Small Weekly Loans Offer Flexible Terms
Advertises small loans with weekly payments of 60 cents for 25 dollars over 50 weeks and 1.20 dollars per week for 50 dollars over 50 weeks, plus option to pay monthly if desired.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
7
Advertises small loans with weekly payments of 60 cents for 25 dollars over 50 weeks and 1.20 dollars per week for 50 dollars over 50 weeks, plus option to pay monthly if desired.
WM Oostendorp announces a public sale of farm stock and machinery 4 miles southeast of Nichols and 2 miles north of McCune bridge starting 10 am Thursday December 29 1910. Included are 9 head horses and mules 82 cattle 50 hogs 8 dozen pullets one St Bernard dog 2000 bushels corn seed corn 20 tons straw 700 bushels oats and large assortment of farm implements with credit terms and cash discount. Lunch will be served.
Muscatine residents are alternately visiting relatives in Muscatine and nearby towns as various locals advertise services. Insurance real estate and loans appear from J B Mark & Son Titus Loan Investment Co. Dr Halstead and Dr Hasted advertise medical care.
At Bay Island Illinois on December 27 the Bay Island schoolhouse hosted a varied program led by Miss Gladys Faulkner. The evening featured recitations songs and a Christmas tree with gifts followed by Old Santa Claus visiting the children.
Secretary E A Ogilvie of the Muscatine Commercial Club aims to bring John MacVicar, Des Moines streets and public improvements chief, to discuss the commission plan. He seeks a local opposite view to defend the ward system and plans early next year meetings with speeches and smokers to energize the club.
Advert says Chamberlains Cough Remedy works at first croup cough and prevents danger and anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it successfully. Sold by all dealers.
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs J B Schenck visiting Muscatine relatives and numerous residents and visitors from Davenport Muscatine Truro Bucyrus Casey Richmond and Canada visiting East Third Street Calhoun Street and nearby homes with Carl Peyton and T Van Luse hosting a noon dinner plus several families mentioned by name.
A home recipe claims to make a pint of cough syrup costing less than commercial remedies. It uses Pinex, sugar syrup, and warm water, with directions to take a teaspoon every one to three hours. The ad touts quick relief and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Ft. Wayne Ind.
Daisy Ridenour Harold Fischer Mariam Evans Harry Weich Vern Kirby Winnie Hill and Clayton Mosher spent Christmas with A L Dice and family in Tipton. Others visited relatives in Davenport and West Branch. Rev Epler received a Morris chair from his Sunday school class. the group noted respect for his services.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars to any failing case and urge sending testimonials. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Frank Wakeland improves and many residents travel for business and pleasure. The L D S church forms a reading circle while Christmas events and gifts mark the holiday season. Victor Bethuven and Nora Vantayle wed at Aledo with a short wedding trip follows.
About January 10 a jullification will be held by the Young Men's Christian Association. The event features burning mortgages as the association clears debts, with most obligations to be discharged within a week or two.
The county board of supervisors for 1909 10 will hold its final session this week to close accounts and prepare the books for the new Republican controlled board that takes office January 3. All bills must be in by the 29th to settle finances, with the five member body now to consist of three Republicans and two Democrats.
W D Trautman and son Clair visited Muscatine Saturday while Jennie Hendricks and Mollie Hintz shopped there. Ethyle Trautman joined from Muscatine for Christmas with her parents. Several locals, including Mr and Mrs John Hintz and Evan Carl visiting from Iowa City, spent Christmas with relatives. The town took a two week school vacation and families reported better health among Mrs Bert Metcalf and others.
An advertisement touts MI-DNA tablets as easing sour or gassy stomachs in five minutes and improving mood, appetite, and stomach strength within a week to a month. It claims cleansing the stomach and curing weak digestion, with a fifty cent price and a money back guarantee from Havercamp's Drug Store, Booth's Miona sample offers.
Local residents report visitors over the holidays including Fred Shannon from Columbus Junction staying with the Shannon family, Vaughn Stanton visiting relatives in Conesville, and Julia Gable of Chicago spending the holiday with her parents. Mrs Davisson and two children join relatives in Riverside for Christmas, Ben Black attends a Christmas dinner in Muscatine, and Ray Swickard and Peter Moyer visit with relatives here. Revival meetings concluded with 31 conversions and a $100 gift to Rev. Brown for his services.
Chester New York resident M Mayer warns that kidney problems can be life threatening. He describes back pain, fatigue and irregular kidney action, credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring strength and health, noting recovery and renewed vigor. A W Morgan, a local druggist, endorses the remedy.
Illinois City notes a holiday week of visits and gatherings as H A Baker of Davenport spends a weekend with relatives. Families host Christmas with many children home, including Sedams and Doesenberrys. John Crabtree dies at home after years in Drury Township. survivors include wife, two sons Joe and Ed, and daughters Erma Anson and Mrs Blackenbure. Mabel Letherman visits with Rev Letherman family.
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