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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1908

Page

2

City to buy site adjoining Hershey Hose House

At a special meeting last night the council ordered the purchase of the property adjoining the present Hershey hose house on Hershey avenue. Mayor Asthalter City Attorney Stapleton and City Engineer Ryan were authorized to complete the deal. Aldermen Van Zyl and Saunders opposed citing new indebtedness as the reason. The hose house construction was left to the new council organizing March 19.

Hershey Hose Hershey Avenue Asthalter Stapleton Ryan Sanders van Zyl Holmes van Zyl and Saunders

Headache Causes Cited and Remedies Summarized

From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quinine removes cause. E. W. Grove on box 2ic.

E. W. Grove

Sweetland Republican caucus elects Muscatine delegates

The Sweetland township Republican caucus met at Mount Grove school house to choose delegates to the Republican county convention in Muscatine next Saturday. Elected were H. A. Holtz S. G. Klepper A. J. Ward George Souer Ed. Davis J. H. Van Camp and D. A. Cole.

Sweetland Township Muscatine Mount Grove H. A. Holtz S. G. Klepper A. J. Ward George Souer Ed. Davis J. H. van Camp D. A. Cole

Hess 13 Alderman From Third Ward Drawn

M. H. Hess won the third ward alderman seat after a tie with Jerry H. Carl was settled by a fair drawing. Twelve envelopes with 11 blanks and one alderman slip were used. Hess drew the winning slip first. Carl, a good loser, congratulated Hess as the council line becomes six Democrats and two Republicans.

M. H. Hess Mr. Hess Jerry H. Carl Hess Carl Henry Meyers Citizens Democratic Leu van Zyl

Your face will bring you dollars ad copy sale

The piece plugs Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a health and success enhancer. It argues a sunny disposition and good digestion lead to happiness, ambition, and money, concluding with an offer to send a free sample from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Ben Hur lecture at Tabernacle charms crowd with slides

Dr Byron J. Clark of Cedar Rapids presented his Ben Hur lecture at the William A. Sunday memorial tabernacle before more than a thousand. The talk followed four sections from the birth of Jesus to the chariot race and final tragedy with vivid stereopticon images and the song Holy City.

William A. Sunday Memorial Tabernacle Byron J. Clark Cedar Rapids Lew Wallace Ben Hur Royal Reserve Society Messrs C. Ingraham Pen Dyer Clark Holy City Gen. Wallace Son Hur Joseph Mary Jerusalem Bethlehem Star Messala Rome Arrius Antioch

Socialist Party to Debate on Worker's Blame in City

Arthur Morrow Lewis of Chicago will lecture Thursday April 2 at the socialist headquarters on Iowa avenue. The debate pits J. B. Miller J. W. Zetler and Charles W. Baker for the affirmative against O. E. Wilson J. Dorsey and Lee Lang on the negative. Lee Lang awaits word of Lewis arrival. the Assembly hall on Iowa avenue hosts the event with the speaker’s talk titled The Truth Will Make You Free.

Socialist Iowa Avenue J. B. Miller J. W. Zetler Charles W. Baker O. E. Wilson J. Dorsey Lee Lang Arthur Morrow Lewis Chicago Socialist Party Assembly Hall Lewis

Banner Lodge Initiates Three at Interesting Session

Banner Lodge of the Degree of Honor held a meeting last evening. Three candidates were initiated and a social time followed. District School was enjoyed with recitations and songs by pupils taught by Mrs. Fannie Stapleton. Pupil girls included Wavie Niebling Mary Niebling Katherine Ellman Emma Mahaney Ida Wallace Clara Church Manda Moore Emma Fessler Mamie Price Amy Mosier.

Banner Lodge Fannie Stapleton Wavie Niebling Mary Niebling Katherine Ellman Emma Mahaney Ida Wallace Clara Church Manda Moore Emma Fessler Mamie Price Amy Mosier

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