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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
6
Eyewitness account from La Crosse, Wisconsin, recounts the June wreck of a passenger steamer. Captain Streckfus and family survived, praised for leadership. Crew member Kjomsten escorted passengers to safety amid fire and panic, while officers and residents aided in rescue and recovery efforts.
A garbled report notes a meeting cancellation tied to a city event involving a delegation traveling route between Masentine and Iowa City. The text references disruptions and a dismissed assembly, with unclear medical or personal details amid overwrought phrasing from the source.
A small town drugstore insists it never falls short of skill and honesty in dispensing medicines. It touts thoroughly competent staff, prudent prescription handling, and asks customers to consult physicians about its reputable pricing and service.
An elderly Wilton resident, born in Westphalia, Germany on April 18, 1862, died Wednesday after a weekend stroke. He came to America at age 25, lived in Rockland then moved to a farm near Wilton. Survived by wife who died eleven years ago, three sons Fred Pelman, Harold Peltran, John Feltman, and daughter Mrs. Chris Jasperon. Funeral Thursday at Jasper Apn Home at 3 o clock with Rev Julius Doden officiating. interment in Dekaule cemetery.
A fragmentary notice mentions J. Euler, pastor of the Jocay Christian church. It references a deceased woman and plans for the burial services and offerings, though many details are unclear.
Sealed proposals were requested by the Department of Commerce and Labor at Washington D C for the construction of biological studies facilities. The call notes the bid opening date July 26 1920 and warns the department may reject all bids or parts of bids.
Mrs Hardy Suiteh aged 65 died at her home on Fourth Street last evening. Born in Darr County Ohio she had lived years in Mascating county near this place. Survived by nephew Grage Swen and his wife with son Kentith plus two nephews Wesley and George Richards of Clairene Mo. Funeral services to be held tomorrow in West Diberly Iowa.
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