Presbyterian Debt-Free After Adjourned Meeting
The adjourned Presbyterian church meeting reported all debts cleared across the church and its auxiliaries. Rev. J. N. Elliott presided as reports from officers and societies were presented, with about 200 attendees and a social hour of ice cream and cake following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
South Muscatine Society
Sabbath School
Christian Endeavor
J. N. Elliott
Pearl Vanatta
Neddess Huff
J. T. Martin
Portrait of Great Western Cereal Company Building
Mr Townsend, portrait maker, captured a fine large image of the Great Western Cereal Company building and its employees in this city. The photograph will be displayed in his large exhibition window when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Cereal Company
Photo- Western Cereal Company
Townsend
Wet Week in Iowa Brings Cold, Saturated Soils and Uncertain Fruit Loss
The Iowa climate service director reports a wet cold week with temperature deficits from Keokuk to Sioux City and a snow cover half to three inches. The northwest and Missouri slope bore the brunt April 29 to May 3, soil is saturated, field work slowed, and fruit damage estimates range widely, with potential for high losses in west and southwest but possible better final output if blooms mature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
J. R. Sage
Des Moines
Iowa Climate and Crop Service
Journal
Keokuk
Sioux City
Larchwood
Lyon County
Waterloo Police Report Seizures In April Drop
Waterloo police arrested sixty six individuals in April marking the smallest total in months. Officers focused on street crime and reiterated commitments to public safety amid the lower numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Thirty Four Divorces Set for Trial in Blackhawk Court
On file in the Blackhawk county district court are thirty four divorce cases to be tried at the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawk
Muscatine Testimony Endorses Deans Kidney Pills Healing
Local residents share experiences praising Deans Kidney Pills from Havercamps drug store. Jno Haines reports relief after three days and completing a full box. Frank Royster says pills cured his back and kidney distress after prior remedies failed. William Curtain credits lasting relief and no recurring back pain after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno, Haines
Sherman Street
Havercamp’s
Dean
Wm. Curtain
East Fifth Street
Are No Mad Houses Obsolete Under Modern Methods
Iowa boards claim the state has moved from restrained insanity care to humane, restraint free treatment across four hospitals. Judge Kinne cites Independence hospital as a model of no restraints, with limited room locking only to protect others at night. The shift from padded beds to modern care is hailed as improving discipline and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kinne
Board of Control
State Hospital
Independence
Judge Kinne
Crumpacker
Clarinda
Hoyt
Mt. Pleasant
Commercial Club to Convene Meeting on Gibson Heater
Arrangements completed for a meeting of the executive and canvassing committees of the Commercial club at the parlors Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The gathering aims to finalize plans for addressing the Gibson heater proposition and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
PENSIONS LIST FOR IOWAN VETERANS AND WIDOWS
A long list details pensions granted to Iowans including Civil War and Mexican War recipients with varied sums from 6 to 72 dollars. Also notes pending Montezuma Republican sale to A. L. Anderson and ground clearing for a new 1,600,000 Armours packing plant at Sioux City former.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Henry C. Merriam
Coggan
Isaac M. Hughes
Paris
Jonas Hunt
Osceola
Martain M. Gilleran
Cumming
James McKinley
New Market
Smith Heaton
New Virginia
Gilbert H. Pulver
Villisca
Otis Stafford
McGregor
Alonzo J. Barkley
Boone
Abram Vosburgh
Belle Plaine
Jacob A. Rupert
Marshalltown
Knoxville
W. P. Seaman
Jefferson
Israel Slater
Battle Creek
Charles Moel
Solon
Robert Owens
Altoona
William Coleman
Oakland
Edward Nute
Alta
Benjamin Weldin
West Mitchell
Wallace G. Agnew
Sam W. Porter
Webster City
G. M. Cowger
Eldon
John Blackburn
Cresco
William Anderson
Onawa
John Longstaff
Indianola
Peter Harrens
Ellen M. Gilley
Marengo
Montezuma Republican
A. L. Anderson
Grundy Center
Armous
Sioux City
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L S. Pepper
G. M. Titus
Geo. M. Titus
Titus
Milwaukee
Washington
Milwaukee Cutoff
Davenport
J. H. Foster
A. E. Morrison
G. L. Whipple
Chicago
Kansas City
Southwest Limited
Pioneer Limited
Haskins
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Morgan Cut
Steel
Shanafelt
Rock Island
Burlington
Wallacks Theatre Co
East Lynn
Rateliff's
Doan
Clinton Street
Frank Royster
Musser’s Saw
Mill
Sever
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Muscatine Journal
the “Lightning Medicine CO
Lightning Medicine Company
Muscatine County
Scott County
Board of Directors
George J. Gruber
H. W. Hauttig
Nelson Wright
Odebolt
Elvin Pratt
Brushy
Spain
Earnest B. Ziegler
Gilman
Increase Patrick Burke
Soldiers Home
Ebenezer T. Kimball
Knowlton
Edwin H. Kenyon
Fayette
Schuyler M. Beebe
Creston
Gerhard A. Hebing
Cumberland
Jesse L. Adkins
Hiram A. Embree
Grant
Wade Kirkpatrick
Hedrick
Thos. Davis
Mediapolis
Cornelius McKinley
St. Ansgar
Frank Clupatch
Manley
Eugene C. Haynes
Centerville
Gilman N. Johnson
Maquoketa
Oliver E. Symons
Daniel Campbell
Wm. C. Graves
Plymouth
Henry H. Pratt
Maynard
Elisha B. Conley
Ottumwa
Marcellus Demo
Mason City
Jared R. King
Norwich
Ellin P. Mead
Aplington
Greenburg Owen
Daniel W. Foote
Frances Hubbard
Persia
Isaac Newton
Elizbeth Riggle
Corning
Abraham Dispenner
Ceda
Rapids
May C. Hunter
Columbus Junction
Lucinda A. Lyman
Wapello
Sarah A. Hibbs
de Witt
Leysen's Shoe Store
Umscheid & Seiler’s
Blanchard Packing Company
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