Local notes and ads center on land sales and pianos
Local items report on sales and notices from H Schmidt Sons Co and Thormann Mfg Co. Miss Pansy Brewer visits Knoxvillerelatives, J Risley Reuling buys Mulberry street property. Paudhet’s band heads to Wilton for Decoration Day, then Muscatine for Hare’s Hall ball. Firemen praised for saving a home and a merchants meeting at the Commercial club rooms is announced. Louis Lindner’s father’s illness updates arrive from Chicago.
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Paudhet
Wilton
Muscatine
Hare's Hall
Retail Merchants’ Association
Dcnas
H. Gobble
Make Room Sale Cuts Prices on 14 Pianos
A Make Room Sale by H. Schmitt & Son Co. offers large reductions on 14 reliable pianos. The ad urges buyers to seize the opportunity and grasp the deal.
Unclaimed Letters at Muscatine Post Office May 15 1906
Week ending May 15 1906 list of unclaimed letters shows men A Baker George Cap ple A J Hedges W R Jaqua Homer Johnson Wm T Martin W P Mathews Geo Pfeefer Charlie Roddie Edward Runge E G Weed and women Carrie Wolford Lindon Miss Jessie Flace Mrs Maud Smith. Parties must say advertised per P NM W D Burk postmaster.
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Muscatine
Iowa
A. Baker
George Capple
A. J. Hedges
W. R. Jaqua
Homer Johnson
Wm. T. Martin
W. P. Mathews
Geo. Pfeefer
Charlie Roddie
Edward Runge
E. G. Weed
Carrie Wolford Lindon
Jessie Flace
Maud Smith
W. D. Burk
Make Room Sale Offers Reliable Pianos at Reductions
If you want a piano you could not ask for a better opportunity of getting a reliable piano at an actual reduction, such as we are offering at our Make Room Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Schmidt & Son Co
Furnished room and board offered via journal ad
Inquiry seeks a furnished room and meals arranged through the Journal office under care of N. Contact details not provided in the fragment. The notice appears as a simple lodging request segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale Pee
Care Journal
Eee
Satin skin cream promises satiny smooth skin
A brief note describes satin skin cream for wet skin, claiming to give a satiny, smooth finish priced at 25c.
Muscatine and Clinton Baseball Today and Tomorrow
Muscatine Independents host Clinton Independents on the local ball grounds this afternoon with a rematch set for tomorrow. Clinton recently defeated Chicago Union Giants 3 to 2 in Chicago and is praised as a top midwest minor league caliber squad. Attendance is expected as 4 PM games accommodate local business schedules.
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Muscatine Independents
Clinton Independents
Middle West
Clinton
Chicago
Chicago Union Giants
Clinton Lads
Newbro’s Herpicide Gains Popularity and Claims
The ad touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a scalp cleanser that removes dandruff causing microbes, prevents hair loss, and strengthens hair. It claims the product is a desirable dressing and should be used to guard against dandruff, with samples available by sending 10 cents to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit and sales through Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Havercamp
Firemen Called Out for Chimney Fire at C. O. Smith Home
Fire alarm sounded around 1 p.m. at the corner of Orange and Fifth as a chimney blockage caused smoke to rise through the roof. Firemen arrived to extinguish the chimney fire with no damage reported to the residence or contents.
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C. O. Smith
Orange and
Fifth Streets
Y M C A Dedication At Mt Pleasant
Secretary Jameson of the local Y M C A left this morning to attend the dedication of the new Y M C A building at Mt Pleasant. The structure cost 75000 dollars and is described as beautiful.
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Jameson
Mt. Pleasant
Remains to Arrive Friday for Mrs. Gerdes Sr
Mrs. Fred Gerdes Jr receives word from her husband that the remains of Mrs. Fred Gerdes Sr will arrive Friday morning. The interment is planned for the city cemetery.
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Fred Gerdes
Fred Gerdes, Sr
Fred Gerdes, Jr
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Marketed After Accident
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as preventing fatalities after injuries and healing cuts burns and sores. Sells for 25 cents at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Havercamip
White Prairie Social Notes Wide Range of Sunday Visits
White Prairie Louisiana May 15. Mr and Mrs Frank Duffee spent Sunday evening at Henry Maurer home. Mr and Mrs Henry Mark spent Sunday with friends nearby. Ed Friedli lost a valuable horse recently.
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White Prairie
Frank Duffee
Henry Maurer
Henry Mark
Ed. Friedli
East Hill plans bivouac and band concert for troops
East Hill hosts plan for Fifty fourth Iowa regiment to bivouac on Weed park first night, with a march to Davenport and a band concert by Ottumwa's regimental eight piece ensemble. Soldiers will inspect the camp and residents may attend Governor day events after the trek.
