Henry Koll Dies. Senior City Resident Remembered
Henry Koll died early this morning at the home of his son Claus Koll 1001 East Seventh street after a fall last February hastened his end Born in Holtzbu nge Schleswig Holstein Germany February 24 1815 he moved to this city September 14 1879 He was a carpenter by trade and a German Baptist church member Survived by two children Claus Koll and Mrs Clara Latzau eleven grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services are set for 2 p m Sunday at the German Baptist church led by Rev A R Schmidt
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Henry Koll
Claus Koll
East Seventh Street
Germany
Holtzbunge
Schleswig-Holstein
Koll
German Baptist Church
Gladys Hudler
Hudler
A. R. Schmidt
Muscatine Day Proposed for Wapello Fair
An official from the Wapello District Fair association visited Muscatine to drum up interest in a Muscatine day tied to the Wapello Fair August 29 to September 1. Proposals include a Muscatine North and South excursion at a low fare and a Car race feature among Muscatine drivers.
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Wapello
Wapello District
Muscatine
Home Seekers Excursions by Iowa Central Ry
The Iowa Central Railway offers home seekers round trip tickets every Tuesday until December to Iowa Minnesota South and North Dakota and the Canadian northwest at one fare plus two dollars. Tickets are valid 21 days with stop overs allowed for rates and details contact local agents or A B Cutts G P and T A Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Iowa Central Ry
Iowa
Minnesota
South
North Dakota
Canadian Northwest
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
The Constant Lover of Work
A terse aphorism about workers who find blessing in constant labor and commitment to their craft and duties.
Presbyterians and Musserville M E to Host Socials in South End
South Muscatine social plans emerge from First Presbyterian and Musserville M E societies. The Presbyterian Young Ladies Guild aims for a trolley ride social August 22 ending on Stewart road lawn. Musserville M E plans an August 25 lawn event.
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First Presbyterian Church
Musserville M. E
South Muscatine
The
Presbyterian
Young Ladies’ Guild
Presbyterian Church
B. Kemper
Stewart Road
Sterneman Team Defeats Roach in Second Match
Sterneman team again wins over Roach by five points in the second match of the series at Geneva golf grounds yesterday afternoon. Attendance was lower with many players absent, and final results may change as absent players may still participate before the next weekly match. Total gains show Sterneman ahead by 27 in yesterday's play, with Roach totaling 22.
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Sterneman
Roach
Geneva
Ae le Soong
Dooree
I. Wa
Cna
Kaw
DRED
Sinta Concadence
L. C. Day
J. A. Stephens
W. S. Cohn
F. F. Giesler
G. B. Birch
L. G. Burnett
J. R. Swearingen
H. J. Dean
Charles Grade
F. D. Throop
J. N. Elliott
Cacecckmenses
IC. O. McBride
Beasueeneevaneseeeak
J. W. Eells
J. W. Pojster
R. L. Thompson
George Jackson
F. A. Hacker
H. F. Giesler
A. A. Petersen
George Pantel
J. E. Murphy
W. S. Whitten
Local Baseball Scores From Mosaic Matchups
In Pueblo and Omaha games the Pueblo team led 12 to 11 and 11 to 12 respectively. Sioux City beat St Joseph 8 to 2. Eastern League action shows Jersey City defeating Dereey City 5 to 0 while Toronto unknown. Baltimore routed Buffalo 6 to ey Rochester Newark 2 in 13 innings.
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Pueblo
Bueblo
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Dereey City
Jersey City
Toronto
Baseball matchups listed for AL and NL fixtures
The schedule shows American League games: New York at Chicago, Philadelphia at St. Louis, Boston at Detroit, and Washington at Cleveland. National League games feature Chicago at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn, and St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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American League
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
National League
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Eersecsess
Cess
St Louis
TUS
Criceeo
Boston Ee
Brooklyn i Ee
American Association
Clu Pet
Coptird Vice
Milwaukee Ee
Minneapolis "Ee
Louisville
Indianapolis
St Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Pet
Rock Island
Ereeree
Dubuque
Sirepress
Sédaen
Bloomington
Springfield
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Des Moines
Denver
Omaha
Sioux One
Seeeeenus
Cocesevese
St Jenen
Clulowa State League
L. Pet. Ottumwa “Eee
Aia Ae
PN Sconce Advbe
Wees
Ove
Ceokee
Eee
Stardheiteawis
Soreness Sau Cincead Dans
Burlington S
Minneapolis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Columbus
Columus
Milwaukee
Cedar Rap
Decatur
Bubuque
du Ue
Wat Tloomington
Local Market Prices for Grains Fruits and Livestock
A long list of farm market prices appears with wheat oats corn and barley rates for retail and dealer terms. It covers hay butter eggs chickens and pork products, vegetables and fruits with per unit costs, as well as live cattle hogs and lambs prices from the local market. It also lists flower market rates for ferns roses and carnations and various fish prices.
