Catarrh of the Kidneys Promised Cure by Peruna
Advert says Peruna cures catarrh of the kidneys and Bright's disease. Pushes customer testimonials from J Brake of Petrolea Ark Marble Ark and Mrs Mary A Shear Jennings La. Claims catarrh of kidneys leads to Bright's disease and that early Peruna use prevents and cures. Urges readers to request free catarrh book from The Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Shear
Jennings
Bright
M’f’g Co
Columbus, C
City Council Creates Improvement District No 17
The June 29 1900 Muscatine council creates Improvement District No 17 for street and alley work with abutting property assessments. Ordinance defines district lines on Linn Spruce Fifth Sixth Cherre streets and certain blocks, passing with all members voting aye. The merry go round on the haymarket square is allowed to stay until after the Fourth of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidt
Helstead
Washburn
Schott
Arnold
Richards
Koehler
Riggs
Gremmel
Halstead
Riverview Addition
T. B. Holcomb
South Muscatine
Wm. Hoopes
South Corporation Line Road
Champion Hose, Hook and Ladder Co
Ald Washburn
B. Grelle
Grelle
Ald. Halstead
Riegs
Ald
Tenth and
Lombard Streets
Fuller & Kemper
M Pees
É Halstead
Aves
Alan Malet
Woeehburn Sehott
Arnold, Richards
Riegie
Said City
Linn Street
Third
Fourth Street
Spruce Street
Fifth Street
Mulberry
Spring Street
Sixth Street
Cherre Street
Third Street
Said Street
Barney Schmidt
Bert C. Benham
City Recorder
Haymarket Square
Ald. Washburn
Alderman Koehler
The Journal Adds Ad Change and News Stands
The Journal guarantees change of ads and requires copy in by 9 a.m. for office handling. It is sold daily at Holmes, Davidson, and Odges news stands, with all customers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goveror
Minnesota
Capt
S. R. Vanant
Musser
Davenport
Journal
R. Holmes
E. E. Davidson
C. Wodges
Stein's Furniture House Shaping Muscatine's Retail Scene
If there were no fourth this year it would bring sadness to the young but losing Stein's Muscatine furniture store would strike harder at older residents. The storied shop has long held prices steady while elevating quality, making it a famed destination in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Muscatine
Real Estate For Sale and Exchange Items Near Mulberry
Real estate list from Amondale California area for exchange for Muscatine city property or nearby farmland. Includes 60 acres in sale, multiple houses on Eighth Street near Mulberry with 7 to 10 rooms, prices from 1300 to 3500, plus lots on East and West streets, acres on Lucas Grove Road, Cedar Street, Park Place Monroe Street, Ork Street, and Woodlawn. Call or write for full particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amondale
Cal
Muscatine City
Eighth Street
Mu Berry
Muberry
Mulberry
East Sixth Street
West Sixth Street
West Seventh Street
East Hill
Ees Cone Ee
Park Place
Monroe Street
New
Ork Street
Wees Wes
Woodlawn
Cedar Street
Fifth Street
City Council Adopts and Defers Tax and Assessment Actions
Alderman Schott moved to defer enforcement of the mulci law. Petitions on devaluations and tax matters were heard with several allowances and denials. The pool of actions closed with adjournment to July 2 1999 and social notes from West Liberty and Atlantic observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal Printing Co
Ald. Schott
Ministerial Association
Ald. Arnold
Jacob Cook
Geo. Link
Pandhet Band
Adam Kare
Jacob Loring
F. Schmidt
Jno
Arnold
Bert C. Benham
City Recorder
Negus Family Fourth Reunion Held on Cedar River Bank
The West Liberty event brought about eighty five relatives to Cedar county near the Rochester bridge last Thursday. A bountiful lunch followed by letters, boat rides, and social visits filled the afternoon despite hot sun. The oldest attendees were Thomas Montgomery over eighty and Sarah Montgomery seventy eight, with infant son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Townsend as the youngest. Distances ranged from Vinton to Kenwood Park Tipton and beyond as Suel Negus and his mother traveled from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negus
Cedar River
Cedar County
Rochester Bridge
Sol
Thomas
Sarah Montgomery
Oliver Townsend
Maud Williams
Vinton
Doubters Can Be Changed by Knowledge
Helen Frances Huntington of Gainesville Georgia extols Grape-Nuts as the best brain food for heavy work. She describes trying various diets then a daily habit of four teaspoons in hot milk before dissolving, noting improved rest and mental clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Frances Huntington
Gainesville
Mull’s Pioneer Cure Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A testimonial from W R C Williams of Spanish Fort Texas claims five years of kidney and bladder trouble relieved by Mull's Pioneer Cure. The ad offers 25c and $1.00 boxes with a dollar draft if medicine fails, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. Williams
Spanish Fort
Texas
Business man in Fairmont linked to firebug gang arrest
William McCoon, a Fairmont businessman, was arrested on a Chicago detective’s tip after a series of blazes damaged the Wilson and McCulloch fruit jar factory and other mills. The sting led to five arrests, with McCoon named as alleged gang leader and stolen goods recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Snad
William McCoon
Fairmont
W. H. Jenkins
Chicago
Wilson and McCulloch
Fairmount
Jenkins
Wilson & McCulloch
Sléan
Hopper
McCoon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and Testimonials
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming it cures the constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers $100 for any failing case and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Carney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The piece also promotes Hall Family Pills as the best accompanying remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Carney & Co
Toledo
Hall Family
Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta Day
In Poughkeepsie on June 30 the Intercolegiate Rowing Association finals determine the university and freshman events. Universities competing include Georgetown, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia, Wisconsin, and Syracuse for the university race while the freshman section features Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Rowing Association
Georgetown
Penn Sylvania
Cornell
Columbia
Wisconsin
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Not the graduate with top grades gets the biggest bouquets
A reflective saying contrasts outward praise with true achievement. It suggests that those who truly excel may not receive the most visible recognition, highlighting a distinction between surface accolades and substantial merit.
Great Sale Offers Bargains on Fabrics and More
The sale features 60 inch Turkey red tablecloths at 35c a yard and 100 boys suits valued at 3 to 4 dollars. It also advertises neckties, straw hats, butcher knives with steel blades at 25c, pariod matches 15c per dozen, wash boilers, and a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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J. Brake
Petrolea
Ontario
Cania
J. N. Howard
Marble, Ark
Daily Journal
Beecham
Harry Hoag
Washington
Libbie Voge
Lone Tree
Schall
Prof
Bertha All
Kansas City
Iowa
Fair Grounds
Reed's
J. T. Krehe
Nichols
Muscatine Western
Henry Fischer
Adams-McCoy Electrical Co
C. W. Cope
Onawa
W. L. Cope
Mrs. Hardington
Ainsworth
Howard Hackett
Waterloo
Kecklerville
Frank Chayka
Hazel Henderson
West Liberty
Mabel Warner
Wilton
Court Square
Epworth
G. M. Titus
Thompson's Book Store
Johnnie DeForest
Guarantee Loan Co
East Second Street
B., C. R. & N. Railroad Company
Iowa Central Railway
Sam
Iowa Central
Council Proceedings
Cre
Mous
Ministerial Union
Yvon
W. E. Battey
Beechar’s
LES Make
Tee
Assests
Arnold & Weidlein
rfStree
Sweetland
Miriam Sharpress
Lizzie Mickel
Atlantic
Lot Parker
Susie
Leander Gardner
Wellman
Pierce
J. F. Kidd
Parmleysville
Wayne Co
Parker
J Andro Nix
Ana Ati
Peoples
Second Street
A. Seigel
E. Second Street
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