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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1900

Page

4

Lake township Rough Rider Club forms with Davenport trip

Lake township Republicans organized a mounted Rough Rider company at Lucas Grove school house. J. Stuart elected president with T. J. Hoopes as first vice president and Arthur LaTourette as treasurer. J. Coster stirred the crowd with a rally before plans for Davenport were made. Twenty five suits were ordered for the march.

J. Stuart T. J. Hoopes Bert Will Arthur Elicker Arthur LaTourette Milton Addleman Chas. Aderman Art. Sanders W. J. Kirk F. Minder A. W. Sanders Fred Windma H. Sander Chas J. C. Coster Henry Vollmer Philippines Jim Addleman John LaTourette, Sr Davenport

Twenty Fifth Anniversary Reception for Geo Shields Couple

A couple on the Iowa City road celebrated twenty five years of marriage with a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs Geo Shields. Friends arrived at 8 pm on Oct 1 for congratulations and mandolin music, with guests given ribbon favors and a social supper including a nut conundrum, rolls, salad, meats, coffee and cake. Silver gifts and keepsakes were presented to the couple as guests departed with cards and bouquets.

Geo. Shields Iowa City Road

River Yacht Club Sail Vessels Dock for Winter Season

The captain of a racing yacht at the River Club orders sails pulled and stored for winter signaling the season’s end. One sailor disagrees, claiming a better reason to continue sailing despite the cold.

Yacht Club

Lillie Set for Winter Quarters Amid River Decline

Admiral Grossheim says the Lillie is ready to race any craft under any wind. The Pearl engine is being overhauled by Muscatine Gas & Carbons Engine Co. A barge loads shells for local button factories are unloading. Nola K. arrived by barge and returned upstream. The river stage stands at 7.5 with a continuing decline.

Woman Magician Adelaide Herrmann at Stein's Oct 6

Mme Adelaide Herrmann widow of the great Herrmann appears at Stein's on Saturday October 6. She performs a wordless act titled A Night in Japan with five in the company and her own scenery. Seats go on sale Thursday at Frank's.

Mme Adelaide Herrmann Herrmann Mme. Herrmann Cadillac Japan Adele Dewey Hudson Frank

New Riverview Homes Highlight Local Growth

Park Avenue notes Riverview addition showing new houses built by Miss Jennie Hawley and others. Hawley’s 22 by 28 foot two story with bay window and wraparound porch offers seven rooms and modern finishes. Nearby residents Lillian Coleman leaves for Chicago training. veterans' reunion joys. George Hawley family to move in. news of Cedar Rapids visit from Mrs. Fred Duncan.

Riverview Addition Jennie Hawley Lillian Coleman Burlington Chicago Deaconess Training School George Hawley Fred Duncan Cedar Rapids

Township Convention To Name Ticket In Muscatine

The Republicans of Muscatine township will meet at City Hall on Wednesday Oct 3 1900 at 7 30 p m to nominate candidates for two Justices of the Peace two Constables one Assessor one Clerk or one Trustee and to transact other business. Representation is by ward as at the last county convention.

City Hall Muscatine Township

Chicago Markets Opening Prices and Live Stock Report

Special dispatch reports opening highest and closing quotes on the Chicago board for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs and Live Stock. It lists receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep, plus Northwest and Liverpool wheat movements and upcoming car counts.

Chicago Board Today Pliesce- Gao Kansas City Omaha

Local Rail Depot Closes at Fruitland Over Losses

The M. N. and S. A. R. Co. ends depot operations at Fruitland due to insufficient business to cover agent costs. Nearby social notes report moves to Muscatine and Letts residents planning study, visits, and a new birth. Captain Rummery to drill Rough Riders with full attendance urged.

Fruitland Clara Pelton Emma Hunter Muscatine Mattie Westbrooke Letts Chicago P. W. DeCamp J. A. Shoultz

Commanding officer for county rally calls captains

All captains of city and county marching clubs must report to Col. D V Jackson, appointed commanding officer for Muscatine County. He will lead county clubs at the Davenport rally on Oct 5. Trains depart at 6:00 p m that evening. Reports should be made to Col Jackson before then.

Col D V. Jackson Muscatine County Davenport Col. Jackson

September Weather Report 1900 with Extremes and Rainfall

September 1900 saw a maximum thermometer of 95 degrees and a minimum of 38, mean 66.96, above the 60 year September mean of 62.65. Barometer ranged from 29.68 to 28.83 inches. rainfall totaled 4.31 inches against a 50 year mean of 3.69. Mention of Mrs. J. P. Walton.

J. P. Walton

Weeks Break o Cold Tablet Offers Aid While Sleeping

An advertisement for Weeks Break o Cold Tablets claims help for cold symptoms during sleep. No cure is promised and no pay is required. Price listed as 25 cents with J J Havercamp named as sole agent.

J. J. Havercamp

Missionary Society entertained at Mrs Reppert's home

Mrs Emma Reppert hosted the Young Ladies Missionary society of the Congregational church on Third street. Members admired a map showing the eleven supported missionaries and heard reports from each. Officers elected: President Nellie McCaw Secretary Gertie Legler Treasurer Ella Reppert. Refreshments followed with music before departing.

Enterains Missionary Society Emma Reppert Young Ladies’ Missionary Society Congregational Church Third Street Nellie McCaw Gertie Legler Ella Reppert Misses Reppert Legler

Guarantee on Syrup of Tarf Refunding Cough Remedy

The undersigned agree to refund money on a 50 cent bottle if it fails to cure coughs and colds. A 25-cent bottle is also guaranteed to prove satisfactory or money refunded. Signatories include G. A. Reinicke W. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co. Jno. J. Havercamp J. Theo. Keuchman.

Greene G. A. Reinicke W. B. Barkalow Nesper & Co Jno J. Havercamp J. Theo. Keuchman

Contractor Starts Sewer Project From Hershey to Cherry Street

Gunzenhauser begins work on a sewer line from Hershey Avenue up Green Street to Webet Third and east to Cherry adding 2000 feet. He says fifty men will be employed for most of a month.

Gunzenhauser Hershey Avenue Green Street Webet Third Cherry

Wallpaper Sale At Schmaie Bros Sew

Fragmentary notice advertises wallpaper sale at Schm aie idt Bros with unclear date and location details. Readable terms indicate discount pricing and limited stock likely at a local shop.

Schmaie Idt Bros

Crowded Fourth Ward School Students Split by Session

Seventy scholars fill the first ward room. advanced pupils attend mornings while beginners come in the afternoons. Parents seek equal access and a new room, versus the board’s plan to hire an extra teacher at an estimated five hundred dollars. The board says cold weather will reduce attendance and building a new school this fall is impossible. a final decision is due at next week’s meeting.

Fourth Ward

Supreme Court Rules Sugar Bounty Law Unconstitutional

Detroit October 2. The Michigan Supreme Court declares the state sugar bounty law unconstitutional. The state paid half a million dollars last year to sugar companies to meet the bounty.

Detroit Michigan Supreme Court

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