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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1906

Page

5

Holsten likely to be sentenced tomorrow in first degree murder case

John Holsten, found guilty of murdering his daughter Bessie, will receive sentence after the jury verdict. Judge Jackson plans to pronounce the sentence tomorrow. The trial cost is estimated over $1,000 with many jurors and witnesses, and no new trial motion will be filed.

John Holsten Bessie Jackson E. M. Warner Holsten EB. M. Warner Hanley District Court B. L. Schomberg Thomas B. Shoemaker Mary F. Schoemaker

The Merchant's Magnet.

The electric sign attracts and holds the purchasing public, drawing shoppers to the storefront and boosting interest in goods on display.

Chopping Wood Pleasure From Hand Forged Ax

A seller touts a hand forged ax for chopping wood. The crescent shaped broad edge is ground and ready for use. The tool is described as made by hand and tempered individually and priced at 1.25 dollars, claimed to be worth three axes of other makes.

Program Out for Farmers Institute in Wilton

The Muscatine County Farmers Institute gathers December 20 and 21 in Wilton with day sessions at the Commercial club and evening sessions at the Presbyterian church. Sessions cover sheep breed selection, corn culture, poultry, cattle, horses, roads and agriculture notes from the Farmers National Congress, plus prizes for corn and talks by local and state figures.

Wilton Muscatine County Kaufman Bros Chas. Croxen W. O. Fritchman H. F. Ayres Hibert Johnson Geo. Kelley David Norman Henry Nichols West Liberty Nienaber Carlos Fawcett Springdale Thos. Boot Good Roads Geo J. Lang Newt. Lang J. R. McClean Farmers’ National Congress E. A. Allbee Henry Lang Rebecca Johnson Maxfield, Ia D. B. Collier C. W. Norton Paul Collier F. W. Schiele Gray Bros B.L. Norton H. L. Mosher Park Walton Presbyterian Church D. E. Smith Reading Fave Acres F. D. Steen Iowa G. E. McClean State University Margaret Hoskins

Chicago Visitors Plan Calls on Mrs Snider in City

Mrs. George Sayers and her sons from Chicago arrived in the city Saturday and will call on Mrs. J. A. Snider on East Hi?1 as part of their visit to the area.

George Sayers South End Slough Fred Lechtner Glisdwin Hannah Pitchforth Grandview Avenue H. E. Dickerson Letts Herman Dorman Moline Fie Mary Caster Grandview Charles Lease Ida Grove Wilton South Muscatine West Hill Christ Graham Hoopes Carrie Curtis Wisconsin Street Carter Frank McCoy Eben Fitzgerald Andrew Rice Columbus Junction J. W. Mackley

Dyspepsia Relief Promised By Stuart Tablets Ad

Advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as non medicinal digestives that aid digestion when stomachs fail. Claims include pepsin and diastase content, reliability endorsed by 40,000 physicians, and a free trial offer. Mentions availability at drugstores and address in Marshall Michigan.

Stuart United States Canada S. F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Virgin Oil of Pine Cure Promoted for Colds

An old advertisement touts a cough remedy mixing half an ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine with two ounces of glycerine and a half pint of whisky. A noted throat and lung specialist claims the formula cures a cold in 24 hours and heals the lungs, with ingredients available cheap at drug stores.

Pine Woods Maine

Funerals Held Sunday and Today In Local Congregations

The town observes multiple funerals this weekend. I N Purcell died Friday night with services at the First Methodist Church and burial by the Masons and G A R Post. Claus Koll funeral held at First Baptist Church with interment at Greenwood Cemetery. Clara Arsene Daut, Ferris Ethel Workman, and other relatives noted in services across local churches.

