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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1916

Page

2

Evening Ceremony At St Marys Church

Miss Myrtle Koonixsqecker and Michael Flannery wed in a private St Marys Catholic ceremony with immediate family present. The bride wore a blue velvet suit trimmed with ermine and carried a rose bouquet. both families are prominent in the community and will reside at 903 Lime Street after November 10.

ST. MAY'S = CHURCH Myrtle Koonixsqecker Peter Koonlxe Bnecker Enat Sixth Street Michael Flannery Mira Flannery Musco! Unc'n Wall St. Mary's Cathotic Church John Grotwar Xeeper Uatternon Hinkel Winnery Hens Losten Bien C. Miller William Martone Ming Dost, Trorton J. J. Bouton East Second Street C.t Miller Mr. Dostan East Betond Streat

Darken Your Gray Hair with Q-Ban Hair Color Ad

An advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color promising to darken gray hair quickly to an even rich dark shade. It claims benefits include healthier, fuller hair with reduced dandruff and shedding. Sold at Morvan Drug Store in Muscatine with parcel post for out-of-town buyers.

I& Harm Maxko Alda Rustanton Morvan Drug Store Muscatine Parcel Post Advertisament

Bible Study Interest Grows at City Union Meetings

New York May WL reports strong attendance at a union meeting at First Methodist church last evening. J K McNell secretary and OC A and committee chair said the Gadblein allele conference in progress will be successful with nightly gatherings and swift results. Mrs Gnabluin spoke on The Incarnation and the Work of the Cross at ten o clock, drawing Sunday school superintendents, teachers, and others.

J. K. McNell Ah OC. A Aton Mont

Days of nourishment with Wheat Biscuit for growing children

An advertisement extols a breakfast of one or two Ready to serve Wheat Biscuit with milk. It claims the cereal builds muscle bone and brain through easily digested ingredients. The product is produced ready at Niagara Falls, N Y.

Niagara Falls, N

Plan Changes in Liability Laws for Muscatine Workers

Proposed changes to the workmen compensation act aim to raise minimum weekly pay from 3 to 6 dollars and maximum from 10 to 120 dollars, expand medical relief to four weeks, and add deputy commissioners. The plan also seeks more safeguards for lump sum settlements, extended disability provisions, and stronger enforcement for employers to insure.

Muscatine Munk

Aid Society Luncheon and Institute Meeting Planned

The Aid Society of the Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church will serve lunch on Thursday and hold a basket dinner Friday during a two day institute at the church. The program includes judging fruits and vegetables with an after dinner program. Dr. J B Rendall of First Presbyterian church will be principal speaker.

Foster Home Hatlowa Frank Tun Mada Laday Milliea Action’ Aid Society the Sweetland Methedtal Episcopal Church J. B. Rendall First Presbyterian Church Institute

Meredith Unfit To Lead Dry Forces Sparks Controversy

In a heated assembly, John B. Hammond attacks Democratic candidate Meredith alleging anti prohibition tactics and attempts to sway votes. He claims Meredith sent messages to both the prohibition convention and a Progressive candidate aiming to draw votes away from the liquor measure. Hammond accuses ministers of downplaying Meredith’s stance while noting alleged personal liquor use and nonteetotalism. A second report from Louisville notes Ed Do Barney and William James pitehar traded to Columbus for Pitehar Frank Davis in a separate aid-for-deal.

Marshalleawn Witc Progressiva Amerignn Offich John B. Hammond Des Moines Remiterance Mavedele Jin Towaang Hammond Meredith Meredth Hanemond Amisagrien Harding Amon Bln Alandor M. M W. la Marding Maredich Dirnggla Xujoon Jin Hf Thit Lo Thoy Nambora Miniatera Irom Righh

Troop dispositions hold through winter in south

Reported plans show Iowa regiments and the Brownsville garrison will stay in Texas through winter. Officers arrange tents stoves and lumber for comfort while many prefer to remain south rather than return home. Typhoid cases arise among troops as rain, mud, and slick roads hinder movement. mules remain key for transport.

Bows National Guard Slong Cho i Texas Iowa Enaton Severa Ware Nng Brownsville Itte Mott

Local delegates depart for state meeting in Muscatine

Muscatine sends six delegates to the state convention opening in Ottumwa yesterday and running through tomorrow. Delegates include Misa M. Opal Almmerman Charley Korn Leg v. Onbsach the Rev C L Young Councilman H D Horst and Supervisor A J Wood. They plan to attract the 1.7 convention to Muscatine and provided activists with cards tickets and literature highlighting Muscatine as a convention site.

ChartUex Ottumwn Misa M Opal Almmerman Charley Korn Leg v Onbsach C. L. Young H. D. Horst A. J. Wood State Association Muscatins Muscating

Father John’s Medicine Promises Strength for Families

A crowded testimonial from New York City households touts Father John’s Medicine as a reliable family remedy. Max Kelly says it keeps his family well and strong, praising its long history and alcohol free formula. Mrs. Kelly adds she and others have found it beneficial for years, noting it provides nourishment for those weak or run down.

John Max John Kelly New York City Lotgt St Father John Ian Ante

Three Hours Separate Deaths Of Man And Kin

A series of deaths reported Sunday includes F. Boko, a gardener, who died at 2806 Kantrant Street at home. His daughter Mrs Adolla Hines died at 1114 East Third, age 44, after a long illness.双 The double funeral will be held with services at the Hines residence and Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

F. Boko Kantrant Street Adolla Hines Boka Winca Jnne Boke Digenny Bedford Mrk. Dines Denise Pennnylvann Mr. Boke Vania Shelby Norman G. A. Re Tizadreth Boke Mra F D Balloy Charing Mielndaiph Frank Boke Atko Tenyer Aoven Ren Worman Baon Louis Tung Muscatine Ue Hines O'sloele Park Avenue Epicorpal Ablock L. A. Burdock Park Greenwood Cemetery

Big Crowd Expected at Tonight Republican Meeting

City Republicans plan an informal gathering at Red Man hall with no program set. A large turnout is anticipated after last Monday’s smoker drew a lively crowd and rallying support for the campaign. An even bigger crowd is expected tonight at the Armory.

Red Man Hall Deapita Jowadan Fenders Witt Divpenae Evenix Ft [Pn

Heavy Holiday Trade Expected Urges Requisitions

The department warns of exceptionally heavy Christmas mail, urging Novem ber requisitions for stamps, stationery, and supplies to meet demand. Postmaster Elcham receives guidance from Washington to stock ahead, with emphasis on avoiding burglary risk and ensuring prompt parcel delivery. Davenport football notes Davenport wins 61 to 0 over Peru.

J. W. Elcham Washeington Davenport Davenport Athletic Peru Badgers

Lost kidney relief ad promises cures with salts and lemon

A vintage advertisement touts potassium or saline “Salts” to flush kidneys, claim relief from aches, headaches, and bladder issues. It promotes four ounces of rad Latta, lemon juice, and mint with Mtinin as safe, inexpensive remedies. A local druggist supposedly has ample salts for readers seeking kidney health.

Iemon Alvo Folka

Quality Shoes at Low Prices Across All Styles

Advert reads of high value footwear with affordable rates and quick shoe repair services. Claim offers any type of shoe, emphasizes unbeatable prices and a promise to convince customers.

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