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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
7
The Y M C A reports strong interest in extension courses, with mechanical drawing set to be expanded next winter. A growing number of local young men who participated last season plan to enroll again to improve their education, with final winter plans to be announced soon by Secretary B McIntire.
A man identified as Michomas Esher was arrested for drunken behavior and appeared in court this morning after an evening disturbance sparked the incident. The report notes a celebratory event tied to the arrest and subsequent legal proceedings.
Des Moines and nearby county farmers from Henry and Des Moines counties plan a trip to the Moir farm near Gqueawkn on Friday. The tour, organized by the Mustatine County Crop Improvement association, aims to study sand land farming methods that reportedly transformed blown sand into fertile fields, with a conference at the Moir place starting at 3 o clock.
Ishar was arrested during the night and a writer pled guilty to intoxication charges before Judge J. Woster. He received a suspended sentence of fifteen days upon payment of fines.
A large Muscatine crowd braved mud at the Chautauqua grounds to hear Kryl's band of 47 pieces. Critics praised the refined mix of artistic and popular pieces, noting superb cornet work by Kryl, three encores, and a varied program including Westagal, Barcarolle, Humoreska, and The Death of Custer. The concert closed with The Village Blacksmith and a costumed ironworkers finale.
State Director R J Belt and State Manager W H Washburn spoke at a Mystic Workers session here. District Deputy Jordan outlined plans to grow the membership with a contest prize for top recruiters while remaining in town about a month to aid the campaign. Nearby brief items note residents leaving for Davenport and other travels.
An old advertisement touts GETS-IT as a miracle corn remedy. It claims drops shrink corns, warts, bunions, and calluses with no pain or fuss, avoiding knives and bandages. Sold by druggists for 25 cents a bottle, with direct shipping from Lawrence & Co. Chicago and recommended by medical proscription dealers.
Sunday in West Liberty saw Miss Anna Ralhorn return forenoon after visiting home folks. Several residents and visitors, including Miss Kats Brammeier, Mrs. G A Brammeier, Mrs. L A Ayres, Mrs. H H Bacon, and Mrs. J F Parks, traveled to Davenport, Muscatine, and La Claire for short visits.
American bankers and milk companies welcomed London’s payment of over 300000 dollars by the British government on a cargo of American cotton seized en route to Sweden in March and April. Britain detained 26 ships holding about 200000 bales valued at 12000005 dollars, with drafts drawn on those shipments discounted by New York banks and transport firms.
City crews clear surplus building materials from City Hall yard ahead of finish work. Council likely to discuss landscape plans and interior contracts delays push completion to autumn. Mayor Kern cites October as potential full completion date. An unrelated promotional advertisement follows.
The Weather Bureau in Washington will start reporting relative humidity at 2 p.m. in daily summaries. Current readings at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. show cooler temperatures and higher humidity. midday measurements will better reflect actual working conditions in mills and inform manufacturing decisions.
Mr and Mrs W L Baker of West Liberty were Sunday guests at the J M Dotuon home in Columbus Junction. Dr Delia Houser returned to Jews City after visiting Mrs Calista Carpenter and other relatives including Mrs Ollie Shearer and daughter Miss Jane, who had also come along.
An Iowa woman from Montezuma described long stomach troubles and fatigue improved after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. She reports rapid relief after four bottles, noting renewed appetite, strength, and ability to work. The ad claims permanent results for digestive ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
Weekly notes document a string of travels and visits across Iowa and nearby states. Residents attend races at Williamspurg and Col umbus Junction, with multiple trips to Rochester New York and eastern cities. A large church dedication marks the 73rd year of the United Presbyterian Congregation at Columbus City, featuring sermons and a men’s meeting with record attendance.
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