GOLD DUST: a powder that cleans instantly in any water
The copy touts GOLD DUST as superior to soap claiming it dissolves in all water types without effort. It promises white wholesome wash with less work and urges buyers to follow package directions and let the GOLD DUST Twins do the work.
Letts Residents and Muscatine Shoppers Featured
Rev W L Childress of Letts returns home after a brief Muscatine visit. Mrs M Blankenhorn of Letts shops in Muscatine. Mrs A B Fullerton of Letts visits in the city. Mrs F Ulum of Columbus Junction spends the day in Muscatine. Linn Fullerton of Letts with typhoid fever at Belle Vue hospital is improving and near release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Childress
Letts
Muscatine
A. B. Fullerton
E. H. King
F. Ulum
Columbus Junction
Linn Fullerton
Bellevue Hospital
Mrs. P. M. Day
Weldon, Ill
Barnes City
Chester Emmack
Allerton
Edward Emmack
Rock Island County
McColm Dry Goods Ad Promises One Day Special Priced Buys
The Muscatine area page lists McColm Dry Goods Co offering one day only specials on suits coats and fur at bargain prices. Visitors from Durant Wilton Davenport Kalona and UticaOhio appear in transit or visiting friends. A cheap farm listing near Muscatine describes 400 acres with 85 dollar price and hog tight fences plus near town buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McColm's
Pentzer
Muscatine
East Hill Fire Station Proposal Rejected by Council
Alderman Harry Hess failed to move a fire station for East Hill at last night’s city council meeting. The plan was shelved for the moment, leaving East Hill with little fire protection and the nearest station at Huttig Company. Hess suggested forming a volunteer company if action is taken, but no decision was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hess
East Hill
Hess
Huttig Company
Park Place
Young Men’s Democratic Club Honor Parade In Muscatine
A Muscatine advance notice describes October 22 public procession by the Y M D C in flowing capes and visor peaked caps to welcome Mark A Walsh and promote Red Oil Bryanism. The piece praises youth courage, uniforms, torches, and musical hopes, noting possible attendance by Iowa City Nichols Wilton clubs and urging pride in the Pearl City’s democratic color bearer exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Democratic Club
Mark A. Walsh
Old Town
Henry
Caruso
Jean de Reske
Iowa City
Nichols
Wilton
Pearl City
Dr Kings New Discovery promoted for infant relief
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as instant relief and cure for babies with croup coughs or colds. The medicine is priced at 50 cents and one dollar and is linked to Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Viola Robinson 15 An Autumn Bride
East Hill wedding of Viola Robinson and Charles W. Rensink at 1302 Smalley Avenue with a dinner at 210 Park Avenue. Rev. J. C. H. Light officiated. Guests included Delta Alpha Club members and Pioneer Button Company workers. The couple will reside at their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Robinson
Charles W. Rensink
East Hill
Smalley Avenue
J. C. H. Light
United Brethren Church
Park Avenue
Delta Alpha Club
First Baptist Church
Pioneer Button Company
Miss Robinson
L. B. Robinson
Muscatine
Rensink
Barry Manufacturing Company
Benjamin Jehle
Lone Tree
Milo Rittenhouse
Ed. Dollman
Washington Street
St. Joseph
A. M. Bond
H. E. Hooke
Brook Street
Columbus Junction
Rock Island
Marie
Edith Metzger
Davenport
J. B. Morrow
John
Wood County
Oklahoma
P. Walton
C. Schurr
Sterling, Ill
Ruth MacDonald
Halstead Street
Wapello
J. H. Carl
Madison Street
Louisa County Veterans’ Association
Local notices from Millersburg and surrounding area
Mrs O H Baily of Media visited friends in Millersburg. Elder J F Hacket preached in three towns including Aledo and Joy. M D Murdock aided at Buffalo Prairie church foundation. Grandmother Banguss visited daughter Mary Hodson. Corner stone laid for Presbyterian church on the 19th. Clair Haas and Pearl Duncan wed at Duncan home. Mina Harney and Nellie Elvin visited John Epperly. Murdock family visits with father Eld M D Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersburg
Ill
O. H. Baily
Media
J. F. Hacket
Aledo
Woodmen’'s
M. D. Murdock
Buffalo Prairie Chapel
Duncan
Clair Haas
Pearl Duncan
Truman Duncan
J. T. Wyllie
Wyllie
Mina Harney
Nellie Elvin
John Epperly
R. B. Murdock
E. E. Murdock
Eld. M. D. Murdock
Positive Cure for Dan Druff ZEMO Promises Instant Relief
ZEMO stops itching instantly and promises to cure dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims to destroy the dandruff germ and prevent hair loss, leaving hair glossy and scalp clean. Sample requests via E. W. Rose Medicine Co. St. Louis. local sale through A. W. Morgan 107 W. 2nd St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
W. 2Nd St
City Officers Reports Filed at City Council Meeting
