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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1900

Page

5

Lot Thomas Speaks at Fruitland in Pro Prosperity Rally

A large Fruitland audience braved mud and rain to hear Hon. Lot Thomas of the 11th Iowa district urge Young Men to align with a Progressive Republican view. He compared past party records, praised Republican policy, and urged a straight Republican vote as Times and conditions change. The Forest White’s Republican Glee Club opened and closed the event with selections.

Fruitland Township Lot Thomas Iowa D. D. Webster Forest White Republican Glee Club Congressman Thomas Thomas Heaven and Earth Glee Club McKinley

Prohibitionists Nominate County Ticket at Muscatine

Muscatine county Prohibitionists met in convention at the Court House Saturday afternoon and nominated a full county ticket. W. S. Hunter of Cedar township was named auditor, J. B. Mulford of Wilton for clerk, Joel Chenoweth of Sweetsland for supervisor, with Hoag elected county chairman. Hoag presided and Hunter acted as secretary.

Muscatine County Court House W. S. Hunter Cedar Township J. B. Mulford Wilton Joel Chenoweth Sweetsland Hoag

Fire at Merchant's Cafe Destroys Restaurant Interior

A fire alarm sounded at about three this morning after a gasoline lamp exploded under a coffee urn in the Merchant's Cafe. The blaze gutted the cafe, with Mrs Regars losing about 500 dollars uninsured, and Freeman building damage around 300 dollars insured. Regars plans to reopen once insurance adjustments are completed.

Regars Freeman

Local Syrup Guarantee Promises Refund on Tar Mixture

A signed pledge offers refunds for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. The 25 cent bottle is guaranteed to prove satisfaction with money refunded. Names listed include G. A. Reimicke and Nesper & Co. and Jno. J. ema.

Greene Stad G. A. Reimicke W. B. Bark Nesper

Muscatine Public Schools Count Growth in Enrollment

Public school statistics show healthful growth over six years with Muscatine High School enrolling more girls than boys by 22 and overall city enrollment rising from 2091 to 2275. Cedar street declined while Third ward and Musserville expanded, and Butlerville closed after Cedar street opened. Records at the high school were lost to fire.

Cedar Street Third Ward Musserville Butlerville P. Ae Ee Cedar St. Ee East Hill West Hill

Sudden Death of Mrs Emma Reppert Shocks Community

The death of Mrs Emma O Reppert at 413 West Third Street occurred suddenly about 5 AM as she slept after helping remodel her home. Cause was a ruptured blood vessel in the brain. She was active in church and social circles, widow Fred Reppert, two children Lyell and Ella, and her mother Mrs Sarah Olds survive along with several siblings. Funeral plans await word from the rest of the family as distant relatives in Kentucky and local neighbors reflect on her life.

Emma O. Reppert West Third Street Miss May Platt Miss Platt Mrs. Reppert Elmira College New York Fred Reppert First Congregational Church Woman's Relief Corps Ladies of Maccabees Home Forum Yeoman Court of Honor Lyell Ella Sarah M. Olds Ella O. Payne Warsaw Kentucky

The Star Boarder at High Street in Columbus

The Citizen previews The Star Boarder as one of the most amusing musical farces in Columbus with Charlie Boyle delivering standout laughs as a star boarder and a vivid Sousa impersonation. The show arrives Wednesday Oct 10 with seats on sale at Frank's.

the Citizen High Street Columbus Chas. H. Boyle Frank

Northeastern Iowa Teachers Set Clinton Meeting

The Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association will meet in Clinton October 18 to 20. The program is strong with speakers from outside the state including Vincent, Hubbard, Mrs. Gaynor, and likely Sparks. President MacLean Beardshear and Seerley will speak. The gathering aims for high quality addresses and an elevated program.

Iowa Teachers’ Association Clinton Vincent Hubbard Gaynor Sparks MacLean Beardshear Seerley

Reunion Notice for 35th Iowa Infantry at West Liberty

All persons wishing to attend the reunion of the 35th Iowa Infantry at West Liberty may ride the train next Wednesday and Thursday. Round trip fare is $1.00 and the train leaves at 7 20 a m. R D Bodman secretary.

35Th Iowa Infantry West Liberty

For Sale or Trade in Suburban Hills

For sale or trade a good house and 214 acres of ground in the suburbs. Owner will trade for inside property. Titus and Jackson.

Titus & Jackson

Oriental Cleaning and Pressing Cleaners Ad

To the Ladies of Muscatine the ORIENTAL offers the finest cleaning of jackets dresses and skirts in the city. Gentlemen can have clothing cleaned pressed and shoes shined for a dollar a month. Also carries a fine line of cigars and tobacco. Telephone 1,151. 102 E. 2nd St.

The Oriental Muscatine

Chicago Markets Opens with Broad Commodity Report

Special dispatch from Chicago markets tracks opening, high, low and closing quotes for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Pork and Lard, with futures for Oct Nov May contracts. Livestock receipts and prices show hogs, cattle and sheep activity. week’s visible supply and regional receipts in Kansas City Omaha Minneapolis and Duluth noted. Includes hardware, nails, wire, lumber prices and assorted millwork values.

Chicago Board Today FaB.cree Jgr.cols Kansas City Omaha

Muscatine Markets Prices and Goods Report

Muscatine Iowa October 8 1900 grain produce and flour prices listed across crops livestock and commodities including corn oats wheat hay potatoes apples citrus and tropical fruit with market unsteady notes and assorted farm staples priced per bushel sack quart and per hundred poundsanic pricing for meats dairy and building materials also shows coal and wood rates across common goods.

Clear Lake Iowa Emerges as Preferred West Resort

Iowa's Clear Lake becomes a top summer destination drawing visitors from Iowa Illinois Minnesota and beyond. Hotels cottages and fishing sailing attract rich crowds with many promising to return as summer residents next season aided by low round trip rates from the Iowa Central Railway and information from G S Patty Marshalltown.

Iowa Clear Lake Wisconsin Minnesota Michiga Bland Lake Illinois Iowa Central Railway Geo. S. Patty Marshalltown

Pleasant Outings to Rock Island and Black Hawk Tower

A pleasant day trip by steamer Young to Rock Island followed by electric cars to Black Hawk Tower opens with new conveniences and attractions. The Young offers free tickets for Tower parties of ten or more from Rock Island to Black Hawk Tower and return. Basket dinner accommodations are excellent. The Young departs Muscatine at 6 20 a m on Sunday Monday Wednesday and Friday and returns at 7 45 p m. Inquiries may be directed to Wm. Block, agent.

Rock Island Black Hawk Tower Young Black Ihlank Muscatine Wm. &. Block

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Anson Clothing Co East Second Street Prosperity Party America Party of Wisdom Mel James Te Ubu Muscatine Public Schools Iowa City the Star Boarder A. m R. D. Bodman Chicago Hi. J. Toher & Co H. E. McKay Northwest Minneapolis Duluth Liverpool Muscatine Markets Graham Bartlett Great Clear Lake Louisville Ad Nashville Great Central Southern Trunk Line Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida Adress R. J. Wemyss General Immigration and Industral Agt E. P. Day’s Second Street
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