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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1906

Page

7

South Muscatine Plowing Opens Spring on Island Gardens

Report from South Muscatine notes spring transformation with J. E. Hoopes farm plowing and hot beds progressing. Other items include Mrs. John Asp hosting friends, crossing improvements at Oregon street and Grandview avenue, plus local notices of illness, relocations, births, and home repairs in the island district.

Island Gardens J. E. Hoopes John Asp Oregon Street Grandview Avenue South Muscatine Roy and Ralph McCleary Letts A. Phillips Bleeker Street

New Gas Field Near Davenport Claims Discovery

Muscatine Gas, Oil and Mining company manager Holt says a new gas and oil field exists within 10 miles southwest of Davenport and plans to seek a Davenport franchise this year. Holt and J. H. Bradford toured Davenport, noting Muscatine field wells show gas at shallow depth, with lines expected to reach Muscatine in days and gas ready in three months.

Holt Muscatine Davenport Fred Holt Muscatine Gas, Oil & Mining Company J. H. Bradford Monmouth Ill Texas Kansas

Local notices from Muscatine on travel and visits

Muscatine items report W Blottstein leaving for Lone Tree on business and many residents returning from Davenport Davenport and California visits. Ads promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as health aid. Military and social news include Miss Hulda Lindley, Roy and Ralph McCleary, Miss Anna Marks and Mr and Mrs John A Robbins. A Muscatine labor bureau ad appears in the Journal want columns.

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Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Mrs Berryhill

Mrs Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga Tennessee credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing her ulceration and inflammation of the female organs after a life threatening illness. She writes that others in her circle also improved and urges women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham who offers free guidance and testimony is published with consent.

Lydia E. Pinkham Alice Berryhill Boyce Street Chattanooga, Tenn

Rev Jones Injured in Riverside Machine Shop Accident

Riverside Iowa March 28 Rev W H Jones a former local M E minister now in Ottumwa injured in a mill accident his limb broken and knee fractured taken to hospital with condition requiring several weeks recovery Mrs Ralph Cress Columbus City and family visited Riverside relatives S A Boyd left Schumacher Cereal mill for Morris Illinois round table set at Julia Debrie's J E Cook Columbus Junction and J Boller Iowa City were in town Amy Walker will return to North Dakota Silvia Crawbaugh Washington visiting Riverside grandparents.

Riverside W. H. Jones Ottumwa Ralph Cress Columbus City W. H. Cress S. A. Boyd Schumacher Cereal Co Morris The Round Table Julia Debrie J. E. Cook Columbus Junction Ss. J. Boller Iowa City Amy Walker North Dakota Silvia Crawbaugh Washington Ee Sims

None Such Mince Meat Gains Good Housekeeping Honor

The Pure Food roll of honor lists None Such Mince Meat Merrill-Soule Co Syracuse as a semi moist condensed beef fruit mince product without artificial coloring or preservatives. The March Good Housekeeping declares it sanitary and trustworthy and notes sales of one million packages monthly. Your grocer sells None Such. Try it and decide.

Good Housekeeping Department of “Pure Food Assurance Merrill-Soule Co Syracuse

Wapello Notes On Damages Licenses Sickness and Visits

Wapello reports Mrs Dan Mc Kay improving after illness at home. A special board of supervisors meeting awarded damages in the Gunnel dit ch case to several claimants with totals listed. Marriage licenses issued to four couples. Community notes record new Bell Telephone hire Bert Turner, a Methodist Ladies Aid supper, and local visits by Mrs McCullouch Miss Grismore Mrs Colbert and Louise Cooper.

T. J. Harris Henry Pogamiller Carrie Saunders Sheriff Saunders John Peters C. Weber Charles Wolford Effie Abrams Martin L. Mahaffy Lorena M. Nellinger Earl A. Waltmann Ida S. Maiden Mississippi Valley Telephone Bert Turner Bell Telephone Company Ft. Madison Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church Chas. Johann McCullouch West Point Iowa Grismore Lima Ohio Frank Whisler Colbert Louise

Eaten Out of House and Home Dyspepsia tablets praised

The wife of a Des Moines druggist recounts her brother’s decline from chronic dyspepsia and rapid recovery after using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. He gains weight and regains appetite, then claims lasting relief. The ad extols the tablets as natural aid to digestion sold for 50 cents a box.

Des Moines Chicago Stuart Nature

Cranston News Notes and Local Happenings

Thomas Boggs buys Jake Snyder's farm now occupied by Ed Emmack. Elwood Brookheart caring for a new baby boy born last Thursday. Addie Stiles visits from Muscatine. Hattie DeWitt visits family from Davenport. J F Williams and son Isaac return from Quincy. Silvermine seed oats for sale via John Eliason Letts Iowa. Cranston Sunday school reorganized with T Manning re-elected superintendent and staff listed. Rev Abram Richards visits Cranston after acting as Iowa legislature chaplain. Lillian Wells home from Iowa City for a week.

Cranston Thomas Boggs Jake Snyder Ed. Emmack Elwood Brookheart Addie Stiles Muscatine Hattie DeWitt Davenport G. B. DeWitt J. F. Williams Isaac Quincy, In John Eliason Letts Iowa Cranston A. B T. J. Manning A. C. Hunter Hattie Meeker J. D. Richards Opal Fry Milton Hunter Rice Shellabarger Abram Richards Montrose Des Moines J. D Lillian Wells Iowa City

Imperial Shrine Convention Travel in California Rail Fare Offer

The Iowa Central railway offers a one fare round trip from April 25 to May 5 for Imperial Council Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine event travelers. Passages return by July 31 with stopovers allowed and through routing flexibility. For details contact A. B. Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis.

California Imperial Council Iowa Central Railway A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

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