The council received and approved reports from various city officers and placed them on file. Items include general fund allocations for Police Appn, BOEnda, Iowa Telephone Co, Jackson Supply Co, and numerous vendors with small payments and payrolls totaling many dollars for city operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Telephone Co
Jackson Supply Co
BR. W. George
Bsgkey
Mississippi Valley Tel. Co
App'n
J. A SR
App'n. News-Tribune
RiGmry
BrangdenOure
Werner
U. S
Blackmar & Co
H.-C. Bebosmaker
Keuffel
Esser & Co
Bowioooop
Citizens’ Ry. & Lt. Co
Harry Rickard
Miscellaneous funds and cemetery payroll totals
The report lists payments across funds including Cemetery Fund payrolls for Sexton and others, Sewer Fund disbursements to August Korneman and Niver Tron Works, Improvement and Bridge Funds payments to Muscatine Lum Co and Fire Fund entries, and Road District No. 1 expenses totaling multiple dollars. Named entities include August Korneman, Muscatine Lum Co, The Mira Hershey Lum Co, Mississippi Val Tel Co, and Cy Zee BARE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton’s
A. G. Bestenrehner
Mira Hershey Lum
Geo. Kraus
Bou
Robbigs
TRE
Bel Hari Cae
Sewer Fund
August Korneman
Niver Tron Works Co
Coum Torino
Asda
SORIA
Prorue
BEBO
Hinkel & Flannery
Bridge Fund
Muscatine Lum. & Box Co
City Finance Committee Report on Bonds and Licenses
The committee reviewed improvement bonds and coupons returned since the last session, recommending warrants for payment be returned and approved. Alderman Holmes moved adjournment. Also submitted is a report of licenses issued or renewed since the last report with names and amounts, totaling 66.00 for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Holmes
F. J. Eppel
City Finance Committee
Lntine
Iowa
Muscatine Sexton Reports October Burials and Receipts
City sexton reports for month ending October 14 1908 there were 15 burials eight adults and seven children details show cash receipts totaling 194.55 with allocations for care of plots filling and sodding and related expenses. M O Neidig signs as city sexton and notes amount paid to treasurer remains 194.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Muscatine
Iowa
M. O. Neidig
Financial report of Muscatine city records Oct 1908
City records show cash receipts for cemetery fund including lot sales to Mrs. L H Newman and others totaling 160.00 with cemetery trust 75.00 and general fund entries. Street and sewer department expenses total 1060.59 ledgers listing bonds and sub sewer district payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Newman
R. Keating
van Zyl & Kobes
Mary Nolte
Aythor
Zeidler
Cvs Cccess
Mary Drahaus
R. F. Schumacher
Muscatine
City of
Iowa
Witenes
Weighmaster's Monthly Report for Muscatine Iowa
John Bloom, City Weighmaster, presents the September 15 to October 14 period of transactions at the city scales. The report cites loads weighed and cash received for weighing pine nuts at 80.90, with a formal request for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Muscatine
Iowa
John Bloom
Mayor's License Report for Muscatine City
Muscatine Iowa records a mayoral license report dated October 15, 1990 documenting communications to the Honorable Members of the City Council regarding licensing matters in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
City of
Mus
Muscatine Police Judge Reports Oct 1908 Trials
Official report of the Muscatine police judge for the month ending Oct 15 1908. City vs Bol gier guilty of disobeying health orders. ten days in county jail. City vs Shoemaker guilty of letting fowls roam. fine $1 and costs. Fine and costs paid to City Treasurer W W Richards Oct 14 1908. Police Judge H S Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
City of Muscatine
City of
W. W. Richards
H. S. Howe
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N. K. Fairbank Company
the People’s Meat Market
Jack
Gulf Coast
Texas
Stirlen & Rowan
Miss Pearl
Glen Vanatta
Chicago
McColm
William Musser
Town City
Candy Kitchen
Ida Thede
Durant
Charles Brunbaud
Gladys
Sherberger
East Fourth Street
McColm Dry Goods Co
M. Snare
Utica
Ohio
Kalona
C. A. Wagner
Toledo
Hertel
Germanville
George Meiers
German Lutheran Church
S. Plumley
D. W. Denham
West Liberty
ED. Pinaud
New York City
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Selves
W. Rensink
Resi
Dence
General Fund
Incide
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Kingsford’s
Oswego Stine
Kingsford
Oswego
T. Kingsford & Sow
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch CO
Successors
Oliver Oliver
Remington Remington
Underwood
Manhattan
F. A. Neidig
A. B. Mills
Gas & EL
Cleveland Vapor Light Co
Dees
Chris. Ludi
Campbell Bros
Mat Houdek
Pop
C. A
Barney Schmidt
Financial Report OF the City Recorder
Ok Ee Eesee
Gustav Weis
City Recorder
George Fuller
Leysen