Prominent South Muscatine Mew 10 Speak at Mulford Church
Ten noted figures from South Muscatine will speak at Mulford Church as part of a community event. The program aims to share local concerns and showcase regional voices.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
5
Ten noted figures from South Muscatine will speak at Mulford Church as part of a community event. The program aims to share local concerns and showcase regional voices.
Henry Welcher, a Muscatine resident, plans a button factory at Wamego Kansas after shell beds were found on the Kansas river. A company capitalized at 10000 will erect a large frame building and start operations by July 1st. Local button cutters expect to move to Wamego for work.
East Hill reports the Eclipse Naptha Soap Company and Blanchard Packing near Heinz pickle works plan to resume full operations, targeting June 1 after delays. Frank Blanchard leads the packing venture and will remodel interiors for sanitary standards. A plum tree from Harrison’s Park Avenue and Madison Street orchard was stolen. the thief is unknown.
When hiring a driving horse you want life and looks. Opera House Livery offers reliable horses and free drivers who are gentle and safe. For your next rig call 16.
Emmet P. Barber, Park Place, recently joined the army at Davenport and is now stationed in Jefferson Barracks Missouri with the 15th regiment as an apprentice in mechanical engineering. He reports liking the work and army life. The Park Avenue M E church Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday afternoon at church parlors. Several residents, including Miss Bessie Holtz and others, are noted as visiting or returning home from trips or school.
Harry Campbell Edward Maxley and Joseph Webber expect to leave tonight for western Canada to take up farming with Edmonton Alberta as their likely summer stop. The trio, energetic farmers, hope an undeveloped country will flourish for them and their friends expect success. Mrs. George McAvoy has returned to this city after visiting Jacob Jones on the island. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisch of near Wapello returned home after visiting friends today.
Mrs Adram Reynolds lies very low after weeks of ill health in Columbus Junction Iowa. Several visitors and locals travel through town including Miss Lydia Hannan and attorney Arthur Springer. Reverend S E Greer and wife returned from Morning Sun en route to Chicago and Kansas where Greer serves as pastor.
Muscatine ministers gathered at the Y M C A at eight in the morning to begin Prof. W E Flynn s health movement. They trained without breakfast and worked through vigorous drills as Flynn distributes packages describing his physical culture methods. The first formal meeting is set for Monday at the First Baptist Church as enthusiasm grows.
Advertisement notes chronic constipation risks and promotes Foley’s Urino Laxative as a pleasant remedy that aids digestion and stimulates liver and bowels. Claims quick relief, no nausea, no griping, and urges refusing substitutes. Signed by A. W. Morgan, Druggist.
Mrs. J. R. Farnsworth and her son Howard return from an extended tour of the east. They visited Freehold New Jersey where Mrs Farnsworth's father is convalescing, and Ithaca New York where James Farnsworth attends Cornell University. James plans to return in the fall.
Dr. King's New Discovery advertised for throat and lung diseases at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store priced 5c and 1.90. The claim underscores a strong sales pitch for a cough remedy amid aggressive product promotion.
The article urges obtaining at least one quality photograph for oneself and each family member, rather than clinging to a faded tintype or postcard. It emphasizes the lasting value of a well-made portrait for loved ones and memories.
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