Wilton Club Meets For Fancy Needlework Afternoon
The Little Girls Kensington met at the home of Misses Gladys and Marjorie Kiser for a pleasant afternoon of fancy needlework and refreshments. Officers elected include Gertrude Kiser as president Florence Shiflet as vice president Gladys Kiser as secretary and Elsie Austin as treasurer.
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Gertrude Kiser
Florence Shiflet
Gladys Kiser
Elsie Austin
H. W. Dice
St. Louis
John Dice
Ortonville
Minn
Positive Cure for Dan Druff
ZEMO stops itching instantly and will cure any case of Dandruff or itching scalp. It destroys the dandruff germ and prevents falling hair. It leaves the scalp clean and healthy and gives hair a rich glossy color. For sale everywhere by E. W. Rose Medicine Co. of St. Louis. Samples available from A. W. Morgan at 107 W. 2nd St.
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Zemo
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
W. 2Nd St
Gypsy Smith Speaks to Large Crowds at Columbus Junction
In Columbus Junction on August 7 Gypsy Smith addressed a full tent after Hruby Brothers music and readings by Miss Gaston. He spoke about Gypsy origins, equal rights, faults, and education, then shared life stories from the Gypsy life to the pulpit, urging Christian outreach. Tomorrow marks political day with Republicans Walter Smith and Democrats Charles Holly headlining events, including sermons, debates, and Katherine Ertz Bowden’s Hiawatha lecture.
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Columbus Junction
Hruby Brothers
Gaston
Gypsy Smith
Dr. Shreckengast
Topsy
Walter I. Smith
Council Bluffs
Charles O. Holly
Des Moines
Frank W. Hayes
Tennesseeans
Katherine Ertz Bowden
Hiawatha
Junction
J. J. Stapp
Cotter
George B. Stapp
Opening of Muscatine Launch Club House Set
Final reports of the building and finance committees will be presented at a special Muscatine Launch Club meeting. Arrangements for the new clubhouse opening are under way with the entertainment committee in charge. The club house will be opened to members as soon as completion and furnishing are finished.
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Muscatine Launch Club
Aén E
L. C. Lenck
I. S. Pepper
Tom P. Wilson
Harlo McDermid
Harry Asthalter
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Infants
An ad claims Babies strangled by croup coughs or colds are instantly relieved and quickly cured with Dr Kings New Discovery sold for 50c and 1.00 at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Betting Upheld by Court in Personal Conduct Ruling
Brooklyn Justice William J. Gaynor ruled ordinary betting is not a crime and that the law does not police personal conduct. George B. Sterling was arrested July 30 on Salisbury golf links after wagering a dozen golf balls valued at $6 with Ephraim Hamm, paid after the game, but then charged under betting laws.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
George B. Sterling
Salisbury Golf Links
Brown
Nassau County
Ephraim Hamm
Hamm
Sterling
West Liberty Woman Dies at Iowa Falls
Mrs. Phoebe Wheeler of West Liberty dies of consumption at Iowa Falls, age 76. She lived in West Liberty 30 years, survived by two daughters and three sons, burial back in West Liberty. Grain rate changes by Great Western may affect moving crops. through rates shift 8 to 10 cents, prompting talk of a broader rate war.
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West Liberty
Anna Gregg
Iowa Falls
Phoebe Wheeler
Great Western Railroad
Omaha
Chicago
St. Paul
Missouri River
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Great Western
Vilas' Family Fears End Near
Madison Wisconsin August 7 The condition of Col William F Vilas has shown little improvement for ten days and his family fears he may not recover He is unconscious most of the time At times yesterday he signaled a desire for food but so feebly as to give little ground for optimism His brother Dr Charles H Vilas of New York is in constant attendance
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Nolte
Muscatine
Cora Brugman
James Atwill
Bellevue Hospital
Roy Gates
G. W. Hill
Houghton
Ulla Brown
St. Louis
Della Tort
Clifford Cresswell
Grandview
Will Lee
Mary Rodgers
Wilton
East Wilton
Gunthers
Gus. Bartels
J. B. Bloom
Columbus Junction
A. Overson
Ernest Sissell
Henry Edson
Biloxi
George Sterret
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Reformed Church
Rash McClean
Durant
Atalissa
Harry Nicolaus
P. F. Carroll
Nellie Mahoney
Will Myers
Davenport
Henry Boland
J. W. Wilson
Stockton
L. R. Dunker
Henry Dunker
A. E. Siizers
James Mullen
J. A. J. Klein
Dr. Cantwell
Mason
Madison, Wis
William F. Vilas
Charles H. Vilas
New York
Changes in Crop Movement Gain Wide Attention
Chicago August 7 reports that changes in the movement of crops may have far reaching effects. Details note shifts in distribution channels and potential impacts on markets and farmers as the situation unfolds.
