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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1906

Page

5

Bullet Crashes Through Window on Hershey Avenue

A bullet from a 32 caliber revolver crashed through a second story window at Louis Rosenmund’s home on Hershey Avenue in South Muscatine. The shot narrowly missed an occupant and lodged in the stairs. Whether accidental or intentional remains unresolved, with police investigating.

South End Louis Rosenmund Hershey Avenue Rosenmund Hill South Muscatine Claude Miller Philip Street Morning Sun George McClellan Cedar Rapids George Scott Albia Grandview Avenue Ed. Owens Oakville Oakley Sarah A. Figg Park Place William Meerdink Rock Island Ida Mabel Appel Harry King Washington Muscatine J. W. Mackley Ohio Street

South Muscatine Firemen Anticipate Labor Day Hose Races

South Muscatine firemen prepare for Labor Day races after weeks of practice. Roach and Musser seek repeat win from July 4th as final practices crowd in. Local news notes cable work, rail yard activity, illnesses, and residents visiting relatives in the south end.

South Muscatine South End Roach Musser

Muscatine Gun Club Sets First Shoot of Season

On the second Thursday in September the Muscatine Gun club will hold its first shoot of the season on the old rolling mill site. Members unable to attend summer matches have caused postponement, with shoots every other Thursday. Adam Von Dresky notes members want to resume the sport, and an exhibition by Tom Marshall may be arranged later in the fall.

Muscatine Adam von Dresky Tom Marshall Keithsburg Marshall

Half Rates to Des Moines for Iowa State Fair

Iowa Central offers excursion tickets to Des Moines Iowa for the state fair August 24 to 31 1996 at a single round trip fare. Return is limited to September 1 1906. For rates and train times contact agents.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Central

Parade Lineup Time For Labor Day Fest Prompt

The Labor day committee asks all parade participants to meet in line at 9 45 sharp for a 10 o'clock parade start. Participants with automobiles floats and rigs are urged to be punctual to avoid spectator delays and to compete for prizes offered for decorated entries.

Tey

Boats In Tomorrow Land Davenport Excursion Plans

The Diamond Joe Liner Sidney will land tomorrow morning at 8 o clock. The St Paul will not arrive until Monday morning. The Helen Blair will make two Davenport trips from here or later leaving at 6 30 am and about 3 pm. Many Davenport residents plan to ride that day and many are expected from there. The W W will bring an excursion down from Davenport on September ninth.

Sidney St. Paul Helen Blair Davenport W. W

Jewelry store opening in Muscatine a model of elegance

The H. F. Barnard Jewelry Company opens a new Muscatine store at 213 East Second Street with an open house. The remodeled building features mahogany fixtures, large show windows, a fireproof vault, and an ornate interior. An evening orchestra, palms, and floral souvenirs accompany the celebration as crowds acclaim the long running firm.

H. F. Barnard Jewelry Company Muscatine East Second Street Barnard’s Barnard

Man Sues Rock Island After Buffalo Accident

Charles Thompson sues Rock Island for 5000 damages, claiming an engine struck him from the rear on June 30, 1906, near the Buffalo depot while he cut grass. He, a Buffalo section hand, was left partially paralyzed and unconscious, with alleged negligence for not warning with a bell or whistle.

Rock Island Buffalo Iowa Charles Thompson Salinger, Scott & Theophilus Thompson

Earthquakes Felt Across Berlin Area This Morning

Four distinct shocks were reported in Ems Prussia and nearby areas this morning. The tremors were felt in Berlin and surrounding locales, with officials confirming multiple quake events.

Berlin Ems Prussia

Gladwin People Attend Washington Chautauqua Outing

Gladwin Ia September reports many residents daily attending the Washington chautauqua. Visitors include Mrs Will Dennis and daughter Jennie visiting relatives in Illinois. Others from Muscatine Arkansas Lenox Grinnell Ainsworth Cotter and Columbus Junction are noted in the social roundup.

