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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1911

Page

2

Ames College Plans New Agricultural Education Course

The state board authorizes a new agricul tural education course at Ames Town State College to train teachers for agricultural and domestic science work in secondary schools. Demand for trained teachers exceeds supply as schools offer rising salaries, with Prof. A. V. Storm chosen to lead the department after years in public school and college extension work.

State Board, of Education Town State College Iowa Division of Agriculture Ames A. V. Storm

Two Moonlight Excursions Planned by Muscatine Militia

At a meeting of Company C of the Fiftieth Regiment last evening at the local armory a plan was approved to hold two Moonlight trips on the Streckfus steamer W. W. The Muscatine military body will arrange a contract with Streckfus to use the boat on an evening in late July, with departures at 7 30 and 9 30 from the levee, weather permitting.

Fiftty Streckfus Company Muscatine W. W

Hold Boys Day at Conesville Grace Church

A boys only program is planned for next Sunday at Grace Reformed Church Conesville Iowa. Sunday school teachers organized the event with Rev R T Richards leading prayers and several boys performing solo recitations songs and readings. A collection and short talks to boys are included with committees listed.

Grace Reformed Conesville A. F. Abbott Harold Schomberg Rev. A Kresge Ira Owen Boya’ Choir Lyle Builia Wayne Hawkins Joesus Ceel Foster Willia Porter Gildreo Gunderson Xorclae George Foor Reuben Orr John Coffin Rufus Bullis Archie Holgar Doyn Wealter Foor Alvardo Mincher Clayton Wolford Gaylord Coffin Clarence Coffin Gildrep Wendalo Gunderson Sam Etter Leland Krider Allen McCurdy M. R. Justice R. Marks Rev. Richards Ray America R. T. Richards Samuel Grier Fred Morten Chas, Stickney Paul Buser LaSalle Babbitt Art McCullough Leonard Moyer Jesse Pastor

University Cadets Given High Ranking

Iowa City's university cadets are ranked highest among U.S. schools by Capt. Harry M. Coates after inspecting 33 institutions. He notes the battalion would merit inclusion among the distinguished ones if a dormitory system were adopted to improve discipline. Two others are mentioned in a separate brief item.

Iowa City Iowa University United States Harry M. Cootes U. S. Cavalry U. 1 Cootes Coates Iowa Iwo Elizabeth Amolon Charles

Swamp Root Endorsed By Examining Physician

An examining physician for a leading life insurance company reports that many Americans suffer kidney trouble and remain unaware. He cites Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a highly successful herbal remedy with a strong cure record. The ad urges readers to try it and offers a free sample by writing Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York and noting the Muscatine Daily Journal.

Ins Ji Panies Dr. Kilmer, &Co Binghamton, N.Y Muscatine Daily Journal

Aielon Windham Injured After Dropping Tongue Incident

Aielon of Windham sustained injuries when a dropping tongue startled a team near the court causing the animals to dash down Harrison hill. The visitors were thrown from their vehicle onto brick pavement and hurt though not dangerously. They were later taken to their Windham home. Vireo Prives Away Undesirables. Fire used to remove tenants. Mrs Samuel Patterson, colored, on Maiden Lane set fire to a tent housing another colored woman and a man. They fled as fire burned the tent. no arrests. 850 Mile Drive: Charles A Wilkingon of Rocky Ford arrived in Iowa City after 30 days on the road, visiting his brother ex-Alderman J L Wilkinson. Woman Hurt May Sue: Mrs Mollie Donaldson may sue Iowa City after blood poisoning from bricks falling from a dismantled three story building at a loading corner. Clergymen for Sane Fourth: Iowa City clergymen plan a large Fourth of July picnic at the city park. Paving For 17 Blocks: Iowa City to spend about 60000 on bitulithic paving this season. council awarded bid to William Horrabin at 1.094 per sq ft, 13.5 cents higher than prior paving costs on Iowa Boulevard.

Aielon Windham Harrison Hil Samuel Patterson Maiden Lane Charles A Wilkingon Rocky Ford Col Iowa City J. L. Wilkinson Mollie Donaldson Towa

Invalid state fish law sparks test case in Iowa

A Des Moines justice ruled the state fish and game law unconstitutional and discharged a prisoner. George A. Lincoln, state warden, plans appeals to the district court and then the state supreme court. Prosecutions pause while the high court may pass on the law’s constitutionality.

Des Moines J. F. Franklin State House Supreme Court George A. Lincoln District ’Court Supreme.court Lincoln Sipremia Franklin Supreme Cosson

Muscatine Awards Bitulithic Paving Contract to Horribin

Muscatine City Council awarded the bitulithic paving project for the year to William Horribin of Iowa City after dissolving an injunction. Sub-district No 6 on Mulberry Avenue was excluded due to excessive sub-grading, leaving five sub-districts with Horribin as the lowest bidder across most. Total bids exceed 43000 dollars with Horribin leading in four districts and narrowly behind in one.

Muscatine City Counsil Barker Muscating William’ Horribin Iowa City Tudge House Noran Mulberry Avenue William Horribin Lucas Street Warren, Brothers Independent Const, Co Cberth William Horribin Rae Vee Warren Bros Wivam Horribin

Benevolent Aid Names Officers In Prosperous Year

The St Josephs Benevolent Aid society reelected all officers for the coming year, with finances reported as prosperous and membership at a historic high. John L. Knopp, treasurer, has served since 1974 in multiple roles. Officers named: President Lewis Sahwab, Vice President Jacob Hager, Secretary George W. Frey, Assistant Secretary Carl Walz, Treasurer John L. Knopp. Mrs A H Chapman and son Ray left East Tenth Street for Atousay to visit Mrs H Wright.

St Joseph's Benevolent Aid Society John L. Knopp Lewis Sahwab Jacob Hager George W. Frey Carl Walz

California Fig Syrup Co Elixir of Senna Ad 19th Century

An advertisement promotes a senna laxative by the California Fig Syrup Company claimed to relieve headaches colds indigestion and stomach issues with a gentle natural action. It emphasizes the product’s world reputation and states the company name is printed on each pad.

Eee Benellin California Fig Syrup, Co

Leyda Returns From Head Camp Expects 200000 for Tuberculo sis Hospital

J A Leyda reports the Modern Woodmen head camp meeting in Buffalo was the most successful, with 788 delegates and pleasant weather. The tri annual convention authorized a $200000 expenditure to complete the tuberculosis hospital at Colorado Springs Colorado.

A. Leyda Muscatine Woodmen of America Buffalo Leyda Colorado Springs Col

Samuel Fairall Buccums Passes Away in Iowa

Samuel Fairall, a longtime attorney and son of the late State Senator Fairall, died in Town, Iowa on June 22. He practiced law in Guy and was known for his public service and municipal work. His passing is noted in local obituaries with references to his professional career and family.

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