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Chicago, Ill
Homely prose cited in New York Times remarks
Fragmentary lines discuss homeliness and photographs, with a stray reference to Arizona and changing tone through the hour. The text reads like an ad hoc excerpt without a clear news event or identifiable individuals.
Rio’s Hills Guard Water Supply From Endless Ranges
Rio de Janeiro benefits from surrounding hills that create a perpetual, clean water source. The terrain provides natural faultless rainfall runoff, sustaining the city’s supply.
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Rio de Janeiro
Recruit Pleads for Help as Sergeant Questions Stray Thoughts
A recruit implores a sergeant for aid claiming a splinter in the hand while the sergeant taunts him about his own head. The exchange reflects training camp rough humor and command dynamics.
Curious claim links fatigue and alcohol on muscle work
A London Spectator remark notes mental fatigue mirrors alcohol effects on muscles. The text also mentions an honor involving Gold Medal Flour next time and includes the name Feiciry.
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London Spectator
Feiciry
MARIFUA: Order Gold Meda! Flour for picky victuals
Fragmentary note references MARIFUA and SALLY ANN with a call to order gold medals and flour for certain foods. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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Marifua
Sally Ann
Market quotes from Chicago August seventh
Today market notes cover wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and hogs with prices, highs and lows. Cash grain bids list wheat cash ranges while live stock totals show cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price spans in Chicago markets.
Butter and Egg Prices Steady at Chicago Market
Chicago August 7 Butter remains steady with creamery quotations at 18 to 21 cents and dairies 17 to 19 cents Eggs steady with firsts at 18 to 19 and a quarter cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market and Grain Prices Report
Chicago poultry market steady with turkeys 14c, chickens 11% ec, springs 15c. St Louis grain shows wheat 95 cents, corn 75 cents, oats 47 cents. New York butter unchanged, eggs steady with 7,488 receipts. poultry alive steady with chickens 15c, fowls 14c, turkeys 11c. dressed prices for springs 12% to 20c, fowls 12% to 13%c. Peoria corn No 3 79a.
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Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Local Market Prices for Corn to Potatoes and Livestock
A dense listing of market prices and produce, including corn at 89c to 851, oats 45c, wheat $1.00 to $1.10, various feeds, hay 9 to 10 dollars, and a large live stock section with prices for steers cows bulls veal lambs and sheep. Also Watermelon and fruit prices, dairy items, and flower market notes from Muscatine Produce Co. Markets.
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Muscatine Produce Co
Tive Poultry
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Pocket Hanives
McQuesten & Sawyer CO
Wilton News
Stella
Edna Smith
H. L. Penney
Pearl
Springfield
Ill
G. W. Kelley
Faye Ayres
Mary Golden
Margaret
Philadelphia
Rock Fords
Apples Pears
Geo. Eitman
Ineichen
Oman
Thomas
Rev. Schreckengast
Hautauqua
Jerseyville
Wille
California
Peterwa
Muscatineville
Robert
C. A. Carpen
Ceived
Muscatine Journal
Dist
Mammoth
Journal
Phoebe Wheeles
Vilas
New York Times
Arizona
Merel& Son's
Muscatine's
Hotel Grand
Geo
W. Reuling
J. H. Mundt
East Third St
Jolayv
J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Chicago Produce Market
Peoria
Peoria, Ill
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