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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
7
City subscribers urged to report irregular or tardy delivery to the business office. Each copy should arrive before 6 30 p m. Complaints should be prompt if late. Subscribers asked to secure papers from weather or molestation by designating a delivery location or box.
The Journal guarantees ad changes if copy is in office by 9 a.m. daily. The Journal is sold at R. A. Holmes EF. E. Davidson and C. W. Hodges news stands. All customers can be supplied.
Local notes report Battey the jeweler and optician relocating to 120 West Second Street opposite the Tribune office. Other items include travel by residents to Wilton Cedar Rapids Waterloo Nichols Keswick and Oskaloosa, a Y M C A meeting, and several city visitors and departures.
Advertisement-style claim asserts dandruff and hair loss come from poor circulation and that Beggs Hair ReNewer restores circulation and nourishes the scalp so hair grows, even on bald heads.
Readers note prime farms in eastern and southwestern Iowa featured by Titus and Jackson. The listing emphasizes quality land parcels across multiple counties and profiles regional agricultural opportunities.
Dr Tyler returned from Marengo this morning and a string of residents set out for various destinations. Passengers include D Van Bosch to Nira and Lena Klein to Iowa City while Mrs Mary Haliatt headed to Keswick for a week's visit.
Muscatine registration boards announce four sessions on October 24 25 26 and November 3 1900 from 8 am to 9 pm to register qualified electors for the November 6 1900 election. A new registration is required to vote with no on day registration.
De Molay Commandery No. 1 conferred the Red Cross degree on W. H. McCoy Thos. Cherry J. F. Brown and C. W. Lundy. A banquet followed at the Hotel Grand with many guests and toasts while Muscatine Hive No. 13 of the Ladies of the Maccabees commemorated the death of sister Lady Reppert with resolutions and sympathy notices.
The Des Moines Capital reports a high stakes second district campaign as Henry Vollmer challenges the solid delegation. Republican and Democratic speakers flood precincts and declare the race the largest contest in state congressional history with both sides claiming the upper hand.
James Perry Conner, born January 29 1851 in Delaware county Indiana, rose from district attorney to judge in Iowa, and is a staunch Republican with a national profile. He served as circuit judge, district judge, and was a noted criminal lawyer and orator, famed for backing Leslie M. Shaw's gubernatorial bid.
A Greenfield Indiana mother recalls her two month old son’s brutal indigestion and weakness. After trying many foods, Grape Nuts water and later the food itself revived the child and led to a strong, growing baby. The account touts Grape-Nuts as scientifically made from wheat and barley pre digested into grape sugar.
Muscatine Hive of the Ladies of the Maccabees notes the passing of Emma O Reppert on October 7 1990. The obituary honors her life of devotion to God and ministry and marks her as a faithful member of the order.
Rev C H Kephart of Moravia visited this week. J H Letts traveled to Chicago and back. Mrs F L Brown has had typhoid for over five weeks. Elmer Shellabarger sale prices were satisfactory. Mrs B F Markle of Des Moines visits J R Letts this week. Thomas Meeker prepares Hanover street residence. U B church youths host conundrum social at Shellabarger's hall Oct 27. H N P Small plans art gallery for McGennis on Sherry street. Rough riders to Grandview Friday to hear Thos Hedge. some ladies to accompany. Funeral of Mrs Toland aged about 60 last week. service at Cedar.
Bethel held a burial with Rev. Brean conducting at Cedar Bethel cemetery. Mr and Mrs Joseph Wagner visit their daughter Mrs Smith and friends in Guthrie county. Jacob Shellabarger from Union Township visited his brother in the village this week. Peter Reisch, by perseverance in digging, secured enough gas to light and heat his West Vine street residence. Dr Thompson on Cherry street has enough from two shafts to provide light for his home.
Advertises Beggs German Salve as a fast cure for itching skin and eczema. Claims to heal chafing heat rash and other irritations in children, and also treats cuts burns scalds and piles. Urges mothers not to be without it.
Do You Know That there never was a larger stock of books of all kinds in this city than we are showing right now. Our shelves are full to overflowing with the latest and best. Thompson's Book Store.
A brief Chicago Record era note contrasts etiquette in hosting with the idea of calling others. It mentions two names John and William as examples of how to manage visits and preparation. The snippet reflects social norms around communication and hospitality.
The German population stands at 54,000,000 with annual growth about 700,000 to 800,000 people. This pattern suggests a steady rise in total inhabitants each year.
To all whom it may concern. The following druggists sell the famous T Rhaematic Cure: John J. Havercam, Theo Kuechman, Mclride Cope, J J Coady, Nesper Co. The most effective cure known for rheumatism in all stages.
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