Peruna Endorsements Highlight 1909 Almanac Request
An Tennessee attorney and former adjutant general, D McCord of Nashville, praises Peruna as an excellent tonic and catarrh remedy. R S Ryan, once a British MP, also recommends Peruna for colds and catarrhal complaints from his Washington address. Readers are urged to request the Free Peruna Almanac for 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M
D. McCord
Washington, D. C
State of Tennessee
Nashville
Peruna
Ryan
Nome
Alaska
Charles Stewart Parnell
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D.C
Sam
P. O
Wentha Ry. Corres. School
Freeport
Eminent Lecturer Delights Muscatine in Pacific Islands Talk
Dr. Lyman B. Sperry delivered the final lecture of the Baptist church series on Hawaii Fiji and New Zealand. He traced the islands from the Hawaiian Group to Fiji and Australia then New Zealand with maps slides and stereopticon views. Sperry praised as a top passerby lecturer and stressed the strategic importance of Pearl Harbor and the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Lyman B. Sperry
First Baptist Church
Hawaii
Fiji
New Zealand
Hawaiian Territory
The
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Australia
Tasmania
America
Sperry
Pepsin Fails in Dyspepsia Says Doctors
Medical notes contend pepsin is inert in alkaline intestines with fermentation and gas. A neutralizing mixture of sodium phosphate, essence of peppermint, baking soda, and water is proposed to curb fermentation and improve digestion.
President Selects the New Committees of 1909
President Giesler announced the Commercial Club committees for the coming year. New panels on insurance and auditing may form soon after changes are finalized by Secretary Ogilvie. A mass enrollment drive offers a $10 initiation rate as part of the campaign. Committees listed include Railroad, Manufactures, Statistics and advertising, Membership and by laws, Public affairs and legislation, and Commerce and local trade with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giesler
Commercial Club
E. A. Ogilvie
J. M. Gobble
A. E. Othmer
W. S. Hill
W. F. Bishop
C. R. Musser
W. L. Roach
Charles Mull
Henry Jayne
J. A. Bartemeier
Charles Spaethe
W. E. Downer
W. B. Fuller
J. G. van Lent
F. D. Throop
T. C. Clark
F. O. Block
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Paz Ointment
Advertises Pazo ointment promising cure for itching bleeding prolapsing piles in six to fourteen days with money back guarantee. Price listed as 50 cents.
Supreme Head Addresses Blooming ton Fraternal Aid Meeting
General President H. E. Carrolls of Lawrence Kansas spoke at the Bloomington Council 175 Fraternal Aid Association meeting on fraternal insurance. The Muscatine lodge is largest in the state and fourth nationally. A drill team was formed with E. C. Maxson named captain and future roster planning. Next sessions set for December 24 and 31 with Christmas on the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Fraternal Aid Association
H. E. Carrolls
Lawrence
Kan
Muscatine Lodge
Carrolls
E. C. Maxson
Washington versus Lincoln debated by Olive Branch a society
The Olive Branch Literary society at Olive Branch school house Muscatine Island debated whether Washington was greater than Lincoln. Judges Joseph Lorber C Schudack and John Purcell ruled Washington superior. Participants included Frances Bielefeld Roy DeCamp Emma Hintermeister and Ben Kemp. A January 14 next meeting was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
Olive Branch Literary Society
Olive Branch
Muscatine Island
Joseph Lorber
C. Schudack
John Purcell
Frances Bielefeld
Roy DeCamp
Emma Hintermeister
Ben Kemp
Society
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Endorsed By Patient
Mrs Louise Lewellyn from Powell South Dakota shares a testimonial praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick relief from a dreadful nervous headache. The ad notes 25 doses cost 25 cents and that druggists nationwide sell the product with a first package price refund if not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
U. S
Frank Snyder
Dr. Miles
Louise Lewellyn
Powell
South Dakota
Jackson Club Banquet Plans Set for January 11
The Jackson banquet will be held in Muscatine on January 7 with prominent democratic speakers invited. The event marks Jackson's New Orleans victory anniversary and will include figures such as M. F. Healey and Mark A. Walsh. Gov. Johnson of Nebraska may send greetings. another meeting at Mr. Horan's office will appoint committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Jackson Club
L. J. Horan
Jackson
New Orleans
M. F. Healey
Ft. Dodge
Mark A. Walsh
Clinton
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
Nebraska
