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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1909

Page

7

Local residents visit Muscatine and area towns

A flurry of social calls fills yesterday as Mrs. David Parsons and Mildred Letts visitors in Muscatine mingle with Dr. E H King, Mrs. Dexter and others from Washington Cotter Nichols and Letts. Several attendees travel for funerals and to visit friends while Miss Valett Hill Kerr Townsley and others shop and call on relatives in Mos cow Letts and Columbus Junction. Monuments sales ads appear amid the social round.

David Parsons Mildred Letts E. H. King PF. Dexter Washington C .L. Braum Cotter Dr. Husted F. A. Seamitt Nichols Muscatine Anna Valett Martha Hill Moscow John Kerr Wilson

Fight Over Humphrey Bill Tightens Rules for Hire Boats

National debate erupts as Humphrey bill targets power boats thirty feet or more and all passenger carrying craft. Provisions require annual inspection certification lifeboats water lights wireless gear and crew licensing with penalties for noncompliance. The measure faces united opposition from river interests who warn it could make operating power boats nearly impossible and threaten boat hire businesses nationwide.

Humphrey National Power East Association Board of Supervising Board of Supervising Inspectors

Gas and Indigestion Vanish With Diapepsin Remedy

A vintage advertisement proclaims Diapepsin digests meals when the stomach cannot. It promises relief from gas heartburn and dyspepsia in minutes, allowing eating any food with no fermentation or souring. The ad urges a 50 cent case from a druggist and claims rapid, laxative-free relief.

Pape

Davenport Area Social Notes and Local Visits

Miss Norma Kanter returns to Davenport after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F Nautz Mrs Robt Pamoa travels to Detroit for a month with relatives Miss Stella Frank comes back from a week with her sister in Rock Island The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs Bowser with about 20 ladies present and decided to pause meetings until after the holidays Mr Bald made two business calls in Muscatine for Suhl Bald Button Co.

Hirschman Kairie Strohm Young Wyle Pierce Neb Norma Kanter Davenport F. Nautz Robt Pamoa Detroit Mich Flora Moorhead H. Moorhead Stella Frank D. Bald Muscatine 5Suhl & Bald Button Co

Child employers comply with age certificate rule

State Labor Commissioner Var Duyn praises uniform use of age certificates for children under 16. He rejects a four-certificate system, endorsing birth baptismal scheat or parental certificates as acceptable proof kept on file with the employer to avoid state enforcement concerns.

Var Duyn Employers of Labor iHe

White Prairie Social News Notes Dec 17

White Prairie reports include Harry Rexroth traveling to Iowa City this Saturday. Mrs Edward Rexroth and baby from Wilton visited Adolph Rexroth over the weekend. Teacher Clara Stean from White Prairie spent time near West Liberty. Misses Clara Ida and Freda Duffee and Master Fred enjoyed Sunday at John Maurer's. Frank Duffee entertained friends Wednesday night. Fred Maroifi of Wilton butchered cattle for John and Henry Maurer on Wednesday. The Maurer family received a serenade from the local youths on Tuesday evening wishing joy and happiness.

White Prairie Harry Rexroth Iowa City Edward Rexroth Baby Wilton Adolph Rexroth Clara Stean West Liberty Clara Ida Freda Duffee Fred John Heeves Henry Maurer Chas. Brown

Banner Temple No 200 elects officers for year

At the last regular Banner Temple No 200 Pythian Sisters meeting in Buffalo Iowa the following officers were elected for the coming year P C Mrs Sophia Kuhn M BE C Mrs Lydia Ochsner BE Mrs Cland Ord E J Mrs Alma Hirshpan M of T Mrs Francis Kan of R and C Mrs Amelia Tensner M of F Mrs Amelia Moorhead P of T Mrs Carrie Wasps O G Mrs Mona Claypool installing officer Mrs Josie Portsman trustees Mrs Anna Rosenbaugh Mrs Clara Miller and Mrs A De Lap delegates to district convention Mrs Smina Rosenbauga alternate Mrs A

Buffalo Banner Temple No Ofhcers P. C Sophia Kuhn M. BE. C Lydia Ochsner Cland Ord E. J Alma Hirscbpan M. of T Francis Kan’.t Amelia Tensner Amelia Moorhead Carrie Wasps O. G Mona Claypool Josie Portsman Anna Rosenbaugh Clara Miller A. de Lap Distriet Smina Rosenbauga Irs

Fire department asks for gear as city council weighs costs

Chief Hagerman presented a list of needed items for each company at the city council meeting. The finance committee will review allowing purchases. two head protectors were recommended to better fight fires, noted after the Fisch building blaze causing about 40 000 in damages.

