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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1909

Page

11

Christmas Trees and Local Goods at Angers Bach’s Grocery

Local shoppers can order Xmas trees at Angers Bach's grocery while holly and greens are available at Geo Kranz & Son's next to U S Express. John A Robbins offers fire insurance from reliable companies. Miss Sade Wilson travels from East Fifth Street to Cedar Rapids. Dr Husted at German American Bank Bldg. Phone 953. Mrs L V Coder from Letts visits Muscatine relatives. Dr Cal W Smith attends Davenport business. Bilkey the harness man sells horse blankets robes and sleighbells. Thompson Bros Co offers special 49c pocket knives. Mr and Mrs Henry Coyner move from Nichols to a farm west of town.

Husted L. V. Coder Letts

Local Notices and Advertisements Blend in City Scene

Fire insurance offered by M W Stirlen 109 E 2nd St Sleighs buggies and roadwagons advertised. 69 new and second hand sleighs at own price. Miss Mary Carpenter of Columbus Junction visits Muscatine. Muscatine Launch Club announces third series draw Tuesday Dec 14. Thompson Bros Co sells razors carving sets and knives. 3 E Stevenson Son offer mortgage loans 5 percent. Edward Volger returns from Rock Island. Kranz & Dion florists promote flowers and carving sets.

Liniment Claims Rapid Cure for Sprains

An advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Liniment can cure a sprained ankle in three or four days, contrasting with typical three to four week disability caused by improper treatment. The copy promotes the liniment as one of the best and most remarkable preparations in use.

Initial meeting of new German Congregational society

The young people’s literary society of the German Congregational church held its initial meeting at the church. William Lamprecht presented a paper on Bismarck detailing his life and significance. The Christian Endeavor society had a brief session and Sunday school teachers planned the annual Christmas exercises for December 25.

Hery William Lamprecht Bismarck Christian Endeavor Society

Visiting kin and local updates from Columbus Junction

Chas Graves of Hot Springs South Dakota arrived to visit his sister in law Mrs A Blake and other relatives. G W Oakes returned to Colfax after two weeks here. W C Hannan returned from Colorado. Firefly northbound delayed two hours due to a track issue at Latta. Nurse W C Holmberg left Rock Island after caring for Eddie Bell. I Rabenold traveled to Cotter to see his son Irven and family. Rev Claude Zenor and L L Ballentine attended the Home Missionary convention in Fairfield and will return tonight.

Columbus Junction Chas. Graves Hot Springs S&s. Dak A. Blake Graves Conesville G. W. Oakes Colfax W. C. Hannan Colorado St. Louis Latta W. C. Holmberg Eddie Bell Rock Island I. Rabenold Cotter Irven Claude Zenor L. L. Ballentine Fairfield Home Missionary Convention

Railroad Builder Dies in Ohio Philanthropist Casement

Painesville Ohio December 14 General J S Casement philanthropist died yesterday of pneumonia. He laid the original rails of the Big Four and Lake Shore railroads built the Union Pacific to Cheyenne constructed the Nickel Plate from Cleveland to Buffalo and built a railroad in Costa Rica. He formed part of the electoral college that completed Taft's election.

J. S. Casement Ohio Painesville Casement Lake Shore Union Pacific Cheyenne Cleveland Buffalo Costa Rica Taft

Will of Vera Heinly Leaves Major Bequests to Relatives

The will filed by Vera Heinly in Muscatine County drafts $1000 to the Woman's Model Lodging House in Chicago for a home for girls and bequests $500 to each of two nephews, $1000 to trust for Ella and Vera Jones, and full estate remainder to Laura Jones of New Castle Pennsylvania with a wide distribution of real estate across Iowa and Nebraska to cousins and a charity.

Vera Heinly McKee Laura Jones New Castle Miss Heinly Women's Model Lodging House Chicago Eldridge Court Muscatine Iowa Ella Jones Wayne County Nebraska Said County Vera Jones Scott County State of Cedar County Knox County Ernest Jones Laura Hennly Jones Irving Jones Woman's Model Lodging House State of Illinois Ella Vera

Grape-Nuts Promotes Easy Serving From Package

Advertising copy touts Grape-Nuts as a ready to eat cereal that needs no cooking or prep. It suggests reading The Road to Wellville in the package for a reason to enjoy the product straight from the box.

Xmas Cigars and Pipes Advertised With Prices

Local shop offers 1000 1 Xmas Cigars with boxes of 25 to 50 priced from 80c to 3.00 per box. Xmas cigars range 50c to 1.75 per box. Calabash and Meerschaum pipes priced 84.00 to 15.00 and 50c to 20.00 respectively. Briar pipes in cases 1.25 to 5.00. cigar cases 25c to 2.50. meerschaum cigar holders 24c to 3.00. Imported German pipes and tobacco bags, match safes, money purses. Christmas and New Year souvenir postcards 2 for Se to 60c each. A calendar with every $1.00 purchase.

Bequest Provisions for Jewelry and Residual Estate Highlighted

The will outlines jewelry bequests to Mrs. W. S. Petteys Harriet Blakesley and Cay Heinly with distribution by the executor. Remainder funneled to aunts Laura Jones Ida Purdy Ella Wintermute, plus residuary legatee. Additional provisions address charitable lodging and future similar institutions in Chicago.

Chicago W. S. Petteys Prairie Avenue Harriet Blakesley Calumet Avenue Cay Heinly Tacoma Washington Laura Jones New Castle Ida Purdy Pierce City Ella Wintermute Martha Mackemer Brown Creston Eva Mackemer

Woman’s Work Aid Signed In October 1907 Document

A dated legal signing from October 24, 1907, notes efforts to assist women facing commercial world hardships and to ease burdens for female relatives, with proper witnessing and signature.

Salvation Army Christmas Help Drive Opens Daily

The Salvation Army hall in the German American Bank building will be open daily from December 16 to Christmas, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., to collect clothing and provisions for the poor. Workers hope to prepare Christmas baskets and request chickens, butter, sugar, candy, nuts, apples, oranges, canned goods, and clothing for women and children. Donors may call Captain J. H. Warfield at 17 Halstead Street Bell 620 J.

Salvation Army J. H. Warfield Halstead Street Bell

Luxuries Measured by Coal Abundance and Price

The text argues that what counts as a luxury depends on supply and cost, noting coal would be a luxury if it were scarce. It reflects a utilitarian view where abundance makes comforts affordable and accessible.

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Reviemund Einemund’s Schaefer Schaefer’s Selec Tion MRANZ Journal Angersbach’s Holly and Greens Geo Kranz & Son's U. S. Express John A. Robbins Sade Wilson East Fifth Street Cedar Rapids Cal. W. Smith Davenport Bilkey Thompson Bros. Co Henry Coyner Nichols M. W. Stirlen E. 2Na St Snyder's Frank Bowman Caroline Schultz Fairport Mary Carpenter Riemcke Oliver C. E. Schillig Fruitland Titus Loan & Investment Co Iowa Ave Mary Megee Emma Huston E. C. Dailey, Jr Sycamore Street Edward Volger Kranz & Dion U. S Swan's Jewelry Store Muscatine Transfer Line Walnut 2Nd Sts OA T Bijou Electric NEW Society Will Charity Hart Schaffner & Marx Hart Schaffner & Mara Xmas Cigars Herman Cremme West Second Street Ards Muscatine Dental East 2Nd St Jos Candy Galore SWAA South Muscatine Fuel CO
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