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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
2
An old sore is a symptom of impure blood. The article argues that external salves only mask the problem and that deep healing comes from S S S which cleanses the blood, removes impurities, and promotes new flesh formation. It cites inherited taint and systemic causes, urging blood treatment over topical remedies.
Mrs. W. D. Vanatta died at Hershey hospital after an operation. Born March 24, 1883, she was the Klepper family’s only daughter for 75 years and later married W. D. Vanatta. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday from her home with Rev. Schreckengast and Rev. Light officiating. Pallbearers named.
Mrs. Wm Forbes was seriously ill Thursday and her daughter Mrs Jas Baker arrives. James Boyd Sr and wife of Washington visited. Milton Wolfe painting a barn and Henry Hill a residence. Frank McComas spending vacation with relatives. An Oakland church ice cream social raised 10 for Sunday school. farmers complain of a green bug harming oats. T W Kennedy and two sons visited. Howard Semler dislocated his arm. Dr English was called.
Moline East End Athletic club succumbed to the Independents 13 to 1 in a one sided game. Woods pitched well for the locals supported by Brenner's error that allowed an eighth inning score. The hosts showed strength at the plate while the visitors mustered few rallies and were held to a single run.
Visitors and relatives arrive for weekend spans across Columbus Junction Iowa with notes on gatherings in Wash ington county and neighboring towns. The item lists guests including Mr and Mrs Ben Nichols Mr and Mrs Day Hendrix and others visiting relatives and returning travelers.
We furnish all bonds used in the collection of debts such as cost in attachment and replevin prom binding. Our promptness assists manufacturers and others in collecting from distant creditors. An agency system covers every business point in the country enabling us to wire agents to provide security for responsible concerns without delay. Parties with wide business transactions and high risk save themselves from loss by consulting us.
Mrs O M Cavin at this place. Mrs Mary Crosen, home in Nebraska, visiting relatives in Illinois and attending Monmouth commencement, is here for a few days visit with her uncle W D Pyles.
Charles Giesenhaus’s grocery is entered by a thief who steals about $240 from cash and an Hahn Brothers order. The dog guard was left asleep, suggesting the burglar knew the layout. police list several suspects and continue the investigation.
At the last Carpenters Union meeting in Muscatine the group decided all carpentry work at the H J Heinz Co plant would be performed by union carpenters. Elected were President Milt Frack Vice President C W Dale Recording Secretary J F Berry Financial Secretary R K Rowland Treasurer Ed Maher Conductor Joe Washburn Warden Chris Wingerter Trustee Wm Hingst Auditor Fred Stortz Delegates to Trades and Labor Assembly J F Berry William Weaver.
Poor weather kept many socialists away at Weed park yesterday though a social gathering formed. Dr Krishna of Bombay and Mr Kennedy of Davenport did not appear, leaving locals to chat and plan an outdoor picnic with hopes of an out of town speaker and an all day event soon.
An old ad notes Dr. King’s New Life Pills claim to rapidly cure constipation for 25 cents. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Score appears as a product reference in the same ad.
Thirty children of St Marys Catholic church received their first communion in a full morning service led by Rev. Grieser. The event followed six months of catechism and exams, with hundreds in attendance and a 2:30 pm baptismal vow renewal.
In Kalona Iowa on Tuesday Mr and Mrs Benedict Miller rode to Iowa City. Several locals attend the Washington county normal. Visitors James Horaks family include Mrs A Koloseik and Miss Fellman. Others travel to Ashland Wisconsin Minneapolis Minn Texas and the Dakotas with spouses and relatives continuing journeys.
Mrs Malinda Stearns died Sunday at Mercy hospital and the funeral was held Tuesday at the M E church in Buffalo with Rev J C Behrens officiating. Burial was in Buffalo Rose Hill cemetery. She had lived in Buffalo only a short time and is survived by two children Mrs Joseph Wagner and Leon Stearns of Buffalo. Pauline Bowers visited Edgerton Missouri for six weeks and returned home. Mrs A Ranch celebrated her 457th birthday with about 25 visiting ladies who brought ice cream and cake and presented a salad dish.
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