Railway Timetable Fragment
Schedule reads multiple times with early morning and late night trains. Times listed include 1 56am 4 59pm 11 02pm and 8 35am 8 05am 8 19pm 7 10pm 4 00pm 8 11am 8 30pm with unclear segments.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
9
Schedule reads multiple times with early morning and late night trains. Times listed include 1 56am 4 59pm 11 02pm and 8 35am 8 05am 8 19pm 7 10pm 4 00pm 8 11am 8 30pm with unclear segments.
The Muscatine 1908 financial statement shows total city valuation at 2,283,840 with an assessed increase of 51,520 over 1907, and an expected tax total of 85,546.26. It breaks down valuations by land, lots, personal property, and railroads, with detailed apportionment into city funds, bonds, improvements, gas and electric light, water sinking, and road district taxes. County Auditor A. S. Lawrence filed the report to the mayor and city council on December 16, 1908.
A county auditor signs the statement as truth and correctness.
An advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals wounds whether gunshot or nail puncture. It credits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with the product and guarantee.
Colum bus Junction residents record a busy day with visitors and town business. Rev W Roland Williams attends for the Hughes funeral as Wapello area visits occur. local traders travel to Morning Sun and Armaworth. fair association stockholders set to meet December 26 at 2 pm. Mrs Fawin Owens and family arrive from Chicago. medical concerns reported for Wm Ogier in Iowa City.
In South Muscatine the Schuett family on Grandview Avenue captured a large skunk in a second floor bedroom after a week of mysterious noises. The animal, trapped on a foot, caused a crowded commotion before being killed. Nearby social updates note a Roach and Musser Hose Company dance at Hanover Street quarters with music by the Thomas orchestra.
Rock Island Railroad company will immediately install new culverts along the right of way near Blessing pond as ordered by the city council to drain the stagnant body of water. The crew will arrive within five days, and a storehouse near Culver station has been completed to stock supplies for the automatic block system.
The Family Theatre presents a strong bill under Carl Laemmle with the Tyrolean Quartette led by Otto Fetchtl, the Wakahama Japs acrobat troupe, comedienne Genevieve Homer, ventriloquist F P Rogers, and Laemmle supplied pictures. Next week features the American Zouaves of fourteen performers.
A fierce attack of malaria liver derangement and kidney trouble is declared easily cured by Electric Bitters. The guaranteed remedy is offered for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
A December 15 party at Mr and Mrs William Hunn home in Fairport featured games and refreshments. Guests included Misses Geneva Grove Celia Anderson Grace Schell horn Erma Reeves and Messrs Alexander Brossart Joseph Spence Andrew Anderson William Morris and Mrs W Sylvester of Keithsburg Illinois.
D. M. Rittenhouse, formerly of Muscatine, arrives in the city from Minneapolis where he works as foreman for M. Townsley and Sons Manufacturing to spend the holidays with his daughter Mrs. John Riggs. Mr Townsley, senior partner, is son of the late A. G. Townsley of Muscatine and also formerly lived in Pearl City.
A Chicago banker at a bankers' convention pitched a new use for citrox as a simple skin disease cure. He claimed dissolving citrox powder in hot water and soaking the affected skin twice daily would rapidly stop itching and dry eruptions, curing eczema and tetter.
A brief note indicates a firm has entered the copper cable lightning rod sector in Minneapolis, expanding its manufacturing and supply operations in the region.
Rosanet reports Gold Medal Flour shines on honor by name and tradition.
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