Largest Muscatine Company To Attend Iowa encampment
Muscatine will send fifty five members of Company C to the Fifty fourth regiment encampment at Iowa City late this month. Col R P Howell and helpers survey grounds west of Iowa City where the camp will be set up next Monday. A portion of Company I is on duty at 7 am Sunday as drill preparations begin. The Commercial club plans a reception for officers and wives at the Country club house August 26 after the review, with boats transporting them after the drill grounds.
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Muscatine
Fifty-fourth
Iowa City
Ol. R. P. Howell
Commercial Club
Beta Iota Phi Club Plans Boston Area Trip
The Beta Iota Phi Club will leave tonight on the steamer Helen Blair for New Boston. They intend to camp on a Desirable spot near Boston and spend a week or ten days there.
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Beta Iota Phi Club
Helen Blair
New Boston
Boston
City Council Tonight Faces Petition Over Officers Election
Regular city council meeting likely to hear a petition demanding direct vote for subordinate city officers. M. W. Stapleton is a movement leader now in South Dakota, with Dr J D Fulham possibly presenting. Uncertainty remains who will present and whether action occurs tonight.
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M. W. Stapleton
South Dakota
J. D. Fulham
Woodmen Picnic Program Set for Riverside Next Wednesday
A large gathering of foresters will assemble at Riverside for the Woodmen celebration with a 1 15 parade, ball game, races and drill contest. Muscatine, Washington and Cedar Rapids forester teams compete for prizes. events include band concerts, addresses, a dinner, tug of war, races and an evening dance.
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Riverside
Muscatine
Kalona Band
St. Mary's Grove
Lone Tree Band
F. O. Hoffman
M. W. Truwax
G. A. Kenderdine
Iowa City
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Hills Vs. Riverside
East Side Park
Main Street
Fesler
Opera House
Iowa City Orchestra
Pre nuptial shower and town notes from Wapello
In Wapello Iowa on August 19 a pre nuptial shower for Miss Delilah Alexander was hosted by Mrs. George O. Foor and Miss Clara Warren with about twenty five guests. The article also reports local supervisor actions in Burlington on drainage bonds, a contractor moving to Columbus Junction, and various visitors and upcoming pow wow attractions with rain hoped for.
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Wapello
Delilah Alexander
George O. Foor
Clara Warren
Morning Sun
Des Moines
Louisa County Boards of Supervisors
Burlington
Louis Blaul
J. G. Bergen
Oscar Sellers
Columbus Junction
John Smith
Surprise
Neb
Shew
W. P. Bumgardner
Muscatine
Frank Delzell
H. D. Parsons
Oakville
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold by Foley's Honey and Tar
A. S. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana describes a three month summer cold and hay fever symptoms that resisted a doctor's prescription and other medicines until Foley's Honey and Tar provided quick relief. His wife also improved after using it. A. W. Morgan, druggist, endorses the remedy.
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Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
A. W. Morgan
Q-Ban Hair Restorer Carload Sale Promoted in Omaha
An Omaha City druggist bought a carload of Q Ban Hair Restorer and Tonic. The ad touts gray hair reversal, a two week testimonial, a six bottle refund guarantee, and free 50 cent samples via mail order from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store and Hen s ing Ellis Drug Company Memphis Tennessee.
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Omaha
Omaha City
Osler
Havercamp’s
Hensig-Ellis Drug Company
Memphis
Tenn
Wilton Downs West Liberty 7 0 In Iowa Tilt
Wilton defeats West Liberty 7 to 0 in a midweek game at Wilton IA. Dr Mason again stars with refined ball handling while Mason, Boccon and Anderson lead Wilton’s battery as West Liberty’s offense stalls to three weak swats amid a listless duel.
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Wilton
Mason
West Liberty
Liberty Boys
Fountain of Youth
Ponce de Leon
Wilton, Mason and Boccon
West ‘Liberty
Anderson and Nichols
Balloon Ascension to End Labor Day Celebration
Balloon ascension planned to close the Labor Day program at the fair grounds under the Trades and Labor assembly. A committee meeting at Assembly Hall yielded only general discussions as preparations continue. Horse race entries to be completed within a week or ten days.
