Daily Journal Notes Local Visits and Remedies
Miss Agusta Steineck of Cedar Rapids visits Cedar Rapids at Mrs. Dieman's home. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil touted for croup sore throat and pulmonary issues. Scott of Rock Island road on city business. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised for stomach and bowels. Mrs. Will Henderson returns to West Liberty after visiting Mrs. Warner. Chas. McColm leaves for New York City after visiting with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agusta Steineck
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Dieman
Monarch
Thomas
Scott
Rock Island Road
Will Henderson
West Liberty
E. M. Warner
Chas. McColm
New York City
Spangler Church Benefit Social Highlights Local Fundraiser
A sociable for Spangler M. E. church was held at Joseph Gibbs house on Wednesday evening January 22. Attendees enjoyed a social time and supper proceeds of ten dollars. Oyster stew biscuits cake peaches and coffee were served with praise for the arrangements. Miss Alice Shoemaker led the candy table and sales were brisk. Everyone departed pleased with the event reported by the Argus.
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Spangler
Alice Shoemaker
Social
Argus
Homeseekers Excursion Tickets On Sale In Iowa Line
On specified dates the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway offers homeseekers excursion tickets to all points north of Abbott Iowa. Tickets remain valid 21 days from sale with stopovers allowed on the return trip in certain areas. Information about lands along the line available from immigration and industrial agents Messrs Ilten and Brooks Cedar Rapids Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Abbott
Messrs. Ilten & Brooks
Immigration and Industrial Agents
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John G. Farmer
A. G
Sevastopol Busy With Woodwork and Local Visits
In Sevastopol Ia on Monday Aug Raetz logged sawing wood with Balser and son from Bayfield. D A Cochran from Skunk Hollow visited Monday night. F D Wood sold seven head of registered Hereford cattle to a Kansas City buyer. Frank Smith from Muscatine hunted here midweek. Jno Holmes and wife called on Slough road midweek. Bert Will of Muscatine made a business call Thursday. Harry Molmes and Tred Schwartz attended Huntermaster dance on the Slough Friday. H Breckenridge and daughter visited Skunk Hollow Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevastopol
Raetz
Balser and Son
Bayfield
D. A. Cochran
Skunk Hollow
F. D. Wood
Kansas City
Frank Smith
Muscatine
Jno. Holmes
Slough Road
Bert Will
Harry Molmes
Tred Schwartz
Huntermaster
Slough
H. Breckenridge and Daughter
One Hundred Dollars Reward for Catarrh Cure Claim
A classic 19th century catalog style notice offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney & Co Toledo as principals and cites endorsements from West Trruvax and local druggists Warpixne Kinnan and Marryer. The ad describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces with a price per bottle and testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & C
Props
Toledo
F. J Cheney
West & Trruvax
O. Warpixne
Kinnan & Marryer
S.S.S
S.S. S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
West Liberty Obituary and Social Notes Roundup
Funeral of Mrs Geo Wooley held at East Third Street home with brief life sketch read by Robert Brook and a quartet singing. Interment in Oakridge cemetery. Obit notes Charles E Harold dying in Iowa City from spinal tuberculosis and burial plans in Ohio. Local society events include boxes social by Royal Neighbors and varied family visits and travels among West Liberty residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Geo. Wooley
East Third Street
Robert Brook
Oakridge Cemetery
H. Thomas
W. D. Ady
A. A. Atkins
T. Gray
W. C. Evans
Ohio
Huldah Sexsmith
Maurice Whitacre
Sixth Street
Jont
Maxson
Iona
William Mingus
West Branch
Pringy
Marion
Salt Lake City
California
Phineas Walker
Esther Harrison
Clarke County
Wesson
North Elm Street
J. W. McElravy
Muscatine
Mildred Nichols
Edna Smalley
Little Boy
Cedar Rapids
Mary E. Tomlinson
Marshalltown
Isaac Tomlinson
Fifth Street
Josephine Barclay
W. C. Barclay
Lisbon
Grace Lipton
Lone Tree
Gregg Sivern
East Fourth Street
Hattie Hawkins
Kate Smedly
Moses Shallhammer
Winfield
Kansas
Royal
Woodman Hall
Reception at Fairview Honors Parks Hosts January Night
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Parks gathered for a reception at their Fairview home on Thursday evening, January 23. The event featured progressive euchre and crokinole, prizes won by Mrs. Olds, Mrs. Barnard, Mrs. Toyne, and Mrs. Fishburn, plus dainty refreshments, coffee, music by Mrs. Lake and others, and musical and comic performances concluding with a fond farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parks
Fairview
Albert Olds
Ed. Barnard
Gussie Toyne
Wm. Fishburn
Mrs. Lake
Parks
Myrtle Hennig
Chas. Toyne
Local notices and travel for Muscatine residents
Hon E M Warner went to Des Moines to manage legal matters. Joseph Anson left for Kansas City. Rev Joseph N Elliott preached in Iowa City then returned home. Mrs Carl Thurman came back from Beatrice Nebraska. Miss Olga Helmsmiller departed for St Louis. Mrs J W McElravy returned to West Liberty. Cough remedies advertised by Dr Wood and Dean's Ointment appear in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Warner
Des Moines
Joseph N. Elliott
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
Olga Helmsmiller
St. Louis
It’s Free If It Fails to Cure Rector Pile Cure
J J Havercamp offers a pile cure with a positive written guarantee. A free pipe with each package and no pay if it does not cure. Samples tree and price listed at 50 cents.
