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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
7
Mrs Mathilde Richter of Doniphan Nebraska lauds Pe r u n a and Man a lin for relief through change of life. She credits the remedies with restoring strength and well being, urging others to try them as Pelvic catarrh is described as a universal female bane in the notice.
Irregular or tardy delivery of The Journal should be promptly reported to the business office. Every copy should be delivered before 6 30 p m. Complaints about late delivery should be reported promptly. Subscribers should provide boxes or a designated place to leave the paper secure from weather or molestation.
Notice to advertisers that the Journal guarantees ad changes if copy is in by 9 A.M. on the day. The Journal is sold daily at R. A. Holmes E. F. Davidson and C. W. Hodges news stands and all customers can be supplied.
Local society notes report Mr Fowler will discuss Hypo crites at tomorrow evening event. Several residents such as Miss Eda Leach of Fairport and Mr and Mrs J J Johnston of Montezuma are mentioned returning from visits in the city. Hood SapSparlla is recommended as fever and pneumonia protection. Welch and Knopp advertise Chicago tailoring services with suits or overcoats priced from fourteen to twenty dollars.
In a boastful display the shop proclaims the largest stock of books in the city with shelves overflowing featuring the latest and best selections.
Arrangements for a mass meeting of Iowa colored men at Des Moines on November 1. Speakers include J Frank Wheaton of Minneapolis in the afternoon and Gorge Woodson of Muchakinock D M Anderson of Keokuk and Judge Straker of Detroit in the evening. Railroads offer reduced rates for the event, said to be the largest gathering of colored Republicans in Iowa.
A special auxiliary meeting is set for next Monday evening. A vote of thanks was given to Mrs Henry Jayne for the flowers donated to the recent reception. The Ladies Auxiliary Thursday afternoon decided to serve a hot roast beef dinner next Thursday October 25 at the Association rooms.
Coming attraction promises novelty in amusements with Rail Road Jack noted for being different from other farces and free of vulgarity. The company features Miss Madelon Caufman and others. Monday Oct 22 at Stein's Opera House. Reserved seats 50c.
For sale two iron settees and two iron chairs suitable for lawns inquire at this office.
Report of a political meeting at Stein's Hall where Mr. Sample spoke to a dwindling crowd after initial attention to Mr. Vollmer. Attendees noted confusion over Sample and Vollmer positions on labor questions as audience members departed before the end of the remarks. Paudiet's Band performed a strong street concert boosting local morale.
The meat is greatly prized and a banquet is not complete without Belgian hare meat. A Belgian hare farm near Ottumwa is owned by E. E. Philpott and managed by Rev. A. B. Smith who can provide full information to any interested party.
A reader recalls an earlier claim that Belgian hares are a pest and inferior as food. The writer investigated the topic and argues the UK breeding of Belgian hares for over eighty years proves they are valuable and not a transient craze.
Hon C A Carpenter and F M Mossberry of Columbus Junction will speak on political issues in Grandview Saturday evening the 27th. Mrs Holliday and daughter Mrs Greenup of Industry Ill are visiting. Thirty attended Palmer rally at Letts. Local interest turns to incorporation. Several townsfolk travel for business and visits. Miss Bessie Higley remains ill.
A woman recounts long suffering indigestion cured by Grape-Nuts. She gained weight, regained vitality, and credits the cereal with improving her infant’s health and development after two months on the softened form. She asserts lasting well being and mental brightness.
Mrs Mason and Laura visit Petersville as Mercer County Christian Endeavor Union meets. Lonnie Retherford reports a well attended stock safe. Cattle and horses priced. potatoes bought near Edgington. drought and bugs shrink local corn. Epworth Chapel leader Joe Stevens visits Wor den Endeavor. Muscatine fruit agent Louk explores Davenport nursery interests. Prof. Richards visits Mason home. New Boston Seastone calls on Mrs Mason. Corn husking progress notes crop short.
Transfers include Chas Butsler and others selling to Fred Garrison lots 27 and 28 in Lillibridge's addition Muscatine for 30000 dollars. Julia A Rosenmund and husband sell to Caroline Von Dresky lot ...
The Central Passenger Department of the Iowa Central publishes a pamphlet titled Clear Lake Iowa and the Oaks. It describes Clear Lake as a charming summer resort with cooling baths and the Oaks hotel. Engravings and views of the toboggan slide are included. Copies are available from railway agents or Geo. S. Batty, G P and T A Town Central Ry Marshalltown Iowa.
Uncle Charley Reed reached 82 with energy shown by garden work and house chores while preparing hardwood for winter. Mrs Reed is 83 and enjoying good health. Scott Lone turned 53 as friends surprised him with a lunch, songs, and warm neighborly farewell.
Prospective buyers are informed that no rates beat the Burlington Cedar Rapids Northern line for land along and near the line north of Abbott Shell Rock and Waverly. Tickets valid 21 days can be purchased on specified dates with one fare plus two dollars. Agents Sten & Brooks in Cedar Rapids offer land information and ticketing options. contact Jno G Farmer A G P T A B C R N Ry Cedar Rapids Iowa for rates and train times.
Readable segments point to notable farms in eastern Iowa and southwestern Iowa. The notice references agricultural listings and regional farming activities with local entities and locales implied.
State of Iowa notices William Kistermacher that loc 1 block 3 lot 18 block 35 in Stockton Muscatine County was sold at public tax sale on December 6 1407 to H Arnold who holds the Certificate of Purchase. Redemption expires ninety days from service date unless paid. Treasurer's deed will be executed thereafter.
The state of Iowa Muscatine County informs Louisa Lucas that lot 8 block 6 lot 2 block 6 and lot 10 block 64 in Muscatine were sold December 6 187 to H H Arnold for delinquent taxes. The holder of the certificate of purchase warns redemption ends in ninety days from service and a Treasurer's deed will be issued thereafter.
Public tax sale of lot 5 block 1% Stockton Muscatine County Iowa on December 6 1997 to H H Arnold. I hold the Certificate of Purchase and redemption expires ninety days from service date. c B
A public tax sale notice to Clara L. Catherwood states Lot 3 in Block 6 in Muscatine is delinquent. The lawful holder of the Certificate of Purchaser will proceed after ninety days from service to recover the amount due.
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