims to strike natural gas after passing the vein.

Neyens Farm Ion Lowe Wighth and Sycamore Lowe's Run Holt Cowl

J M Gromer to Lecture for Grice Lutheran Church

J M Gromer of Kansas City will present an illustrated lecture for the Tawther League of Grice Lutheran Church. The event is scheduled for December 14 at the M. Co A auditorium in Avanission Bay.

Kansas City Ben Hur Tawther League of Grice Lutheran Church M. CO. A Avanission Bae

Committee Forms To Plan Electric Line In Iowa Cities

A Winfield meeting of citizens appointed a committee to meet with Mt. Pleasant and Winfield committees to promote an electric railway proposition. Members named include Wilcox J. K. R. Smith and T. Lee Duunca, with further details indicating collaboration among local towns.

Winfield Columbus Junction Dee Sindar Mt. Pleasant Wilcox J. KR. Smith T. Lee Duucna

Two Cures for One Two Cures for One

A vintage ad touts a Bromo Cough Remedy package for 50c, offering both the remedy and a chest plaster for free. It claims the formula is a standard United States Dispensatory preparation used by physicians and suitable for throat and lung troubles. The pitch promotes the plaster as essential to cure and healing of the lungs, urging readers to buy at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

United States Havercamp

Winfield meeting forms plan to build electric line

Local leaders from Letts Winfield and surrounding areas gathered to form a permanent organization and arrange incorporation for an electric railway along the farming region. Judge Withrow of Mt Pleasant and several men including Angler Wille Weir Traut and Pierce were named for the committee with Hinkle overseeing the Winfield group. The community anticipates a future electric car line despite recent rain and unsettled weather.

M. Letis F. J. Darrow B. B. Tucker Winkeld Judge Withrow Mt. Pleasant A. J. Angler C. P. Wille Adam Weir Henry Traut Frank Pierce Ed. Hinkle Winfield Committee Wash, Mullin R. P. Davidson Jobi Baxter O. E Wilson George Carse Winfield D. W. Shellabarger Letts E. P. Shellabarger Mga Shellabarger Ghos. Clark Jas. Turkington Letis Gogey Kelly Muscatine Columbog City Willey Cotter Blair Stapp Eilei Knaub Sligabeth_ Spenkler York Jas. Clegg Harold Ainsworth Columbus City James Acheson Merion A. R. Acheson Old Clifton Nellie Logan Chester Lavery Ben. Asmussen Mediapolis Logan Sigourney Salt Lake City Utah Presbyterian

Death notices and market roundup from Chicago and New York

Telegram reports a death in Ohio prompt a family note while a card offers refunds on Greene's Syrup of Tar. Market notes cover Chicago wheat prices, corn, oats, rye, and butter, eggs, poultry, with live stock receipts and prices. Also a New York poultry and dairy snapshot with dressed poultry values.

Keswick Farmer Killed at Wilson's Crossing

A Keswick farmer, Kim Shimmina, was killed by a southbound passenger train at Wilson's Crossing two miles north of What Cheer at 4 PM today. The wagon was wrecked and the body badly mangled though the horses were uninjured.

Keswick Wilson's Crossing What Cheer Town Kim Shimmina Here

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