Bond the Hardware Man
Dr and Mrs Myrick of Chicago are in the city visiting relatives for a few days. The Silver Grill Chop House serves a Saturday night lunch. Mrs Florence Coffin travels to Conesville to visit her son J F Coffin. Wild duck is on the Silver Grill menu. Mr and Mrs W H Harris ride the Western to Cedar Rapids to visit their son Oscar. J J Griffith the Hubert M Cable piano agent has received a carload. Mollie Halstead leaves for Minneapolis to spend the winter with her sister Mrs John Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Myrick
Chicago
City
Florence Coffin
Conesville
J. F. Coffin
Silver Grill Chop House
W. H. Harris
Cedar Rapids
Oscar Harris
J. J. Griffith
Hubert M. Cable Piano
Mollie Halstead
Wilton
Minneapolis
John Martin
Regular W R C Meeting And Local Notices
Regular meeting of the W. R. C. this evening at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller leave for Ft. Madison aboard the Firefly to make their future home. Elmer Higgembottom of near Letts visits the city while attending Iowa Wesleyan University. Blanche Eliason, teacher in island No. 9, travels to Letts to spend Sunday at home. Mrs. M. Bunker of Valisca visits Sweetland center area and sees Dr. and Mrs. Crow.
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Charles Miller
Ft. Madison
Elmer Higgembottom
Near
Letts
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
Blanche Eliason
M. Bunker
Valisca
Iowa
Sweetland Center
Crow
Captain Carpenter Sails Gate City to Natchez Trade
Captain Carpenter of Fulton withdraws the Gate City from Clinton to Fulton passenger service and moves the boat south for short line work at Natchez. The vessel is at Clinton for repainting and minor repairs before departure, with no return planned due to unprofitable Clinton Fulton runs this year.
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Carpenter of
Fulton
Gate City
Clinton
Natchez
Woodcocks Favor Rich Alder Swamps for Wormy Feasts
The woodcock feeds on worms leeches and grubs found by probing peat soils. It avoids cold sour swamp soils and thrives along woodland brook banks through alder swamps where soft rich soil harbors abundant worms. The bird leaves oblong triangular holes in these dining grounds as evidence of foraging.
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Woodcock
Wapello News Highlights Local Events and Sports
Special church services Sunday morning and evening feature a scientific spiritual talk on Jericho and a lecture on Christian Citizenship by Hon. Malcom Smith. Wapello football defeated Mediapolis 12 to 0 with local players in the lineup. A solar eclipse drew crowds. gun club shoot at the fair ground saw E B W Joy and R G Hawkins place. Community notices include visits, a pumpkin pie social for the Ladies' Aid, and a fall court term starting October 27 with listed civil cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Iowa
Christian Church
Jerricho
Malcom Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mediapolis
Wapello Indians
Audries
Denver
Colorado
E. Winter
Washington, D. C
Republican
A. D. Rice
W. S. Freeland
Ainsworth
Louisa County Gun Club
Fairground
Muscatine
Wapello Boys
B. W. Joy
R. G. Hawkins
California
Northfield
Des Moines
D. C. Thomas
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Butler M. van Dyke
W. H. H. van Dyke
Fuller
Bolton
Cassabaum
Morris
Milligan
Town of Columbus Junction
Captain Winans Builds New Tow Boat Planet on Upper Mississippi
Captain Winans of Waukesha owner of the Neptune the Saturn the Pathfinder and the Satellite purchased the hull of the Alice Edna from St Louis and fitted a new hull at Dubuque last spring. He towed the hull to Lyons and will haul it on the ways to build a 120 by 117 foot tow boat for dropping logs from St Paul to Prescott next season. The work will finish this fall and the vessel may be named the Planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winans
Waukesha
Neptune
Saturn
Pathfinder
Satellite
St. Louis
Dubuque
Lyons
St. Paul
Prescott
Captain Winans
The Baggage Smasher's Wisdom
A Saratoga trunk slid from an express wagon onto car tracks near the post office but proved empty and caused little damage. An onlooker quipped a full trunk would have made a scene, while the baggageman said full trunks must be flung off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Expressmaan
Bagguage
New York Commercial Advertiser
Crank Eyotist Honor Society Quote by John Eliot
A quotation from John Eliot in Lippincott's defines terms with concise opposites and social blame. It presents Crank for opposing views Eyotist for self regard Honor as talk to dodge duties and Society as the blamed cause of failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crank
John Eliot
Lippincott’s
Norman Blood Purity Diagnosis Quip
Mrs Bondelipper asks the doctor what is the matter with her. The doctor quips that her blood may not be pure and offers a purifying treatment. She retorts she belongs to a good old Norman family, in London Tit-Bits style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bondelipper
London
Typo Complaint Highlights Dinner Track in Chicago News
A witty exchange from the Chicago News shows a wife asking about the dinner while the husband jokes about typographical errors in her cookbook. The quip captures domestic humor and newspaper style reverberating through the evening.
