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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1909

Page

2

Eight year old boy killed hopping onto moving freight

The boy Jimmy Allison of 206 Dewey avenue died after his left leg was cut by a slowly moving freight train near Muscatine. He was rushed to Bellevue hospital where doctors amputated his limb but internal injuries and shock proved fatal five hours later. Funeral arrangements are being made for Thursday.

Dewey Avenue James William Allison Bellevue Hospital E. B. Fulliam South Muscatine Jimmy

Steamers Helen Blair and Colia Service Details

Steamers Helen Blair and Colia run on alternate weeks to Davenport Rock Island and to Burlington with intermediate points. Weekdays exclude Saturday schedule 8:30 p.m. to Keokuk and Burlington every Saturday at 7 p.m. W. A. Blair, Manager. W. G. Block Co. Agents.

Helen Blair Colia Daven Rock Island Burlington Keokuk A. Blair W. G. Block CO

Maglables Elect Officers at Meeting

Tent No. 9 K O T M elected officers and a trustee, planned a Burlington excursion for late month, and initiated three candidates. Officiating include Edward G. O'Brien as Commander and L E Lewis as Lieutenant Commander with a smoker and musical program after business.

Burlington Muscatine Edward G. O’brien L. E. Lewis N. E. Lewis Bert Garrison

Clerks Elect Officers At July Union Meeting

At the July session of the Clerks' Union officers were chosen for six months. New members were admitted. Elected: President Fred Nietzel, Vice President George Williams, Secretary Frank Kemper, Treasurer Harry Edmonds, Guard J. Zeug, Delegates to Trades and Labor Assembly Lee W. Lang, J. Zeug, William Beardsley, O. Kindler.

Clerks’ Union Fred Nietzel George Williams Frank Kemper Harry Edmonds J. Zeug Trades and Labor Assembly Lee W. Lang William Beardsley O. Kindler

Rock Island visitor arrives by firefly train

G Volger of Rock Island arrived in this city yesterday afternoon on the firefly tram and will visit with M Kautz at 908 Iowa avenue until his return home.

G. Volger Rock Island M. Kautz Iowa Avenue

Root Juice Promoted By Iowa Farmer In Health Cure

A Muscatine area farmer recounts relief from rheumatic pain after using Root Juice and Uze It Oil. He says after weeks the stiffness and back pain disappeared and urges sick friends to try the remedy. Available from A W Morgan at 1 dollar per bottle or two dollars for three bottles.

Sam Anderson Muscatine A. W. Morgan

Health Board Receives Reports on Deaths Births and Milk

At Muscatine City Hall the Board of Health received reports from Health Officer B. E. Eversmeyer and Food Inspector C. J. Hackett. June records show 14 deaths and 17 births, a milk sample with 2.6 percent butterfat, and 709 animals slaughtered for inspection.

Board of Health Ryan B. E. Eversmeyer C. J. Hackett H. W. Funck Muscatine Honorable J. F. Parks J. R. Farnsworth E. G. Pace F. H. Thauren Matthias Hoefflin X. Grosjean Myrtle Kirk Frank Chayka E. W. Hintermeister Leonard King Salat de Weie Bruce Cecal Wes Enuer Ineskteonevseees Binggli Sabes Dbeeews Sebnirory Os C. BD DMS Cicarticaccene Mittwman P. Preademan City of Iowa H. O. Harrison Oregon Street W. Stebbins Nebraska Street Andy Brown E. 6Th St J. D. Lamb Cor Wm. Sodensky Fred Hoopes Stewart Road Herndon Scriner Miles Avenue Co. W. Graham Sampson St Ike Lee Greenwood Cemetery

Informal Y M C A Board Session Details Finances and Plans

The Y M C A board met informally with four directors present. Secretary J G Mitchell reported memberships totaling 378 across categories, and a tent is planned at the Chautauqua this summer for members and friends. The next meeting will be called by the president.

J. G. Mitchell Mitchell Chautauqua

Iowa National Guard officers toting new canteen gear at encampment

Iowa National Guard officers from Adjt. Gen. Guy E. Logan to lieutenants are receiving new uniforms and trappings ahead of summer encampments. Equipment includes army blue service dress olive drab uniforms khaki riding clothes riding breeches tan puttees and boots with officers arranging transport to Chariton Iowa City Independence and West Okoboji. No reduced rates are available.

Iowa National Guard Adjt Guy E. Logan Iowa United States Army States Eward Logan Lucas Chariton Iowa City Independence West Okoboji

Shareholders Meet of Consumers' Supply Co at Store

The Consumers' Supply company held its annual meeting last evening at the company store at Mulberry avenue and Sixth street. Reports from the manager were read and officers for the year were elected including President J. G. Kent Treasurer J. C. Thomson Secretary and manager J. W. Zetler and directors J. G. Kent F. E. Ellisott E. C. Ingraham J. C. Thomson and S. D. Mosher.

Consumers’ Supply Company Mulberry Avenue Sixth Street J. G. Kent J. C. Thomson J. W. Zetler F. E. Ellisott E. C. Ing

West Buffalo Prairie News Brief

Clyde Hessman left Tuesday for a health trip. An Aid society dinner at Rev J S Lutz's drew a large crowd last Wednesday. Mrs Oscar Peterson and son Raymond visited the former's sister Mrs Mary Beeding who is in poor health. Mrs John Vanatta visited near Ferdinand and her daughter and sons this past week. Mr and Mrs Charles Vanatta and Mr and Mrs W M Powell visited Sunday. Henry Bridgeford of Prince visited relatives near Ferdinand Sunday.

Aid Society J. S. Lutz Oscar Peterson Raymond Mary Beeding John Vanatta Ferdinand Charles Vanatta W. M. Powell Henry Bridgeford Prince

Mrs Schlager and daughter depart for Canton with Miss Nellie Bell

Mrs Schlager and her daughter Miss Viola traveling from the Bell home at 116 East Third street to Canton Missouri were accompanied by Miss Nellie Bell of the city.

Schlager Viola Bell East Third Street Canton Nellie Bell

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