East Hill Eyes Wall Plan to Stop Washouts on Front Street
The East Front street washouts prompted the C R I & P railroad to revive plans for a retaining wall to prevent earth slides toward the railroad curve. Talks include lowering the street grade. currently the street has been closed for over a year. If built, washouts would end and traffic would resume. East Hill locals report several residents visiting Davenport and Nichol, with others in Riverview and Keota for brief trips.
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East Front Street
C., R. I. & P. Railroad
Smalley Avenue
Park Avenue
Front Street
East Hill
G. Weinberg
Beggs Street
Davenport
Mary Bielefeld
Grant Street
Nichols
Earl Smith
Cedar County
Daniel Doty
East Fifth Street
H. W. Metzger
Waterloo
W. 8. Hill
Riverview
John Baker
Sophia Schwartz
Keota
Lyle Hawley
Chicago
Sheldon Schreurs
Tri-Cities
Rock Island
Rexall Orderlies Ad at A. W. Morgan's Pharmacy
The Rexall Store offers Rexall Orderlies with a money back guarantee if they fail to relieve constipation. Sold in two sizes 10¢ and 25¢ at A. W. Morgan's Pharmacy 107 West Second Street. They are described as easy to take for all ages and free of side effects like griping.
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Rexall
A. W. Morgan's
West Second Street
Pleasant Ways for Summer Days on Major Rail Routes
Describes double track services from Chicago to New York via Niagara Falls and Chicago to Boston via Grand Trunk Central Vermont and Boston and Maine routes. Details special low round trip summer fares and contact for descriptive literature. W S Cookson, A G P A, 185 Adams Street, Chicago.
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Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Chicago
New York
Niagara Falls
Grand Trunk-Central Vermont-Boston & Maine
Boston
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
Quebec
Portland
W. S. Cookson
Adams Street
Mrs Carlisle Heads to Buffalo for Short Visit
Mrs C Carlisle of 398 Fast Second street leaves at noon for Buffalo to visit friends for a brief trip.
Subs Lose Twice to Fierce Giants in Double Bill
Twenty Thousand fans in Chicago watch J Muggs McGraw and sea lions headline a double feature. Wiltse and Brown win the opener 5 2 as Matthewson blanks the champs 3 0 in the afterpiece. Sox Win One Jimmy Scott silences the Highlanders 2 0 as New York stops the Sox streak and keeps them in the race.
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Chicago
Ill
J. Muggs McGraw
West Side Slabmen
Wiltse
Brown J
Matthewson
Champs
Sox
New York
Jimmy Scott
Highlanders
White Sox
Stockyards Boys
Scott
Quinn
Muskies Rout Columbus Junction In Lopsided 18 to 7 Game
Muscatine's wandering ball club routed Columbus Junction 18 to 7 in a momentous finish to their local trip. Abbott of Wilton struggled after poor support as Nahrgang pitched for Pearl City. Upcoming games listed at North English Corydon and Mystic.
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Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Maroons
Muskies
Father Davis
Abbott
Wilton Twirler
Davis
I. Noland
Hawkins
McRoberts
Noland
Goldsberry
Baseball Results Yesterday From National League
National League games yielded Chicago defeating New York 2 to 0 and Pittsburg 13 to 5 over Philadelphia in ten innings. Cincinnati lost to Boston 2 to 8 in the first game ten innings, St Louis and Brooklyn tied 6 to 6 after twelve innings due to darkness.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Baseball Scores From the American League Report
The American League results show New York 0 at Chicago 2, Philadelphia 19 over St. Louis 4, Washington 1 over Detroit 6, and Boston 5 over Cleveland 4.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baseball scores from multiple leagues and games
In the Three I League results Decatur 0 Springfield 3. Peoria 2 Bloomington 1. Rocksland 1 Davenport 2 in ten innings. Dubuque Cedar Rapids postponed by rain. Central Association Quincy 3 Ottumwa 2. Jacksonville 4 Kewanee 1. Hannibal 1 Burlington 0. Keokuk 1 Waterloo 0.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
American Sa
Detroiet
Cleveland
Washington
Central Association
Ww. & Pet
Keokuk
Hannibal
Burlington
Kewanee
Waterloo
Quincy
Jacksonville
Ottumwa
Ww. L Pet
Rock Island
Springfield
Decatur
Peoria
Bloomington
Rocksland
Davenport
Dubuque-Cedar Rapids
Unclear matchups listed for multiple cities
A sequence of basketball pairings appears without context or results. Cities include New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburg Brooklyn St. Louis Boston Cincinnati Detroit Washington Cleveland with no teams, dates, or outcomes specified.
