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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1914

Page

2

Cooperative Creamery Plans Grow in West Liberty Area

County Crop Advisor Kirkpatrick reports progress in organizing two societies that aim to boost members benefits. Conesville Melons Association plans wide advertising to boost melon sales. West Liberty co operative creimery gains assurance with 400 cows pledged and 200 more expected. a $6000 building is planned. Also notes visits by Mrs L L Kent and Mr Mrs Tillman to local area.

Kirkpatrick Conesville Melon

New Croxone remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder woes

An old age health ad promotes Croxone as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder symptoms including sleep disturbance backache rheumatism and uric acid buildup. It claims immediate action and near certainty of results for any age, urging readers to buy from any first class druggist with guaranteed refund.

Earth

Burglars Hit Springer Store In Night Break In

Muscatine police investigate a second drug store burglary in a week. Suspected local youths may be involved as three stores, McBride Copa and Harry Springer Drug, report similar entry methods and small cash losses with no merchandise missing. Intruders forced rear shutters with an iron bar then pried open a window. They used a punch bar, unlocked the cash drawer, and even rang purchases on the register before departing, leaving a locked back door and a key behind. Local authorities pursue arrests.

Harry Springer Stara East Second Street McBride Cape McBrite Cone Atare Polles Avery

Woman’s strength restored by Lydia E Pinkham’s remedy

A Creston Iowa woman recounts decades of weakness from female troubles until Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound improved her health and made her family life happier with a baby boy. The testimonial notes the product’s nationwide reputation and invites letters for confidential advice.

Creston Towa Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs.a Boscamp Howard Street Creston, Iowa Lydia E. Frinkham Ocean Merit Stone Lydia EB

Crossing at Second and Cedar Streets In Poor Condition

City Engineer Yorns notes the Second and Cedar crossing is in poor shape and hinders traffic as automatics must slow to a near crawl. Advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a regulator easing digestion and offering a lighter, comfortable feeling for regular use. Sold by all dealers.

Yorns Second Cedar Streets Chamberlain Richard Olp Spencerport

Repair Crossing R. Many Bad Crossings Being Rebuilt

Many uneven crossings throughout the city, especially in the downtown district, are being repaired by a gang of men under the supervision of local authorities. The work aims to improve pedestrian safety and street flow in a rapid city-wide program.

Tose

Harvest workers plentiful in four states report

A U S department of labor bulletin says harvest hands are abundant in Missouri Oklahoma Kansas and South Dakota. Officials in Topeka Oklahoma City Jefferson City Pierre provide contacts for verifying labor conditions across the country.

Missouri Oklahoma Kansas South Dakta U. S. Department of Labor W. L. O'Brien State Free Employment Bureau Topeka Kan Charles L. Dougherty Oklahoma City Okla John L. Fitzpatrick Jefferson City Charles McCaffree Pierre Dak

Neal Institute Drink Habit Remedy Claims Quick Cure

An advertisement touts The Neal Treatment as a purely vegetable cure for nervous drinking. It promises to neutralize the liquor craving and remove the need to drink within three days, with no aftereffects, and offers further information in plain sealed envelopes upon receipt.

Neal Bse Neal Institute Farnam Brrest Davenport Towa

Board Refuses 10 Take Resignation at Commercial Club

At a meeting of the executive committee of the Commercial club A. & Lawrences was retained as secretary for at least three months after he resigned to avoid candidacy for reappointment. The committee praised his finances and plans, hoping to keep his services despite the period.

Commercial Club A. & Lawrences Lawrence The Clit

Census figures 10 to be released at board meeting

The annual school census completed earlier will be issued tomorrow evening at the board of education annual session. Secretary C R Stafford will read the census figures which are expected to give a fairly accurate view of the city population. Other business includes the treasurer’s report and election of a secretary for the ensuing year with incumbent C B Stafford seeking re election.

Board of Education C. R. Stafford Co. BR. Stafford

Sweetland Sunday School Elects New Officers

The Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Sunday School, postponed from last week, held a meeting last evening naming officers: Superintendent George Sauer, Assistant Carl Van Camp, Secretary Miss Dottie Leonard, Assistant Mrs Norcross, Treasurer John Sywassink Jr. Chorister Miss Ea Te Strake, Assistant F G Klepper, Pianist Mrs John Pace, Assistant Miss Hazel Miller, Librarians Miss Loulae Sywassink and Miss Faye Derby.

Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Sunday’ School George Sauer Carl van Camp Dottie Leonard Norcross John Sywassink Ea ‘Te Strake F. G. Klepper John Pace Hazel Miller Loulae Sywassink Faye Derby

Interest in New Steel Boats on the Mississippi

Reported arrival of steel barges from the south sparks wide interest in towns along the river. Barges carry 10 to 1000 tons, cost under $4 per day in fuel, crews total seven, and fuel waste is minimized. On St Paul to St Louis trips the fleet moves about 70 miles per hour, hauling lumber, flour, and other freight.

St. Louis St. Paul St. Louie Louisiana

Citrolax Ad Placeholder

Citrolax new product advertised as best laxative for constipation and related troubles. Claims pleasant taste like lemonade and prompt, painless flushing. For sale by 2311 dealers in an ad style item.

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Diis Prof. Kirkpatrick Ery West Liberty L. L. Kent Robert Tillman Wilton Ah Savings Ier Muscatine Lighting Co Springer Store Copa Lydia E. Pintham Kansas, Oklahoma South Dakota Ss. Lawrence Sweetland Sunday School Williams William Mig Cleveland Fotasle Nesper Drug Co Wuilder Colorado Yellowstone Park California Pacific Coast Great Lakes St. Lawrence River Atlantic Coast New England Rock Island Hal Ray Pp. A Des Moines Flock Island Collins Lumber CO
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