Shoes Slaughter Sale Still Continues
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Slaughter sale of shoes still con tinues. Lace curtains at Geo. B. Jackson's. Miss Ada Letts of Letts spent the day in the city. The Journal gets the news get the Journal. Mrs. Will Hartman went east this morning on the Firefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Cherry
E. H. Doisen
Ada Letts
Letts
Will Hartman
Harve Shellabarger
Emma Ellis
Miss Pearl Hildebrand
The Paint Man Marks Twenty Years On The Ave
Ev Brandenburg known as The Paint Man celebrates twenty years in business on the Avenue. He recalls starting in the Little Red Paint shop near the Musser library site and moving to 218 Iawa Avenue, pledging to remain another twenty years with a full line of paints and guaranteed satisfaction at fair prices.
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Musser Public Library
Littl
Iawa Avenue
Providence
Brandenburg
Ave
New Wash Goods Arrive at Boston Store In Fresh Styles
Fully one hundred pieces of new wash goods including foulards pongees dimities and galore. Foulards priced 25c and up to 75c per yard with over fifty dimity styles from 5c to 25c. New batiste in 19c and 25c. Also rugs on sale tomorrow at 1.98 with Wilton Axminster and other rugs priced 18 to 35 dollars.
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Boston
Batiste
Nottingham
Brussels
Wilton
Velvet
Axminster
Body Brussels
Ice cream and cakes feature at local shops and events
The city's shops advertise strawberry and vanilla ice cream at Weisse's Bakery and William Piper's marriage in Kalona. Thompson's Book Store offers sheet music and small instruments, while Whisler's repairs umbrellas. A Congregational church fundraiser and a Young People's Missionary society meeting are noted along with travel and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisse’s Bakery
Thompson's Book Store
Young People’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Miss Hayes
Cherry Street
Paudiet Band Plans Open Air Concerts and Instrument Fund
The Paudiet band met in Page's hall and announced a summer program of open air concerts with about 25 members. They seek 300 dollars total, with each player earning 60 cents per evening for 20 performances, and 200 dollars already raised toward the goal. Muscatine residents praised the ensemble after 22 musicians rehearsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Eichoff
Pauchet
Panchet
Prof
Langenbure
Columbus Junction
Summer waists and local notices highlight Wonder store sales
The town buzzes with promotions from the Wonder store selling marbleously low price summer waists, lace curtains at Geo B Jackson, fresh pies at Weisse’s bakery, and Ragland shirt waists at Hine Bros. Local tenants include Miss Pearl Hildebrand and Miss M. McDermid traveling to Davenport, Prof Paudhet heading to Cedar Rapids, and John Rowan to Buffalo for Geo Kuhn’s funeral.
Special meeting of Muscatine lodge No. 5
The Muscatine lodge No. 5 calls a special meeting for Thursday evening May 9. All members are requested to attend for degree work and refreshments.
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Muscatine Lodge No. 5
High School Supper Friday Aims for Charity
Attend the high school supper Friday from 5 to 8 PM to support a good cause. Tickets are 25 cents.
New Century Restaurant Offers Lunch on Front Street
A local note identifies New Century restaurant on Front Street as a place to board or enjoy a meal with a lunch option highlighted.
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New Century Restaurant
Front Street
Street Sweepers Complain About Mill Shavings Mess
Muscatine street sweepers voice frustration over wagon loads of mill shavings scattered by winds. The shavings blanket streets after they are cleaned, forcing repeat work and hindering the sweepers’ efforts. A worker notes wagons arrive after cleanup, requiring rework across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
California
Leather Bells Debut At Hine Bros Store
The latest fashion item called Leather Bells arrives at the up-to-date gents’ furnishings shop of Hine Brothers. The piece is promoted as a swell new market offering and ready for shoppers seeking the newest accessory.
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Hine Bros
Muscatine Business College Names New Partner
Principal F. H. Shinn announces a change at Muscatine Business College adding Prof. W. D. Peck of Galesburg HS as partner and director of commercial school work. Peck will begin by June 15 and the school will operate through the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Business College
W. D. Peck
Galesburg
F. H. Shinn
Drunkenness Trial Continued For Tiecke Edwards and Geo Worley
Tiecke Edwards and Geo Worley appeared before Judge Rowan this morning on drunkenness charges. The trial was continued until 5 o clock this evening.
La. Grille & Son Advertises Paper Hanging Services
A local notice promotes phone number 2146 for La Grille and Son offering paper hanging painting and whitewashing services with contact details for residential and commercial work.
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Kalso Mining
LaGrille & Son
la. Grille & Son
Local ads showcase seeds cakes meals and discounts
In this notice filled page clip the classifieds advertise bulk garden seeds at E Ll Graham 301 East Second and cakes at Thompson s for Saturday May 11th. Henry Butz offers 100 medallions marked 35 cents now 15 cents this week. A high school supper features pretty high school girls serving meals for 2 cents.
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E. Ll. Graham's
East Second
Henry Butz
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Daily Journal
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J. E. Kranz
la A
Geo. B. Jackson
Buy Now
Scheetz’s
Henry Vail
Keota
Great May
O&c
Bissell
Chicago
Allie Verink
Whisler’s
West Second Street
Wm. Piper
Kalona
Lizzie West
Wonder Store
Congregational Church
Trinity Ladies
A. P. Byrne
Denver
Col
P. J. Byrne
Harry Ryan
Davenport
W. L. Mull
Will Nesselbush
Trenton
Peter Blake
M.C. Hayes
Pau
Diet
Instruments
Paudiet
Mer
Page's Hall
Catherine McDermott
Thoma Eggert
Montpelier
Wonder
Weisse’s
M. McDermid
Geo. B. Jackson's
Prof. Paudhet
Cedar Rapids
Hartman & Ellman’s
John Rowan
Buffalo
Geo. Kuhn
Valentine Geltz
E. Co. Barnard’s Crocervy
Mulberry St
Leysen’s Shoe Store
Burt & Packard
Traol Mark
Smith & Stoughton’s
Wheeler
Pratts Poultry
M. W. Wheeler
End Street
ST. John
ST. John's
Prof. Shinn
DeMolay Commandery
K. T
Journal
Thompson's
River Bulletin
Iain
Mississippi
Dubuque
Hinkel
Flannery
West 2d Street
Maximillian Hartung
South Muscatine
Grove St
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