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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1907

Page

2

Train numbers to be renumbered on Sunday

Rock Island railroad announces changes to passenger train numbers and route names. Numbers 3 and 4 will become 1 and 2, and 43 and 44 become 3 and 4, with the Golden State Limited renamed the California Special westbound and Chicago Special eastbound. A smoking chair car is added on the California run.

W. S. Underdonk Rock Island Railroad Golden State Limited California St. Paul-St. Louis Peoria

Dr. King’s New Life Pills Promote Health

Slogan promising relief from serious bowel trouble with Dr King’s New Life Pills priced at 25 cents sold by Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.

Dr. King Havercamp

Local Notices From Mannon Ill Across June

Olof Oldeen of Eliza papered the chapel last week. Loren Stearns of Joy visits his grandma Mrs Bustard. Misses Ruth Willitts Elsa Schrader Mary Muhlenberg Edith Stodge attend Decoration in Aledo. J F Willitts Louis Schrader David Schrader L L Sloan in Aledo Saturday. Jesse Willitts and wife travel to Perryton for uncles funeral M F Sterling. Many attend Mrs M J Ballards funeral. Rev Ewing anti license speaker at chapel Sunday. Perry Wells moves goods to Elias Willitts farm at Aspree.

Mannon Ill Olof Oldeen Eliza Loren Stearns Joy Bustard Ruth Willitts Elsa Schrader Mary Muhlenberg Edith Stodge Aledo Messrs. Louis David Schrader J. F. Willitts L. L. Sloan Jesse Willitts

Attempted Murder in Railroad Yards Injures Man

Hamilton, believed from Shelbyville Tennessee, was shot in the face last night in the local railroad yards. The bullet pierced his nose and roof of the mouth, lodging in the tongue, leaving him in intense pain and unable to speak. Police searched cars for a tall suspect wearing a derby hat. no one was captured. He was taken to the county poor farm for treatment as doctors planned an operation to remove the bullet.

Hamilton Shelbyville Tenn Front Street John O' Melia J. D. Fulham W. S. Norton Poor Farm County Poor Farm Norton

Nerve Pills praised by Newark man for cure

Mr A J Filkins of Newark New York testifies that Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills restored his health steadied his nerves and improved sleep after a period of exhaustion and insomnia. He recommends the medicine and states he used a box bought from local dealer A W Morgan Buffalo NY and other dealers.

A. W. Chase Mr. Filkins Dr. A. W. Chase Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo, N.Y

Muscatine to Aid Iowa City Firemen Day Celebration

The Muscatine city council voted to provide up to 300 dollars to cover expenses for entertaining the Iowa City firemen delegation visiting next Tuesday. The council plans to invite the mayor, city council, and Iowa City officials, aiming to bring their guests by special train with good connections between the two cities.

Muscatine Iowa City

Brockway school closes term with pleasant program

Miss Lara McCullough led the Brockway school term closing program to hearty appreciation. Decoration day visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Letts and many Brockway Cemetery attendees placed flowers on veterans graves for Jonathan Horton, William Horton, Thomas Jones, William Lasear, Thomas Pomeroy, and George Brockway. Local residents and travelers were noted in visits to Letts and Lone Tree.

Denver Col Brockway Cemetery Jonnathan Horton William Horton Thomas Jones William Lasear Thomas Pomeroy George Brockway Zula Abbott Muscatine Will Hankins Washington Beulah Settlemire Abbott Lone Tree Henry Brown Thomas Hawkins Gladwin F. B. Gay Cone

First Cold Tablet Sold In White Package Signatures Grove

An early advertising note highlights the original Cold Tablet sold in a white package bearing E. W. Grove’s signature. The product is priced at 25 cents and marketed as the sole effective remedy among similar bromide and quinine laxatives.

E. W. Grove

Excelsior Hose House Move Sought by City Council

City council discusses relocating the Excelsior hose house to a hilltop site to improve protection for western wards and reduce response time. The plan involves selling the current valuable site and building a new station with minimal expense, to be reviewed by the fire committee. Articles of incorporation filed for the Excelsior Hose Company with a fifty year life and debt exemption for private property.

van Zy Excelsior Hose House van Zyl County Recorder Excelsior Hose Company Herman Grenner L. J. Horan Fred Walton M. J. Flannery P. F. Anson J. Heussner Adam Korte W. J. Diercks Eugene Horst, Jr Chas. Nicklas

Herpicide Promises Cure for Dandruff and Hair Loss

Advertisement claims dandruff is contagious parasite related and promotes Newbro s Herpicide as the grease free cure. User testifies it stops itching and hair loss, leaves hair glossy, with sample and price details. Sold by leading druggists and Havercamp s Prescription Drug Store as special agents in Detroit Michigan.

Newbro Charles Klein Laramie Wyo Itc Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Havercamp

Dog license due notice for Muscatine owners

The city notices all dog owners in Muscatine that the annual dog license is due at the City Recorder's office. If the license is not paid by July 1, 1997, owners may be imprisoned or fined under the ordinance and unlicensed dogs may be killed or impounded. M. J. Flannery, City Marshal.

Muscatine M. J. Flannery

City Dads Reject June Carnival Pitch From Cosmotopolitan

Mr Fiske of Cosmotopolitan Carnival Co asks City to sponsor a June carnival with ten percent gross receipts. City council shows cold shoulder citing desire for restraint on rubber balls confetti bands and cheap shows. He seeks license for last week of June but proposal is declined.

Fiske Cosmopolitan Carnival Company Mr. Fiske

Cure for rheumatism with Dr Miles Nervine claims

An advertising testimonial asserts uric acid buildup causes rheumatism and that Dr Miles Nervine, alkaline and soothing, relieves pain and aids sleep. A patient describes severe foot and body pain, hospital treatment, and recovery after using Nervine with salicylate of soda, concluding with purchase details and a money back guarantee.

Miles Dr. Miles Miles Medical Co Jas. H. Sanders P. O Rockaway

Kidney Cure Claim Promises Disease Cure

An advertisement touts Foley’s Kidney Cure as a guaranteed treatment for all kidney and bladder diseases. It claims to strengthen the whole system and prevent health issues by improving kidney filtration. A. W. Morgan, 107 W. Second St.

Foley A. W. Morgan Second St

Sunday Visitors and Local Health Notes in Pomeroy

Fred Spence visited from Aledo as part of Murl Fisher's group while she remains ill but is able to be about the house. M O Boruff and family joined Chas Aaronson party near Sunbeam. Chas Noble's group from Joy visited Grandma Nobile. Mrs F A Crawford shows improvement after illness. Fred Shoppa family visited Joy. Chas Kellums sick last week but better now. Duncan township Sunday school convention set for Marston on the last Sunday in June. Dr Brown and Vina Thomason of Joy called in town Sunday evening.

Pomeroy Fred Spence Murl Fisher M. O. Boruff Mildred Esther Aaronson Chas. Aaronson Sunbeam Chas. Noble Hazel Joy Grandma Nobile F. A. Crawford Fred Shoppa Chas. Kellums Duncan Township Marston Dr. Brown Vina Thomason

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