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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1900

Page

3

Omaha to Minneapolis Express Timetable Entry

Daily fast day train schedule shows Omaha and St Paul lines with a through parlor car. departure times 7:00 p m from Omaha to Minneapolis and 7:20 p m from St Paul to Omaha, arrival 9:40 p m and 9:30 a m respectively. Through service includes parlor car on coaches for travel.

Omaha Chicago Oma Ilinois Central Fort Dodge Minneapolis St. Louis St. Paul St. Omaha Arc Pullman

Muscatine Journal Rates and Publication Details

The Muscatine Journal lists subscription options with daily year rate of 5.20 and tri weekly rate of 2.60 payable in advance. It notes delivery by carrier and weekly collection, and directs orders by postal card or phone No. 27. Remittances should be made payable to JOURNAL PRINTING Co. Muscatine Iowa.

Journal Printing Co Muscatine Iowa

Iowa Considers Voting Machine for Election Reform

Attorney General Remley states no constitutional amendment needed to legalize a voting machine in Iowa. The New Orleans Times-Democrat lists eight advantages including accuracy, elimination of blanks, fraud protection, immediate results, and potential cost savings within three to seven years.

Iowa Remley General Assembly New Orleans Times-Democrat

Title by Conquest in Philippine Policy Debate

Captain Mahan argues the United States holds the Philippines by conquest confirmed by treaty, a view countered by anti expansionists. The New York Tribune cites Wheaton and Vattel, noting discovery alone does not grant title, and most European and American lands originated by conquest from indigenous peoples.

Captain Mahan The Independent United States Philippines New York Tribune Wheaton Europe America Vattel

Desolate Dawson Draws Miners to Nome Gold Rush

Dawson City dwindles as miners flee to Nome Alaska chasing the rich beach gold. Beach yields twenty five to five hundred dollars daily per prospector while ocean wash frees auriferous particles. Nome’s population swells as eight thousand arrive, with winter work best and a forecast of one hundred thousand men returning by July.

Dawson City Klondike Cape Nome Alaska Nome Copper River

No To- Bac Wonder-Worker Quit Tobacco Cure

An advertisement promotes No To-Bac from Sterling Remedy Co as an easy tobacco cure. It claims to make weak men strong and offers a free booklet and sample with orders handled by druggists in Chicago or New York.

Sterling Remedy Co Chicago New York

That Good Old Mother

Davenport Republican urges young men to honor their mothers with words and deeds. It contrasts costly, frivolous amusement with a simple, timely expression of love and gratitude for the woman who cared for them.

Davenport Republican

Town Critiques Liquor Scene and Moral Tone

The Washington Gazette ridicules the town for lacking saloons while noting a thriving jug trade. It argues all towns of similar size share similar humanity and warns youth against believing everyone is wicked, citing Emerson and Lincoln to emphasize perspective and character.

Washington Iowa Lincoln Emerson Secarcely

Evangelist Williams Defends Speech Against Justice of the Peace

Williams at Shendoah attacked Justice Fergu son for declining a liquor warrant. The JP won a $5,000 damages suit in Clarinda, court ruling Williams was privileged to speak. Papers question evangelist privilege and call for impeachment of the officer amid a changing era.

Evangelist Williams Shendoah

Gold Standard Law Passage Reduces Fear for Election

Congress clears the gold standard law, removing the fright element from the upcoming Presidential race. Democrats may attempt to exploit the issue as it limits any Bryan administration from pursuing his monetary theories.

Congress Bryan

Siberia Exiling to be Prohibited Rumor

A fragment discusses rumors that Siberia may be modernized and its exile system abolished. The piece shifts to praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fifty year claim to cure dyspepsia and related ailments.

Siberian Siberia

Local Notes from Eliza and Joy District

A mixed rural update notes hog shipments, winter arrival, and town movement. Ira Dodson and family visit relatives in Petersville. W N Duffield travels to Aledo for his ill father. L C Schrader incubates hundreds of chicks. Miss Kate Hartman visits Muscatine. Della Kerch and Lee Wagner wed at the bride’s home. William Lloyd Clark spoke at Eliza hall. a housewife’s firecracker joke amuses locals.

