Two Second Hand Pianos Cheap At Schmidt's Music Store
Readable ad notes two second hand pianos offered at Schmidt's Music Store selling in first class condition at low prices for quick sale.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
8
Readable ad notes two second hand pianos offered at Schmidt's Music Store selling in first class condition at low prices for quick sale.
Frank the jeweler offers half off on silver plated ware while Scheetz’s has 15 cents for any 25 cent broom this Saturday. Local residents G Potter and Fritchman visited the city, with Mr and Mrs Brannan traveling to Davenport. James Hannan departs for Rome Ga to take a wired proposition. Delphey nets 189 pounds river salmon from two hoop nets under the cie.
The Muscatine Poultry Association opened a three tier Armory show featuring a wide variety of birds and two Maine-origin coon cats. Judges will score tomorrow amid strong interest and a large entry list led by several pens from local and nearby breeders.
Special market dispatch shows open high low close in wheat corn oats and pork lard ribs with May July contracts. Hogs remain strong as receipts hit 33 000 with light to heavy prices from 5.80 to 6.60. Northwestern wheat receipts compare Minneapolis Duluth and gains in Liverpool and clearances noted.
Ten good second hand organs taken in exchange on pianos, all in fine condition, thoroughly repaired, go at bargain prices at Schmidt's Music Store.
A. D. Corbin of Davenport proposes a mutual building program to aid black homeownership. The plan buys lots and builds houses financed on installments with the block serving as loan security, aiming to extend from Davenport to other areas after trials, with Booker T. Washington’s approval noted.
A fragmented line notes phonographs such as Victor and graphophones and talking machines and records were always sold at the cheapest prices, highlighting bargain emphasis in the display.
A January 9 record tracks river gauge and temperature across years. It notes 3.1 today with sunny south warmth, contrasts 5.7 in 1901 with a snow storm, and lists past readings from 1900 to 1896 including low water marks and ice.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid that cleans the blood and purges impurities. It claims to improve pimples boils blotches blackheads and bilious complexions by cleansing the liver with doses for ten cents and promises satisfaction.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Boot of Wilton were in the city today calling on friends and transacting business.
A pleasant journey offered by Lehigh Valley rail road with solid vestibule trains and a la carte dining car service. Stop-over allowed at Niagara Falls on all through tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
Edward Graebner and Miss Emma Wahl wed at the Wahl home witnessed by about 75 relatives. The groom, 3 years with Muscatine Electric street railway, will live with his parents in South Muscatine until spring. The wedding party wore white and black beneath the holly. Also reported: Willing Workers society elected officers and held sewing at Mrs. Fessler’s East Front Street home. Excursion tickets offered on Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad on select Tuesdays with 21 day limit.
Notices of sales at Cable's Wood and Coal and Frank the Jeweler mark a busy period. Visitors include H Kirschner of Nichols, Henry Reed of Greenfield, and Robert Lovell from Peoria, all in town for the poultry show or family reasons. Dr. Harrison at Thiesen's was unavailable. Alva Feugtel undergoes surgery after a railway office stint.
The Lehigh Valley rail road promises comfort for travelers with vestibuled limited trains from Buffalo and Chicago to New York via Niagara Falls. Dining car service is available a la carte with stop-overs allowed at Niagara Falls and Philadelphia.
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