St John Meeting Ends Muscatine Chapter Final Service
Rev. Eugenia and Dr. St John concluded their Muscatine meeting at the Friends church. They travel to Manchester to continue a series of meetings. A large attendance heard Dr St John urge young men to trust in God and turn away from vice and ruin. The W C T U organized with officers and plans for a May 14 meeting at the M E church.
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Eugenia
Dr. St. John
Muscatine
Friends’ Church
Manchester
St. John
Gothe
Saul
David
Solomon
Alexander the Great
Mark Anthony
Charles V
Germany
Wilberface
Pitt
Burns
Lonefellow
Bacon
Shakespeare
John Bright
Gallileo
Napoleon
Geo. Keckler
M. A. Howe
Ella G. Cline
M. E. Church
Typewriters and Supplies Bargains and Second-Hand Writ ers
F H Shinn Typewriter Expert offers bargains on second-hand typewriters and a large stock. New Olivers kept in stock, machines rented from 2.50 per month up, full line of ribbons. Call or telephone. Care Muscatine Business College.
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F. H. Shinn
Care Muscatine Business College
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending May 3 1901
Transfers recorded by Titus and Jackson include Jacob Lemkau to Fred Zeigter for lot 3 in Smalley’s addition South Muscatine. J A Giesler and others to Chas Gray for lot 16 Riverview addition. Warfield heirs to J F Howe for Lot 9 Warfield’s addition. J E Howe and wife to D R Howe for Lot 9 Warfield’s addition. Clarence Morris to M H Meredith for lots 9 and 19 block 7 Oak Park West Liberty. Celeste Harvey to Hurley Stretch for Lot 6 block 1 Miller’s addition West Liberty. Stoops to Ed Navin for Lot 11 block 2 Oak Park. Stoops to J W Mott for Lot 6 block 1 Oak Park West Liberty. Smalley to Patrick Lynch Jr NW of NW of sec 23. Sheriff McGaughey to James Fitzgerald NW of NW of sec 21. William Fleming to William Morrison Lot 2 in subdivision sec 28. Fred Altenbernd to John Schellhorn for tract in sections 24 25. Blanche Cummins to J C Coster strip along Oak Street. J C Coster to Blanche Cummins interest in salients of Oak Street property.
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Fred. M. Zeigter
Smalley
South Muscatine
J. AL. Giesler
Chas. F. Gray
Riverview
Frank Warfield
J. FE. Howe
Warfield
J. E. Howe
D. R. Howe
Warfield’s
Slate
Clarence Morris Ana
M. H. Merridith
Oak Park
West Liberty
Celeste Harvey
Hurley
Stella Stretch
Miller
J. F. Stoops
J. W. Mott
Oak Park Addition
West
Lib- Oort
Moe OF Lands
Abraham Smalley
Patrick Lynch, Jr
R. O. McGaughey
James Fitzgerald
Nwi
William Fleming
William J. Morrison
Fred. Altenbernd
John Schellhorn
May Bookman praised for Philander Johnson in Washington Star
The May issue of the Bookman carries a flattering editorial on Philander Chase Johnson and his work for the Washington Star. It notes his daily quarter column Shooting Stars, featuring Uncle Ebony and humorous fictions, and recalls his ties to Muscatine through relatives and journalism colleagues.
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Washington Star
Johnson
D. P. Johnson
Sylvanus
Sam) Johnson
Washington
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Journal Force
Philander Johnson
Exchange
Washington Evening Star
Shooting Stars
Uncle Ebony
Darkey
Ebem
Wheeling
West Virginia
Federated Clubs Hold Delightful Convention Sessions
The LF W CC convention in Council Bluffs featured musical selections and talks by newspaper women. Jennie G Keith from Cambridge highlighted a talk on the newspaper woman role. An afternoon trolley run to Fairmount park and a lecture by Prof Lorads Taft followed, ending with a late display of art and Bird hour the next day. Officers elected at noon include President Mrs Bailey Des Moines Vice President Mrs Barkley Boone and Corresponding Secretary Mrs Cook Algona.
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Council Bluffs
LF. W. CC
Onur Press
Martha P. Johnston
Ottumwa
Mary BE. O'Donnell
Allen Pawson
Des Moines
Jennie Keith
Cambridge
Bertha Dpd
Knobe
Chicago
Jennie G. Keith
Fairmount Park
Omaha
Missouri River
Lake Manawa
Weed Park
Lorads Taft
Methodist Church
Wech
Bailey
Barkley
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Poets of the Day in Washington and Cincinnati
The article notes the journalist and poet Mr. Johnson who began in Cincinnati with W. J. Lampton on the Merchant Traveler, then moved to Washington after the paper failed. His new volume Nowaday Poems has just appeared.
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Cincinnati
W. J. Lampton
Merchant Traveler
Mr. Lampton
Washington
Mr. Johnson
Nowaday
Peoples' Pulpit column set aside for readers letters
A column in the journal is designated for signed communications from readers. It serves as a public forum where residents can express views, share opinions, and engage in dialogue through official reader submissions.
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Journal
Mrs Nation jailed on 500 bond for smashing saloons
Mrs Nation, described as a golden vessel in God's hand, is jailed on a 500 bond for destroying saloons. The writer urges local action to end drunkenness and poverty and prays for pity on the arresting officer. Mrs B Lettsville Ta signs the letter.
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Nation
B. Lettsville
Pseudo Patent Remedy Sells Piles Cure
An advertisement for J. J. Havercamp promotes a pile remedy with a pile pipe free with each package. It claims a “positive written guarantee” and offers 50 cents with samples advertised as free.
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J. J. Havercamp
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