Local Baseball Game Moved to Fairgrounds Tomorrow Morning
The Muscatine Galena game will be played at the fair grounds at 10 o clock tomorrow afternoon due to the circus. No parade, so attend the ball game. Rev George Meier travels to Wilton for a few days with friends. Stewart Narvis Edward Roach Robert Wallace Walter Smalley and Clark Barnard visited West Liberty on Sunday.
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Snyder
George Meier
Wilton
Stewart Narvis
Edward Roach
Robert Wallace
Walter Smalley
Clark Barnard
West Liberty
Fair Grounds
East Hill News Announces New Factory Start
East Hill company opens a new factory on East Sixth Street with a large steam engine and ready machinery. Ten workers including men and girls to begin operations Thursday.
Park Services Hold Outdoor Meeting and Local Plant Opens
The Muscatine Pearl Co will start operations at its new East Sixth street plant in a couple of days with about 90 workers. A large steam engine is ready and most machines are in place. First Baptist church services at Weed park drew about 250, with the bandstand as pulpit and the choir aided by an organ moved to the park. Rev J B Smith praised attendance as summer services continue. East Hill locals note Mrs. Mary Jewell of Nebraska visiting the Doty home on East Fifth street and Nellie Bloom returning to Attalissa after a Hills visit.
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The
Muscatine Pearl Co
East Sixth Street
First Baptist Church
Weed Park
J. B. Smith
East Hill
Mary Jewell
Nebraska
Muscatine to Send Seven to YWCA Conference
On Tuesday morning August 17 the Muscatine delegation to the YWCA conference at Lake Geneva will depart. Seven prominent members of the local association will travel, with Miss Minnie Headley coordinating camp accommodations for Pearl City. Attendees include Miss Bessie Chevalier, Miss Jessie Althaus, Miss Anna McCoy, Miss Frances Hoag, Miss Bessie Hoopes, and Miss Bertha Hoover, the local general secretary.
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Muscatine
Lake Geneva
Minnie Headley
Pearl City
Bessie Chevalier
Jessie Althaus
Anna McCoy
Frances Hoag
Bessie Hoopes
Bertha Hoover
Mary Bilis Leads In Family Theatre Baby Show
The Family Theatre baby contest results are in with twenty entrants. Mary Bilis leads after first tally with 54 votes, while Edwin Mills has 19 votes and Frances Bowman 22 votes in a field topped by twenty children.
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Frances Bowman
Duane G. Schuyler
Mary Bisisi
Merriel Weir
Bernice Huginin
E. W. Strong
Harold Timm
Frank Millhone
Lois Chapman
Edwin Mills
Helen Chapman
Avis Weir
Fred Wingerter
Vernon Pice
Frank Schlack
Bessie and
Albert Bryant
Bernice Fowler
Blanche Machlin
M. E. Hopkins
Rev Parvin Talks At Local Church Instructive Sermon
Rev. S H Parvin of Perry Oklahoma preached at the local church Sunday morning with text but Gallio cared for none of these things and topic Indifferentism. The sermon was described as very helpful and interesting. The Parvins departed on the noon train for Rock Island then plan a short visit in Illinois before returning to Perry.
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S. H. Parvin
Perry
Oklahoma
First Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Parvin
Gallio
St. Paul
Automobile powered planter eyed for farm work
J E Houghland of Eldon arrives in Muscatine to pitch a gasoline powered pulverizer and planter to the Commercial club. He claims the machine can plant 35 acres daily three rows, aid road work as scraper and disc, and could replace two men and horses. He seeks a factory site and will present tonight.
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J. E. Houghland
Eldon
Muscatine
Houghland
William McCoy
East Fifth Street
Commercial Club
German editors to meet at Burlington
The annual convention of the German-American Press association of the West shifts from Sioux Falls to Burlington due to poor railroad rates. Secretary Henry Heinz confirms the move, with Orchard City favored as the likely gathering site since it welcomes the event.
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German-American Press Association
Sioux Falls
S. D
Associaton of
West
S. Cak
Burlington
Henry Heinz
Orchard City
Miss Anna Nagle Returns Home After Visit
Miss Anna Nagle who had visited friends in this city returned to her home at Wilton Saturday afternoon.
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Anna Nagle
Wilton
Personal Experience Prompts Public Health Joy
A fragmented passage reflects on personal experience as a driver of health and happiness. The text emphasizes public interest in health measures and the value of individual testimony in wellness discourse.
Slaughter's Candy Store Mentioned In Vivid Drink Note
A playful message praises a drink called Wine Avina and its refreshing effect on the system, mentioning Slaughter's Candy Store as part of the casual note and tasting enthusiasm.
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Avina
Slaughter’s Candy Store
Riot at synagogue on anniversary leads to street cries and injuries
A near twenty minute brawl at a synagogue during an anniversary service drew police attention. Louis Spilg and others clashed with Isaacson and Goodman as women cried outside. Injuries included cuts and bruises. no charges yet, with police court action possible later this week.
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Louis Spilg
Temple of Worship
Jake Ziffron
House of Worship
Louis Splig
William
Vannatta
Tragic Maumee Bay launch capsizes near Casino
Ten aboard a launch from Toledo Yacht Club capsized in Maumee Bay near the Casino. Three men including owner Harry Dill and Frank Lehaney drowned, Mrs Mabel Hudson killed, seven rescued as fishermen and boats rallied to pull survivors from the overturned craft. Dill's wife wept on the shore as rescuers searched.
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Toledo
Harry Dill
Frank Lehaney
Mabel Hudson
Maumee Bay
Dill
Maumee River
Leo Barnes
Lehaney
Toledo Yacht Club
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Illinois
Cation
Sonal
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
She Quality Store
B. &. Lilly
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Spilg
Meyer Isaacson
Sam Lowenthal
Joe Siegel
Isaacson
Jacob Goodman
Ziffron
Mr. Spilg
Goodman
Young Spilg
John A. Robbins
Just
Rothenberg Clothing Co
East Second Street
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