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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1900

Page

5

Local notes from Muscatine County city visitors and events

Friday social round features many arrivals and departures from Fruitland Letts and Columbus City. Notables include Mrs E J Richie and children visiting in town and Lee Reinhart starting work at Bond's hardware tomorrow. Delegates to Des Moines Republican State convention and Wilton picnic plans also noted. A fire parade decision remains unsettled amid opposition.

Lee Reinhart Columbus City Bond Muscatine County Des Moines G. M. Titus J. L. Giesler W. L. Roach J. W. Eells J. M. Kemble John Mahin Frank Kelley J. B. Jester C. W. Norton C.S. Barclay Will. J. Mark Leone

Local residents return from travels and city life notes

Wm. R. Campbell of Rock Island spent yesterday in the city while W. L. Cope returns home from a southern pleasure trip. A. J. Hurlbut leaves for Wilton on business. A. F. Foster and A. T. Foster of Chillicothe Mo visit friends here. County Attorney Coldren returns from Independence. Ed. Martner resumes work in LaCrosse after city matters. Several city residents attend events in Davenport and Des Moines. A group plans an Aug picnic at Wilton. Mrs. W. W. Gregg leaves for West Branch. Miss Anna Johnson suffers a fall injuring her arm but continues teaching.

Anna Johnson First Ward

Great College Debate at Madison Washington Contest May 17

Wisconsin debaters pursue approval of judges Secretary of War Elihu Root Speaker Henderson and Senators Fry Hoar for a Washington contest May 17 in La Fayette Square theatre. President Botkin offers alumni support and hosting in Madison as Georgetown Wisconsin chart dispute lingers.

Madison Wis Elihu Root Henderson House of Representatives Fry and Hoar Wisconsin Washington la Fayette Square Theatre National Capitol Alexander C. Botkin Wisconsin University Montana United States Badgers Georgetown

Fraudulent Soldier Scrip Ring Nabbed in Westfield

David Plomon, a stranger, was arrested by U S deputy marshals in Westfield Wisconsin on charges of making false applications for soldiers extra scrip. Special Agent F J Parke of the general land office investigated the case which could lead to over twenty warrants for impersonating deceased soldiers and signing false affidavits.

Westfield Wis David Plomon United States F. J. Parke General Land Office Vlomon Land Office Washington Plomon

American Cotton Company Incorporation in Fall River

Fall River officials announce the incorporation of the American Cotton company with a capital of one million dollars. Incorporators include William S. Greene Arthur E Phillips and officers of the five large textile unions who will serve as directors and steer operations to align with union leadership views on cotton goods manufacturing.

Fall River Mass American Cotton Company William S. Greene Arthur E. Phillips

Hall Couple Mark 58th Wedding Anniversary in Janesville

Mr and Mrs E Hall celebrated their fifty eighth wedding anniversary at home in Janesville Wisconsin Hall aged 83 and Mrs Hall 78 describe his active merchant business The item suggests social reforms and road openings to meet families.

Janesville Wis E. Hall Hall

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Session Report

Delegates from Muscatine district elect officers for the coming year at the Wellman meeting on May 9 1900. Reports from several auxiliaries, essays on reaching indifferents and India’s women, plus a friendly welcome from Rev Hights and bids for new members marked the two sessions at Wellman with prayer, readings, and music.

Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Muscatine District Wellman Martha Day Abbott Kalona Gardner Tomlinson Arnold F. H. Perry M. Tomlinson J. F. Foster Swartz H. H. Arnold Wills Eyestone Muscatine Musdaine C. C. Gardner Wellman Auxiliary Abbott Hights The Baptist Church Ida Baker High Prairie McDonald Evestone Lexington Newsom

Musser ville wedding and local notices outline

Miss Ora E Stineman and J E Bryant wed at 7 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs David Stineman with Rev L B Hix officiating. Relatives from New Boston Illinois and Grandview Iowa attended. A new device to cool hot car wheel boxes was noted along with community updates on local workers, factories, health trips, and area activity.

