Insurance and travel notices from local city page
Local items include Kemble's insurance offerings and a list of Saturday visitors. Senator Welch left for Bloomington Illinois. Geo M Wittich returned from Chicago with fall goods. Oscar Harris visited from Cedar Rapids. multiple residents travel via El Paso Flyer to Rock Island and Wapello. Mrs Jennie Myers and Mrs E E Blake among others visiting relatives. Burdock Blood Bitters and Dr Fowler's Extract advertised.
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Oscar Harris
Cedar Rapids
City
Miss Bailey
Keota
el Paso
M. W. Stirlen
Meeting of Printers Union Nods to Membership and Boycott Actions
Muscatine Typographical Union No. 251 met Sunday at 2 pm with N. Hoefflin presiding. D. I. Manrose of Wapello joined. letters urged union boycotts on Iowa Telephone Co and nonunion vendors. Reports covered wage gains for Des Moines girls, union labeling shifts for tobacco and boot makers, and cautions against Los Angeles employers seeking to disrupt strikes. Nathan Hoefflin resigned. Carl S. Evans elected.
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Muscatine Typographical Union
N. Hoefflin
D. I. Manrose
Wapello
Iowa
Manrose
Trades and Labor Assembly of
Des Moines
Iowa Telephone Co
American Bell Company
Mutual Telephone Company
Des Moines Trades and Labor Assembly
Tobacco Workers’ Union of New York
Los Angeles
Employers’ Association
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Council of Labor
International Typographical Union
New York Stereotypers’ Union
U. S. Printing Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
Electrotype Department
Retail Clerks’ Protective Association
Denver
Colo
America
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Triumpha Shoe Polish Co
Boston
Mass
International Union of
Canton
Ohio
Keystone Watch Co
Nathan Hoefflin
Trades and Labor Assembly
Carl S. Evans
West Liberty arrests two for shoplifting and licenses
Saturday morning Marshal Wiley arrested two men for selling clothing without licenses. One fled but was not caught. the other was jailed. Police found stolen goods linked to West Liberty stores E. E. Smith and Oscar Shaw. An election for local officers drew a large crowd and the hose house project gains support with promises of a new facility. Officers named include Foreman Charles Clark and Secretary William Lantz.
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Marshal Wiley
West Liberty
Wiley
de Coop
E. E. Smith
Oscar Shaw
Shaw
Charles Clark
Sherman Woods
Fred Tuerk
William Lantz
Conrad Betzhold
Huttig
Huttig Hose Company to Get New Building Soon
The Huttig Hose Company secured a new hose house soon as the annual elections were held at the East Second street hose house last week.
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Huttig Hose Company
East Second Street
Deafness Cure Claim by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness is caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube and ear catarrh. It asserts only constitutional remedies can restore hearing and offers 100 dollars for any catarrh deafness case Hall's Catarrh Care cannot cure. It promotes Hall's Family Pills as a remedy and lists F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo as suppliers.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. Hall
Day to Take Year Long Vacation as Rock Island Official
Fred M. Day division freight agent for the Rock Island road based in Davenport will receive a one year leave of absence. He plans six months in the west for health with no replacement. M. A. Patterson will move Day’s offices to Davenport and occupy quarters in the new depot. Day is described as an untiring worker who needs rest.
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Fred M. Day
Rock Island Road
Davenport
M. A. Patterson
Market prices for corn to picker, cattle and fruit
The Magdcine Market lists grain by item with prices for corn oats wheat rye and barley. It covers hay Hides potatoes butter lard and live stock with rates for hogs cattle calves sheep lambs and various poultry. It also lists apples onions cabbage and other vegetables along with eggs cheese and fish prices.
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Illinois
Public Notice on Final Sewerage Plat and Assessments
Public notice from Muscatine Iowa announces final plat and cost schedule for Sub sewerage district No 10. It lists assessment shares and invites objections in writing to the city recorder by July 31 1902. Objections will be heard July 31 1902 at 7 30 p.m. Bert C Benham signs for the city council.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Office
City Recorder
Bert C. Benham
Notice of Incorporation Huttig Manufacturing Company
Notice is given that on June 25 1902 the Huttig Brothers Manufacturing Company renewed to Sept 13 1920 under a new name Huttig Manufacturing Company with principal place in Muscatine Iowa. It may expand offices elsewhere and continues to manufacture sash doors blinds and wood work and to deal in lumber and related products. Authorized capital 300000 with 200000 paid up and 100000 surplus. Board of up to five directors named for interim period.
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Huttig Brothers Manufacturing Company
Huttig Manufacturing Company
Muscatine
Iowa
William Huttig
Harry W. Huttig
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W. E. Battey
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Robinson
McBride & Cope’s
John A. Robbins
Kemble’s
Welch
Bloomington, Ill
Fred Witteman
Washington
Geo. M. Martin
Iowa Central R. A
Geo. M. Wittich
Chicago
Gist
Hawesville
Jennie Myers
West Branch
Charles Mull
Schuyler Verdon
Dean
Elizabeth Bridgman
E. E. Blake
Miss Libby
Denver, Colo
W. J. Weynand
Burdock
J. C. Parmalee
Miss Anna
Henry Vail
August Dietrich
Fred Lowry
Montpelier
Fowler
Ff. Giesenhaus
F. Giesenhaus
East
the Journal
Sterling Remedy CO
New York
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Citizens’ Railway & Light Co
Magcatine Markets
Graham
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