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Buffalo
Hats at unheard of prices Saturday only
Lot No 1 offers 61 Ladies Dress Hats in chiffon silk braid trimmed with wings ribbons flowers chiffon and ribbon usually selling 3 50 to 5 50 per hat choice selected at the sale date while supplies last
Hats in Wings and Ponoms Sell Fast at Auction
Lot No. 2 offers 68 ready to wear handmade hats trimmed in Wings and Pon oms. Hats sold from 2.50 to 3.50 with choice still available.
Sale Opens Saturday Morning at 8 O'clock
Each sale opens Saturday morning at eight o'clock. The store will be closed all next week for remodeling.
Nuisance Dust From Local Button Plant Sparks Outcry
A Pearl Button Dust nuisance from the finishing depart ment near the passenger depot vexes residents and business. The dust, said to be highly fine and irritant, fills air and trunks, causing coughing and odor concerns. Citizens urge relocation or remediation, noting health worries and a call to action by authorities.
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Young Meadows
Gas meter thieves prowl in surrounding cities
Thieves posing as meter readers have been caught in the area. A. L. Lindner of Citizens' Railway and Light warns patrons not to admit any unfamiliar readers. Looting occurs when suspects gain entry, with silverware and jewelry stolen. Clinton reports a capture. Davenport fears similar thefts.
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A. L. Lindner
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Clinton
Davenport
Iowa Central Ry Ticket Sale Notice
To Lawa Agents this notice states Iowa Central Ry will sell daily summer round trip tickets at one fare plus two dollars to northern Minnesota and Dakota points with return by October 31. Low round trip tickets also on sale daily to St Paul and Minneapolis after June 1. For details call agents or address A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis Minn.
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Lawa
Iowa Central Ry
Minnesota
Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. B. Cutts
Minn
Men Watch Cars as Biggest Topic Draws Attention
A brief notice emphasizes that men focus on cars, noting their prominence among topics and drawing readers’ attention to automotive discussions.
Unclear historical baseball scores across cities
A fragmented list shows multiple baseball results with cities such as New York Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St. Louis Boston and others. Several games note rain postponements or incomplete innings, with several misspellings and formatting issues in the OCR text.
Yesterday's Markets in Brief
Cattle trade shows a healthy tone with prices higher. Finished steers up 1 to 20 cents from Monday, medium and common grades stronger overall, some cows higher. Hog market healthier with late prices 5 cents above previous levels, shipments about 10,000. Sheep market steady to strong with prime native yearling at 6000 and native lambs to $7.85. range lambs scarce but in strong demand.
Dr Kings New Life Pils Promoted At Havercamp Drug Store
Ad copy touts Dr King s New Life Pils as a quick pleasant curative with fire under water comparison. priced at 25 cents and guaranteed, through Hav ercamp s Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Millersburg Notes Brief Local News in August
Millersburg Illinois updates include J W Close improving with family visits from Kewanee and Howard. Dr Joseph Close arrived August 11. Mrs Stricklin and Ernest Stricklin family from Joy and Kewanee work plans, plus carpenters on Clayton Bridgford’s new house. Various visits by Emma Murdock Susie Murdock and others.
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Millersburg
Ill
J. W. Close
Stricklin
Kewanee
Joseph Close
Howard
Kan
Ernest Stricklin
Joy
Wm. Duncan
Emma Murdock
A. Anderson
Susie Murdock
East Buffalo
J. W. Allen
New Windsor
E. Dickey
Aledo
Gilchrist
J. G. Crofts
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Mackey’s Model Clothing House
Henry Kol
Neral
South End
Home Missionary Society of the Mus
Serville Friends’ Church
Methodist
Roach and Musser
Ella Nichols
Columbus Junction
Dan Graham
James Kelley
Benter
J. N. Graham
Charlies Graham
Louis Storms
Jesse York
Wallace Street
James Clark
Cambridge
Isaac Sharpless
Clara Mayer
Tipton
John Sneath
Harry Snyder
Grandview
H. A. Crow
Sampson Street
R. W. Carter
Kemper Avenue
Henry Heimbuckle
Philin Street
Rosa Cate
Ohio Street
Helen Blair
Nelson Graham
Amanda Rankin
Muscatine Island
Ers
Western League
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Rochest
Muscatine Markets
Vaue
Iaswononasa
Saweccans
PISD
Jennie Garden
Sheldon
Leisens
Shamis
W. F. Miksch
Oregon St. South Muscatine
Blanchard
Blanchard Packing Company
H. F. Barnard Co., Jewelers
Jesse Scranton
Ogg
Hirt & Fesler
J.T. Kuechmann
Ogilvie Bros. Grocery Store
Siegel & Isaacson
Oglivie’s
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