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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1905

Page

5

South Muscatine Strawberry Harvest Seen As Largest In Years

The South Muscatine region expects a record home grown strawberry crop this season, aided by spring rains. Blackberries are beginning to show, and buyers are flocking to the market as the fruit arrives.

South Muscatine Hayes’ Hall Socialist Party Mesars. B. Pratt W. S. White A. McAvoy Pratts Orchestra

May marriages rise in Muscatine county records

In Muscatine county May marriages totaled twenty couples, slightly up from April. The county clerk lists twenty wedding pairs from May 1 to May 26, with thirty-four individuals named across multiple ceremonies and a note predicting a larger June for Cupid’s matches.

Muscatine Cupid Joseph E. Furlong Margaret Nolan William Burk Ryan Nellie Ruthenberg Omer Harter Ethel Scudder George M. Lincoln Sarah Camp Leonard Freidrichsen Mabel Ficken Joseph Grimes Clara E. Hain J. W. van Hermert Nettie A. Law Henry Beckman Agnes Beimford Zen A. Carnes Blanche Samuel W. Wagler Jennie M. Carithurs William Roby Bertha Laboda Frederick S. Bolten Anna Baker

Railroads to Southwest Suffer Flood Delays

Floods and high water disrupt rail service across Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory delaying trains beyond El Reno. Rock Island plans focus on betterments not extensions with heavy investment in track upgrades ballast and double tracking from Chicago to Lincoln and toward Salt Lake City.

Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory el Reno Fort Cobb O. T Magnum Canadian River Bridge Union City Minco KE Paso Sourthwest W. H. Moore Rock Island Company Moore Denver Southwest Iowa Casey Avoca Des Moines Four Mile Washington Centerville Iowa City Valley Junction Chicago Lincoln Neb Omaha Moline Winterset Greenfield Nebraska City Sibley Division Gowrie St. Louis Road Newton & Northwestern Colorado Springs Colorado Salt Lake City Salt Lake Los Angeles

Nan Patterson Enjoined From Stage in Pennsylvania

Wilkesbarre Pa May 31 The court of common pleas today restrained Nan Patterson from appearing on the stage in Pennsylvania on application by Irving E Pinover of New York The injunction cites breach of contract and fraud asserting a written contract dated Dec 14 1904 bound her to appear exclusively under his management

Wilkesbarre Court of Common Pleas Irving E. Pinover New York Nan Patterson Pennsylvania Plerodora Pinover

Infant's Body Found in Valise on Mississippi River

The body of a healthy infant was found in a valise floating in the Mississippi River below Burlington Iowa on May 31. It was wrapped in a striped shirt and believed to have been dropped from a passing steamer.

Burlington

Ferdinand illness noted as May 31 update

Ferdinand remains ill on May 31 as John Zollner fails to improve quickly. Local farm and social mentions include John Price and John Lutz transacting business in Muscatine, Anna Zollner visiting Mrs. Krueger, and several Krueger family visits. Farmers are planting corn. Minnie Krueger returns to Reynolds. Lydia Krueger returns from Marston. Mary Umscheid returns to Muscatine after helping her sister.

Ferdinand Ill John Zollner John Price Muscatine Anna Zollner Wm. Krueger Fred Krueger Illinois City Cline Hessman Foster, Ill John Lutz Buffalo Prairie Chris Ruthenberg Wm. Baker Henry Krueger Minnie Krueger Reynolds Lydia Krueger Marston Mary Umscheid Thomas Fowler

Clerk Bulletin Bans Loans on M W A Benefit Certificates

The Muscatine M W A monthly bulletin states the society cannot loan money on benefit certificates. Cash is held to pay death claims and contingencies. loans require security. Certificates are renewable term contracts that may be voided for nonpayment or disqualifying acts, making loans reckless. A Western Union messenger will collect want ads.

Muscatine

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