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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
2
Des Moines Col. T B Lucas praised the company quarters as well kept and creditable. He rated the unit highly though the armory was deemed unfit for local military needs, hoping for a better facility next year at the town armory site.
The Boys' Agricultural and Girls' Domestic Science club of North Prairie met last evening at John Umlandt's home. Members voted to gather shortly after Christmas at John Jugenheim's residence for an engaging program with recitations, a bake sale, question box, and social games followed by supper.
The annual stockholders meeting at the Commercial Club discussed a favorable financial report for 1913, with Manager Frank Boyles credited for the balance. A fifteen-member board for 1914 was elected, and focus turned to league discipline and umpire powers, with calls to raise concerns at the January Burling ton meeting.
The executive committee of Mustatine Commercial Club met Tuesday. they deferred selecting the other committees as part of their agenda while meeting at the club rooms. The terse notes indicate postponement rather than final decisions on appointments.
An 2013 letter tells of a severe facial eruption starting as a small pimple that spread, causing intense itching and pain. After attempting various remedies, the writer reports complete recovery after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three weeks, praising the product and its availability.
A testimonial from J. H. St. Clair of West Point Nebraska praises Swamp Root for bladder and kidney trouble. The notice notes notary certification on November 16 1911 and urges readers to request a sample bottle and booklet by writing to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton. Mentioned are Muscatine Daily Journal and available bottles at drugstores.
The group will reconvene Friday afternoon to choose a new secretary or decide on a definite course of action. Members expect a decisive step at the Friday session.
A family riding in a buggy were struck at the Fourth and Walnut streets corner at 6 pm when a seven passenger automobile owned by GB M Bristol 407 Chestnut street collided with their vehicle. Mrs Tammenga sustained non serious injuries and was taken for medical care. Bristol said the crash was unavoidable.
Mrs Gussie Mull elected Chief of Honor at Banner Lodge Degree of Honor while officer slate included Onesie Mull as Chief of Honor and Rose Homer as Lady of Honor. The election followed by a social, with officers named for 4 year term and medical examiners listed.
The Muscatine Launch club decided to abandon plans for the Mississippi Valley Power Boat association regatta citing fear locals won’t fund or accommodate the event. River enthusiasts regret the cancellation, which would have drawn thousands for July Fourth races, and members plan a summer picnic instead.
Wapello high school outlines a robust basketball schedule and tryouts. About 25 players attended initial practices, now narrowed to 14 possibles. The squad plans games with Wilton, Columbus Junction, Fort Madison, Washington, and West Liberty, with captain Hicklin returning alongside core players from last year.
Resolutions of respect for Albert Cayot former North Prairie resident and Excelsior Literary Society member were read at a meeting at Mrs Elizabeth Greinerts home this week. The resolutions honored his active life at the meridian of his years.
Nervous dyspepsia and gas are touted as easily cured by Pope's Diapepsin. A dose taken promptly after a meal dissolves undigested food, prevents sour regurgitation, belching, and stomach pains, with relief in minutes and a stomach that feels normal afterward. The ad urges purchasing the large family-size container at the drugstore.
Advertises Croxone as a quick acting remedy for aging readers suffering from backache rheumatism and bladder issues. Promises to cleanse inactive kidneys balance urine and stop night disturbances by removing uric acids and impurities with immediate effect. Claims refund if not effective and notes druggists will reimburse purchase price.
The memorial recalls the influence of a life well lived and urges continued progress in education and social uplift. It notes the deceased's patience and fortitude, offers sympathy to his wife and daughter Eunice, and directs a memorial page in the society records. Signed by committee members Mrs Myrtle McPfle, Mrs Mary F. Wein, and Mr F. P. Lake.
The Lusingsd seamon of the Modern Brotherhood of America elected officers for the coming year. Officers include President Mrs Ella Gran View, President Ed Baumgardner, Secretary Paul Brinovwv, Treasurer E C Koetting, Chaplain Mrs M Allen, Watchman A Allen, Sentry Marion Baumgardner, Trustees Mrs Fred Timm Herman Branow and Mrs August Freese. Plans were made for a banquet and entertainment for installation services on January éth.
Joan Miller was chosen to act as president of Sweetland Modern Brotherhood of America for the ensuing year. Officers elected include Geo. Kramer as vice president Elia Lougetroth secretary and treasurer Howard Hetzer chaplain Haymond Miller conductor Frank Rehmel watchman Wm Kramer sentry. Officers to be installed January 7.
Fragmentary classified notice lists names including Long Edwin F Maxon Frank Miller and Mrs Mundy along with foreign and special delivery terms. A caller notice and a health claim about Colds Headache and Grip mentions Bromo Quinine and a BE. W. Grove signature on a box.
Prof Guy Steele and bride returned from Oklahoma where they faced worry on Thanksgiving day. Mina McCleary came home from Wintele where she teaches. King's Daughters Circle hosted a farewell banquet for Mr and Mrs Anwyl as they move to Washington. John McCleary to Burlington for Presbytery meeting. Miss Carrie Parker of Monmouth visiting at D Z Wonderly and Henry Cross home. Juto Shoe.
Mr E R Huffman of Waynesville North Carolina reports that Thedford's Black Draught cured his indigestion and heart trouble like many others. He says it restored his health and that he would not be without it. The ad touts Black Draught as a popular vegetable liver remedy in use for over 70 years, price 25 cents.
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