Journal Publishes Signed Communications Policy Notice
The Journal states it will publish signed communications upon request as part of its policy to provide space for readers and contributors who sign their messages.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
6
The Journal states it will publish signed communications upon request as part of its policy to provide space for readers and contributors who sign their messages.
A federation of temperance and prohibitory groups unites churches, youth societies, and law enforcement with state bodies to push re submission of a prohibitory amendment to the state constitution and to curb interstate shipment of intoxicants. The Des Moines convention of January 29 1907 adopted federation articles and elected a five member at large committee led by D A Lee Centerville.
General J B Weaver and others lead a federation board in Sioux City for constitutional prohibition. Committees organize petitions to ban liquor, target thirty third general assembly, with about 50000 signatures reported and three district secretaries appointed to fund and coordinate across the state.
Albert Hank visited Dan Wehmeyer near Gladwin. Neighborhood folks attended D N Smith sale. Mr and Mrs B F Shaum and Max spent New Year at J T Kinmouths. Lena Bretz and others visited Albert Hank. Olive and Floyd Marston in Burlington. Knotts head to Council Bluffs then Kansas relatives. Alice Murray with Chloe Blake. August Wehmeyvyer visits Wa pello and Dan iel. Mrs C O Kemp to Cairo for mother care. Mrs John Bretz has been ill.
Clarence A. Lacey, cashier at the State bank, resigns to join George Paul company in Washington effective February first. The Keota community notes many social events, visits, and gatherings at local churches clubs and homes, including anniversaries and New Year watch parties.
Mr and Mrs Wim Griffin welcome a second daughter born last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs D M Graff of Ladora IA visited New Year’s Day with sister in Riverside. W C White of Ainsworth IA was in town on business. Chas McMillian left for Kalamazoo MI due to his mother’s illness. Mrs G H Miller and children stayed with T L and Fred Sims. Mary Dautremont of Denver visits her father C J Dautremont. Mary Younkin from Iowa City stayed with her mother R Younkin. Johnie Conlon listed a few days. Jas Yanskey and wife welcome a son born New Year’s Day. Lizzie Mace visiting relatives at Lexington.
Dr Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes Electric Bitters as a guaranteed remedy for stomach liver and kidney diseases, claiming the Bubonic Plague causes fewer deaths. This vintage medical advertise positions the tonic as a cure all.
Miss Vena Coolidge returns home after a week with her brother Edgar in Burlington. Des Moines claim adjuster Mr. Palmer conducts Rock Island business. Jesse Wagner visits Muscatine on New Year’s Day with his mother Mrs. Chas Brown. Mrs. Wm. Toms and two sons return to Cairo after a two week stay. Blanche Powers visits Washington relatives. Mrs. Ellen Snyder returns to Muscatine after holidays here. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Brown of Letts visiting. Births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. T. J. L. Curtis on December 29 and a son for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder on January 4 a daughter. Jasper Sprague of Columbus Junction visits. Several local hosts entertain guests and family groups this weekend.
An advertisement extols Kodol as duplicating Nature's digestion to rest and strengthen the stomach. It links a healthy stomach to a sound brain and warns that indigestion damages blood and heart, causing headaches and other issues. It claims Kodol cures by natural means, offers a money back guarantee, and notes the product is from E.C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
Mrs Harve Ritter of Letts and Jerry Skipton of Winfield visited the Geo Solomon home last week. Numerous locals including Mrs Hattie Shellabarger with Robbie, Hally Carr, Elmore Edmondson, and others traveled between Iowa City Muscatine Cedar Rapids Columbus Junction Tipton and Washington for holidays and visits. A note recalls G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri healing a blood poison wound with Bucklen Amick Salve.
Rochester column recounts Mrs. I. C. Wood visiting son Earl in South Muscatine before returning home. Ray Giles and wife with baby plan 2 to 3 weeks in Tennessee visiting relatives. John Hageman of Montana visits S. C. Baker’s. Charley Betzing of Salem, M C, visits brother John Betzing. Tom Naman welcomes a baby girl born December 19. S. C. Baker family visits John Heabner in South Union. Miss Litha Baker of Tipton visits uncle S. C. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. John McGillivary and ...
Advertisement offers small fixed weekly payments to pay off $64 in fifty weeks. It lists loans on furniture pianos wagons and teams with no removal and cash options. Claims to be fair and different from other firms and promises agent visits within forty miles of Davenport with Muscatine visits each Thursday.
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