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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1905

Page

5

Well Known Columbus City Woman Is Dead Suddenly

Mrs. G. B. Snyder of Columbus City found dead by her grandson this morning. She had not been well for some time but rose, heated the fires, and sat in her rocker when she died of heart trouble. Survived by a daughter and two sons. Funeral arrangements not yet made.

Columbus Junction G. EB. Snyder Columbus City Sue Ela Mat Burlington Fred L. F. Knott Old Clifton Knott John Knott Walla Walla Wash C. C. Sara W. A Ighsmith Council Hluffs Holton Kan O. R. Knot Nichols Wesley Jacke Grinnell Lennie Cox Leon Ferro and Family Garden City Frank Paxson Julia Beaver Frank E. Lefever Reformed Church Will E. Jones H. M. Gilkey Frane Hall Wapello Elsie Colton Des Moines Frank Colton R. A. Hutton Crawfordshilre

Street Car 21 Breaks Axle on West Hill

Early this morning street car No. 21 broke an axle en route to the cemetery and delayed traffic. An extra pair of trucks was placed under the disabled car. it was moved to the shops for repairs at the barn.

West Hill

Dr King's New Life Pills Cure Dyspepsia

An ad claims 25:7 guaranteed relief from dyspepsia constipation and other ailments. Sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Dr. King Havercamp’s

First Rock Island System inspection tour underway

B F Yoakum led his first tour as Rock Island executive committee chair, traveling Chicago to Kansas City via Cedar Rapids Sioux Falls Minneapolis Davenport and more. He announced heavy rail upgrades ballast rock rehabilitation and a large 1906 spending plan for signals and tracks while reporting strong traffic and improving prospects. Edward Hoover of Wilton dies after seven weeks ill. funeral set in Durant with burial Copperas Creek pending. Edward Johnson of Ferdinand dies after three weeks. funeral at his home and burial Copperas Creek.

B. F. Yoakum Rock Island Chicago Winchell Mudge Melcher Davenport Cain Brighton Colorado Kansas City Wilton Edward P. Hoover William Owen Jmneumonic Hoover Nebraska Jyhounds Harry Haines Will Owen John Farrel Will Hoover Térnie Mr. Hoover Edward Johnson Ferdinand Edith Johnson Copperas Creek

Woman landscape artist earns railroads trust in station beautification

Mrs Anetta Be McCrea, a skilled landscape gardener, has been appointed by four major railroads to design and maintain station grounds. After her husband’s death she used practical knowledge gained from past hours of labor to support two daughters. Lincoln Park Chicago stands as her notable example of capability in arranging colors, improving depot surroundings, and enhancing railway scenery.

Andetta BE. McCrea Gardner Lincoln Park Chicago McCrea

Kansas Corn Flows West As Weather Shifts Grain Trade

The Kansas grain trade flipped when weather ruined the corn crop four years ago forcing Kansas to buy corn from Iowa and Illinois for feed. Low emergency rates moved corn westward to Kansas, while Nebraska farmers received a 50 percent price boost from temporary railroad rate reductions to relieve drought era losses.

Samuel Spencer Union Kansas Iowa Ilinois Nebraska

Naylor Novel Brings Familiar People to Life in New Book

The Boston publisher C M Clark announces a new Ken Tuckian novel by James Ball Naylor. The reviewer notes genuine atmosphere and sincerity, citing the author’s Southern Ohio boyhood and friends who shaped characters like Vance Chatham and Old Bit. The work reflects personal knowledge and warmth in its portrayal.

James Ball Naylor M. Clark Publishing Co Boston Naylor Ohio Vance Chatham

Despondent Iowa woman dies after poison act

Corydon Iowa 28 year old Mrs Ora Barnard killed herself by drinking strychnine after a recent unhappy marriage. Her husband Dick Barnard reportedly drank occasionally. In the same town Miss Zoe Hook, 20, drank lye in a personal crisis act and remains in a precarious condition with little chance of recovery.