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Fair Grounds
Trades and Labor Assembly
Committee On
Assembly Hall
Earl Norwood Undergoes Nose and Throat Operation
Earl Norwood of Chicago underwent surgical treatment at Francis E. Willard hospital in Chicago. He is recovering well. Homer Junkin, formerly of Muscatine, assisted.
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Earl Norwood
Chicago
Earl
Fred E. Norwood
Francis E. Willard Hospital
Homer Junkin
Muscatine
West Liberty Social Notes Include Dinner and Visits
Mrs. W. J. Stevens hosted a three course five oclock dinner for a group of West Liberty friends on East Sixth Street. Attendees included Mrs. J. P. Gibson Mrs. George Sheldon Mrs. R. C. Wagner and others from town and Chicago. Visitors and travelers such as Lin Burkett Fred Fagge and Mrs. J. Wiley were noted with trips to Town City Downey and Carbon Cliff among other small town movements.
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West Liberty
W. J. Stevens
East Sixth Street
JP. N. Gibson
George Sheldon
R. C. Wagner
A. W. Aker
Clark Nichols
J. R. Hanley
Bert Hine
Dr. Royal
George Ward
Burke
Chicago
Lin Burkett
Town City
Fred Fagge
Hartley
P. C. Payton
Ww. C. Phelps
Carbon Cliff
Herbert Wilson
Downey
Leland Eyer
Paul Wilson
Jonah Hillman
Wilton
Alberta Holloway
Fred Abbott
Clinton
Potter Sisters
R. J. Wiley
Los Angeles
Cal
Denver
Phila Watson
St. Louis
Concordia
Kan
George Sherberger
Muscatine
Fred Evans
Charley Stotler
Springdale
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam Claims Proven Health Record
Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam is touted as a trusted remedy for diarrhoea cholera morbus and related illnesses with millions of cases treated over 623 years. It is described as non habit forming non constipation causing tasty and safe for all ages and endorsed by doctors and nurses with a price of 35 cents for one bottle or 3 for a dollar from C Wakefield & Co Bloomington IL.
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Wakefield
C. Wakefield & Co
Bloomington
Local residents head to events and visits in Iowa
Dawnport residents plan trips to races while Miss Haynes and cousins travel to Iowa City for relatives. Several towns report visits from out of town, transportation by car or train, and local social events including a church supper and a Pythian Sisters meeting.
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Dawnport
Mary Haynes
Gladys and
Everett Haynes
Sterling
Neb
Iowa City
Abbott
Wilton
Dora
Clara Steen
Muscatine
Clara Fischer
W. L. Schwartz
Daisy Ridenour
Ike Watson
Davenport
Will Wiggins
Downey
Grace Huff
Miles
Ernest Kerr
Jim Westfall
Rochester Park
Kerr
West Liberty
Retta Barnes
D. H. Smith
Mae
Independence
Bates
Oklahoma
William Sanger
Klotz
Good
Allentown
5. R. Propst
East Third Street
William Propst
South Prairie
M. W. Coggeshell
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Burkart
A. M. McGuire
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. EB. Church
North Pacific Coast Country book promotes Pacific Northwest travel
The Chicago Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway publishes North Pacific Coast Country to aid travel planning to Seattle Tacoma Spokane Portland Victoria Vancouver and more. The round trip from Chicago to Seattle and other points costs 62 with daily departures until September 30 and return by October 31.
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Pacific Northwest
Seattle
North Pacific Coast Country
Chicago
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Butte
W.C. Parker
Ottumwa
Iowa
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Cardus
Rena Hare
Pierce, Fla
Citizens’ Railway & Light Co
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
J. M. Conner
Sycamore Street
Auduatinc Company
Beta Iota Phi
the City Council
Dr. D. Jayne
Court House
Orie. Kulp
Haskins
Wyoming
L. A. Reiley
Ed. Christy
Sumner Kulp
Muscatine County
Dr. Mason
Tri-City Loan Co
Brady St. Davenport
The
South Muscatine Fuel CO
Anna Jasperson
Celia Clark
Artie Gates
Chas. Swart
Calhoun Street
Yellowstone Park
North Pacific Coast
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
F. M. Gooper
J. G. Kammerer
GEO. W. Fisher Mulberry Garage
E. P. Day
East Second Street
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