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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1900

Page

5

Salvation Army Christmas Tree Event Crowding

The Salvation Army Christmas tree event at K P Hall led by Captain Omann drew crowds from 7 p.m. with a hundred homes targeted for shoes clothing and other gifts. The night raised almost a hundred dollars for the poor and plans include personal home visits.

Salvation Army K. P. Hall Omann Brig Toft Omano Trebble Cliff Jennie Batterson Ed. Anson Happy Joe Brig Toft

Salvation Army Christmas Work Expands in City

Four women prepared dolls and gifts for needy children while Captain Langebrake plans weekly home visits to aid inmates. About 75 dollars funded the entertainment and over 200 families benefited. Miss Woods and others tighten volunteer restrictions as Salvation Army leaders tour city to address meetings and boost youth outreach.

Ellen Knoll Ed. Anson Salvation Army Miss Woods Louise Langebrake Grand Rapids Rescue Home

Oil Heaters Receiving Another Shipment

The store notes a fresh shipment of oil heaters arrives, offering reliable warmth for customers seeking efficient home heating. Multiple models, affordable prices, and stock available for quick pickup.

Stoves Offer Superior Heating And Odor Free Burn

The advertisement claims these stoves provide greater heating capacity than any other make and guarantee no smoke or offensive odor. Suitable for cold bedrooms or bathrooms, it invites readers to try one.

Train jolt frees man and injures Fitzpatrick

A train moved ahead and released a man. The injured member was treated by Dr. H. M. Dean. The doctor said no fingers would be lost and Fitzpatrick would not report for duty for several days.

H. M. Dean

Fortune teller Madame Pierce flees Davenport with large sums

Davenport residents reveal Madame Pierce a palmist and life reader who arrived at 525 Brady Street and, in three weeks, swindled many including wealthy and poor, taking over $1,000 with one claim for $500, then departed on an early train.

Madame Pierce Davenport Mrs. Cummings Brady Street Palmist Life Reader

Quotable Lines on Women and Patriotism from New York Press

A New York Press piece bundles sharp witticisms on gender roles and patriotism. It quips that women instinctively seek heartstrings with telegrams and that patriotism must become a fad. The jokes touch on marriage, romance, and the idea of love as a remedy for domestic misperceptions.

New York Press

Boggs and Hintz Tie Wedding at Nichols Home

At high noon on Christmas Day 1900 in Nichols the marriage of Emma C. Hintz to John B. Boggs Jr of Conesville was performed by Rev. H. C. Millice at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Lewis Hintz.

Lewis Hintz Nichols John B. Boggs, Jr Conesville Emma C. Hintz H. C. Millice

Excursion Rates to Cedar Rapids Exhibition

Western Poultry Fanciers association holds its annual exhibition in Cedar Rapids January 14 to 19. Excursion tickets at favorable rates are sold via the B C R N Ry. Full information available from Cedar Rapids Route agents within 100 miles of Cedar Rapids.

Western Poultry Fanciers’ Association Cedar Rapids

Burlington brakeman injured in Muscatine Western accident

J. C. Fitzpatrick of Burlington, an employee of the B C R & N Ry acting as brakeman on the Muscatine Western, badly mashed the thumb and two fingers of his left hand while attempting to couple a car load of scenery for Blue Jeans. The backing train caught his hand as the show car was being moved into position in Rock Island yards.

J. C. Fitzpatrick Burlington Muscatine Schmidt Blue Jeans Iowa City Rock Island Counser

Armory Hosts Co. C New Year Ball Dance Night

On December 31 1900 attendees bid farewell to the old year and welcomed the new with music and dancing at the Armory ball for Company C marked by festive revelry and military organization attendance.

Armory. Co. C

Water Trustees Fund Created After City Council Meeting

The council settled with water works trustees and created the Water Trustees Fund from private consumer rentals. A $35.68 warrant was drawn from the contingent fund and added to the water trustees fund. The council discussed extending mains to the A and B button factory and noted a $50 revenue stamp on the water works mortgage was not required.

Water Works Trustees Ald. Arnold Water Trustees’ Fund Ald. Gremmel Old Muscatine Water Works Co Ald. Halstead W. J. Hayes & Sons Water Works Internal Revenue Commissioner

Holiday Rail Fares Cut For Christmas Travel

The Buffalo Evening News reports reduced holiday fares for Christmas and New Year. Round trip tickets valid within 200 miles are priced at one and one third the regular fare. Tickets on sale December 24 23 25 with return by January 2 1901. Agent C M Gould announces details.

C. M. Gould

Market Changes Highlight Holiday Prices and Coal Rise

Local markets show many shifts last week with hard coal rising from 8.25 to 8.50 and soft coal easing. Hog prices edge up, fruit costs advance for apples potatoes and oranges, while wood prices stay steady. A grocer voices cautious optimism about early closing after holidays and reflects on a long career in the trade.

Muscatine Markets Grain and Produce Prices Range

Grain and produce prices show corn 28 to 30 cents, oats 20 to 22 cents paid by shippers and feeders, rye 40 cents, wheat 55 to 60 cents, hay Timothy 8.50 to 29.50, and other livestock values. Fruits and vegetables list potatoes 40 cents per bushel, apples 30 to 60 cents per peck, bananas 1.00 to 2.50 per bunch, and oranges 20 to 60 cents per dozen. Market is unsteady with coal and lime prices noted.

Wood and dairy prices show grocer margins

The notice lists prices for wood and dairy items including pine wood at 2.25 and 2.25, four by four at 4.56 and 4.56, butter prime yellow grocers at 17 percent 25, eggs at 25 cents per dozen, cheese selling at 17 percent and grocers paying 8 cents and selling at 10 cents.

Chicago Markets Special Dispatch

Chicago markets report from December 28 1900 shows H J Tcher Co brokers with H E B McKay manager Muscatine office. Kansas City hogs 9009 cattle 3000. Omaha hogs 7000 cattle 800. Northwest wheat receipts with Minneapolis today 213 last week 256 last year 304 etc. Liverpool wheat and corn unchanged.

Chicago H. J. Tcher , Co H. EB. McKay Muscatine Kansas City Omaha Northwest Minneapolis Duluth Liverpool

Excursion Rates Promote Land Travel to Midwest and West

Advertises two day excursion tickets on the Burlington line to lands in northwestern Iowa southwestern Minnesota and South Dakota at one fare plus 2.00. Details available from Illen & Brooks Cedar Rapids agents and Cedar Rapids Route agents for numerous western and southern destinations.

Iowa Minnesota South Dakota Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway Abbott, Shell Rock and Waverly Messrs. Illen & Brooks Cedar Rapids Alabama Arkansas Arizona British Columbia Canadian Northwest Colorado Florida Georgia Idaho Indian Territory Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Manitoba Michigan Missouri Mississippi Montana New Mexico Nebraska North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virgina Washington Wisconsin Wyoming John G. Farmer T. A

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