Mystic Workers plan trip from Clinton to Delis outing
Davis Iowa notes July 17 listing the Mystic Workers of the World tran smm and quienie at Clinton on July 27 with 4.75 round trip, and an excursion to Delis on July 25 for 2 round trip fare. Local notices include church services, officers elected at State Line Lutheran, Fresh Air children, Sunday School convention at Prinity Lutheran, various town visits, and obituaries.
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Raiis
Mystic Workers of the World
Clinton
Thursay
Delis
A. E. Swenson
Asthonr Isaacson
Hanstine
Eddie Miller
Ridott
Vore Brothers
Sweeley
Bohies
Me. Smith
Chicago
C. B. Stabeck
Sires
B. Wilcox
Wis
J.kanimian
Miss. J. Walheiser
Peoria
George Kaufman
George Mitchell
John Markel
Frank
Amarillo
Texas
O. R. Stabeck
Durand Wriday
Miss Fowler
Boise City
Idaho
Glasser
Alfred Raymer
Mamie Tibee
J. Whitman
Wandie
Mamie Liebrock
Meinert Brobst
Annie Damm
A. Zimmerman
Katherine Downey
Jason Frankenberger
Daisie Downey
J. Bolender
Agnes Dambrowska
Jacob Gerhart
Liz
E Wilson
Rev
J. W. Michels
Willie Messas
Henry Hengelshoter
Louisa Kratzeke
Sam Rockey
Annie Kopity
Charlies Barker
Carrie Kopity
John Brobst
Annie Ward
Bruce Fisher
Annie Pauske
Sue Emerick
Tony Mikett
Henry Wagner
Marie Newberg
Wr. Lapp
Willi Morris
Mt. Carroll
Henry Iserman
Epplyanna
Geo. McHees
Jows
William Boyles
Charles Bennehol
Clinton City Mississippi River outing noted
A correspondent from Rock Grove reports a day of riverboat activity in Clinton City on the Mississippi with a special train from Davis at 1.45 am, round trip fare 1.756 dollars on July 27, plus social visits featuring Adium Stager of Ohio and Perry Sheckler, and local notices from Cedarville and surrounding towns about heat, deaths, marriages, and community events.
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Clinton
Mississippi River
Davis
Adium Stager
Oho
Perry Sheckler
George Mitchell
Durand
Rock City news roundup reports visits and events
From Rock City correspondent July 18, Ada Brown of Freeport visits relatives. Anni Lake rides to Durand. Geo Collings from Pecatoniza installs gas plant in Graham Bros. store. Samuel Raymer of Freeport visits Chas Piluke. Geo Montague from Chicago here with parents. Mrs J Leonard and children visit Dakota. N Meloes of Davis makes business call. Sunday school to hold children day July 23 with a good program. John Montague and crew build a house for Mrs Barloga at Cass. Mrs Jonnie Stewart and daughter Katherine visit. Presiding Elder Anangst preaches at Waited Evangelical church. Laura Schrader of Afolkey visits Chas Schrader. Hubert Young to open ice cream parlor in Fred Whoren building. Rockford Five crew attends festival with Elta Bokhof and Flora Schrader. Katherine Hutford returns to Freeport. German Valley notes Harvest.
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Rock City
Ada Brown
Freeport
Anni Lake
Durand
Geo. A. Collings
Pecatoniza
Graham Bros
Samuel Raymer
Chas, Piluke
Geo. Montague
Chicago
Laura Schrader
Afolkey
Chas
Schrader
Hubert Young
Fred Whoren
Rockford Five
Elta Bokhof
Rena
Flora Schrader
Govlal
Atolkay
Katherine Hutford
Local Notes and News From the Town and Nearby Areas
Local items include Chicago travel, reapers for sale, and a barber shop reopening. Notes on Mrs Boyer’s illness, Miss Kui’s move from Holcomb, and a question about telephone service. School board elects Rev Bever as principal at Pleasant Prairie Academy. unclear whether he accepts. Contains social column observations, quotes, and brief cultural notes from Philadelphia Bulletin and Chicago Tribune sections.
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Havn
N. H. Janasen
H. H. Borchete
Chicago
Yeaterday
John Cotdas
McCormick Reapers
A. F. Boyer
Mi Kui
Holcomb
Borchers
Pleasant Prairie Academy
A. J. Bever
Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics Advertised Remedies
An old ad promotes Humphreys' Veterinary Specifics for cattle, horses, dogs, hogs, and poultry curing diseases by action on the system. It lists numerous ailments from lung fever to dysentery and miscarriage, claims broad efficacy, and offers a book for $7 plus free mailing from New York City.
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Humphreys’ Medicine Co
William and Johnstreaté
New York
A Trip to a Star and the Railways of Time
A salon lecturer imagines a star voyage via a hypothetical rail line. The discussion covers interstellar distance, fare, and travel speed with dialogue about ticket prices and arrival time, concluding with a fantastical timetable of 48,665,000 years.
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Gentine
Philadelphia Bulletin
Sacred stones and their centers of the universe
The London Telegraph notes historic sacred stones marking centers of the universe across cultures. It cites the Mun chu dynasty in Mukden the Co-ving in Lissa Tibet and kanba in Mue a as examples, with echoes of Greek omphalos and the London Stone in use today.》
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Maurkden
Mukden
Lissa
Tibet
Delphi
Lonty
London
London Telegraph
The Shellbark Hickory as a Striking American Tree
A Frank French quotation in Scribner's extols the shellbark hickory as a distinctly American tree. It praises its rugged roots and bold branches, its rough bark, winter buds, and inner scales, noting the leathery body and silken colorful surfaces that glow like ember hues in spring.
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Frank French
Scribner's
Queer Lot of Named Miss Death Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Miss Death, daughter of an undertaker, was brought to a German hospital in Philadelphia for appendicitis. Surgeon Bye-Dr. Frank Hackett Dye performed the operation. Postoperative care was by day nurse Miss Payne and night nurse Miss Grong, with rapid recovery reported.
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Miss Death
Philadelphia
Frank Hackett Dye
Mntsas
Miss Payne
Miss Grong
Goolby
Aberdeen Court Official and a Dead Witness
A cautious Aberdeen court official clashes with a furious judge after a key witness fails to appear. The official quips that the witness is dead, while a woman named Miss Tre Styl declines alms and seeks employment for the sake of her small baby as the scene reveals a sharp exchange.
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Aberdeen
Miss Tre Styl
Philidelphia Bullen
Stuttered Name Sparks Ledger Comment on Money Love
A Philadelphia Ledger clipping notes a stuttered pronunciation of Dionta 3S. K. K. Casey by a godfather during a remark about a separate quote on money. The Cleveland Leader adds a line about the excessive love of money as a door to the penitentiary.
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Flannery
Dionta
K. Casey
Pinnegan
Dinnis Casey
Philadelphia Ledger
Cleveland
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