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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1906

Page

7

Seven raft and excursion boats to ply Mississippi this season

River reports list seven raft boats with captains led by Rutledge A M Whitler at Rock Island and Glenmont Wm Dubler at Seattle. Excursion steamer W W, commanded by Robert H Tromley, will run St Louis to St Paul, leaving Paducah April 21 and reaching Dubuque by May 15. Other ships include J S Streckfus, Frontinac, Eclipse, Helen Blair, Columbia, Eloise, Silver Crescent, Uncle Sam, and the Diamond Jo fleet with captains Killeen Burke Murphy in various duties.

Mississippi Rutledge A. M. Whitler Rock Island I. Glenmont Dubler Seattle Wash Hershey al Day Davenport Iowa Clyde Ike Newcomb Pepin Wis Isaac Staples Walter Hunter Revenna Wm. Weir Wabash Minn J. W. van Sant George Tromley le Claire Robert H. Tromley Dubuque Paducah W. W St. Paul St. Louis Tromley Streckfus J. S John Streckfus Cowles George Winans Eagle Point Frontinac Laird-Norton Lumber Company Winona E. J. Lancaster LeClaire Eclipse Clinton Helen Blair Burlington Blair Columbia Robert Dodge Eloise Burlington-Keokuk Ferris Keokuk John Leucock Denver Colo Silver Crescent Quincy Adams Quincey Sidney Down River Maurice Killeen Burke Murphy

April Marriages See Surge in Licenses Issued

A large number of marriage licenses were issued in April, reflecting rising nuptial activity. Officials note record demand and expect continued filings as the month closes.

Wilton Notes and Local Marriages Report in May

Wilton Iowa May notes mention Mrs Theo Port visiting Clinton and convention guests at Nettie Silberhorn’s home. Local society events include a Presbyterian tea May 8 and several residents traveling or relocating. A veterinary doctor, E. E. Oldaker, M D C, opens in Wilton at Star Drug Store. Twenty seven marriage licenses issued in past month with dates and pairs listed.

Ruth Eaton Chicago Aner Gardens Washington J. W. Slingsworth F. B. James Des Moines State Dental Association Earl Hemping Victor E. E. Oldaker Chicago Veterinary College Wilton Star Drug Store Harrington Hardman Muscatine Joe Boynes West Liverty Welch Home

Widespread local movement as residents travel through Muscatine

Arden resident A Wigim returns home after a few days away while J C Rabe of West Liberty visits for a day. Mrs Z W Hutchinson arrives from California and west. Dr R S McNutt, dentist, 126 East Second street. Rev F J Leonard arrives on No 11 after visiting Davenport. Several travelers board trains for Meadville Quincy Burlington Washington and Des Moines with daily business and family visits noted.

C. T. Smith Washington Wilton S. G. Harker East Sixth Street

Cedarville Notes on Sickness and Social Round

Cedarville Iowa May 1 report shows several children ill at Cedarville school with some families temporarily afflicted. Local residents visit, celebrate a birthday, and family health concerns are noted. Several residents remain on the sick list and a mare is reported lost this week.

Visit extended with son and family in West Liberty

Herman Hendrix traveled to Muscatine to see his daughter Bertha at Bellevue hospital. He extended the stay to spend time with Bertha and her family.

John West Liberty Herman Hendrix Muscatine Bertha Bellevue Hospital

Sterilized Barber Shop in Carrellton Hotel Baltimore

The Carrellton hotel barber shop in Baltimore sterilizes all items used on customers by heat. When sterilization isn’t available, barbers are advised to use Newbro's Hernicide for scalp and face care. Herpicide is promoted as an antiseptic by leading druggists, with samples available by mail order and at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as special agent.

Carrelton Hotel Baltimore Maryland Carrellton Hotel Herpicide Ifc Herpicide Co Detroit Mich Havercamp

Weather-Aid From Timely Rains Boosts Iowa Crops

Des Moines Iowa May 1 The week ending April 30 brought five days of fair weather with above normal temperatures followed by cooler cloudy days and well distributed showers The rain was timely and beneficial to pastures meadows wheat oats barley and gardens It aided soil readiness for corn planting and encouraged germination of small grains Fruit blooms appear abundant and pastures remain in good forage condition The season is a little late but the overall outlook is encouraging.

