Davenport Seeks to Enforce State Laws Amid Militia Stand
Iowa newspapers condemn Davenport for defying the mulch law and hosting a prize fight under guard. Governors actions and militia protection spark outrage across Des Moines and Muscatine as state and city clash over who enforces Iowa law.
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Scott
Scott County
Iowa
Davenport
Lowa
Iowa National Guard
Des Moines
Eaylog
Dea Moines Register and Leader
Des Moines Tribune
Kulp
Bastiie
Bin
Dee Moines News
Rockwellity
Muscatine Journal
Commonwealth of Iowa
United States
Bazaar at Armory Draws City Church Volunteers
The ladies of St. Mary's Catholic church host a multi booth bazaar in the Armory hall this week. Candy and vegetable booths entice shoppers while fancy work offers quilts and pillows. The Fish Pond amuses visitors as the Refreshment booth serves sandwiches and hot coffee. The event runs each evening with oysters and ice cream for patrons.
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St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Armory Hall
Marshall
Elected Officers Named for Local Carriers Branch 726
The National Association of Letter Carriers Local 726 held a meeting at the city post office rest room Tuesday evening and elected officers for the year. President David A Rickets, Secretary J C Blackford, Treasurer Ralph W Gilmer, Sergeant-at-arms Joho Cochran, Chaplain Arthur F Greef. Arrangements are underway for a banquet on January 3 when these officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers
David A Rickets
J. C. Blackford
Ralph W. Gilmer
Sargeant-at-arms
Joho
Cochran
Arthur F. Greef
Converts Shine at Muscatine Tabernacle Meeting
Attendance reached 3900 as 94 converts were announced last night at the Muscatine tabernacle. The A O U W lodge, about five to six hundred strong, filled the center and right sections while Mr Sunday praised the order and noted the absence of Supreme Master Workman Mr Narvis. The tabernacle was reported sold to Mr Burns for 1000 dollars. Friday features the sermon Amusements and a plan to bring Mel Trotter to speak.
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Taffy
Burnside
Mel Trotter
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tabernacle
H. O Rowlands
First Baptist Church of
Davenport
Mr. Sunday
Conesville
Milwaukee
Clark Found Guilty in Lown County Larceny Case
The State of Lown versus John Clarke ended with a jury verdict of guilty after deliberations that began yesterday afternoon. Clarke faced sentencing expected tomorrow morning, while related cases in the docket included the Iowa cases of Maxwell and Rogers dealing with false pretenses and alleged cheating.
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Clark
State of Iowa
Thomas Maxwell
C. C. Rogers
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Church Event Report
Rev Borgsoon returns home after two weeks away in Chetopa and Kaosaas. J W Cassel and Fairveld family shared Thanksgiving dinner. Gieo Stevenson and Mr and Mrs John Lynn hosted friends on the holiday marking their anniversary. James Gantz visited sister Mrs S P Anderson. Mrs Carl Nord from Ottumwa preached at M E church in Bor gzip absence. Stella Jacobs celebrated Thanksgiving with Castile family.
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Rev. Borgsoon
Chetopa
Kaosaas
John Lynn
James Gantz
S. P Anderson
Carl Nord
Ottumwa
M. E
Borgason
Center Township Social Notes and Illness Updates
Center Township reports Mr and Mrs Fowler visiting friends in Muscatine and attending Sunday meetings. Mrs Watters visits friends near Wellman. Wayne Krueger is seriously ill with pneumonia. Ehoer Carlson suffers from a carbuncle on his left hand. Henry Carlson returns to duties in Burlington after a home visit. Oral Watters returns to Iowa City after a pleasant visit at home.
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Mrs. Fowler
Muscatine
Wayne Krueger
Ehoer Carlson
Henry Carlson
Burlington
Oral Watters
Iowa City
It Pays to Advertise in the Daily Seisase Levee Ee
A short notice promotes advertising in the Daily Seisase Levee Ee with emphasis on local business outreach and reader reach. It urges merchants to place ads to gain visibility within the community newspaper.
Benefit for Library at Library Hall
An entertainment was held at Library hall Friday evening at 7:30 to raise funds for periodicals and magazines for the library. The program featured papers by Prof. Harry M. Gage, Miss Martha Eury, Hiram Heaton, W. B. Murray, and others with discussions led by local figures. Proceeds support Jefferson County poetry and library needs.
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Library Hall
Harry M. Gage
W. G. Ross
Martha Eury
W. F. Jones
Hiram Heaton
C J. Fulton
W. B. Murray
Katherine Tap
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The readable fragments indicate a cryptic numeric sequence with units and prices. No coherent event or named entities are established. The text appears as fragmented OCR. This item lacks clear people places organizations or dates.
For Rent Three Furnished Rooms Hand Laundry Inquiry
Three furnished rooms available for rent. Enquiries to Hand Laundry, 12. Contact in person for details and pricing.
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Fairfield Weekly Journal
the Journal Printing Company
Dean Taylor
A. W. Taylor
Orrick
South Court Street
E Office
Fairfield
Lis
MAIL
Armory
St. Mary’s
Auseatine
A. O. U. W. Lodge
NEW Sweden
J. W. Cassel
Family of
Fairveld
Gieo, Stevenson
Mise Stella Jacobs
Castile
Center Township
Mrs. Watters
Wellman
seiSase Levee
Jefferson County
BOC
California
Grocere
People's
Main Street
Jim Delp
Duroe Jersey
Farren
Elmer Hollander
N. Sixth Street
C A McElderry
Harris’ Clothing Store
Los Angeles
San Francisco
el Paso
Colorado
H. A. Mohler
Rock Island Lines
Fairfield, Iowa
Glass Bros
Grocers
S.E. Cor
Fairfield Gas
Shade 21
Frank Jl. Wells
LS. Bradshaw & CO
Mount Vernon
Forks
T. E. McLean’s
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