Will Boyd Washington Will Luckie Grinnell Joe Luckie Maud Parsons Columbus Junction Cc. E. Kauffman Sarah Carson Carle Hancher Ainsworth Gladwin Chas. Hendrickson Cotter George Hendrickson

Independents on Move Gilbert Gilchrist to Pitch Today

Muscatine Independents resume play at the fair grounds park against Gilchrist NL with Largen pitching this afternoon and McKee debuting tomorrow. McKee was loaned by Rock Island to Grimes through next year, touted as a top minor leaguer.

Muscatine Independents Gilchrist Fair Grounds Park Illinois Largen McKee Grimes Muscatine Rock Island Three Rock Island Sexton Islanders

Captain Complains Of The Low Water On River Run

The present low stage of water worries steamboat men near Muscatine and upriver. The Diamond Jo liner Dubuque arrived five hours late from St. Louis. Captain Burke cites very low water forcing slow night runs and possible end to trips between St. Louis and Davenport. He notes decreasing passenger numbers and fading vacation traffic as the season ends. The Dubuque has been punctual all season but this trip ran long overdue. no accidents reported.

Muscatine Dubuque St. Louis Burke Davenport

Evangelist to Stage Street Meetings in City

An evangelist and his wife arrive by skiff from St Paul to St Louis and plan street meetings Saturday night and Sunday with talks at 3 pm and again Sunday evening at the corner of Sycamore and Second streets. He cites a ten year career recounting experiences and warns of crime, homelessness, and rising vices, urging simple scriptural living to save America from moral decline.

A. S. Orne St. Paul St. Louis Sycamore Second Streets United States Canada America Rairl

How to Avoid Appendicitis

Advertisement notes that appendicitis often follows chronic constipation and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a remedy. It claims the syrup stimulates the liver and bowels, restores natural bowel action, and is mild with no nausea or griping. Substitutes are discouraged. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store is referenced.

Orino Havercamp

Rural Telephone Owners Submit Valuation Reports to County Auditor

Reports flow into the county auditor from rural telephone line owners in response to a prior letter. Daily, seven or eight reports arrive, many due to fines for late submission.

May Be Fatal Accident Involving Iowa City Man

Hon. George W. Koontz receives word that his cousin William Workman may die from a gunshot wound in Washington Pennsylvania during a camp meeting. A disturbance caused a stray bullet to hit his tent, leaving him critically injured.

Iowa City Washington, Pa George W. Koontz William Workman Mr. Koontz

Supreme Court Rules Dr Kings New Discovery Wins

The Supreme Court, the People, has decided that Dr Kings New Discovery wins against Coughs and Colds. The notice lists prices 50e and $1.00 and cites Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the related business.

Supreme Court The People Dr. King Havercamp

Fall term notices and local arrivals in Columbus Junction

A number of country schools began fall terms with more to start next week or after the fair. Local teachers named include Grace Butler, Mary Moore, Olive Marston, Nellie Moore, Sibyl Schabillion, Bessie Moore, Ida Chown, Chas. Cassabaum, Bert Lewis, Will Whicher, and several others from nearby communities. Various residents and visitors, such as J. J. Duncan of Iowa City and Miss Mae Stapp from Longmont, Colo., were noted arriving or departing, with several trips to Letts, Muscatine, Washington, and Des Moines mentioned alongside fair attendance.

Columbus Junction Grace Butler Pleasant View Mary Moore Old Clifton Olive Marston Dutch Ridge Ola Worthman Boston Nellie Moore Tennessee Sibyl Schabillion Elm Grove Bessie Moore Lincoln Ida Chown Oakland Chas. Cassabaum Lone Oak Bert Lewis Shirt Creek Will Whicher Joseph Jones Young America Jay Robertson Sandy Grove Elmore Edmondson Indian Creek Harry Dawson Washington Glenn McCullough Chown Fred Kuttcomp Shellbark J. J. Duncan Iowa City Mediapolis S. S. Orris Gladys Kate Hagan Thos. Robertson William Jos Tedford Lenox Iowa Eli Webster Morning Sun Walter Des Moines Irene Freeman A. L. Armstrong Washington County Ben Nichols Vera Sheridan Muscatine Coomie Hall

Columbus Junction fair draws near with events and visits

Town activities fill the week from Sept 4 to 7 with fairs and services. Franks and students travel between Philadelphia and Des Moines while locals attend picnics and weddings. church events include communion sets, cement walks, and union services led by Rev Minear and Rev Kendrick as the conference year closes.

