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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1909
Page
10
Store offers over two hundred new spring suits bought for spring and Easter trade. Originally $15.00 to $50.00, now $8.00 to $30.00. Every suit at cost price with all colors and sizes available. Come and see the new suits and save money. $1.00
A garbled page lists property and gulf coast lands for sale with broker notes, box factory wood loads at $1.50, shoe store promotions and several residents traveling or visiting. Names include M W Stirlen, Braunsworth, J E Stevenson, Anna Riordan, W T Rains, and Elizabeth Bridgman. Items cover loans, ice cream, balsam, safes for sale, and miscellaneous local commerce.
H O Baner of New Boston Illinois received word that his brother Charles Baner was drowned in the Mississippi River at Memphis Tennessee. He departed for Memphis to recover the remains and bring them to New Boston. The exact cause of death was not explained in the brief dispatch and no funeral arrangements have yet been made.
We the undersigned thank friends relatives and the singers the Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors for comfort and acts of kindness during our recent loss of our son and brother Also for the floral offerings Mr and Mrs Chas Smith Sr and Family
Dr. George E. Snearly of Wabash Indiana aged 28 was held to the grand jury for the death of his wife Sarah L. Snearly 39 charged with slaying her by administering strychnine hypodermically. At the preliminary hearing only coroner written evidence was submitted with the coroner the sole witness.
Thompson Bros Co invites readers to leave orders and view samples of Northern Grown Seed Oats offered by Thompson Bros Co.
Ottumwa, March 10. John Junkin, who claimed responsibility for Clara Rosen’s murder, remains jailed in Sigourney after Sheriff Jackson moved him there yesterday. The sheriff plans to bring Junkin to Ottumwa for arraignment this term to avoid delays, while a masked search by six men was used to reassure the public he was not being moved to Ottumwa yet.
Will Moffitt will enter Highland Park College for pharmacy studies in Des Moines. W H Tedford travels to Washington to see his ailing aunt Mrs James Eckles. Ed Griffith and Dr J Overholt win reelection as school directors. Masons perform Royal Arch work with Washington team. Out of town guests include G B Stapp Cotter J H Plitt Wapello John Collins L Vanhorn and K M Elmore.
Miss Guila Webster is quite ill. Mrs. G. W. Breneman will travel to St. Louis tonight to visit her daughter Mrs. Pearse for an indefinite period.
Mrs. Chas. McGillivray and Florence headed to Watertown Illinois on the noon train. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson shopped in Tipton. Mrs. T. J. Kelly of Wilton visits her daughter Mrs. McGillivray. Mr. and Mrs. John Betzing and son Ralph were Tipton callers. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long. Sam Rice's moved to Wilton. Rufus Howe held a sale drawing a large crowd.
The New Shoe Store at 105 W. 2nd St. presents suede leather oxfords in green tan grey and black for women. Ineichen and Casper announce the upscale footwear arrival.
Ad claims die on the scaffold is painless compared with weak back kidney trouble. Electric Bitters is offered as the remedy at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 50 cents.
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