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Chicago News
You Cant Marry My Daughter Says He Is Engaged
A witty exchange attributed to the New York Herald recalls a would be suitor declaring intent while the father reveals the daughter is already spoken for linking the pair through a telephone call.
Jinks and Jenks Roast Shop Talk in Kansas City
The Kansas City Independent notes a wit-filled exchange about buying habits. Jinks quips most purchases go to the buyer while Jenks adds coal goes to the cellar.
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Jenks
Kansas City
Whitakers Mourn Death of Mrs Charles R Clark
Mr and Mrs Bryan Whitaker report the death of their cousin Mrs Charles R Clark of Montezuma Iowa formerly Adelaide E Townsley of Davenport. The Whitakers depart for Montezuma this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Bryan Whitaker
Charles R. Clark
Montezuma
Iowa
Adelaide E. Townsley
Whitaker
Busy photographer Alex Grossheim helps clients today
Alex Grossheim is a busy photographer receiving visitors seeking portrait pictures. The scene shows a steady stream of customers in his studio, highlighting his role as a local image maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Grossheim
Osteopathy Promises Cure When Other Means Fail
Dr Charles E Crow operates an Osteopathic Infirmary at 320 East 2nd Street Muscatine Iowa offering free consultations. The ad asserts Osteopathy cures when other methods fail and appeals to those seeking relief from chronic conditions and spinal issues. Correspondence from the country is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Crow
Still College of Osteopathy
East 2nd _ street
Muscatine
Iowa
Dr. C. E. Crow at 320 East Second Street
Local notice lists Dr. C. E. Crow with a street address at 320 East Second Street. No additional details accompany the entry.
Lemaitre and the Judas Question in an Old Stage Tale
A tale from The Figaro recalls Frederic Lemaitre thwarting a stranger who offered wealth to wreck a play by D Ennery and Marc Fournier, asking how much to be ill. Lemaitre retorted with thirty pieces of silver, a moment he could never reproduce, per an aging actor. The piece then shifts to the water clock, tracing its ancient origins in China around 2636 B C and its later Western adaptations with clepsydras and ornate floats.
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the Figaro
Frederic Lemaitre
D’ennery
Marc Fournier
Lemaitre
Judas
Hwang Ti
Western Asia
Genil
Do Not Sleep on Your Left Side
A physician notes many people sleep on the left side causing morning bad taste due to gastric digestion issues. He advises sleeping on the right side or back, especially after meals, as the stomach drains to the right and left-side sleep strains the heart and lungs. He calls it largely a habit and urges adoption for better rest.
Silver Grill Chop House Night Lunch With Music
Visit the Silver Grill Chop House tonight for lunch and enjoy live music. The casual venue promises good food and a relaxed, entertaining atmosphere for diners seeking a melodic dining experience.
Fresh oysters bulk listing at the Silver Grill Chop House
Readable notice shows fresh oysters offered in bulk at the Silver Grill Chop House. The listing highlights availability for customers seeking large quantities, with no further event details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grill
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Daily Journal
F. X. Schaefer
Jock
Reliance Loan Co
Joe Kranz
West 2d Street
Bond
R. A. Holmes
Journal Building
Thiesen
Chicago Tribune
Chugwater
Muscatine County
Louisa County
Washington County
Cedar County
Fred. S. Pentzer
West Second Street
Iawa
Walter R. McCormac
Mary E. McCormac
H. E. MecCormac
W. R. McCormac
Michael Blankenhorn
Alford
Lenox
D. W. Manhardt
Herman Gast
Joseph Ramse
T. S. Hewitt
Co. J. Ives
S. McChesney
Joseph S. Ramse
Rkobert L. Hew
Ioc
China
Itt
Lydia George
Elijah Osborne
Paisley
Mehaffy
Rossiter
Talbot
Campbell
Iowa Central Railway Company
Pierce
McClurkin
Morrison
Amer
J. B. Wilson
the Tribune Co
McCall
Bratton
Swan
Iowa Central Railway Co
New York Herald
C. E. Crow
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
LZ Maitre
Rine
Swan's
Big Chief
E. Reinemund
West Second St
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