Local couple heads to Burlington to visit friends
Mr. and Mrs. M. Damarce of 406 Chestnut Street left for Burlington this morning to visit friends and relatives. For reliable insurance, Mark and Son are the acknowledged leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. Damarce
Chestnut Street
Burlington
Mark and Son
Aly
Missea Verna Wagner
Mabel Collins
Davenport
J. H. Peacock
Town Avenue
Peacock
3. Wigim
Chicago
C. J. Nevens
P. Bostrom
Park Drive
Moline
McCorm Dry Goods
K. H. Roland
West Sixth Street
Fruitland
Ida Appel
Grandview Avenue
Nichols
Local Sales and Notices Highlight Daily Store Promotions
Mundt's offers buggies with a focus on saving rent costs and home payments. McColm Dry Goods promotes broad discounts and a fast clearance sale with items in many departments. Various local residents travel for visits and out of town trips, with several notices of family and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundt’s
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Ave—Ady
McCorm Dry Goods Company
E. Krebs
Ast
Third Street
Nichols
Eva Tetrick
Fulham Avenue
Thornburg
August Unkel
Miss May
Cedar Valley
McColm Dry Goods
Fire devastates Bangor business district in August blaze
A major fire in Bangor Pennsylvania last night threatened the business district and was extinguished early today. The G Flory Manufacturing plant suffered extensive damage with only a small building saved while the Flory Milling Company mill and grain elevator were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
G. Flory Manufacturing Company
Flory Milling Company
Underground railway for horses scandal shocks Iowa towns
Tom Dickerson, 70, allegedly ran an underground railway for stolen horses in Iowa City over two years. Officials recovered several horses, buggies, and gear worth about 3,000 dollars, while追searching Dickerson’s operations across Dallas, Story, and Johnson counties. Separately, Roland Yates sued for 5,000 after a dog bite at a traveling carnival. A fire near Rock Island yards threatened large fuel tanks before being contained. Iowa historians honored Dr. C Rayburn and Jacob Vander Zee for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Tom Dickerson
Iowa City
Tuls
Ross
Dallas County
Gratten
Story ‘County
Fautz
John‘son County
Dickerson
Thomas Mullins
Waukee
Henry Maywall
Cambridge
M. Abrams
McGinniss
West Liberty
Sherman Mullin
Muscatine County Vilage
Roland Yates
Clifton-Kelly Company
Ed. Yates
Rock Island Railway Company
Iowa
State Historical, Society of
Towa
C. Ray, Rurner
Jacob Vander
Zee
J.george L. Gillies
J.T. Hackworth
Stephen O'Brien
Mason
Beall
West Union
Arthur.Metcalf
Webster City
Button Manufacturers Seek Larger Federal Aid for Pearl Industry
National Association of Button Manufacturers plans a Washington push to increase appropriations for the Pearl Button Laboratory. Officials say current funds cover the rest of the year but longer-term support is needed to widen work and secure commercial benefits. Visitors include Prof. Ernest Danglada and Prof. F B Isely to the biological station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Fairport
Washington
Ernest Danglada
Bureau of Fisheries
F.B. Isely
Central College
Corpa
Board of Education Sets Back Meeting
The local board of education will not meet this evening delaying the regular monthly session by one week due to the director’s session last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
American pilgrims welcomed by Pope in Rome visit
A delegation of about thirty American pilgrims led by Bishop Tihen of Lincoln Nebraska met Cardinal Falconio, apostolic delegate, and were later received by the pope in the consistorial hall confirming ongoing church ties between the United States and Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuty
Rome
Italy
Mer
Tihen
Lincoln
Ned
Falconio
United States
Interwoven Hosiery Promises Comfort and Quality
The advertisement touts Interwoven Hosiery as in extreme demand with a wide weight range from gauze to medium and seasonal colors. It claims superior fit, comfort, fineness, durability, and silky softness, urging buyers to compare with ordinary hosiery, priced at 25 35 and 50 cents.
Million and a Hale Mussels Propagated in 1912
Propagation of mussels reported from the Fairport biological station shows over a million glochidea and a half million clams were propagated in 1912. Interference occurred due to spawning scarcity, with work continuing through late summer and into autumn at Lake Pepin and Osage river tributaries in South Dakota and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairport Biological Station
RE. Coker
Pepin
Osage’ River
South Dakota
Missouri
Pasteurization Guidelines for Market Milk Issued
Washington D C Aug 1 scientists of the dairy division of the department of agriculture today published recommendations for market milk pasteurization. They advise heating milk to about 145 degrees Fahrenheit and maintaining that temperature for 30 minutes to preserve healthful and body supporting qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Department
Agriculture
Milk Pasteurization Effects on Digestibility and Bacterial Survival
The text notes that chemical changes from pasteurization are minimal, leaving proteins and lime-magnesium phosphates highly digestible as in raw milk. High temperature pasteurization discourages bacteria but may allow surviving bacteria of a putrefactive kind to cause milk to rot rather than sour.
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Muscatine Launch Club
Gunther
Gordon
Miss McKnight
Sweet Singer
Prof Chas
Swift
Clifton-Kelly
The
Muscatine
C.cadle Cine
Sidney Drew
Rose Tapley
Edith Story
M. Sharp
Bodman’s Grocery
Esg
MccColm Dry Goods
Herman Schmidt
Weat Seventh Street
McColm Dry Goods Company
C. E. Richard & Sons
Yowa
CTIY
Mra
Gertrude
Reynolds
St.’ Louis
Catherine
West Fourth. Street
Bea Bo
New
Atalogue
Maywood
National Association ‘of Button Manufacturers
Washington, D.C
Filengoren
Ust
Te Nya Furniture CO
St. Paul
Steinmets
E Frank
Anson
Conn
New Haven
Justee
Geo. W. Reulings’ Grocery
F. Barnard
East’ Second St
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