David Rawhouse Washington Mary Letts Kansas City Will Boyd Presbyterian Parsonage Methodist Church J. C. Kendrick Minear Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church

Chicago Market Prices Report for Wheat Corn and More

Wheat No 2 red 712% 72c No 3 red 71 71%c No 2 hard 70% 71 %c No 3 hard 70 70%c Dec opened 73% 74c high 76c low 73%c close 73% T4c Corn No 2 48% 48%c No 3 4814 48%c No 2 white 51c No 3 white 49%c No 2 yellow 49%4c No 3 yellow 4914 49%c Dec opened 4314%4 43%c high 43%ec low 4314c close 43%c Oats No 2 30 301,c No 3 29%c No 2 white 32 3214c No 3 white 2914 31c Dec opened 307% 30%c high 31% 315%c low 230%c close 31% 31%c Park Sept 16.90 16.92 Jan 13.50c Lard Sept 8.77 8.80 Jan 7.97 Ribs Sept 8.80 Jan 7.25 Barney-Cash 37 52c Timothy Sept 4.0&

Chicago Associated Press C. Park Barney Timothy H. J. Frenzel Mem- Postber National Board of Trade May Park

Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Sept 1

Cattle receipts 400, steady. Beeves 3.85 to 6.80, stockers 2.30 to 4.25, cows 1.35 to 5.20. Hogs receipts 8,000, five higher. Mixed and butchers 5.90 to 6.47, good heavy 5.95 to 6.40, rough heavy 5.45 to 5.75, light 5.95 to 6.50, bulk 5.95 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 2,000, strong 5.15 to 6.25, lambs 4.50 to 7.75. Barley and rye prices listed with Sept. figures.

Chicago Poultry Market Report Sept 1

Live poultry firm values list turkeys at 13 cents per pound chickens at 11 to 14 cents per pound springs at 12 cents per pound in Chicago market notes.

Chicago

Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report

Chicago market notes steady prices for butter and eggs on September 1. Creameries offered 19 2314 cents per pound for butter, dairies 17 204 cents, and eggs at 12 116 cents per dozen.

Chicago

New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices

New York Produce Market reports on September 1 Wheat for December at 15 cents and Corn at 52 1/4 cents.

New York

New York Butter and Egg Market Report

New York market notes butter firm and unchanged and eggs steady with no price change.

New York

New York Poultry Market Prices

New York market report shows alive poultry quiet with springs at 14 14 cents and fowls 14 cents. Dressed poultry steady with spring chickens 13 to 15 cents, fowls 10 to 14 cents, and turkeys 13 to 14 cents.

New York

Wheat and corn futures steady at St. Louis market

The St. Louis produce market reports Sept 1 with wheat cash at 72 1 2 cents, Dec 71 3 4. corn cash 47 cents, Dec 41 5/6. oats cash 31 cents, Dec 32 cents. Market notes firmness in oats and corn.

St. Louis

Bank Statement Shows Sharp Declines in Loans and Deposits

New York on September 1 reports a bank statement with loans down 7.393 million, deposits down 11.795 million, reserve down 4.569 million, surplus down 1.421 million, and ex-US deposits down 1.45 million.

New York U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Louis Rosen Iowa Telephone Company Main Clinton Streets Smalley Avenue Bessie McCoy Sampson Street Bert Beadle Fort Madison Samuel Gutherie Fruitland Oregon Street Delia Appel Marguerite Ashton Frank Plessy Child Antone Weimer Grandview Howard Butler Muscatine Gun Club Muscatine Savings Bank H. F. Barnard Company Germany Gilchrist, N Morbus Wakefield F. A. Lewis Bard Cliff Ron George Frenzel Wilton Junction A. O. Bahrns Dc. T. Rhoades Wapello F. M. Colton Frank Coffin Des Jewelry J. L. Pentzer Muscatine Optical Co
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