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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
7
A string of Muscatine area residents and visitors are noted returning home Tuesday after shopping or visiting in Muscatine and surrounding towns. Businesses advertise perfumes and brainworth shoes as Christmas gifts, while financial services note safe first mortgage farm loans.
Arthur Goode of Rock Island Illinois suffered four years with chronic gastric catarrh and nervous debility. After Dr Walsh’s treatment he regained strength, gained weight, and returned to work. The Davenport Davenport office at 124 West Third Street offers free consultation with hours listed.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Walker and daughter Alice leave for a southern holiday, planning to visit Charlotte relatives. Mr. Walker will return January first, while Mrs. Walker and Alice stay about six weeks. It marks his first vacation since joining Citizens' Railway and Light Company.
The private funeral for Charles Matthias Henle was held at 906 Iowa Avenue this morning at 9:30. Interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery.
National Guardsmen may receive pay under two bills in Congress with General Edward C. Young backing the plan. Bills call for about 1 a drill for privates and 250 a year for generals, amid defense prep claims and support from war officials. The report includes comments on the National Guard scheduling and related state fish and game fund notes.
Muscatine anglers back a new state wide fish and game protective society. Des Moines committees invite all hunters and anglers to a January convention to seek better legislation and proper use of license funds. Lincoln of Cedar Rapids endorses the move and notes surplus funds in the state treasury.
Mrs. L D McCormack and Mr and Mrs E R McCormack attended the Emma Linn sale at the old Rheines home. Floy Eliason secured Olive Branch school and began teaching next day. Visitors include Mrs R E Vincent and Anna Norris at Keota. Rev Hoffmann joins bakery life in Webster City. Mabel Wagner and May Leiberknecht return home for the holidays. Eastern Star elects officers led by L Van Worn and Lucy Rahe. Bell Knott treasurer.
Advertisement claims Electric Bitters dissolve stomach liver and kidney troubles and cure biliousness and malaria. Promoted by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with a 50 cent guarantee.
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