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East Hill
Iowa
Weed Park
Bishop
Weed’s Park
Ottumwa
Shoop Family Reunion At Home Of Mrs McKeane
The Shoop family gathers at the home of Mrs M R McKeane in Columbus Junction for a reunion. Walter and wife arrive from Mississippi and Selly and wife from Missouri join relatives Dora Join J B McElwain Mrs Harvey Wagner and Will Shoop are in town. Selly and wife plan Missouri departure soon Walter and wife leave later this month Mrs A S Thompson hosts guests in honor of Mrs G R King of Iowa City with a pleasant evening.
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Columbus Junction
Shoop
M. R. McKeane
West Hill
Walter
Mississippi
Selly
Missouri
Dora
J. B. McElwain
Harvey Wagner
Will Shoop
A. S. Thompson
G. R. King
Iowa City
Thompson
Grape-Nuts Promises Brain Support For Workers
An advertisement claims brain work depletes phosphate of potash and that only natural food can rebuild brain tissue. It promotes Grape-Nuts as the solution, stating it supplies the needed minerals through food and invites ten days of trial, with production by Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Nature
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Pretty Lone Tree wedding unites Miss Minnie Oglevee and Dr. Charles Rawhouser
A private ceremony at Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Oglevee home in Lone Tree united Miss Minnie Oglevee and Dr. Charles Rawhouser of Salem Ia. Rev Black officiated. Attendants Miss Ethel Mason and Glen Babbitt. The couple planned a two week visit to St Paul and will be at home in Salem after June 1.
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B. M. Oglevee
Lone Tree
Minnie Oglevee
Charles Rawhouser
Salem
Black
Reformed Church of
Edith Oglevee
Marguerite Hinkel
John Rawhouser
Keokuk
Ethel Mason
Cedar Rapids
Glen Babbitt
Emilax
Professor Bangs
Nichols
Miss Oglevee
Rawhouser
St. Paul
Tey
Iowa
David Rawhouser
H. M. Gilkey
W. E. Whicher
Columbus City
H. Shrader
Washington, Ia
J. L. Rawhouser
John
Keoink
Clara Pelton
Frank Hinkel
Marguerite
Alice Gettert
H. H. Edmurds
W. E. Kinsman
Hattie Schmwertfeger
Addie Stiles
Muscatine
Cleora Price
Oshkosh
Wis
Federation of Women's Clubs Meets at Public Library
The regular monthly meeting of the Federation of Women's clubs was held at the public library yesterday afternoon. Mrs. J M Kemble was absent, so Mrs. D S McDermid presided. The garbage committee was continued with no definite garbage plan established.
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The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. M. Kemble
Federation
D. S. McDermid
Women’s clubs discuss health rules and hospital seating
Mrs. J. H. Eversmeyer is named chair of the Federation finance committee with members from The Progressive Women The Twentieth Century club The Fortnightly The Shades and the Mothers' club. A hospital bed plan for Hershey hospital and rubber matting costs are to be studied. Maquoketa hosts district federation convention with delegates Mrs. Eversmeyer Critz Blackwell and Miss Hayes attending.
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Board of Health
J. H. Eversmeyer
Twentieth Century Club
The
Shades
Mothers’ Club
Hershey Hospital
Maquoketa
Muscatine
A. F. Critz
Federation
J. S. Blackwell
Katherine Hayes
Farther Lights Meeting Presents Indian Program
The Farther Lights society of the First Baptist church holds its quarterly meeting at Z. W. Hutchinson on Mulberry street with an Indian study program and refreshments. Readings include Early History of Indians and Education of the Indians, plus songs, piano pieces, and a Cheyenne religion paper.
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Farther Lights Society of the
First Baptist Church
Z. W. Hutchinson
Mulberry Street
Julia Hutchin
A. J. Kempton
Mark Coyner
Miss Raff
Hiawatha
G. B. Samuels
F. E. Schmidt
Jessie Stirlen
Blanche Munn
Y P C U elects Tama delegate at church meeting
The Y P C U of the United Brethren church held a meeting to elect a delegate to the Tama convention on June 16 and appoint a nominating committee for officers. The next regular meeting is set for Monday, June 11. Committee members are Mrs. Hare Nellie Bryant and B Hyink. A social hour followed with games and refreshments.