David Stineman Fourth Street Musserville Ora E J. E. Bryant L. B. Hix U. B. Church Charles William Stineman New Boston Ill D. F. Stineman Grandview Iowa Muscatine W. W. Crockett Rock Island Keokuk Lake David Mackenzie Baden Springs Ind A. S. Cook Burlington Orchard Bitch Muscatine Sash and Door Factory Frank Demorest Sash and Door Company Wm. Appel Muscatine Lumber and Box Company St. Clair Box Geo. Braurbach The Geo. Appel

Grain-O beverage promotion replaces coffee

Advertises Grain-O as a coffee substitute for all ages. Claims it resembles mocha or java in color and taste, is gentler on the stomach, and safe for children. Priced per package and sold by all druggists.

River Rises to 6 Feet 6 Inches Above Low Water

The river stands 6 feet 6 inches above the low water mark, down 10 inches in 24 hours. A southwest wind today made sailing pleasant with many craft on the water. The Young arrived from Burlington last evening with a large freight cargo and departed this morning for Davenport carrying several local passengers.

Burlington Davenport

Stein's Furniture House Brings New Wagons of Goods

Express wagons daily unload new stock at Stein's Furniture House. Stein's boasts the largest city stock and up to date goods with big purchases yielding small prices for buyers.

Stein’s Stein's

Woman Disappointed Over Husband Keeps New Pillow Shams

A wife expresses dismay that her husband refuses to throw away new fangled pillow shams, highlighting domestic friction over decor trends.

Pain relief pill ad declares Kill that Pain Mull's Lightning

An old advertisement promotes Kill that Pain Mull's Lightning Pain Killer priced at 25 cents, available at all druggists.

Mull

Grasses for Meadow and Pasture at West Liberty 1900

L O Mosher presents a Farmers Institute treatise on pasture grasses. He favors blue grass for early season growth and soil improvement, praises clover varieties for soil nitrogen and forage, and argues for mixed-grass pastures. He notes seeding challenges, recommends avoiding nurse crops, and stresses regional adaptation and weather considerations.

L. O. Mosher Farmers’ Institute West Liberty Timothy Corn Belt Klondike Alsike Learned Institute Iowa

Mull's Pioneer Cure Miracle Claim From West Virginia Letter

A 42 year old woman in Stouts Mills, West Virginia cites back pain, bowel discomfort, stomach trouble, fainting spells, and heart disease as she seeks help. A testimonial dated June 8 says Mull's Pioneer Cure saved her life and praises it as a miracle. The ad notes a dollar draft per box and cash refund if the medicine fails.

Mull

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. L. Giesser J. H. Kaiser S. L. Johnson F. H. Little S. M. Batterson C. A. Mull Albert Baird John H. Kaiser Gus. Schmidt H. W. Huttig J. Scott Blackwell German-American Savings Bank L. F. Shrader Eliza, Ill Martin la Crosse, Wis Day Fairport E. M. Warner O. Eliason Letts J. A. McMullen J. Bishop Anson Clothing Store A. C. Martin Fruitland Joe Havercamp Hattie E. Shepherd Reform School Rowan James O'Toole N. R. Letts and Fred Switzer Wife Charles Braun Kansas City Guy Chatterton Montpelier Township Pratt Mr. Wheeler J. E. Drugg Tipton Drury Township E. J. Richie Little Falls G. M. Alden Anna _ Dill Summit John Long Johann Nolte Joe Miller Elmer Nolte Dubuque Quincy St. Louis J. A. Townsley A. A. Peterson Chicago Wilton Wm. R. Campbell W. L. Cope A. J. Hurlbut A. F. Foster Chillicothe, Mo Tom Downer A. T. Foster Chillicothe Coldren Independence Ed. Martner LaCross Young J. Hess W. A. Edmiston F. Reppert J. van Buren Frank Crampton Dwajack, Mich West Hill Lambert Ev. Brandenburg Miss A. Anson & Co J. A. Leyda Woodman W. W. Gregg Chas. Cook West Branch Organized Labor Experiment of Foreign Mis Sionary Society S. M. Gardner Iowa City Jennie Batterson Elizabeth Pearson Lydia Trimble China Fern Romine Pearson Rev. Stafford Mary Schrock W. P. Gardner Will. Schrock Jesus River News Blue Clover
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