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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
3
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Dr BE H King general practice and surgery. I A A members pay assessments and dues at 106 W Second St. F W Lewis secretary. Mrs 4 E Myrick and son Donald arrived from Park Ridge HI visiting at Mr and Mrs I N Walton home 214 East Second St. They head to Sanford MT to join husband and father Dr Ga Myrick and make their future home.
Late returns show George W. Egan independent republican winner over Gov Vessey progressive for governor. Progressives claim state ticket and two congress candidates. stalwarts assert nomination of Martin and Burke. Rockford engineer George Wilson averts train wreck on way to Kenosha by stopping before a burned bridge. An American King cures, Dr Kings New Discovery sold at Havertamps Drug Store.
Roe County Attorney race and related county office contests appear in the ballot section. Horst and Brooke are named alongside Hanley in the contest context. Ongoing voter guidance and polling details are implied in the county election notice.
Mrs. C N Marshall left Wilton for Des Moines Wednesday to attend a WEC convention then proceed to Redfield for two weeks of relative visits. Maude and Bessie Phipps, visiting in Wilton, returned home to Columbus Junction. Mrs Emma Murphy and daughter Amny visited Muscatine Tuesday. Mrs T P Russell went to Muscatine Tuesday for afternoon visits. Mrs BY Schmidt returned to Muscatine Tuesday after a short visit with the Marshalls.
Mrs H L Duple is on the silk list. Mr and Mrs Fred Ridenour spent Sunday with sister Mrs Rob Pinney. Miss Martha Hill of Moscow visited with cousin Miss Genevieve Mathews. Jim Dickerson visited sister Mrs Denny Morris. Union Valley school closed day with a program. Delos Morris was a Minnesota business visitor last week.
A notice describes chronic constipation relief with Dr King’s New Life Pills for headache stomach liver and bowel trouble priced 25 cents sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. The fragment indicates a period advertisement promoting a patent medicine.
Unofficial returns from Johnson County Iowa report Carroll Garst as the leading candidate with 883 votes. The tally appears preliminary and from local unofficial sources in Towa City Ja. and surrounding Johnson County areas.
The Delta Alpha club held its second annual banquet at the First Baptist church on Tuesday. A seven o clock menu featured potatoes salsa breads pickles tomato salad and cake. Miss Bessie Scott served as toastmistress with a lively program including piano solos and multiple toasts. Dr. J B Smith pastor gave a witty address on his Holy Land visit, followed by brief remarks from Miss Minnie Headley. The event closed with the club yell Ring ching ching Hi hippy hurls Roh rah tran Delta Alpha Girls.
The Mumui association of Muscatine High School will hold its annual reunion tonight in the school auditorium with a reception honoring the Class of 1910. An excellent program is planned, promising a brillant event during commencement week. All graduates are urged to attend even if not on the invitation list.
The president in Washington D C today declines to remove the Twenty-fifth Infantry colored unit from Seattle Washington after a soldier is accused of assaulting a white woman.
A collage of old notes covers quirky training tricks from early baseball lore including iron weights and unusual gear, followed by a Wellington anecdote about a would-be assassin named Apollyon. It closes with a February legend explaining why the month has 28 or 29 days and the day debts of January and March.
A fragment recalls a lawsuit pend ing in Scotland over a great estate and a hidden family secret known only to one old servant. The tale shows a minister demanding disclosure, while the servant risks her soul amid a clash of honor and conscience.
A fragmentary wartime-style dialogue shows a ship in distress with officers and passengers debating repairs and tea service as the vessel sinks. The quirky banter names Gertie and Lite and hints at comic maritime chaos aboard.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a unique riverside building listing for sale on Fy hone, capturing a single property focus and sale status but lacking full details or location context.
The American opossum is described as a curious United States animal. It carries its young in a pouch like a kangaroo and can feign death perfectly. It can hang by its tail, has hands resembling a human’s, a large snout, a wide mouth with teeth, rat like eyes, and hisses like a snake.
A humorous dialogue from the San Francisco Chronicle about buying a parlor rocking chair on the installment plan. Mrs Oldly critiques while The Young Wife explains that mockers will arrive next month and payments for the reekers are still pending.
Westminster Abbey is described as the Collegiate Church of St Peter, Westminster, a parishly distinct designation in the Westminster Gazette. A collegiate church is run by two colleges of priests rather than by a single rector or vicar, differing from a parish church in administration.
A brief fragment cites a dialogue about discarding junk and feeling charitable, paired with a line attributing improvement of faculties to Blair. The Washington Herald is noted as primary source in a compact archival snippet.
The tenth annual Iowa State Auctioneers Association convention in Towa City ends with officers elected for the coming year. President G E Luther of Grand Junction. First Vice President F A Wilkman of Perry. Secretary G A Dutlap of Iowa City. Treasurer D S M Hunter of Sioux City. District vice presidents named, Muscatine County district headed by P N Gibson of West Liberty. Next meeting place to be announced.
Thomas C. Platt was asked who he regarded as the greatest Republican of his era. He replied that he once wished someone had been his rival for six months or more, a remark reflecting the political rivalries of the time.
FOR SALE Two button cutting machines and a gasoline engine. Rent a room if wanted. C. W. Mathis East 4th St.
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