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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1900
Page
7
City subscribers are urged to report irregular or late deliveries to the business office. Each copy should arrive before 6 30 pm, and complaints should be made promptly if delivery is late. Subscribers should provide secure weather resistant delivery locations.
The Journal guarantees same day ad changes when copy is in the office by 9 a 1. The Journal is sold daily at R. A. Holmes E. E. Davidson and Co. W. Hodges' Bowl stand. All customers can be supplied.
The column lists residents traveling to and from Muscatine including Dr. Tiliie to Wilton Mrs Kendig to Des Moines Mrs MacMahon to Wilton and others. It notes shop ads for Battey Jewelers Welch Knapp and Monark Oil and a real estate loan office. Also mentions Burdock Blood Bitters for constipation and chrysanthemum show at Joe Kranz's greenhouse. Rev Herr travels to Davenport for church meetings.
A Ludwig piano with a charming tone is found in the shop window of Schmidt Bros, showcasing the instrument’s refined sound and craftsmanship. The listing highlights features and invites prospective buyers to inspect the piano in person.
A three story business building is advertised for sale by Titus and Jackson. The listing notes location on Second Street and indicates the property is available through the firm of Thad A.
About one hundred listeners gathered at McCloud's school house Lake township to hear Jacob Hauck of Omaha speak in German. It followed an English address by Horace H Herr City Editor and covered the money question tariff imperialism militarism and the congressional scene in the district.
The notice invites players to try the latest man dolins and guitars at Thompson's Book Store.
Hon Wm L Roach spoke to a large Montpelier audience praising the meeting as the most successful in the district. Forest White's glee club provided music and drew roaring laughter with songs about political leaders as Roach attacked Vollmer on the silver question and other records.
Mr Waterman of this city arrived in North Prairie last evening for a visit but date confusion kept most residents unaware. About twenty two people attended a small love feast. Park Avenue M E church planning sermons each Sunday with Rev Howe.
Mrs Frank Bishop and Bertie travel to Iowa City for operation on revived burn wounds and crooked arm. Four years after a skin graft helped healing, a new injury reopened the wound and the doctors plan to straighten and heal the arm during the procedure. Mrs Bishop will stay with cousin Fon King when apart from her son.
A collection of kitchen directions covers ripe tomato preserves, Devil's Food Cake, Chicken and Tongue rolls, Fruit Puddings, and Grape Catsup. Instructions include ingredients like onions, spices, gelatine, various fruits, and a cider vinegar mix.
Mrs. Williams has lived for more than fifty years. We called on her son, and his accomplished wife, and do not wonder that the old lady is proud of them. Mr. Williams is carrying on a large manufacturing business in Chicago.
All Iowa’s football team prepares for a Chicago University game at Marshall Field next Saturday. Reports from Iowa City hint a tougher test than expected as key players suffer injuries and fumbles plague practice. Coach Stagg of the Maroons mirrors concern but aims to ready his squad for the Hawkeye challenge.
The Rock Island Route announces settler ticket rates to Montana Idaho Washington Oregon and British Columbia west of Helena Butte Kalispell and Pocatello. Second class fares on sale Nov 6 13 20 27 1900. One way 28.00 round trip 45.00 valid 30 days. Stopovers allowed within specified west territory. Inquiries at passenger depot. C M Gould C R L P
The Cedar Rapids Republican reports that Mr. Bryan is so occupied with speaking that he lacks time to consider plans or policies.
In Sioux City on October 31 a district court dismissed indictments against W A Condron and John Condron for assault with intent to murder after they beat W E Kelley by mistake over a board bill. Kelley survived after a skull fracture and the defendants apologized. the county attorney dropped the case.
In Mattoon Illinois on October 31 a mob disturbed Brocton on the main street after a running horse race for $1000 a side. Marshal Joseph Nugent was shot in the foot and badly gashed while trying to restore order as a posse rescued him.
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