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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
8
The town hosts a Republican gathering at K P Hall and a grand union meeting tonight. Tomorrow the high school field day at the fair grounds features a 3 30 start and an athletic contest with 10 cent admission. Readers are invited to attend and participate.
Multiple vendors advertise goods from feed hay and dress garments to furniture and loans. Phil Mackey departs for Chicago on business. Republicans urged to attend a K P hall event with White’s Mandolin Club and speeches. River rise hits seven feet five inches signaling high water for the season. bargain stores touts prices on granite tinware and a loan company promotes flexible terms.
Exports of agricultural products rose from 1.806 billion to 2.475 billion over three years under the Dingley law, up 33 percent. Mine products grew from 20 million to 38.999 million, while forest products climbed to 52.309 million in 1900. Overall exports averaged over 100 million per month under Dingley, versus 76 million under Wilson. Farm exports under Dingley exceeded Wilson by 670 million, with domestic sales rising more than twice as much as exports. The Agriculture Department estimates 1900 farm values exceed 1896 by over 1.009 billion.
The note states Roosevelt captured the high school honor while the M. H. S. boys will compete at the fair grounds tomorrow.
The piece accuses William Jennings Bryan of backing the disreputable wing of the Democratic Party in multiple states. It claims he backed Goebel in Kentucky against reformist Brown, recognized Montana’s doodle Clark faction, made an alliance for campaign funds, and endorsed Tammany’s Croker in New York against Hill, describing it as cash over principles and a humiliation of Democrats.
George Lambert denounces Bryan in rhymed verse praising McKinley. The Illinois Industrial Republican League poet laureate claims McKinley’s predictions have proven true and voters should favor the president over Bryan.
Townsend's studio is described as a premier leader among local artists. The note highlights the bustling street scene in front of his door where artists mingle with students and bachelor patrons, underscoring Townsend's prominence in the photography circle.
Passengers from the West with tickets to New York or Philadelphia on the Lehigh Valley Railroad may stop over at Niagara Falls without any extra charge.
A Daylight Ride Buffalo to New York via the Lehigh Valley Railroad offers a most pleasant journey with every comfort provided.
Fire broke out this morning in the barn of John Van Zyl who lives on Newell Avenue. Because the blaze occurred outside the fire district the city department did not respond. A bucket brigade formed but failed as pumps could not keep up, and the barn burned to the ground.
Miss Slater and Ceeder invite the ladies to their fall opening on September 27 28 and 29 at 104 East Second Street successors to Alice Anson and Co. Join the crowd at the fair grounds tomorrow afternoon with 10c admission. Races at the Fair Grounds tomorrow afternoon. Also Geo B Jackson shows new outings and H B Hahn and wife traveled to Wilton.
A vintage medical advertisement warns that pimples signal bad blood and disease. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure all, promising to purify blood and cure diseases caused by foul blood, including skin eruptions and rheumatic symptoms.
An advertisement claims constant headaches nervousness sleepless nights and morning fatigue stem from poor blood flow. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood enricher and Hood's Pills to cure nausea and indigestion, promising improved strength appetite and restful sleep.
The Black Diamond Express leaves Buffalo at noon via the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Passengers can enjoy a la carte dining car service and luxurious parlor and day coaches aboard the journey to New York.
The notice promotes the Exposition Express with luxurious sleeping cars on the Lehigh Valley Railroad leaving at 8:00 P M for Buffalo.
Has your case proven stubborn Consult Dr Coffman with 12 years experience and training at European colleges and Chicago Ophthalmic College His method claims permanent relief for headaches neuralgia cross eyes and blindness with prescription lenses and spectacles. calls for immediate consultation
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