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Local notices from Lime City Iowa events and travels
Mrs. Alex McWilliams visits LeClaire family then returns home. J H Smith and Roy Giles travel to Tennessee to spend winter with relatives. Albert Walton and Volney visit Marengo with Edwin Evans. Sarah Weaver leaves West Branch after a week with Mrs. Jennings. Park Walton attends State Grange in Davenport with Rachel Clay. Ed Proctor welcome daughter born December 15. J K Frymover attends State Grange in Davenport. Peter Daut returns from Muscatine after week with relatives. Chas McGillivary and family and Lt Healey with son Charles dine with Will Hanna. Tl B Sunday school plans Christmas program. Vern Walton family visit James Jennings. Clara Daut visits grandmother J B Lindle in Muscatine. Hilbert Gradert is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lime City
Alex McWilliams
LeClaire
Adam McCoy
J. H. Smith
Roy Giles
Tennessee
Edwin Evans
Sarah Weaver
West Branch
Jennings
Park Walton
Davenport
State Grange
Rachel Clay
Ed. Proctor
J. K. Frymover
Sharon
Peter Daut
J. B. Lindle
Muscatine
Chas. McGillivary
Rochester Township
Lt. Healey
Charles
Moscow
Will Hanna
Tl. B. Sunday School
Vern Walton
James Jennings
Clara Daut
Hilbert Gradert
Oyster Supper by Camp Hill No. 25 Sons of Veterans
The Camp Hill No. 25 Sons of Veterans announce an oyster supper at the G A R hall on Monday January 4. A large class will be initiated and significant camp business will be discussed. The event is hosted by the Sons of Veterans of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hill No. 25
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Local Notes Include Illness and Travelers
Twin daughters of Mr and Mrs John Ford show illness while Miss Ida Reynolds visited Wilton. Park Walton hauled hogs to Wilton. Ernest Zesiger, visiting his brother George, returned to Ohio. Whitmer family moved to Washington state for a new home. Mrs Fred Dant shopped in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Ida Reynolds
Wilton
Park Walton
Ernest Zesiger
George Zesiger
Ohio
David Whitmer
State of Washington
Fred Dant
Muscatine
Reynolds Social Notes From Reynolds Illinois
Reynolds Illinois December notes recount local movements and visits. John Haney returned from Chicago, Mrs Bales funeral drew crowds, families and neighbors visited, and the Ladies Aid set a meeting at Nell Elliott's with multiple residents named.
Local folk visit neighbors and relatives this week
Lew McCormick this week. Mrs. Lew McCormick and son Will went to Aledo Monday. Rock Island visitors Saturday were Lyman Elliott, George and Rena Middaugh. Tom Miller has been visiting with Everett Lloyd the past week. Frank Baker, of Rock Island, spent Monday in town. Mrs. Mike Kelley and daughter, Mrs. Otis Kimball, went to Kreps and Shawnee, Okla., for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Castor
Carl Seastrand
Ray Marston
John Bivens
Emily Marston
John Boney
Mike Mader
Bales
Albert Vetter
Tom Donahue
Wanlock
Adam Mader
Rock Island
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nell Elliott
Grace Vickers
Reynolds
Joe Vcrey
Lew McCormick
Will
Aledo
Lyman Elliott
George
Rena Middaugh
Tom Miller
Everett Lloyd
Frank Baker
Mike Kelley
Otis Kimball
Kreps
Shawnee
Okla
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Srds Raia
Wm. Bokenkamp the Plumber
Mundt
J. H. Mundt
Metzger
Muscatine Broom Factory
E. P. Day
East Second Street
Pacific Ocean
the Baptist Church
HINDS
Commer
Cial Club
Encour
Supreme Head AT
Ac Ee
Fala
Maxson
Abe
Mittee
Baker’s Cocoa
Europe
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester
Bass
Journal
van Buren Co
Iowa
H. L. Graham
Grandview
Shango Realty Co
Emporia
Kans
P. S
Allen Griffis
Sidney
N. Rosenberger
F. Gram
Naylor, Mo
P. Wagner
Grandview, Ia
Kemble & Kemble
L. Angersbach, Grocer
Iowa Ave
Enquire 1
D. Journal
Thomson
Mulberry
Y. Blakeslee
C. F. Simmermaker
Tipton
S. G. Tarr
Oak St
T. L. Erwin
R. J
City of
Journal Office
West Second Street
John Herwig
Roscoe
North Mulberry
G. M. Titus
East 2Nd St
Lederer, Strauss & Co., Inc
Des Moines
Lenox Silk Works
Fifth Ave
New York
Muscatine Pear Co
E. Front St
Automatic Machine Girls
Vienna
Pearl Button Co
W. 5Th St
Vienna Pearl Button Co
Schaefer
Commercial Hotel
C. Peto
Auc
Pacific Coas
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
J. B. Mark
Wil
Cooper
Cor
3Rd and
Cedar Sts
W. Journal
J. Greenblatt
E. Second Street
M. Perkins
Lucas
Pioneer Button Co
Boarder
West Front Street
Fred Schoenig
Lucas St
Sweetland Center
John W. Millar
Expressman
Ben Mentink
Rudolph Frymark
Lake Township
J. C. Coster
A. S. Lawrence
BA Ye HE Furniture CO
Geo. Wells
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