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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1910

Page

2

Rural Schools Face Possible Closure in Iowa Plan

Iowa educational leaders urge the legislature to close rural schools with six or fewer pupils and to reform funding. A bill to place rural school funds with county treasurers, a pension bill, and a major effort to train rural teachers are proposed, including establishing normal training in a county four year high school and an annual $75,000 statewide appropriation.

Iowa Evening Press Mason City State Teachers’ Association H. H. Searley Cedar Falls Normal Fred Mahannah Geo. Betts Cornell College E. J. Beard Newton W. F. Atherton Drake Z. C. Thornburg Des Moines Iowa Minnesota

Louis Benninger Undergoes Operation At Hershey Hospital

Louis A. Benninger of Cedar Street underwent a tumor operation at Hershey hospital yesterday and, according to latest reports, is resting easily.

Louis Benninger Louis A. Benninger Cedar Street Hershey Hospital

64th Anniversary of Iowa State Birth Observed

The Iowa centennial observance notes the 64th anniversary of Iowa joining the United States on December 28, 1846. The piece explains the historic pattern choices and the border decisions that shaped Iowa’s statehood and its early place in the union. It references the absence of a public celebration.

Iowa Florida

German Soldier Ernst Bermann Ends Life In Iowa City Hotel

In Iowa City on December 28 Ernst Bermann a 60 year old German veteran hanged himself in his hotel room after singing a folk song. The coroner’s jury will determine cause while considering German government concerns. The body will be stored for 60 days before possible remains transfer. Other local notices include obituaries for Mrs. Roland Burger and John W. Poland and a rescue incident on the Iowa River. Professor F O Stromsten and student Minerva Grace Swaney announce their engagement.

Iowa City Iowa Ernst Bermann Vaderland Bermann Crossett Johnson County Felo Dese University of Iowa College of Medicine Chicago Bergmann Pioneer Roland Burger Charles Burger Albert W. F Fred Woonsockett S. D Albert Strub Addie Burger John W. Poland 22Nd

Physician Declares Cure of Eczema With Cuticura Remedies

A Maryland physician reports eczema beginning in 1897 and credits Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Cream with complete healing after other formulas failed. He says he endorses remedies that merit and notes twenty years of medical practice.

Big Pool

Doctor Recommended the Cuticura Remedies

A testimonial from Miss Jessie F. Buchanan of Hamilton Ga recalls scalp disease in childhood cured by Cuticura Remedies. She reports lasting scalp relief after treatment and notes prior hand eruptions improved. The ad lists Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent Pills and directs readers to Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston for products and a free 32 page book.

Jessie F. Buchanan Hamilton Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Sole Proms Columbus Ave Boston Mass Hutmors

State sportsmen to meet in Des Moines session

Iowa hunters and fishermen invited to Des Moines January 10 to organize a state society through Polk County Sportsman's Club. Topics include license fund expenditure and Wall Lake drainage. County clubs urged to form and send representatives to the Hopkins Brothers Athletic Goods House as headquarters.

Iowa Polk County Des Moines Wall Lake Hawkeye Hopkins Brothers Athletic Goods House

Cold remedy ad with Grove signature seeks full name

An old advertisement markets Quinine based cold and grip remedy as addressing the cause. It promotes a call for the full name and offers the product for 25 cents with a signature line reading E. W. Grove.

E. W. Grove

Food inspector to be elected at January board meeting

At the January meeting of the board of health the election of a food inspector for the next year will take place. Dr. C. J. Hackett is the present incumbent and his candidacy is unclear. Dr. John Tillie is discussed as a potential candidate but has not announced intentions.

Board of Health C. J. Hackett John Tillie

Burlington Masons Hear Leader From Iowa

C C Clarke of Burlington, past grand master of the Masons of Iowa, led a Tuesday evening meeting of the local Masons. The Eastern Star lodge served luncheon and 159 members attended the session and a smoker. Wilton guests included Dr H P Mason H B Strong Fred Maurer C H Wilson Mr Roberson and William Leach.

Cc. C. Clarke Burlington Masons of Iowa Clarke Eastern Star Lodge Wilton H. P. Mason H. B. Strong Fred Maurer C. H. Wilson Mr. Robertson William Leach

Wilton Visitor Dr. John R. H. Latchaw Attends Business

Dr. John R. H. Latchaw arrived from Wilton this morning and spent a few hours handling business matters.

John R. H. Latchaw Wilton

Under Arizona Skies at Grand Opera House Delights Crowd

A Morgan Stock Company production of Under Arizona Skies played at the Grand, drawing a large audience pleased with western life scenes. Archer & Garlow entertained with bell music and jokes, Charles A. Coons wowed with comic songs and dancing, as the troupe announced A Missouri Sheriff for the week.

Arizona Grand Opera House Morgan Stock Company Archer & Garlow Charles A. Coons Missouri

Cats Spreading Tuberculosis Warns Doctor In Cleveland

Dr W L Enser of Lakewood reports he found tuberculosis germs in hundreds of post mortem feline examinations over six months. He warns cats are a dangerous disease vector for households and notes about 30 percent were in serious condition.

Cleveland, O W. L. Enser Lakewood

Horan Takes Oath as District Judge After Election

L. J. Horan received his commission as district judge from Secretary of State Hayward and took the oath of office before a notary public. The commission became effective immediately after the ceremony following his recent four year election.

L. J. Horan Hayward

Catarrh of Stomach and Nervousness

Arthur Goode a Rock Island contractor sick four years and treated unsuccessfully until Dr Walsh relieved his chronic gastric catarrh and nervous weakness. He regained strength and weight and returned to work. Dr Walsh advertises treatment for many chronic diseases with confidential private care at 124 West Third Street Davenport. Consultation free.

Arthur Goode Twenty-first Street Rock Island Drs. Walsh Walsh Edw. Walsh Europe Chicago Medical Institute of Davenport West Third Street

New County Officers Seat Postponed for Horan

On January 1 the new county officers were elected but Mr. Horan does not take his seat as judge until next Tuesday.

Mr. Horan

Favors Two Bills for Legislature

Judicial Committee of the Scott County Bar Association reports to seek relief from judicial congestion. It recommends two bills for the state legislature: add an additional judge for the district and set off Scott county as its own judicial district with two judges. The association secretary should notify other district counties to gain cooperation.

Judiciary Committee Scott County Bar Association Scott County Bar Association

Booze Dumped Into Mad Creek After Raid

Six cases of health beer confiscated at Woods pool hall were destroyed by pouring into Mad Creek. An express wagon carried the liquor from the police station to the stream where Constable John Duncan spent the afternoon removing bottle caps. This disposed of the last of the confiscated liquor on hand.

Woods Pool Hall Mad Creek John Duncan

Iowa urged to raise fish for food amid high living costs

Des Moines Iowa December 28 George A Lincoln state fish and game warden urges Iowans to start fish farming to ease living costs. He says food fishes can be raised as easily as chickens or vegetables in a pond of at least an acre with eight to ten feet of water and proper management.

Des Moines George A. Lincoln Iowa

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