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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
8
Local preview notes candy choices at the Candy Kitchen and mentions a visit from Frank Bowman about a new buggy. It also lists a business visit by R. K. Swain in Muscatine and promotes The Best restaurant. The piece highlights corn removal, a Majestic exhibit, lemon remedies, The Merry Widow music sale, and a Majestic cooking demonstration next week.
Piano selections from the Merry Widow one dollar edition tomorrow and Saturday at Hirt Fesler's for fifteen cents. L F Byrne of Arden departs for Montezuma on business. Come see the cooking wonder at our store all next week. Mc L Olsen of Montezuma departs for home after city business. Would you be merry Then buy the Waltz Song from the Merry Widow Friday and Saturday. Hirt Fesler will sell it for fifteen cents. Place orders now for black wood with cash on delivery. Roach Musser Sash and Door Company.
A runaway incident unfolds near 93 Street as a wagon crashes through a dashes down front and strikes a telephone post, causing street disruption in South Muscatine.
Henry Cantwell slipped on an icy Oregon street sidewalk and fractured his arm while returning home. He was also bruised. Dr. E B Fulham treated the fracture and Cantwell, advanced in age, faces a lengthy recovery before resuming work.
At a church meeting the men of Musserville Methodist Church began steps to form a new men's club named the Brotherhood of St. Paul. Inclement weather reduced attendance, so officer elections were postponed to next week. The Standard Bearers met at the church parlors with many present but no decisive action taken. Local items note visits by Herbert Miller and Glen Raynor, and Walter Brown's illness improving. Emma Knetch leaves for the Tri-Cities to visit relatives.
Lands personally examined by us. Safe as U. S. government bonds. $500 to $5,000. Call and examine J. E. Stevenson, No. 209 lowa avenue.
Public notice claims Electric Bitters as a guaranteed remedy for stomach liver and kidney diseases, stating it destroys fewer lives than these ailments. Advertises Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store price of 50 cents.
Call and examine our first mortgage farm scams marketed as safe as government bonds. Investment ranges from 100 to 10000 dollars with interest and principal collected without charge to the investor. G M Titus, president, Titus Loan and Investment Co. 213.
An advertisement by A. W. Margson claims Foley's Kidney Cure stops irregularities and cures any kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach.
The Third Ward Foraker club in Cleveland endorsed Secretary Taft for president after speeches supporting Ohio Senator Foraker. The club, founded twenty years ago as a stronghold for Foraker, prevailed despite stubborn opposition.
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