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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
7
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and offers a money back guarantee. The complete Hyomei outfit costs $1 with extra bottles at 50 cents. Purchases can be mailed from the laboratory if needed, from The R. T. Booth Co. in Ithaca New York.
A busy Armory night features a good game and music while various concerts and events unfold around Des Moines. Readers are directed to page three for opening chapters of The Deluge and The Devoge.
A Muscatine-born writer now in Los Angeles recounts old ties, the annual Iowa Association picnic at East Side Park drawing up to 25,000, lists Muscatine residents in attendance, notes Los Angeles population growth to 266,000 by 1905, and cites rail links and major new buildings shaping the city.
Based on a testimonial letter, the advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures irregularities and female derangements caused by modern living. It cites Mrs Chester Curry of East Boston and urges immediate use at first signs of ill health such as backache headache nervousness or the blues.
Mr and Adolph Blank returned to their Durant home after a week with Fred Blank. Mrs Belle Bohnsack visits friends in Davenport. Carl Liess leaves for Hoboken N J to make his future home. Mr and Mrs Wm Ihms spent Tuesday in Walcott on business. Harry Bohnsack made a business call at Walcott Monday.
In Salt Lake City on March 9 Kuppinger and Ellwert of Denver set a new two men team record with 1,251 points in the Western Bowling Congress tournament.
George Lorber, born August 24 1824 in Germany, died at 8 15 AM at the home of his son in law William Slattery 1224 Smalley avenue. An early Muscatine settler since 1850 he had lived here with St Marys church membership. Survived by two children, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral planned from St Marys church with time to be announced.
Bloomington news notes Alva Price and family living on a California farm 40 miles from Pasadena after visiting Pasadena. Ed Rynearson and family move from Missouri to a newly purchased home nearby. Wm. B. Negus and Moss Eva return from West Branch after attending Branson-Hirst wedding. Willie Gleckly leaves from Colorado to California. North Star school gains director W. S. Miller. Locust Grove school hosts a closing program with director Charles Sinnett re-elected.
Oak Grove events include Adam Beck elected director for the next year at a schoolhouse meeting. A sale at Art Schoemaker’s drew a large crowd despite bad weather. The Spangler church ladies served dinner and cleared a sizable sum. Art Schoemaker plans a move to Oklahoma soon. The Henderson family moves to a farm in Illinois. Louise Gable visited her Nichols home on Sunday.
Floyd Sissel works for Alex Boruff. Chas Krueger visited Belliford. Chas Mewes sold 40 hogs at Muscatine. Numerous residents shop and visit Muscatine. a horse injury to Charley Hayes improves with medical care. Several families are listed in daily routines and visits.
An advertisement from Haver Camp’s Prescription Drug Store touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a quick cure for the cause of a bursting head sensation by treating constipation.
East Cedar Valley voters re elected William Walker to another year as school director at Monday evening's school election. Clarence Kieti also visited Wilton during the event period.
Tuesday at Mrs. Nancy Putt gre and James Garvin and other Vahey boys were hunting when the Garvin boys dog chased and caught a fox. The same dog has winter catches of coon, possum, mink, skunk and fox. The Schmitt child was laid to rest at Klein cemetery. Mrs. D. McKillip returned home from Muscatine. H. F. Bishop drove to Moscow. Garvin children miss school at Atalissa due to high water. A party is planned at the H Hucke home Wednesday night.
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