Fisch Champion, Hose, Co R. L. Boydston Louis Tiecke Charles Strohm John Wendinger L. A. Benninger Henry H. Korte M. P. Goff Charles Vetter George Schmidt Frank B. Smith Gustav C. Homeyer Hershey Hook and Ladder Co

Crawfordsville society notes and travels across states

In Crawfordsville on December 17 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bentley visited at sister J. G. McCleary’s home with daughters Lucile and Eleanor. E. J. Davidson returned from San Luis Valley. Gal G. F. Pulsifer visited Lenox to stay with his mother Mrs Maxwell for the winter. G. W. Nickolaus, longtime realtor now in San Luis Valley, Col., led a party to tour the area. Several locals have invested there. Mrs. Woolfolk remains ill.

Crawfordsville Frank Bentley Lucile Eleanor J. G. McCleary E. J. Davidson San Luis Valley G. F. Pulsifer Lenox Maxwell G. W. Nickolaus Col

Cuticura Cures A Chicago Man In Three Weeks

A Chicago man recounts two year ordeal with a skin eruption and intense itching. After trying doctors and various remedies he used Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resorent Pills and the eruption faded with itching ceasing within days and complete clearing in about three weeks. The testimonial is attributed to H A Krutskoff of 6714 Wabash Ave with dates November 18 and 28, 1907.

Wabash Ave Chicago A. W. Morgan Zemo

Cuticura Remedies Promote Skin Healing Claims

An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as cures for eczema psoriasis scalled head acne tetter and related infant skin woes. It asserts worldwide testimonials and lists prices for soap ointment resolvent and pills from Potter Diller Chem Corp with a Cuticura book on skin diseases.

Cills Potter Dills & Chem. Corp Sole P Bost

Christmas Spirit Lifts Town Amid Snowy Season

The town enjoys holiday mood as Christmas trees and programs form part of church and community events. Local families travel, stores overflow with goods, and residents discuss social visits, church activities, and health remedy promotions amid wintry scenes.

Millersburg notes on illness visits and local happenings

Diana Crawford remains seriously ill as Viola Murdock and Mrs Martha Wakeland visit her grandparents Mr and Mrs MoD Murdock. Lovell Herron returns to Aledo from Dec 8. Jacob Morris hauled coal for Nat Wakeland. Morris family returned from Missouri on Dec 9 and moved to a new home. Thomas McAfee sold a coal burner to Frank Goddard on Dec 10. Armenian speaker R Mc Kallepian visited the school and spoke at the M church on Dec 12 as he plans to return to his homeland as missionary. Regular church services held December 12 except L D S, which skipped evening preaching. Mary Debord and Pearl Simmers planned Dec 1? shopping trip to Aleta.

Millersburg Diana Crawford Viola Murdock Martha Wakeland Mod. Murdock B. Wakeland Keithsburg Lovell Herroon Aledo Jacob Morris Nat. Wakeland Missouri Mr. Morris Thomas McAfee Frank Goddard R. Mc Kallepian M. Church Mr. Kalleplan M. BE. Aherth Mary Debord Pearl Simmers Aleta

Ainsworth Social Notes Move Through Winter Visits

Ainsworth residents report weekend visits with relatives in Washington and Missouri, with sisters, parents and children traveling. The death of a three weeks old baby of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson is noted, and families plan winterings in Eureka Springs Arkansas and Battle Creek Michigan.

Ainsworth Dee Everette Shearer Washington Jean Carden Baby Osage Alec Clegg Gertrude Beard Monmouth Harry White J. W. Peckham Capria Jim’ Morrison Miles Guy Bingham Groton T. J. Whitlock Missouri Sam Charley Ross W. P. Wilson Will Paul Uola John Warnock Eureka Springs Ark F. BE. Rensswig Grand Rapids Mich Tillman’ Miksch Charles Noel Vernie Battle Creek

Pleasant Prairie News Roundup From Muscatine Visitations

Pleasant Prairie notes multiple residents shopping in Muscatine for Christmas and visiting relatives. Lena Agar and son visit Sibley kin. Drumm sale draws attendees. William Sissell and family visit Davenport friends. Henke and Metz families shop in Muscatine. John Schmidt conducts Davenport business. Glenn McElroy and family spend time in Muscatine. Lottie Shanis visits her mother.

William Sissell Davenport William Peter Muscatine John Henke John Schmidt Glenn McElroy Lottie Shan Daniels

No More Gray Hair Sage Treatment Promoted

An article promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur as a ready to use scalp tonic to preserve or restore hair color. It cites Grandmothers using sage tea and notes the product available for 30 cents to 1 dollar at drug stores or by mail from Wyeth Chemical Company in New York. A. W. Morgan's Pharmacy lists it as a sale and recommendation location.

Meadow Brook Farm Dallas U. S Mira Hershey Lumber Company Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt, St. New York City A. W. Morgan’s Pharmacy

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