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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1912
Page
6
The B Wade Denham Studio will be open at Christmas giving reunited families a chance for a group picture. The photographer emphasizes a large skylight, a spacious operating room, and modern equipment for this popular photography branch. Call to inspect.
The B Wade Denham Studio sits on Cedar Street a hull block from Second Street, a compact listing noting its location and neighborhood context.
Merchants report record Saturday business in Muscatine as fine weather and good roads drew rural shoppers by horse and auto. Rail crowds swelled at Rock Island Station and merchants expect a strong close to the holiday season on Monday and Tuesday.
Senator Overman of North Carolina underwent an appendectomy in Washington at Goon, Det. 24.4. His surgeon says the operation went well and he spent a comfortable night with no complications reported. He is improving steadily according to physicians.
A new durum wheat variety named telskala, from Benzen shook in Southeastern Russia, was imported by the Department of Agriculture. Discovered by Frank N. Meyer during a Central Asia trip, the black bearded wheat shows promise for Northwest cereal growers and has withstood severe winters where other wheats failed.
In Oak Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schillig and family visited J C Stuart’s. The WhacL AVL club met Nellie Reed. next meeting at Beth Ellsworth and Merrill Satterthwaite’s. Mrs. A Haskitts visited William Fishburn. Mrs. Henry Windman to host the Ladies Aid at Spangler's chapel January 5, 1913. Utile Dulcs met Ellen Gibbs for an all day sewing and social. Spangler chapel Sunday school plans a Christmas program December 34 at the church. all invited.
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