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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1902
Page
8
The ad urges avoiding random laundry habits and promises punctual, color-safe, flawless results with guaranteed satisfaction in both service and price. It emphasizes proper handling, perfect condition return, and dependable outcomes.
For Rent Waide three story building on 2nd Street arranged for store and dwelling. Side entrance cement basement furnace modern water closets plumbing throughout. Rare chance for first class store and dwelling in good location. Address Waide 4229 Lave avenue Chicago or present tenant.
An old style notice invites readers to shop at Wilson's Shoe House for footwear and rubber goods, promising to see the goods and compare prices at the Cash House.
A Monday evening program on March 17 will honor St Patrick with local entertainment. The event features community groups and live performances to mark the occasion.
Mrs. H. C. Wass leaves for Eldon to start a new home. E. L. Kemptner advertises painting and paper hanging at 714 East Fifth. Wesley Wright of Adel, Iowa, plans a brief visit to Dr. and Mrs. Barr. Dr. Pentzer promotes eye care and glasses at 217 E. Second Street. Mrs. Frank Anderson returns from a visit and heads home to Washington. Henry Geiss sells his West Hill residence to Walter L. Johnson of Wilton for 5000 dollars and will move next month.
Wilson's Shoe House offers fancy plaid shoe laces in all colors and invites customers to check the latest spring shoes and oxfords.
H Schmidt and Son Co announces a grand wall decor display in Muscatine featuring the largest wallpaper assortment ever shown. Shoppers are invited to view patterns, colors, and textures for spring decorating.
Don Koehler’s fish market advertises fresh oysters with select varieties and standards available by the pint, quart, or gallon, inviting customers to choose preferred quantities.
Leonard Umscheid has been on the sick list for a few days. Miss Jessie Rupp, visiting Thos. Barnard, left this morning for Bayfield after a short stay.
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