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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
3
A fragmented telephony notice lists exchange numbers 25 and 27 and hints at access control for a department center. It mentions a spyeatar Amawere and roles including g-Managing Baitor and City Tl tor with references to a 97 jv Amenttingr Teor. The garbled text suggests a choice between Number 2¢ or similar identifiers.
A fragmented report criticizes Clinton authorities for halting liquor sales on river steamers and urges stricter local regulation. It also notes Cedar Rapids editorial praise for returning to prominence, questions late night reporting, and reflects on Waterloo and polar expeditions with a mix of regional commentary.
The Kansas City Star identifies Chamtip Cherii as the sole family member in the ic family, with J. AL noted in connection to the report. The piece centers on family association and naming within the local context.
A garbled digest of quotes and names from multiple papers discusses a Kansas City board appointment, a cure ad for nonsensical warts, reflections on writing in the heart, and varied commentary. It cites General Dodge on capitol grounds, lobbying over Dutch standards, currency reform, and Webb-Ken son liquor law criticism, ending with Oklahoma and Kansas price and supply concerns.
Reminiscences recount visits of Mrs. J. B. Jennison in Golden Cuy Cole and notes from fifty forty ten and thirty years ago. It covers river navigation its limits uplift to Hastlings upper river rains and stage travel plus telegrapher I M Gough Santa Fe weather mid century and electric railway extensions toward cemetery Mulberry Street and fair grounds with various names and dates.
A girl named Kitty and her companion Guy Blanchard flee on a small launch to Beavers Island for a Sunday school excursion after a tiff with a captain over a boat. They reach the landing, dodge pursuit, and reunite with Mabel, who forgives Guy as Kitty reconciles with him.
Long sickness noted for Mrs Swart of Prairie Grove and her dedication to neighbors. Local births and visits reported, including a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Will Burnett. Tilman Todd of Springdale died after an operation. no funeral plans yet. Chantangua in West Liberty promises entertainment and music with opera singers and moving pictures. Advert: Chamberlains Tablets claimed to aid stomach troubles and liver issues.
Prairie Grove society notes recount Mary Mellek visiting Cedar Hill sister and family the Gue Kramér household, with dinner at L. G. Gone gwer and wife. The community was saddened by the passing of Mrs Harriett Swart of West Liborad last Friday evening after a prolonged illness.
Farmers face poor potato stands from sprouted seed and early blight. K A Kirkpatrick explains seed storage to preserve vitality, Bordeaux spray recipes, and timing. He warns of Colorado potato beetle damage and offers Paris green, lead arsenate, and a lime arsenite solution as control options.
In Washington on June 13 the McAdoo plan to furnish $500 million to bankers calmed a brewing panic. The Adolph-Vreeland emergency currency set to expire next year needs reform to prevent future crises. Rep Prouty advocates a permanent emergency currency fund, with support from Rep Woods. The treasury now holds funds to aid banks in stress. banks may issue notes against bonds or substitute bonds with eligible municipal and commercial securities. Eleanor Connolly plans a Iowa summer visit after caring for Rep Carnely. Rep Klpatrick promotes Alina B. Elledge for Cincinnati postmistress duties in Anpananse County.
West Liberty scene reports the Ming's Daughters circle ending its June session with a program led by Barnica Meade featuring three vocal solos by M A Lane and reading. Mrs Stella Meade will host, assisted by Carrie Snider Lucretia Merrill Nellie McMahon Blanca Bayes and Mygue Templeman. additional items note R Parganas visiting Marshade town on business. Misa Vivian Campbell arriving from Burlington. Joli Tiers seriously ill from stomach cancer. A Aker visiting Tipton. funeral for Mrs WE Swart held at Presbyterian church with Rev F M Bowlin. Mrs Harriet S Swart born December 1 1943 in Morgan county Ohio died June 19 1913 in West Liberty Iowa leaving four children and numerous grandchildren. J Ey McIntosh visited Muscatine. Percy and Selma Brammeler and Hugh Newsom left after attending the teachers' institute. Miss Katita Johnston Pearl [illegible] earlier in the week.
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