Ira Dodson Petersville W. N. Duffield Aledo L. C. Schrader Kate Hartman Muscatine Della Kerch Lee Wagner New Boston Township William Lloyd Clark Eliza Hall Transvaal

Mull's Lightning Cough Cure Instant Relief

An old time ad promises immediate cough relief with Mull's Lightning Cough Cure priced at 25 cents. The short note targets readers seeking quick relief from coughing symptoms.

Epworth League Welcomes New Members in Conesville

At the Epworth League devotional two new active members were welcomed S A Crow J B Boggs Wm Sanderson J Van Camp and Miss Van Camp. Reformed church held annual Sunday school officer elections with Robert Coulter as superintendent and L B Smith as assistant. District No 1 2 3 school directors chosen John Noland Jonas Buser James Helverson. Rumor of G W Satterthwaite and Eva Jones as town school teachers. Funeral attendees for Cyril Carpenter listed. Samuel W Field family moved into Mrs Kate Cone's house. Kate Cone and L M Cecil transacted business in Muscatine.

Epworth League Messrs. S. A. Crow J. B. Boggs Wm. Sanderson J. van Camp Miss van Camp The Reformed Church Robert Coulter L. B. Smith Elma McKee Eva Jones Collie Jones S. A. Crow Robt Coulter L. B. Smith H. C Orono Township John Noland Jonas Buser James Helverson G. W. Satterthwaite Rosa Neff Cyril Carpenter Nan Wagner Ll. McKee M. Jean W. Daniels John Gunderson Samuel W. Field Kate Cone L. M. Cecil Muscatine

Riverside notes report feuds, injuries, deaths and illness

Riverside brief details John Moore and landlord dispute with a tin pan serenade, coasting accident leaves Bert Dice and friends bruised, Joseph Lear dies near Riverside, Rev. Stotts guest preacher praises at U B church, sleighing improves then fades, measles spread, Mrs Huntly ill, Roy Law with measles.

John Moore Kalona Mr. Moore Valley House Bert Dice Victor Vickie Saborek Pearl Pig Dice Joseph Lear Riverside Rev. Stotts Chicago O. Stotts U. B O. D. Huntly Roy Law

Pleasant Prairie Maple Grove School House Entertainment

Pleasant Prairie invites all to an entertainment at the Maple Grove school house on Tuesday March 13. Admission is fifteen cents. Otto Koll suffered a very serious headache Sunday, according to reports.

Maple Grove Otto Koll

Local notices record community events and movements

The snippet lists residents attending Endeavor meetings, visiting friends, transacting business, and moving items. Names include John Rachow, Miss Agnes Rachow, Wm. Sissel, Engineer Fridley, Hy Tough, Glenn McElroy, A N Eis, John Schmidt, Jenkins Bros, Chas Chatterton, I Lu Fowler, Hy Parr, E A Allbee, I E McElroy, Jacob Grimm, Co J Baker, Frank Plett, Mrs Jacob Grimm, Roy Baker, and Aug Paul. Activities span travel to Davenport and Blue Grass, selling and hauling farm goods, and social visits.

John Rachow Agnes Rachow Blue Grass Davenport Wm. Sissel Engineer Fridley Hy. Tough Humphrey Nebraska Glenn McElroy Smoky Hollow A. N. Eis Hickory Grove Endeavor John Schmidt Jenkins Bros Chas. Chatterton Hazel Dell Muscatine I. E. McElroy Jacob Grimm Co. J. Baker Frank Plett Roy Baker Delaney Paul Durant

Oyster supper draws large crowd at Zollner home

A Wednesday night oyster supper hosted by the French Sunday school at the Zollner home drew a large attendance. Attendees included Bert Willets and family and Miss Josephine Pratt of Washington Iowa who joined the Blackwell farm residents. Several ladies joined a rag sewing at Mrs Ripley’s home and neighbors visited with guests from Illinois City Buffalo Prairie Ferdinand Pine Bluff and Gillett.

