Curtain Rods Half Price From Nickel Plated Sash Rods
Nickel plated sash rods for curtains are half price at 10 cents each. White or oak curtain poles 4 feet long are also half price.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1909
Page
10
Nickel plated sash rods for curtains are half price at 10 cents each. White or oak curtain poles 4 feet long are also half price.
Mrs Carry Roberts of Wilton returns home after shopping in Davenport. Mrs Bert Hudson and others plan visits to Rock Island and Ottumwa. Roach Musser Hose Co. advertises May 30 excursion to Davenport and Rock Island with multiple locals traveling for business and social outings.
Iowa City vies with Burlington for the Fifty fourth regiment encampment this summer. Colonel R P Howell expects the order, with Adjutant General Logan handling the matter. The Iowa City Commercial club plans to host 1000 foot soldiers and three U S A cavalry troops near the university town. A proposed armory in town, costing about 25 600 dollars, would provide gymnasium baths and dancing facilities for the unit.
The first moonlight excursion of the season aboard the steamer W. W. by Paudiet's band drew about 250 people. Weather threats kept crowds down while the full brass band provided the music and dancing.
A Des Moines State Food and Dairy Inspector filed an information against A W Jones proprietor of a Conesville store for alleged Pure Food Law violation. The case follows inspection actions by H R Wright and charges are now in court.
A merchant is summoned to appear before Judge H. S. Howe on a Wednesday morning facing charges of violating state pure food laws. Constable John Duncan served the notice. The case concerns allegedly selling certain imported canned goods.
A druggist A. W. Morgan promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy as a tonic for kidneys and bladder, claiming it purifies the blood and restores health and strength with no harmful drugs. Encourages starting today.
John W. Miller pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in Justice H. S. Howe's court this morning. He was fined three dollars and costs. Miller was arrested last night by Officer Ziffron, who swore out the information.
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for digestive issues. The copy emphasizes quick action and health benefits, priced at 25 cents and sold at Haverkamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
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