Local notices and travel reports fill Muscatine pages
Multiple short items report residents and visitors in Muscatine on trains and in city spots. Names include Dr Frank Hubbard Columbus Junction and Mrs Henry Dolsen, Miss Bessie Jarvis, Maud Nolan Columbus Junction, F L Belknap Western Union, J A Snyder, Alvah Fenster Grandview, and D W Jackson. Encompasses travel, social calls, and local business updates plus a cold storage refrigerator feature and health ads.
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Frank Hubbard
Columbus Junction
Cummins Talks on the Issues in Muscatine Rally
Governor Albert B. Cummins and Hon. William M. Chamberlain spoke to a large Muscatine crowd at the Grand Opera House. Chamberlain criticized Democrats while Cummins defended Republican policies on trusts, the Panama Canal, the labor question, and national unity, emphasizing past Republican achievements. The event featured Mayor Robert S. McNutt as host, several musical interludes, and a lengthy address despite Cummins voice issues.
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Grand Opera House
Albert B. Cummins
Wm. M. Chamberlain
Davenport
Muscatine
Robert S. McNutt
Chamberlain
William M. Chamberlain
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Judge Wade
Congress
William Hoffman
Cummins
Panama Canal
Dr Fenner Kidney and Backache Cure Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Dr Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure as a universal kidney health remedy. It claims to filter uric acid and tissue waste, cure backache and a range of diseases, and features testimonials from physicians and druggists. It lists two bottle sizes, 30 cents and one dollar, and notes availability at Havercamp's Prescription drug store with free information upon request.
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Fenner
U. S. Navy
N. Y
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
Voter registration deadline and service ad
Saturday is the last day to register and vote. Re register if you did not vote last fall or spring or if you have changed wards since voting. Do not fail to register or you lose your vote. Also visit the New Panitorium Luellen Bros for cleaning pressing and shoe shining at 222 Fast Second Street next to Grand hotel.
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Luellen Bros
Fast Second Street
Grand Hotel
Wilton Notes Include Travel Visit And Local Events
Wilton Iowa notes report Mr and Mrs J F Stevens returning from Columbus City after a visit with their son Harry A Maurer party spent time in Durant. Sr Wise joined N M Lowe in Marshalltown with Lowe staying at the Soldiers Home. Mrs Scovil of Albert Lea Minnesota visits Wilton. Robert Nellis of Dexter visits his aged father. John Weih of West Liberty calls on Wilton friends. About twenty five ladies visited Mrs Louis Kiser for a pleasant afternoon. Roy Huey of Mexico visits relatives. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Farner visit Will Miller in Clinton. Mrs Cooper dies in Des Moines and burial occurs in Wilton. Attendees at Rev Payne reception include Mrs Filla Curtis and Methodist church members. Dora Sullivan visits Muscatine. Homer Weatherly returns from Davenport after being hurt. Edna Bannick and Edward Bischoff announcement for next Wednesday.
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Wilton
Iowa
J. F. Stevens
Columbus City
Harry
Maurer
Durant
Sr. Wise
N. M. Lowe
Marshalltown
Mr. Lowe
John Weih
West Liberty
Louis Kiser
Roy Huey
Mexico
Rudolph Farner
Will Miller
Clinton
Cooper
Alfred
Des Moines
McIntyre
Mollie
Muscatine
Stevens
Charley McIntyre
Davenport
Will McIntyre
Rock Island
Edward Bischoff
Snow Falls in New York as First Oct. Flakes Melt Fast
New York reports the season's first October snowfall in seventeen years. Light flakes appeared yesterday across New York City areas including Harlem and Brooklyn and neighboring Jersey sections, but quickly melted. Temperature hovered near freezing as observers noted real flakes despite the brief occurrence.
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New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
Jersey
Cook Musser & Co State Bank and Trust Co
Banking and exchange business at corner Iowa avenue and Second Street in Muscatine Iowa operated by Cook Musser and Company.
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Cook, Musser & CO
State Bank and Trust Co. Banking and Exchange
Iowa Avenue
Second St
Muscatine, la
Muscatine Savings Bank Notice
Officers listed include J. Carckaddan as President J B Dougherty as Vice President and Chas Page as Cashier Capital shown as 89 90000 Four per cent interest paid on deposits Real estate loans offered at low rates and favorable terms located at Firet National Bank Building
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Hershey State Bank
P. W. Francis
Henry Jayne
L. G. Burnett
Muscatine
Iowa
Sara Hershey Eddy
Mira Hershey
Muscatine Savings Bank
J. Carckaddan
J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Page
Firet National Bank
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Uneeda
Ove
Stone
Kiet
Stone School of Scientific Physical Culture
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Ill
Limour
Evars de
S. G. Stein
Pine Street
P. M. Muller
Third Street
P. Day
East Second Street
F. Giesenhaus
Qaily Journal
W E. Battey
West Second Street
NicBride & Cope
John A Robbins
UTE and
everDin Insurance Pawn Room
Monarch
Thomas
Henry Dolsen
J. E. van Camp
Bessie Jarvis
Muscatine County
Kemble’s
Maud Nolan
F. L. Belknap
Western Union
B. Stone
Portland
Oregon
Ida McBride
Washington, D. C
J. W. Eells
J. B. Johnson
W. J. Burk
Homer Burk
Manchester
Annis Smalley
Walnut Street
Wm. Drury
D. McCurdy
Journal Reporter
The
Journal
Alvah Fenster
Grandview
John McChesney
Wapello
Reuben Hyatt
Kalona
Frank Kolosik
North English
J. A. Snyder
Phil J. Mackey
Colfax
Dr. Wood
Col
D. W. Jackson
Iowa City
E. M. Kessinger
Los Angeles
Cal
Dean
Fred Lewis
David Herwig
W. L. Berry
J. F. Devitt
Charles Mosqua
Guished
Lincoln
Grant
Appomattox
Republic
Philippines
Europe
David B. Hill
Havercamp’s
Studious Girls
Mrs. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Anna Oeftering
Lydia Re. Pinkham
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Alphonse Society
Dean Mus
Prinxnam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Anna OgFrTerine
Seminary Place
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Maser Clark
Starkey, N.Y
National City Bank of Lyon
Idin E
Mrs. Scovil
Albert Lea, Minn
C. Schomberg
Robert Nellis
Dexter, Ia
Evening Journal
First National Bank
Ss. G. Stein
Cr. V. Jackson
M. Hughes
G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
Chas. Page J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
Ss. M. Hughes
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