Visiting Sisters and Travelers Arrive In Chicago
Miss Jessie Brainsworth visits her sister in Chicago for several weeks. John Powell returns home Saturday from St Paul after four weeks away. J H Tiecke from Chicago arrives for a short visit with his parents. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil promotes cures for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles. Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry touted for dysentery diarrhoea and summer complaints.
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Jessie Brainsworth
Chicago
John Powell
St. Paul
Monarch
Thomas
Journal celebrates long serving editor with special edition
The Muscatine Journal plans a July 17 special issue marking editor John Mahin’s 50 years at the paper and nearly 69 years of age. It will feature reminiscences, a business firms list with histories, facsimiles from 182 and local pride, plus notes on staff contributions.
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John Mahin
Mahin
Muscatine Journal
United States
Muscatine
Second Street
Mehin
Fourth of July Excursion Tickets From Iowa Central
The Iowa Central railway will sell excursion tickets to points within 200 miles at one and one third fare. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 with a limit on July 7. Apply to local ticket agents for details.
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Iowa Central Railway
West Liberty Notes On Reunion Travel And Commencement
In West Liberty Iowa on June 16 Grace Weber of Iowa City visits her West Fourth Street parents the Burges while sister Vinnie Burge graduates. Eli Elliott and daughter Beulah return from Denver. Will Webb of Chicago visits home. George Ward and Blanch Simpson take a western pleasure trip likely to Denver. L T Hill and others attend commencement. Eva Pingree ends North Prairie school term. Myrtle Pike at Federal Hill returns home for vacation. Furbay and Anna of Jefferson County Ohio visit Nora Hise. H A Abrams of Iowa City plans a union meeting for anti saloon league at the Christian church. Mrs S G Hogue hosts reception for Mary L Phelps supporters.
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Grace Weber
Iowa City
J. W. Burge
West Fourth St
Vinnie Burge
Eli Elliott
Beulah
Denver
Colorado
Will Webb
Chicago
George Ward
Blanch Simpson
L. T. Hill
Morning Sun
Eva Pingree
North Prairie
Myrtle Pike
Federal Hill
E. T. Furbay
Anna
Jefferson County
Ohio
Nora Hise
H. A. Abrams
Christian Church
Anti- Saloon League
S. G. Hogue
North Columbus Street
Mary L. Phelps
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertising and Endorsements
One hundred dollar reward offered for catarrh cure failure. F J Cheney & Co claim integrity and financial ability. Endorsements from West & Truax Walpine Krxsxnan Marvin Toledo wholesale druggists. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as a blood and mucous system remedy with testimonials available. Pills and cure promoted for family use.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O. Walpine
Krxsxnan & Marvin
Bert
Proposals for bids on Muscatine federal building site
The Journal reports an official order from the Treasury for an advertisement inviting proposals for sale of property for the federal building site in Muscatine. The ad begins tomorrow and proposals will be opened at 2 p m on July 11. A corner lot about 140 by 150 feet is required.
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Journal
Treasury Department
Washington
Muscatine
Muscatine Park and Floral to Hold Annual Meeting
The Muscatine Park and Floral Association will hold its annual meeting at City Hall on Tuesday June 17 at 2 p m. Members urged to attend. Per order C F Cadle Secretary.
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Muscatine Park & Floral Association
C. F. Cadle
Keystone Button Co Notice to Creditors
All persons with claims against Keystone Pearl Button Co. must present an itemized account at the Third and Munberry street office for forwarding to Erie Pennsylvania for payment. Henry Becker.
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Keystone Pearl Button Co
Third and Munberry Street
Erie
Henry Becker
Among the Lodges F A A Meeting Draws Interest
The F A A held a meeting with J W Skepper of Independence delivering a 35 minute talk on the good of the order. A debate debated whether Christian organizations exceed secret societies with McCoy and Mrs Rowland for the affirmative and Howard and Mrs McCoy for the negative. The judges named were Emma Schafer Mrs Wm Morton and J W Skepper. The result was a draw and a plan to continue next Friday. Wm Koepping resigned as vice president to take a retail clerk role at W F Misch’s grocery. Harry Reed was elected and installed as vice president to fill the term. A social session followed with ice cream and cakes.
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Independence
M. H. McCoy
Rowland
Q. T. Howard
Emma Schafer
Wm. Morton
Wm. Koepping
W. F. Misch
Harry Reed
Tack Diamond Express Sets Pace Between Buffalo and Philadelphia
The Tack Diamond Express runs from Buffalo New York to Philadelphia via the Lehigh Valley railroad offering travelers comfort and speed as a preferred service.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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