Journal Want Column Highlights Local Travel and Ads
Earl Fath traveled on the Young to Davenport this morning followed by Mrs. E. P. Day and Dr. J. C. W. Coxe of Washington also arriving on the Firefly. The river gauge shows 3.8 feet above low water and still falling. Burdecn Blood Bitters touted for lazy liver. Drs. Miller and Fulham moved to 309 East Second Street. Notices include sales for Miss Maggie Cotter on Aug 14 and Mrs. Julia Williams on Aug 17. The Urania offers Rock Island trips for 50 cents round trip after 6 PM to Buffalo Bill’s show. Velma Gray recently visited Epworth League delegates, Mammoth Cave, and Muscatine en route home. Woodman materials advertised by Schmidt Bros.
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Velma Gray
Cincinnati
Mammoth Cave
Muscatine
Cedar Falls
Individuals Depart for Trips and Local Notices
A string of morning departures and visits is reported from the Cedar Rapids area. Residents including Miss Millie Lee, Miss Laura Junkin, and many others travel to Davenport Chicago and Nichols while others return home from Fairport and Fairport area. Local events include an ice cream social at Cedar Street and reports of a grand lodge trip to Cedar Rapids.
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Millie Lee
Cedar Rapids
German Congregational Church
Henry Hooke
Cedar Street
Mulberry
Kennedy's Corner
Oregon Horses to be Sold at Muscatine Auction
Public auction at the stock yards Muscatine on Saturday August 17 begins at 1 o clock. One carload of Oregon horses including mares colts and 2 year olds with three saddle horses. Vannatta and Hazlett P N Gibson auctioneer.
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Muscatine
Oregon
Vannatta and Hazlett
P. N. Gibson
More Imperials Lead at Schmidt Bros Bicycle Shop
The popular bicycle model Imperials remains in the lead at Schmidt Bros' store, continuing its popularity among riders and shoppers seeking top performance bikes.
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Schmidt Bros
Woodmen Picnic Offers Photo Discount
Towns end photographer Townsend is set to provide a 10 percent discount to all Woodmen of the World brothers and sisters for pictures at the upcoming Woodman Picnic. The article notes Townsend as the leading photographer in the state and mentions a high Iowa award.
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Townsend
P. A
Iowa
Sermon on the Seven Graces Draws Large Crowd at Union Church
Rev. M. L Gordon of the African M. E. church preached a forceful sermon on seven graces from 2 Peter 1 5 6 7 at the court square union church. He urged diligence in virtue knowledge temperance patience godliness and brotherly kindness with charity as the keystone. The weather did not deter a large congregation and the sermon urged practical virtue amid social concerns including warnings about saloon influence and bread price impacts.
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M. L Gordon
M. E. Church
Gordon
Philips
Markets Today Chicago Dispatch by H J Toher Co
Special market dispatch reports Chicago trading activity with H J Toher Co brokers led by H E Mc Kay of Muscatine managing office over the post office.
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H. J. Toher & Co
H. E. McKay
Muscatine
Post Office
Striking Lehigh Valley Train Route to New York
A pleasant trip via the Lehigh Valley railroad through Niagara Falls offers fast trains and delightful scenery. Dining cars serve a la carte meals with top-over allowed at Buffalo on through tickets to New York and Philadelphia.
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New York
Striagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Buffalo
Philadelphia
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Rock Island
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St. Louis
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Lone Tree
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Cottonwood
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White's Institute
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J. B. Boos
Baby
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Mt. Pleasant
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