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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1900

Page

2

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful Local Testimony

Muscatine resident N S Washburn testifies after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Havercamp's drug store. He reports relief from back pain and sleeplessness caused by kidney irregularities, noting lasting benefit after tried remedies failed. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.

Muscatine Buffalo New York N. S. Washburn Bartlett Street Musser’s Mill Dean Havercamp’s Doan Foster-Milburn Co N. Y United States Dodd Dodds Medicine Co

Stevens Bill Aims to Amend River and Harbor Law

Representative Stevens of St Paul introduces a bill to amend the river and harbor law of 1899. Lumbermen petition Congress regarding Stevens aims to modify protections for loggers amid a St Croix navigation dispute with steamboat interests. A compromise outcome is considered likely with concessions from both sides.

Stevens St. Paul St. Croix River

Water works shift to trustees board in Sioux City

Dubuque Times praises the reform moving water works from city council to a trustees board. Mayor Quick, described as a victim of acute vox populi, seeks restoration of council control, while the Times asserts the legislature will ignore him.

Sioux City Water Works Dubuque Times the Times Quick Vox Populi

Census director estimates U.S. population around seventy four million

The census director places the probable total population of the United States without new possessions between 73 000 000 and 74 000 000. English statistician Mr Mulhall estimates 77 300 000. Both figures would be a sizable rise from 62 622 250 in 1890.

United States Mulhall

Army losses in Philippines cited versus British South Africa

The report tallies 364 killed 203 died of wounds and accidents 783 died of diseases and 1892 wounded for the Philippine campaign. Total 3242, about one third of British losses in South Africa by bullets disease and captures.

Philippines Spain South Africa

Kentucky Ground Again Sees Dark Bloody Clashes Rise

A report notes renewed violence on Kentucky soil with threats and confrontations drawing attention to persistent conflict in the region. Local authorities brace for further incidents as residents seek safety amid rising tensions.

Kentucky

Social visits and homecomings in Yankee Hollow

Miss Anna Aldinger visits Sweetland Center with Miss Ethel Boot. Chas Boot returns to Dexter after a pleasant stay with relatives. Ella and Will Mohr come home from Burlington. Engle and John Boot depart for Dexter Iowa to visit relatives. Frank Moylan and sister Bessie of Atalissa stay with the Misses Ryan.

Anna Aldinger Sweetland Center Ethel Boot Chas. Boot Dexter Ella Will Mohr Burlington Engle John Boot Iowa Frank Moylan Bessie Atalissa Ryan

Mull’s Pioneer Cure Promises Aid for Various Ailments

An ad touts Mull's Pioneer Cure in chocolate tablets claiming to treat kidney and bladder diseases stomach trouble dyspepsia liver trouble impure blood female trouble rheumatism and similar ailments. A dollar draft refund is offered if it fails to help. Sold by all druggists for 25c and $1.

Mull's Pioneer

Worry and Overwork Examined by Sir John Lubbock

The passage notes that fear of misfortune is often unwarranted and urges steady effort with patient acceptance of outcomes. It argues that many breakdowns from overwork stem from worry rather than real labor, attributed to Sir John Lubbock.

Sir John Lubbock

Muscatine Tales From A Dull Rainy Day District

In Muscatine two lawyers entertain a mendicant with a wreck tale asking for help to reach Moline. A sharp cross examination yields his candid injury story and coins. A local broker and a shopkeeper resist requests, while a billiards crowd at Hotel Grand witnesses a comic observer.

Muscatine Supreme Court Moline Iron Mountain St. Louis Surgin Crosby

Holmes Brothers Sawing Wood In Cedar Valley

Cedar Valley notes record visitors and residents at Muscatine Lake township and Grinnell. Annie May Hendrix Anna May visits Lake township while May Walton from Muscatine visits uncle M G Swain. Families including the Tice and Ryan households share social events and a Ladies Aid measure social at Emma Crane's home.

Lee Grinnell Iowa M. G. Swain Michael Sheeley Guiede Rock Neb Mr. Allen Frank Moylan Bessie Yankee Hollow Winnie Kate Ryan Ladies’ Aid Society M. FE Emma Crane

Aunt Polly Reynolds Dies After Long Life

The late Aunt Polly Reynolds, aged over 91, passed away two weeks after her son J R Underwood. Widely known for kindness, she leaves many mourners and memories of a long, devoted family. M D Murdock.

Polly Reynolds J. R. Underwood M. D. Murdock

Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending Jan 12 1900

Transfers list names and parcels from Muscatine West Liberty Wilton and Morgan Park areas. Notable actions include Beckey to Matthias Beckey lot 2 block 27 South Muscatine and multiple exchanges involving Fisch Smith Cooling and Cooling, and Evans Doty in several additions. Other items cover lots in First and Butterfield adds and several small-acre transfers. Local notices mention U B quarterly conference meetings and community events such as a quilting comedy and store preparations.

Titus & Jackson John A. Beckey Matthias Beckey South Muscatine Rhoda Canon U. B Beatty Co. A. Crull, Carpenter Armentrout Wilton J. Rorick and Son M. Eliason California H. Epperly J. B. Contant’s San Diego Co-Operative H. Lieberknecht M. J. Shellabarger Chas. Estes Jas. Turkington Peter Brookhart

Weather Out Of Season And Local Linage In Conesville

Herbert Owen and Joe Jean, both of Muscatine, conducted business in Conesville last week with several callers listed. The town hosted church services at the Reformed and M E churches, temperance lectures by Mrs Simmons of South Dakota, revival meetings ongoing at the M E church with 86 00 attendance and a conversion by Wm Sanderson. Twin daughters welcomed by Mr and Mrs John Baker of Oakland. Rev Telfer of Tainter, once M E pastor here, visited.

Herbert Owen Muscatine Joe Jean The Reformed Church Rev. Fouse Columbus Junction H. O. Jarrard Henry Bennett Geo. Vanhorn W. Criger Jas. Patterson L. Noland M. E Wm. Sanderson Christ Fouse John Baker Oakland Telfer Tainter Iowa

Local notables recover as warm weather worsens roads

Wm. Johnston Jr. is convalescent while Mrs. Mary Shellabarger recovers after fever. Hr. M. Shellaberger made a business trip to Muscatine. Meetings at the U B church will be continued a few days. Rev Thomas conducts meetings at Oak Grove Christian church. Harry Crull and Prof. Reimer are out again after illness. Jacob Shellabarger of Union Township visited our village earlier in the week. Protracted warmth damages roads.

Wm. Johnston, Jr M. Shellaberger Muscatine U. B Thomas Oak Grove Christian Church Harry Crull Prof Reimer Jacob Shellabarger Union Township Mary Shellabarger

Guarantee on Tar Syrup Bottles Offer Refund

The undersigned promise refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure a cough or cold. A 60 cent bottle is refundable, and a 25 cent bottle is also guaranteed satisfactory or money refunded. Signatures include G. A. Reinicke V. B. Barkalow Nesper and Co Jno. J. Havercamp J. Theo. Kuschmann.

Greene G. A. Reinicke V. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co Jno J. Havercamp J. Theo. Kuschmann

Contentment and Wealth: Aimed for Harmony in Life

The saying suggests that happiness and financial success complement each other, implying a balanced approach where inner satisfaction and material means support one another. People are advised to pursue both personal fulfillment and prudent economics to achieve lasting well being.

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