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United Brethren Church
Tama
Iowa
Hare
Nellie Bryant
B. Hyink
Dorcas Society Calls Meeting at Mrs Stanwood Home
The Dorcas society will hold a called meeting at Mrs M O Stanwood’s home on West Second Street tomorrow afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
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Dorcas Society
Ellen Hanley Hosts S. S. 8 Club at Mulberry Street Home
Miss Ellen Hanley acted as hostess to the members of the S. S. 8 club gathering at her Mulberry street residence last evening.
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Ellen Hanley
Mulberry Street
Tyme Social at Grace English Lutheran May 29
The Grace English Lutheran church hosts a Hard Tyme social in its church parlors on Tuesday May 29. Proceeds support church activities inviting all members and neighbors to attend.
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League of the Grace English Lutheran Church
Weed Park Club Meeting Set for May 16 at 3 PM
The Weed Park club schedules a regular session at the club house tomorrow May 16 at 3 o clock in the afternoon. A picnic lunch will be served at 6 o clock.
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Weed Park Club
Members Requested to Come Prepared at Oclock Meeting
A brief note states members are asked to be ready and arrive prepared for the o'clock meeting. The exact time is not specified in the readable text.
Spalding Club Meeting With Miss Anna Dwyer
The Spalding club will meet this evening with Miss Anna Dwyer at 307 East Eighth Street.
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Spalding Club
Anna Dwyer
East Eighth Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Warns Against Imitations
Advertisement from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store warns that Foley & Co. Chicago originated Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds and cautions customers to avoid imitations with similar names, noting the genuine product comes in a yellow package.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Foley's
Havercamp’s
Appendix Kept Busy Warding Off Constipation Dangers
An ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills to ease constipation with a 25 cent price and Havercamp s Prescription Drug as the source.
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Dr. King
Havercamp’s
Decorate the Graves Committee Appointed in Company C
At the regular meeting of Company C a committee was formed to decorate the graves of deceased members. The panel includes Captain Norton as chairman, with Lieutenant Lockhart, Lieutenant Othmer, Sergeant Othmer, and Major Tillie. Three new members were elected: Calvin Baker, Jacob Meisner, and Jacob Woods.
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Company C
Norton
Lockhart
Othmer
Tillie
Calvin Baker
Jacob Meisner
Jacob Woods
Batterson Stores correction on spring suits price
A correction clarifies a typographical error in last evening's Batterson Stores ad. The item should read 12 spring suits at 5.90 dollars each, worth 15 to 20 dollars, not 12 spring suits at 50 cents. The Daily Journal fixes the price to prevent reader misunderstanding.
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Batterson Stores
The
Daily Journal
Journal
Card of Thanks to Friends for Kind Deeds
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and acquaintances for kind deeds during our bereavement. Mrs. Carl Hagermann and Children.
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Carl Hagermann
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Chas. F. Schroeder
Fred Ruthenberg
Sterlin
Texas
Boston
Thurman Mfg. Co
Third and Mulberry
Thormann
Thormann Mfg. Co
G. M. Titus
Iawa Avenue
Pansy Brewer
Knoxville
J. W Semple
East Front Street
J. Risley Reuling
Ellen M. Brown
Corner Third and Mulberry
Electric Light
A. L. Lindner
Louis Lindner
Sulletin
Danzerry Heigni
Saint Paul
Rei Wings
Ia Cros Ae
du Chien
Pubuque
Entenemal
le Claire
Davenport
Des Moines Rapids
Keokuk Saint Louis
Kansas City
Muscatine and Clinton
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East Hill News
Dav
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Lic
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Lucky Thirteen Card Club
Mr. Bell
East Second Street
East Sixth Street
Clyde Goff
Keithsburg
Ill
Mrs. Bleeker
Mrs. Gacey
C. A. Lacey
T. Brown
E. T. Foster
Anna Mulhern
Mabel Lacey
Elsie Getts
Edward
Jacob
W. F. Hall
Julia Williams
W. H. Eee
Washington
Cons
Sprague
Washington County
John G. Wooley
Kremer
Wapello
S. C. Foster
West Liberty
E. B. Tucker
Grandview
F. N. Wilcox
Burlington
Cummins
George Kern
Harry
Will H. Tucker
Keola
Mr. Lacey
E. R. Lacey
Clarence
Mary Rabenold
Ainsworth
E. G. Rabenold
W. H. Tucker
Winfield
S. A. Jarrard
Conesville
Rose Arning
Alice Arning
Messrs
H. D. Frank
G. W. Oakes
Women’s Federation
Loben, Malone & Co
MEET
Lothing Company
Colorado
North Platte Valley
Big Horn Basin
California
Portland
Puget Sound
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Slope
Omaha
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San Francisco
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L. W. Wakeley
Neb
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