Des Moines

E. J. McSwiggen Passenger on Wilton Train

E J McSwiggen rode the Wilton train yesterday and spent the evening in Wilton before returning.

E. J. McSwiggen Wilton

Mary J. Crees Dies in Red Oak Iowa

Mrs. Mary J. Crees dies in Red Oak. Cedar county residents are noted as good citizens. Nearby visits include Dr Ish from Minnesota visiting uncles Port and Charley Stottler. Others travel for family and social engagements across Muscatine Atalissa and Iowa City.

Iowa Township Mary J. Crees Red Oak Cedar County Ish Minnesota Port Charley Stottler Florence Savacool West Branch J. Briggle Clyde Creese Muscatine Lee Moore Atalissa John Creese Kansas Pearl P. Larue Iowa City Charles Johnson W. A. Phelps Columnus Junction Harry Bolton Tipton

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Remedy Trial

The Pyramid Pile Cure offers a home based treatment for piles with suppositories and a free trial by mail. It claims immediate relief and permanent cure without surgery, urging readers to send name and address for a sample. After trial, a full course is available for 50 cents, with shipping in plain packaging from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Mich.

Phiio Hay Co Lafayette St Newark New Jersey Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Building Marshall, Mich

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad

A sales pitch extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female complaints including irregularities backache and nervousness. It cites letters from Miss F Orser and Miss Pearl Ackers praising relief and weight gain after use and invites readers to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham

Local Social Notes Highlight Residents and Visits

Sunday visits and household help appear in small town notices. John Sholtz host, John Creese found seven young wolves last Sunday, Pedee ball club looks to a strong season, Irene Ehrick aids Mrs. Munn with housework, John Demon Jr and family from Prairie Grove visited Sr in Tipton, Florence Martin visited parents in Tipton, Nate Burnett of West Liberty stopped by A B Larue's house last week.

John Sholtz John Creese Irene Ehrick John Munn John Demon, Jr Prairie Grove John Demon Tipton Florence Martin Nate Burnett West Liberty A. B. Larue

Dr King's New Discovery touted against illnesses

An advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a cure for coughs and colds. It markets two bottle sizes at 50 cents and one dollar from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Dr. King Havercamp

Appanoose County GOP Sets May 12 Convention

Centerville Iowa May 1 The Appanoose county republican convention to select delegates to state congressional and judicial conventions will be held in Centerville May 12. It will be a mass convention and the call will soon be issued. Democrats have taken no action yet toward organizing for the campaign and there has been no meeting of the new central committee.

Centerville Appanoose County Central Committee

Wife shoots husband after family quarrel in Iowa

In Council Bluffs Iowa on May 1 F C Smith was shot by his wife following a quarrel in which his mother in law joined. The bullet hit his leg near the thigh joint and is not believed fatal. The two women say Smith had been causing trouble at home and they gave him notice to leave he refused.

Council Bluffs F. C. Smith Smith

Man attacked in in-law dispute ends with shooting

In a confrontation over locked food in the mother-in-law’s room, Smith smashed a door with a hatchet and is said to have beaten the older woman. His wife then fired at him with a revolver as he began to eat. he fled and was later hospitalized. Mrs. Smith faces no arrest as the husband declines prosecution and seeks divorce.

Smith

One Fare Plus Two Dollars Round Trip Tickets

Rail line announcement lists price and routes via Louisville and Nashville to nearly all points. Agencies in Louisville Cincinnati St Louis and Chicago provide travel details. General Passenger Agent J. C. Stone coordinates services and agents listed.

J. H. Milliken Louisville F. D. Bush Cincinnati Ohio J. E. Davenport St. Louis H. C. Bailey Chicago C. L. Stone

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