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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
5
A vintage ad declares that attractive hair comes from proper care and introduces Newbro's Herpicide as a superior scalp prophylactic. It asserts the product kills dandruff germs, prevents hair loss, adds luster, and is sold in 50 cent and 1.90 sizes with money-back guarantees.
Mrs J W Lewis and daughter Marie return to East Math Street after attending the nuptials of Miss Edith Bahnitt at Coneville Sunday at noon. The ceremony, performed at the grandmother’s home by Lcure Wagner, united Miss Bahnitt with William J Hanks in the presence of many relatives and friends from Muscatine Wanello and Oakville. A dinner followed. guests traveled from Wanello Columbus Junction and other nearby towns.
East Hill reports a Park Avenue Methodist church Children Day program titled Blossoms and Smiles for Children’s Day set for Sunday evening June 9 featuring songs recitations and exercises. The program promises strong school participation and concludes with outreach for Children’s Education funds. News briefs note hospital returnees and local social group activities and visits.
Officials in Ashland and Bayfield counties have received notice of a court order distributing the estate of Northern Wisconsin lumberman Robert L McCormick who died recently in Tacoma Wash The estate valued at 2080689 dollars places the family home and personal effects in the estate and distributes shares of Weyerhaeuser Timber Company and other assets to Mrs McCormick and halves to sons William L McCormick and Robert A McCormick
Washington June 4. Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads in the southwest to set carload rates for packinghouse products and fresh meats. From Oklahoma to Kansas City 17 cents packing house and 26 cents fresh meats per hundred pounds. From Fort Worth to Kansas City 21 cents packing house and 32.5 cents fresh meats. Commission keeps mileage rates. details include stock to Oklahoma City, peddler car service and price ceilings for southeast routes.
In Madison Square Garden last night Leach Cross the Bowery Lightweight handed Knockout Brown a decisive ten round defeat. Brown was floored several times and bled after a seventh round assault, but his stamina kept him in the fight. A heart shot nearly ended it, yet Brown endured. McCarty to meet Kaufmann tentatively for San Francisco on June 26 as Springfield reports Luther.
McCarty who recently defeated Carl Morris has practically closed a match with Al Kaufasan in San Francisco on June 36. McCarty's managers holding out for an additional 5 percent of the receipts.
In Peru Indiana on June 4 Packer McFarland of Chicago defeated Jeff Boyle of Canada in a six round boxing match at the Wallace theatre before a regional crowd. Referee Joe Sullivan of South Bend saw Boyle endure heavy punishment but stay to the final bell.
John Driscoll the featherweight champion of England knocked out French champion Jean Poe last night at the National Sporting Club in a twelve round fight.
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