Local Notices and City Updates
Two lines of community items: Deuxglas union makes shoes at Mv Schmidt's and Schaefer's laundry ready for bundles. Mr and Mrs H W Lewis return from West Liberty. Mr Fowler to preach at First Baptist tomorrow. Miss M Hollingsworth aboard Western to Thornburg. Mrs J C Coster remains seriously ill. Thomas Stapleton family visiting Stamford. Doctors Miller and Fulham relocate to 209 East Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stapleton
Irene
Marengo
M. W. Stapleton
City
Drs. Miller
Fulham
East Second Street
Travelers Book Circle Meeting At Eyrie Aug 3
The Travelers Book circle will meet at Eyrie Saturday evening August 3 for a one hour renewal of association starting at 7 30 o clock. C Weed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Book Circle
Eyrie
C. Weed
Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Excursion Plans and Local Notes Highlight Muscatine News
Muscatine residents mention upcoming Burlington trip on Aug 7 and report on various travelers. Citizens like Jerry Donavan from Wilton and Chas Mikesell of Oskaloosa visit, while Mrs F A Hacker and family head to Cedar Rapids. Local services advertise 9 cent items, laundry, and barber work as townsfolk linger in town and prepare for weekend excursions.
Wilton Rural No. 2 Starts With Rain and News
Moscow reports four inches of rain Sunday night boosting crop prospects. Lon Freyvberger returns after a Davenport fire trunks loss. John Heubener loses 12 head cattle to a fast train. New rural route No. 2 begins from Wilton with telephones soon active. Rev. Williams gives farewell in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lon Freyvberger
Davenport
John Heubener
Ethel Davis
Mies Cora Leimkuehler
Wilton
J. Jennings
Iowa
M. Henderson
Rev. Williams
Iown City
Henry Smith
Corn price forecast sparks market talk at Board of Trade
In Chicago at the Board of Trade 74, L. H. Manson & Co. predicted corn would rise from 36 cents to 60 cents, signaling a bold market outlook as traders weighed futures and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Manson & Co
Board of Trade
Chicago
Fire destroys Bliven and McKee button factory
Fire at the Bliven and McKee button factory on West Front Street started in the engine room and spread rapidly. Proprietor McKee estimated losses near five thousand dollars, with machinery heavily damaged and about 130 workers affected before operations could resume, possibly in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveless
Howe
Water Works
Journal
McKee
Morning Sun Notes and Social Roundup in Wapello
Local items report R F McConnell calling on political friends in town. A hay ladder ride with Miss Nancy Downs near Wapello. Mrs Charles McElhinney visiting relatives near Lenox. Miss Mary Blake travels to Burlington then Mexico City. Obituary for Magete Glasgow Hewitt. Several residents attend Page Faris wedding in Washington. Ringling Circus visit by many from Burlington. Republican primary election held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. McConnell
Wapello
Nancy Downs
Charles McElhinney
Sam Caldwell
Lenox
Mary Blake
Burlington
Mexico City
Dora Dittmer
Manchester
Iowa
Wm. Bell
Magete Glasgow Hewitt
James Glasgow
M. W. Blake
Nancy Brown
S. E. McElhinney
T. R. Wilton
John Sterrett
Joshua Faris
Free Methodist Church
Messrs
Courts
Smyth
Brown
Paisley
Curran
Ochiltree
Latta
Zella Cavan
Oakville
Will Garvin
U. P. Mutual Insurance Co
J. F. Holiday
Minneasota
Gypsy Scott
St. Louis
Blanche
Marc Wilson
Ola
Carrie Hamilton
Washington
Irwin
Sampson
Meers
Graham and
Sprague
Wyman
Emma Cubit
Vola Huffman
Ringling
White River Pearl Buttons Plan Factory Site
A special proposition seeks to locate a button factory at Paris with cheap shells and favorable railway rates for raw and manufactured goods. The plan cites a healthful location and lists Paris as the interested address, Bank of De Valls Banff, Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bank of de Valls Banff
Ark
Iowa Camp Meeting Opens in Clear Lake with Big Program
The Iowa Camp Meeting is in session at Clear Lake and runs until July 28. It will be followed by the Northwest Epworth League Assembly from July 29 to August 8. The event features a strong speaker lineup and entertainment, with low round trip rates to Clear Lake via N and S and Iowa Central Route for groups of five or more. Write Geo. S. Batty, Marshalltown, Iowa, for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Camp Meeting
Clear Lake
Ise Pon
Northwest Epworth League Assembly
Geo. S. Batty
G. P
T. A
Marshalltown
Iowa
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Mace S& Cents
J. L. Giesler
J. H. Kaiser
5S. L. Johnson
F. H. Little
Gus Schmidt
John H. Kaiser
A. Baird
F. W. Swan
F. W. Eversmeyer
J. L. Geisler
C. A. Mull
J. >. Blackwell
East Second St
Deuxglas Union
Mv. Schmidt's
Schaefer
Mrs. H. W. Lewis
Weat Liberty
Mr. Fowler
First Baptist Church
M. Hollingsworth
Thornburg
J. C. Coster
R. A. Holmes
Bond
Jerry Donavan
Chas. Mikesell
Oskaloosa
Minnie Shefaits
Scheetz’s
Wait Palmer
Oriental Barber Shop
Harry Caple
Ainsworth
Mrs. Caple
Son
F. A. Hacker
Cedar Rapids
A. W. Mellinger
Kalona
J. E. Griffith
Utah
Colorado
Jerry Plumb
Iowa City
Plumb
F. M. Baker
East Hill
Mabel Leverich
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Cora Hopkinan
Marion
T. G. White
Cedar River
Gorda Morcombe
John Eversmeyer
North Mulberry Street
Miss Morcombe
Garden City
Society
Muscatine
F. Gerdes
Quince Coder
Letts
Bhimber Yard
Jake Sylvester
Lower Mill Yard
Lewis
Arthur Klaffenbach
Will Gates
Irwin A. Port
Belle McCoy
Miss Anna
A. N. Irwin
Trenton
H. W. Lewis
W. E. Cone
Conesville
Columbus Junction
C. H. Hogin
Z. W. Hutchinson
Frank Washburn
Ella Willer
East
Buffalo
Wellman
the Jeweler
Achter
West Second Street
Frank
McKee & Eliven
of Bliven & McKee
Page-Faris
Oscar Boltz
Fairfield
Sun
M. E. MccCaughan
Bloomington
Indiana
White River
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