Wrestlers Busch and Christiansen Set for West Liberty Duel
Carl Busch the German middleweight champion meets Olaf Christiansen of West Branch at Wiley Opera House West Liberty next Tuesday evening. The catch as catch can best two of three format promises a premier wrestling event with an 8:30 PM preliminary.
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West Liberty
Carl Busch
Germany
Middle West
Olaf Christiansen
West Branch
Wiley Opera House
Busch
Europe
Christianson
Iowa
Hershey Hose House Nears Completion in South Muscatine
South Muscatine reports the Hershey hose house is finished after two months of work. Plastering and interior work wrap up this week with fixtures to be installed. Dedication planned for next month once furniture arrives and weather moderates. The Hershey Hose Company expected to be a leading fire fighting unit after moving in.
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Hershey Hose House
Hershey Hose Company
South End
B. Law
Lee O'Dell
Louisa County
Benn
Phillip Street
James Thomson
Island
Arthur Hancher
Rock Island
Henry Mason
New Boston
Sidney Mayweather
Wilton
Townsend
South Muscatine
Social to be Held at Musserville Church Lawn
A church social planned by the Standard Bearers' society will take place next Tuesday evening on the Musserville Methodist church lawn. Ice cream tables, a refreshment booth, and a sale of fancy articles are arranged to raise funds for church purposes. Proceeds are expected to support local religious work.
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Musserville Methodist Church
Standard Bearers’ Society
Ziegler Canning Factory
Rock Island
South Muscatine
W. B. Ireland
Fairfield
William Goetzmann
Merrimac Street
William Strong
Ed. Latham
Child
Elsie Carter
Letts
Henry McCall
Rochelle
Ill
Peterson Wins Novelty Auto Race at Exposition
Pete Peterson of Davenport won first prize in the novelty auto race at Rock Island exposition driving the Pope Hartford car owned by Guy Bear of Muscatine. The event featured three passengers per car and two and a half mile laps with four autos, including an Oldsmobile and two Midlands.
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Pope Hartford
Guy Bear
Pete Peterson
Davenport
The
Rock
Clarence Pierrinet
Clinton
Buick
Iowa
Peterson
Davenport Mile
Yellow Cornflakes Promises Rich Toasted Flavor
Tasted as superior to other brands, Yellow cornflakes deliver a distinct toasted corn flavor that makes you question why rivals lack the same taste. It’s marketed as new and better than usual cereals.
East Wapsie Social Roundup Sparks Weekend Visits
Miss Clara Marcif spent Saturday night with Miss Artie Gates of West Liberty. The Emmet Buckman home saw Sunday afternoon visitors Irwin Atkins family and Mrs. Bye of West Liberty. Horace Hawker and relatives visited Moscow. Mrs. Alfred Marolf traveled to Muscatine for a short stay, with daughter Ruth accompanying to Wilton. Clara Marolf visited Mrs. Harry Blizzard in West Liberty.
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East Wapsie
Clara Marcif
Artie Gates
West Liberty
Irwin Atkins
Madeline
Bye
Emmet
Ruth
Clara Marolf
Harry Blizzard
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Muscatine'’'S Best Store
Bruthenber Clothing CO
East Second Street
Leysen
Thompson Bros. Go
F. A. Neddig
Wiltse - Matthewson
Makodas
North English
Corydon
Mystic
Tilildi
Gigiiol Idol Iggl
Gigi
Aio Tei Ides
B. Schmidt Shoe Store
Chestnut Street
Harry Kern
Mgr
Clubs
National League
American League
Airdome
Keeper
Christiansen
West Liberty Rink
Hershey Hose
Musserville M. E. Church
Leibbrand, Ryan & Go’s
East Second St
Aia . Farm
Titus
Bishop’s Quality Grocery
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