Corydon Ora Barnard Dick Barnard Zoe Hook

Soldier's Preference Law Appointment at Iowa Soldiers' Home

Marshalltown Iowa December 28 C TL Brock was appointed headquarters clerk at the Iowa Soldiers' Home under the soldiers' preference law, displacing civilian S F Hartman who held the post for three years. Debate exists over displacement of a civilian when a soldier applies under the preference law, but the appointment will not be contested.

Marshalltown C. TL. Brock Iowa Soldiers F. Hartman

Delineator Premieres New Year Cover with Fashion and Features

The Delineator kicks off the New Year with a stylish cover and broad display of fashion trends plus literary features. An article by Postmaster General Cortelyou discusses women's roles in the postal service alongside the Safe Food series on glucose value.

Cortelyou Postal Service Cecilia Loftus Ophelia N. Hudson Moore Quex Helen Af Winslow John Luther Long Spain Grace P. Murray Alice Brown

Love and Chimpanzees at the New York Zoo

Polly and Dohong arrived at the New York Zoological Park in infancy and drew attention as interesting babies. Dohong nestled in the forms of his big hairy mother, presenting a touching early portrait of young chimpanzees in captivity.

Polly Dohong New York Zoological Park

Wild creature and child unite in strange bond

A motherly wild animal neglects her offspring, starving almost to death before a newer companionship formed with little Dohong. Pelly arrives and the pair become inseparable, clinging and crying when apart. The tale from January Metropolitan Magazine recounts love at first sight and unbreakable ties. It then shifts to an advertisement for The Burr McIntosh Monthly, praising its artful illustrations and subscription offers for 1906 and late 1904 issues.

Dohong Little Pelly Prang Metropolitan Magazine Burr McIntosh Burr MeIntosh Burr Pub.Co 22Nd St New York City

New Library Foundation Finishes. Work Suspended for Winter

The foundation of the new library, donated by Andrew Carnegie and T. D. Foster of Ottumwa, is completed. Work will be suspended for the rest of the winter. The contract requires completion by August 4, 1906.

Andrew Carnegie T .D Foster Ottumwa

Mrs Eddy Bars Holiday Gifts From Christian Scientists

Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy has issued a new rule for Christian Scientists forbidding them to send her holiday gifts or congratulatory messages. The rule clarifies that ordinary Christmas gifts among members remain allowed, but gifts to Eddy during Thanksgiving Christmas New Year and Easter should stop. The article also notes Elmer Heeves of Waverly as museum director of a state fair and mentions Sioux City council discussing a garbage plant to burn refuse.

Boston Mass Mary Baker G. Eddy Elmer Heeves Waverly Miuwcle Department of Department of Flomeniture

Chicago and Kansas City Markets Fill Hooshauer Ledger

Chicago and St Louis reports show mixed commodities prices from Wheat Corn Oats and Barley with December futures and May openings. Live stock figures for cattle hogs and sheep appear alongside Chicago produce and New York dairy and poultry quotes dated December 28 29.

Holzhauer & Frenzel National Board of Trade Kansas City Donovan Commission Co St. Louis Chicago New York Louis

Market Prices and Supplies in Muscatine Area Markets

Market listings show corn oats wheat and by products with varied retail prices and dealer payments. Local live stock and dairy products along with fruit and dry goods prices are itemized, including hogs cattle lambs bacon lard and fish, plus a note on Wisergutten moving to Des Moines and the Dickinson County bank change to Spirit Lake National Bank.

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Ing Mrs. Snyder Cal. W. Smith Iowa Avenue Gdowa Telephone Otice Plowa Mississippi Valley Telephone Coyner F Mark Coyner G. M. Titus Rock Island System E. P. Hoover Muscatine Ihinaia Rock Island Tery Mrs. Eddy Sioux City Tne Associated Press Ste. Corn Lord Timothy Dairies Anson Clothing CO Flood Clothing Cohn Mercantile Thormann Mfg.’Co. Cor 3D and Mulberry Sts Peoria Muscatine Markets Dwlabr Pocahontas Wisergutten Story City Dickinson County State Bank Spirit Lake Spirit Lake National Bank Ieee John Redmond Walnut Street
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