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Rector
Great Pile
J. J. Havercamp
Western Union Clocks in Muscatine Set to Washington Time
The Muscatine clocks synchronized with the Washington D C master clock provide exact time, wind automatically every 30 minutes, and are linked to telegraph wires. Twenty four clocks operate in the city, including in offices, depots, and the streetcar system, with monthly rentals.
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Western Union Telegraph
Muscatine
Hand of Man
United States Observatory
Washington, D. C
Washington
Government Observatory
Western Union Telegraph Company
Muscatine Business Directory Fragments
A list of local businesses and amenities in Muscatine including laundry, livery barns, hotels, banks, saloons, saloons, restaurants, depots, barber shop and waiting rooms. Includes Bowman s livery, Snyder s livery, First National Bank and several German American Savings Bank entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeffer’s
Muscatine Electric Railway Co
Bowman's
Snyder's
Board of Trade
Hacker Candy
Globe
Matt Beck
Geo. Volger
First National Bank
Hershey State Bank
Cook, Musser & Co
German American Savings Bank
Robert Welchs
Muscatine North & South R. R
Hartman
Buffalo Prairie News Highlights and Local Happenings
The Buffalo Prairie community notes a Chinese minister lecture that impressed residents, a quilting event hosted by Mrs. Andrew Burrows, and a funeral delaying church services for Edward Baley. Hazel Dell funds for a church grow as Buffalo Prairie remains with a small congregation. local farmers prepare wood and spring work while L A McCormick and Jack Henry travel to Chicago with stock. Four or more spring weddings are anticipated.
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Duncan
Buffalo Prairie
Andrew Burrows
Edward Baley
Journal
Hazel Dell
L. A. McCormick
Jack Henry
Chicago
Burch
Eliza
Guarantee to Refund for Cough Syrup Claim
An advertisement pledges refunds for Green's Warranted Syrup of Tar and a smaller 25 cent bottle offer. The signatories include G. A. Riemeke of Nesper & Co and J. Havercamp W. Barkalow J. Theo Kenchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argree
Green
G. A. Riemeke
Nesper & Co
J. J. Havercamp
W. B. Barkalow
J. Theo Kenchman
Difference of Opinion Is the Greatest Common Divisor
A concise aphorism notes that disagreement can be the core factor that unites different viewpoints. The phrase emphasizes constructive debate as a shared foundation rather than conflict.
Iowa Central Railroad Timetable Segment
Loing North to St Paul Express daily 5 pm Mason Vil y Mail Sundays 11 54 pm Ro 25 Way Freight Sundays 10 4 pm Going South No 6 Peoria Wail Sundays 8 00 pm No 4 Peoria Express daily 5 50 am Way Freight Sundays 1 np m Corner shop rates and ticketing info available from Geo Batty Col Beevers Geo Bass Elrick Junction Iowa summary reflects a partial timetable and contact names for ticket sales.
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St. Paul Express
Mason Vily Mail
Sun
Way Freight
Peoria Wail
Peoria Express
Sun i
Ali Pulate
United States
Canada
Felders
Batty
Col. Beevers
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