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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1900

Page

5

Philip the Evangelist and the Eunuch’s Baptism

A sermon excerpt discusses Philip distributing faith and money, his role as evangelist, and his encounter with an Ethiopian official. It notes Philip’s quick obedience, the baptism of the Ethiopian after understanding scripture, and emphasizes seeking God through faith. It cites Paul, Acts references, and contrasts worldly concerns with spiritual salvation.

Path of Light Philip Prohibition Debs Jesus God Jesus Christ

Mortuary report lists July deaths in city records

City clerk records show twenty July deaths, many elderly. Names include Catherine Garnes age 76 typhoid fever and Daniel A O Callahan age 24 phthisis pulmonalis. causes range from heart disease to accidents and infections with several infants among the toll. Burial sites include Columbus City and Rock Island with some outside city limits.

Catherine Garnes R. T. Keath Daniel A. O'Callahan Hoones Adaline Smith S. M. Batterson Mahaly J. Long Florence King Infant Painter Ruth Will Gilbert Hepler Elizabeth Stickstock Margaret Lang Harold A. Winn Henrietta Miller Mary Oline Cook Willie Rogers Lulu Lloyd Fuhrmann Juy Burilas Columbus City Iowa Rock Island Ill Iowa City Orphans’ Home Cemetery Catharine Garnes Lake Township Danie A. O'Callahan Chicago, Ill

Mannerchoir Preparations For Burlington Trip

Muscatine members of the Manner choir plan a trip to Burlington next week in light brown hats with red black and white cords and white umbrellas. Davenport runners wear white trousers gray hats and sunflower bouquets. They may travel by boat if rates fail to improve. Departure is set for 7 58 Thursday morning the 9th and a four day meeting with a picnic at the close.

Mannerchoir Burlington Cohn’s Davenport Muscatine

Ups and Downs of the Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association

A frontispiece portrait of Aaron Park of Wilton Iowa introduces a booklet containing the 20th Annual Convention paper read by Park in Waterloo Iowa May 23 1900. The association ordered printing for distribution to members. Park a 49 year veteran, 38 in Wilton, reflects on the past work and future of funeral directing.

Aaron Park Wilton Iowa Waterloo Park Iowa Funeral Directors’ Association

Threshing Yields and Local Developments in Columbus Junction

Good weather boosts threshing with wheat up to thirty bushels per acre barley forty and oats sixty. Schools to install steam heating and face renovations while Prof J W Simpson prepares to lead next year’s program. City well extended eight feet, diameter twelve, and ditching for pipes proceeds as residents attend fairs and funerals nearby.

Republican Party H. O. Weaver J. W. Simpson C. Holliday M. N. Rippey Hedrick Sprague Brothers Fourth Street Col T. C. Ryan Isaac Froland Ainsworth

July Nuptials Licenses Granted in County Clerk Office

The County Clerk issued marriage licenses in July listing couples: William R Witmer with Margaret Altenbernd. Jesse T Scott with Delia A Dubois. Jacob G Krupp with Hattie Weeks. Thomas Hank with Mary Willard. John P Ingenheimer with Armis Campbell. F W Peterson with Stella Loupa. A J Ryan with Mary Williams. August Peters with Becca Fulmer. John Schlutz with Nora Sharer. George H Shrews with Effie Hupp. Frank Plessy with Mamie Knights. Luther Henderson with Stella Henderson. George Dingley with Louise Hill. John H Meyhaus with Isabelle Nugent. Charles Stall with Sarah Moxley. A E Rowley with Agnes Nelson. Charles S Gardner with Minnie Orin. Fred E Norwood with Hattie Ribbink.

William R. Witmer Margaret Altenbernd Jesse T. Scott Delia A. Dubois Jacob G. Krupp Hattie FE Weeks Thomas Hank Mary M. Willard John P. Ingenheimer Armis Campbell F. W. Peterson Stella Loupa A. J. Ryan Mary J. Williams August Peters Becca R. Fulmer John Schlutz Nora M. Sharer George H. Shrews Effié M. Hupp Frank Plessy Mamie Knights Luther Henderson Stella Henderson George Dingley Louise Hill John H. Meyhaus Isabelle L. Nugent Agnes C. Nelson Charles S. Gardner Minnie Orin Fred E. Norwood Hattie Ribbink

Early Market Report Highlights Melons And Stable Hogs

The farm and market page notes a promising outlook for crops with continued rains. Charley Scholtz shipped the first car of melons, while watermelons and cantaloupes arrive in quantity. Prices cover produce, dairy, and live stock with hogs at 4.80 to 4.85, varying fruit and vegetable prices, and widespread notes on hay, clover storage, and safe storage practices.

Charley Scholtz Davenport College Pennsylvania Station

Muscatine Market Prices July 31 1900

Muscatine Iowa grain produce and flour prices list several items with unit prices including flour spring sacks at 48 IDs and 1.15 to 1.25 for winter, graham 25c, cornmeal and oats and rye and corn prices. hay prices listed. fruit and vegetables show blackberries 10c per box plums 1c per box tomatoes 40c per peck potatoes 15c per peck wax beans 50c per bushel cabbage 0 6c green peas 35c per peck.

Muscatine Iowa Graham

Warranted Syrup of Tar refund pledge by several firms

A group including G. A. Reinicke W. B. Barkalow and Nesper & Co. guarantees refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. They offer a 50 cent bottle with money back and a 25 cent bottle with satisfaction guaranteed.

Greene G. A. Reinicke W. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co Ino J. Havercamp J. Theo. Keuchmann

For Sale Two Iron Settees and Chairs

For sale two iron settees and two iron chairs suitable for lawns inquire at this office.

Mull's Lightning Cough Cure Ad Claims Safe Use for Children

An old advertisement touts Mull's Lightning Cough Cure with claims it prevents lung trouble and consumption. It promises safety for children and lists prices of 25 cents and 50 cents, urging readers to ask their druggist.

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