His Powers Marvelous Glue Work Cited By William
William lauds a young man whose glue like powers impress with steady hand and skill. The remark highlights notable craftsmanship and concentration.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
10
William lauds a young man whose glue like powers impress with steady hand and skill. The remark highlights notable craftsmanship and concentration.
The Relief Hose company on Bleeker street held an officer election and meeting last night. Charles Liphart chosen president. Rudolph Elfers elected foreman with a full roster update. A social with Stark’s band at the Bellet Hose company followed, featuring dancing and a plan for more on air concerts in the South End.
An old age health ad promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative alternative to calomel. It warns against harsh medicines for constipation, claiming Olive Tablets soften bowels without pain and support natural action. The copy touts a 250 per box price from The Oliva Tablet Co of Columbus, Ohio.
A donation will be used to purchase new uniforms for the organization’s boy members. Contributors include W. H. Rangieman, Mrs. Charles Schmala, Mrs. &. C. McVeay, Misses Lotta Elfors, Anna Herwig, Hthe Potter, and John Herwig. A factory employee, C. Gordon, broke his left wrist after a ladder slip while oiling machinery at Roach & Ugser sash and door factory. He received care from So. B. Pul-Hang.
Fred Pluckager, a hired hand on Leonard King’s farm near Muxcntius, was arrested after two encounters on the property. The charges, initially unclear in fragmentary report, allege involvement in assaults tied to the ongoing farm dispute and disturbances on the King property.
A German farm hand is held at the county jail on larceny claims by a fellow worker over a missing watch. Authorities report two fights between the men, one Sunday night and a second the following night, as residents say they could not settle their differences. The accused, Finckeger, bears facial injuries but denies guilt. Mrs. Gesel and Mrs. Steinfelder depart for Davenport for a short visit.
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