Zollner Bert Willets Josephine Pratt Washington Iowa Blackwell Farm Mmes Ripley Messrs. K

Elv's Cream Balm Promises Quick Relief for Head Colds

The ad claims a remedy available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents. Ely Brothers of 56 Warren Street New York offer Elv's Cream Balm to cure nasal inflammation, cleanse the surface, and relieve cold symptoms immediately.

Ely Brothers Warren Street New York

Local Residents Visit and Travel Notices

David Kelley borrowed a neighbor ax to keep out of mischief. Mr and Mrs Frank Hovenagle and daughter Effie called on A B Raub the 6th. Otto Strobelin and wife from Blue Grass visited his parents Wednesday. Chas Hovenagle hauled lumber from J C Egle recently. A N Bis and wife visited John Rachow Sunday evening. Chas Strobelin visited neighbor Bis Monday night. A B Raub passed through town en route home. John Jenkins went to the sale J C Egle was a county seat caller Thursday.

David Kelley Frank Hovenagle Effie A. B. Raub Otto Strobelin Blue Grass Chas. Hovenagle J. C. Egle A. N. Bis

Mull's Lightning Cough Cure Ad

An old advertisement promotes Mull's Lightning Cough Cure as safe for children and effective against coughs. It sells 25 cent and 50 cent bottles and is guaranteed by all druggists.

Mull

Sabbath wanderer Brookhart and town talk

Ferdinand III notes Mr Brookhart missed Sabbath school again while Oscar Chapman the mail carrier went to Muscatine with Miss Hattie Parker. Grandma Kennedy departed for Bell Plane to visit her son. Several locals are ill and others seen about town including John Zollner planning a buggy ride this week.

Brookhart Oscar Chapman Muscatine Hattie Parker Grandma Kennedy Bell Geo. Platt Walton Chas. Krueger Samuel Boruff William Price Davenport

Shiloh H S Club Hosts Lizzie Greiner Evening

The H. S. Club spent Friday evening at Miss Lizzie Greiner's home where a handsome present was given to her. A grateful toast followed with music socializing and a bounteous supper. Dr Abbott vaccinated S M Hoskins cattle to prevent black leg.

H. S. Club Lizzie Greiner Dr. Abbott Wilton S. M. Hoskin Lena Sophia Freyermuth Barney Miller, Sr Hoskins Greiner Geo. Otto Chas. Reed Geo. Cornell Baby J. A. Daugherty’s

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets

A vintage ad promotes Cascarets as a candy cathartic to cure constipation with a money back guarantee if the product fails. The copy targets dramatic relief and urges readers to “educate” their bowels through regular use.

C.C.C

Fruitland elects township directors and forms Court of Honor

In Fruitland at Monday’s meeting District No 7 director R F Parmalee District No 8 director P W De Camp District No 10 director Eli Somers District No 11 director Jas Strouse were elected. District No 9 is awaiting reports A Court of Honor was organized with forty one members led by Commander Theo Drake. Mrs Adams mother of James Adams will live with her son. C V Kasser is ill at his father’s home in Elgin G H Corwin has been sick recently.

R. F. Parmalee P. W. de Camp Eli Somers Jas. Strouse Theo Drake Adams James Adams C. V. Kasser Elgin G. H. Corwin

Needn’t Worry Just Yet Keokuk Gate City

In early spring reports speak of fruit death but caution says it is premature to decide. The real risk to fruit crops lies later in winter or earlier spring.

Keokuk Gate City

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Barnard’s Model Laundry Iowa Ave Mqoqopry D. L. Moody Chas. F Rand New A. D. Worthington Geo. B. Fisch East Second Street Stewart Illinois Central R. R Tara Central Goane Steen Icago A. W Mexico American Tourist Association Homeseekers Yazoo Mississippi Valley Californi New Orleans Los Angeles San Francisco Southern Pacific Pacific Coast A. H. Hanson the Muscatine Journal John Mahin and Sons Journal Eliza, Ili Conesville Pleasant Prairie Foster, III Ferdinand, III Shiloh Fruitland Muscatine Electric Railway Office of Electric Light & Power Co W. E. Reuling Muscatine and Frank
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