New Year Urges Quick Sweep of Small Accounts
An editorial urges readers to start the year by organizing and settling minor financial accounts. The piece emphasizes practical steps to tidy finances and reduce clutter in household ledgers.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1909
Page
2
An editorial urges readers to start the year by organizing and settling minor financial accounts. The piece emphasizes practical steps to tidy finances and reduce clutter in household ledgers.
Supreme Secretary A. H. Corey of Des Moines will install the Muscatine lodge officers at Yeoman hall on Tuesday evening January 5. He will also deliver the principal address as part of a scheduled program highlighting the recently organized lodge and its progress as a fraternal beneficiary society.
The Muscatine camp organized mid 1908 marks first installation of new officers. Officers include President B F Dyer Vice President Mrs M Lewis Secretary Treasurer E C Ingraham Marshall Miss Goldie Spence Chaplain Mrs Margaret Switzer Man at Arms Alfred Tohm Herald E J Macklin Lady of Entertainment Mrs E C Ingraham Lady of Charity Mrs Sarah A Spence Corey Excellent Speaker Mr Corey install ing officer noted as second highest officer. A full attendance is expected.
An advertisement promises cures for itching bleeding and protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or a money refund. It emphasizes guaranteed relief with PAZO OINTMENT priced at 50 cents.
The monthly meeting of the board of education, which was to be held last evening, was postponed until next Friday evening because attendance was weak. Only two members were present at the City Superintendent Chevalier's office.
William Healey, engineer for Rock Island Nos. 61 and 62, died Thursday afternoon in Eldon. He was well known among local railroad employees and respected by fellow workers.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe effective laxative. It claims the product cleanses and relieves internal organs without debility or need to increase doses. It notes physicians approve its natural action and urges purchase of the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that enriches blood components, strengthens white and red cells, and offers protection and restoration of health. It lists cures for scrofula eczema eruptions catarrh rheumatism anemia nervousness fatigue dyspepsia loss of appetite debility and overall system support.
Patrick Rabbitt, age seventy nine, longtime Muscatine resident, died at his niece Mrs. Henry J. Fuller’s home at Cedar and Eighth streets after a two month pneumonia illness. He lived at 708 Linn street for fifty five years and was a Catholic church member. Born in Ireland he immigrated in 1853. Funeral set for Monday at 9 am from St Matthias church.
Iowa independent telephone interests push for state supervision similar to Nebraska law. They seek a railroad or public utilities commission to oversee telephone services, with talks held with the governor, incoming governor, attorney general, and the state railroad commission.
Militia team Company C easily beat Mark White Cardinals of Chicago 55 to 5 in an armory exhibition. In the first half the Company C seconds held the visitors to 5 points while scoring 10. The regulars dominated the second half, piling up 45 more, led by Asthalter with ten field goals in twenty minutes.
Muscatine rural mail carriers perfected a local association at city hall with representation from most offices. C M Adams of Davenport spoke on roads and county organization while Postmaster R S McNutt praised the plan. Officers elected: President S Plumly, First VP Earl De Camp, Second VP Oscar Eves, Secretary W B Barkalow.
The Muscatine Cigarmakers Union No 120 met at the Trades and Labor Hall with strong attendance. Election results name John Plate as President A Mozier as Vice President Klopp as Recording Secretary and Treasurer H F Kuriger as Financial Secretary and Corresponding Treasurer Labor Custodian and Henry F Kuriger. other posts filled by Tadewald Mucha Kern Blaha and trustees and committees named among delegates and executive board members.
Private funeral services for Ruth Shinnabarger, 15 months old, were conducted at the family residence on Mulberry Avenue by Rev. J N Elliott of the First Presbyterian church. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
A collection of short notices from Lone Tree Iowa detailing visits and travels among residents. Mr and Mrs W J Griffith return to Waterloo after Christmas with the Hess family. E Liverly of Morning Sun joins the Faires household. Edna Potter visits Dr Will Potter in Kinross. Jesse and Bert Fuller come from Nebraska to see A P Fuller. Mrs Robert Blonda rides to Cedar Rapids. Mrs J D Sperry returns from Rock Island. Peter Weise returns to Laurens with family to stay a few weeks. James France visits Davenport for holiday with Henry. Amos Fuller family returns from Decatur county. Irene Ellman of Muscatine visits Beulah Riggs. B G Jayne leaves for Muscatine then New York City. Third lecture of the course to be held in Fisher Opera house with Bill Bone as entertainer. Gertrude Shibley visits Cedar Rapids. Puzzles note from Oskaloosa Herald about a Lincoln family with six persons and various relatives.
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