I. N. Purcell First Methodist Church Norman Shelby Post G. A. R. Post Masonic Order Herbert Wolf C. C. Braunworth H. R. Othmer Herman Schmidt S. F. Boke E. Krepper Claus Koll First Baptist Church Kempton Greenwood Cemetery Theodore Steen Steve Fuller Andrew Hine Henry Heinz William Ashton Daut Clara Arsene Daut George F. Daut East Sixth Street H. F. Martin Grace Lutheran Church Ferris Ethel Workman John Workman Bloomington Township J. R. Spiller Illinois City Reynolds Cemetery Will Workman Robert Workman Ed. Reynolds B. Reynolds

New Y W C A to Build New Dubuque Home

The Dubuque Y W C A plans a new building. The committee agreed to buy the Goodrich property at Locust and Sixth streets for about $9,000. Construction is set at $25,000 with work to start promptly.

Dubuque, Ia Dubuque Y. W

Local Soldiers Attend Church and Weekly Announcements

Reports from yesterday include a trospel service at the Y W C A led by Rev J C H Light with Miss Blanche Munn singing. Churchgoers then socialized and discussed events at social gatherings.

J. C. H. Light Blanche Munn

Advertising attracts job seekers to the city housing demand grows

The Commercial club launched a new ad drive inviting people to move to the city for work. Many applicants seek houses or rooms and boarding. Property owners should list rentals with a real estate agent or inform the Journal so names reach the proper committee for housing newcomers.

Commercial Club Journal Office

Proud and Glad Woman Credits Postum for Health Turnaround

An Ohio woman credits Postum coffee substitute with reversing years of coffee related digestive and nervous troubles. She reports relief from belching and stomach burning after switching, sleeping better, gaining appetite, and noting friends and family praising her improved health.

Ohio Postum Postum Co Battie Creek Mich Weilville

Engaging Doctor Promotes Electric Bitters Cure

An engaging doctor advertises electric bitters as a gentle remedy for billousness and dyspepsia. The product is offered at 59 cents through Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Havercamp

Pioneer of Iowa County Dies After Fall

Iowa City Iowa December 16 special Mrs Samuel Williams of Marengo pioneer of Iowa county died in the hospital here after a fall that broke her thigh at age noted as St.

Iowa City Samuel Williams Marengo Iowa County

Holiday Cuba Trip With One Fare From Iowa Central

The Iowa Central Railway offers a holiday rate of one fare for a round trip to Havana Cuba on December 18 19 and 20 with return by January 9 Passengers travel via New Orleans in connection with Southern Pacific steamers For rates contact A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn

Iowa Central Railway Havana Cuba New Orleans Southern Pacific Company A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Separate maintenance suit noted for Mrs Jane Klein

A prior column misidentified a divorce filing by Mrs Jane Klein. The case was a suit for separate maintenance, not divorce, reflecting a correction in court action.

Jane Klein

Judge rules Muscatine North and South liable for interstate car hauling

Judge McPherson issued an opinion finding Muscatine North and South Railway liable under interstate commerce law for hauling a damaged freight car on February 14 1966. The car No 10369 owned by Vandalia Railway could not be uncoupled or coupled safely due to missing top devis pin and lock pin e, requiring a man between cars. Judgment will be ordered later with potential damages to be determined.

Elrick Junction Vandalia Railway Company Muscatine Jorge McPherson

Dark store deflates odds in race chatter

Commentator contrasts a dark horse with a dark store noting a horse can win while a store never does. The remark frames betting lore and retail metaphor in a single witty line.

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Pense High Thompson Bros Vienna Bakery D. L. Carl, Prop OUT For Farmers’ Institute Wil Byterian Roach and Mus SER Hose CO. Entertain Appel Appel’s Hall Roach and Musser Hose Redman Roach and Musser Company Towhead Island Claus Kol Workman Funeral Dubuque Building Committee Pliny Fry W. S. Leete Durant Trinity Church M. E Our Brotherhood Woman's Home Missionary Park Avenue Aid Society Ruth McDonald Epworth League Ladies Aid Society Grace Lutheran the Missionary Society Ladies’ Aid United Brethren Young People’s Society Ladies’ Aid Society Patterson Forward Society Pioneer Aaas HE. Hurlbut & Co San Francisco Barnard’s E. 2Nd St H. ¥. Barnard Co East 2Nd St Teddy Bears Neidigs Book Store East Second Street McPherson Muscatine Railroad
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