If you were a miller to improve bakings and business
Motivational couplet urging millers to perfect baking, boost quality, and grow trade through skilled workmanship and better products.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
5
Motivational couplet urging millers to perfect baking, boost quality, and grow trade through skilled workmanship and better products.
Mrs Robertson’s class will not meet tonight with physical culture lesson rescheduled for next week. S S L girls host regular club meeting this evening. K C Juniors display handmade articles for sale Saturday with candies and ice cream. Red or white rose theme invites all to join and prepare for the great war at nine o’clock March 9.
Willie Nicholson died Saturday night at 4 30 at his parents home from injuries suffered about a week earlier. He was 16 years 5 months and 22 days old. The remains will be taken to Washington Monday morning for funeral services Tuesday. Local residents made several short trips to Cedar Rapids Minnesota Iowa City and Washington for visits and to attend the funeral.
Henry Decke of South Muscatine marked his eightieth birthday with a large family reunion at the Winters home on Grandview Road. Relatives from Chicago Millersburg and Waverly attended as did three of his sons. A noon dinner followed by a farewell supper capped the joyful gathering.
Grandmother leaves city for Knoxville Iowa after Mrs William Cotter reports three year old Edward Burt badly scalded yesterday morning in the Burt home. Little boy fell into a tub of boiling water and is described as badly scorched as he receives care.
Local fisherman Henry Storer plans an overland trip with his wife and four children in a prairie schooner to southern Texas. The journey covers over a thousand miles, leaves in two weeks, and aims to sell pearl novelties along the way. Storer’s uncle owns a Lone Star farm and provided the wagon and team.
The Columbus City high school plans a program and box supper at the town hall tonight. Local residents note arrivals and travels of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McAvoy and family, J. H. Wilson shipping farm implements to Texas, and several residents visiting relatives. News items include weddings, visits, travel plans, and upcoming events such as M. W. Cunningham’s March 19 appearance and a possible alumni benefit from Fred James and his troupe.
A Minnesota woman recounts five years of mal assimilation illness and poor appetite. After trying Grape Nuts she reports weight gain of 10 pounds in a year and renewed strength. She stopped laxatives and now enjoys breakfast with Grape Nuts, eggs, and fruit, ending digestion distress. Read The Road to Wellville.
Messrs J Mitchell C Schmidt and L Westrate led a Muscatine Y M C A meeting at Foster Baptist church with several gentlemen. L Westrate gave an engaging talk and services are planned for next Sunday. Fern Kleist suffered a deep forehead cut while watching axe chopping. two stitches applied by Dr Beadle. Visitors include Raymond Rickett and Hazel Dell resident Ethel Kennedy. Lizzie Healey from Muscatine and Miller Romig of Muscatine spent time with D A Kleist family.
Dr. E. K. Tyler purchased the old East Hill School House on Park Avenue for 1 750. The school board discussed selling the property but took no definite action. The move comes as rumors suggest Lincoln school on Park Avenue may need an addition. Tyler will take possession after the term ends.
Interview notes state the current board will not act on the Lincoln school addition but the issue will be brought before the new school board after the March 9 election. Other items include local travel plans and social notices from residents and church groups.
A Muscatine drug store advertises Vinol as a superior cod liver preparation from Morgues and Gautier. It claims to separate active elements, eliminate nauseating oil, add iron peptonate, and appeal to mothers with weak children and others with pulmonary or debility concerns. The offer promises money back if unsatisfied.
Manager Kautz arranged an extensive slate of games amid malicious reports about amateur status. The Muscatine Tourists will face top squads across Oregon Washington and Montana through March 19 with solid form and optimism.
Port In returns to the city from Summit where he has been in business. Miss Bell Taylor visits her sister Mrs Emma Weikert in Sweetland township. Mrs Henry Holtz of Sweetland returns home after a stay with Mrs Nettie Silberhorn of Wilton.
An advertisement claims electric bitters cure malaria liver derangement and kidney trouble and promotes Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the supplier with a 50 cent price.
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