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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
8
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Local notices promote Batterson millinery opening, Batterson Stores Saturday sale of ladies' suits, and a Sunday dinner at H F Rodman. Hankey's New General Store at Letts pays 16 cents per dozen for eggs. Mrs M Mangle of Wilton was taken to Bellevue hospital for medical care.
Michigan residents report cures for catarrh bronchitis asthma and hay fever using Hyomei with numerous testimonials from Ypsilanti Holt Yale Flint and Belleville. The ad touts a pocket inhaler device and low cost with guaranteed sale through Haverkamp's Prescription Drug Store Muscatine.
The Index Printing company seeks a court writ to force the Muscatine county board of supervisors to publish full records of all sessions. The petition lists seven items including 1908 election canvasses, telegraph lines and company values, township trustee reports, school accounts for a 1908 institute, and railway and express company assessments.
Mrs. A Hoyt hosted the American Patriots Sewing Society with good attendance and active work. The April 7 meeting is set at Mrs. Charles Dunham 912 East Eighth Street. The A O U W lodge at K P hall initiated eight new members and aims for 20 at next Thursday’s meeting after a smoker.
After their victory last evening the Independent girls team and coaches Walter Smalley and William Randall were invited to Miss Marguerite Oliver's home on West Fifth Street for a delightful lunch and a pleasant evening.
The Ladies of the Fraternal Aid Sewing Society met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. McKnight's home on East Fifth Street with ten members present. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Mikesell's home on Oregon Street next Thursday.
The German M E Ladies Aid Society met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Funck 905 East Eighth Street.
Mulberry avenue the American Patriot Sewing Society met Thursday afternoon with no major business but significant handiwork accomplished. The Iola Pale Faces gathered at Mrs. Peter Stark’s Muscatine home and served refreshments to a good turnout. The Mite Sewing Circle at Mrs. C. J. Hackett’s home had about twelve attendees and notable progress. Imperial Dancing Club met at the Muscatine Launch Club with about twenty five couples enjoying the evening.
The Trinity Guild announces its Easter sale, moved from April 14 to April 21, due to scheduling adjustments. The event will be held at the usual venue and support guild activities.
The advertisement claims Zemo stops itching instantly and destroys eczema germs. It states the preparation has cured many chronic skin diseases and is backed by A. W. Morgan the local druggist who endorses its honesty and efficacy.
The funeral for William Schrader was held at 2 PM from his daughter Mrs. Rev W Fisher's home at 712 Oak Street. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery. Rev John Jans of the German Evangelical church officiated, with the Mechanics Aid conducting the service.
The store displays a large assortment of new spring suits in favored styles and colors. Prices range from 12.50 to 25.00, with emphasis on ready to wear and low prices to attract buyers.
The item outlines a gambling debt dispute involving a Lone Tree bank and Hershey State Bank, plus a suit by A O Schipfer against Julia A Smith I G Smith and Iowa Manufacturing Co for 12000 on two notes secured by mortgages. Timber removal claims and a custody ruling keep the docket active with Judge D W Jackson upholding the prior divorce decree.
The Sweetland Grange announces a box supper on Friday evening April 2 at the M B A hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
Housewife readers urged to choose Gold Medal Flour for baking and cooking. The short ad mentions Gold Medal Flour and a generic saloon setting, implying a lifestyle tie in a vintage context.
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