East Hill Ship Poultry By The Carload To The East
Harms and Glawe of this city ship large carload lots of dressed poultry and eggs to the East from Muscatine Worcester and beyond. More than 9 000 pounds of poultry dressed Monday and Tuesday, with a similar amount expected next week, marks a record for the firm. Refrigerated cars maintain -170 degrees above zero, and the firm anticipates larger supplies in the next two weeks while continuing local shipments. An ankle injury occurs when a hand truck strikes Tra Johnson at 601 East Fourth Street. Local notes cover East Hill residents visiting and moves around 1496 Washington Street, coal being stored at Lincoln school, and visitors from St Joseph and Minneapolis attending events and a keel to Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Hill
Anna Williams
East Hill
St. Joseph, Mo
Raymond
Dorothy
Charles Ley
Washington Street
Isaac Ryan
Yombard
Second Streets
Lincoln School
J. O. Martin
Ethel and
Mable
Minneapolis
Returns to Home He Deserted Is Killed
J W Ross a professional gambler was shot and instantly killed at his wife's home. Yeazzer a roomer is under arrest. Ross had deserted his wife three years earlier and she supported herself and children with a boarding house. Ross allegedly forced entry and attacked his wife while intoxicated. Mrs Anna Hurlburt intervened and Ross targeted her as Yeazzer fired two shots hitting him.
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J. W. Ross
William Yeager
Ross
Anna Hurlburt
Man Found Asphyxiated as Gas Stove Hose Disconnected
John Laperré, 39, wealthy Chicago real estate dealer, was found dead in the basement of his north side home after a hose was disconnected from a gag stove and the jet left open. He left after dinner the previous evening and was not heard from until his body was discovered today by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
John Laperre
South End Club Plans Concert and Banquet
Heartbreakers to lead remodelling of clubrooms at once as plans unfold for the annual election of officers and a band concert and banquet by the South End Heartbreakers, a youthful bachelor group. The meeting is set for September 8 at Grandview avenue clubrooms, with Frank Drake as president and Louis Elfers heading the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banid
Heartbreakers’ Club
Inig
South End
Grandview Avenue
Frank Drake
Louis Elfers
Well After Using Eckmans Alterative Report
An advertisement extols Eckmans Alterative for lung trouble claiming numerous recoveries. It cites an Aurora Illinois reader who says she is now fully well with no pain cough or night sweats after years of illness including bronchitis pleurisy and pneumonia. The piece urges letters for case histories and notes the product contains no narcotics or habit forming drugs and directs readers to the Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Second Ave
Aurora
Sam
ETA -Plath
Fae Eckman
A. G. Bastenlehner
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Parisian Sage Promises Quick Hair Nourishment
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientific hair tonic that rapidly removes dandruff cools the scalp and makes hair soft fluffy and glossy It claims one application stops itching with daily use for a week delivering immediate visible effects Sold by Haverkamp's Prescription Drug Store and marketed as a half tonic in a fifty cent bottle
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Havercamp
Velie Cars Break Transcontinental Records
Velie drivers Marty C. Good and Joseph Dain from Moline Illinois completed a Moline to San Francisco run in under fifteen days with only one puncture. They set new records while enduring central west heat and barren stretches, then prepared for the return leg toward Los Angeles while Velie Motor Vehicle Company tests two 1914 models with long daily legs and no tire trouble reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty C. Good
Joseph Dain
Moline
Velie
San Francisco
Central West
Cheyenne
Colfax
Iremont
Missouri
Ogden
Utah
Reno
Nevada
Thera i
Lake Tahoe
Golden Gate City
Los Angeles
Velia ‘Motor Vehicle Company
Edward H. Wiles
Chicago
Toledo
Buffalo
Syracuse
N. Y
Boston
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
iHarry
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
North Dakota
Duluth
Moling
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Journal Transcript
Transf ers of real estate listed by Titus Loan & Investment Co include Ruth McKee’s purchase of Lot 6 in Titus subdivision and a Muscatine land tract transfer to the city, each with nominal consideration. Other entries show S G Stein and spouses transferring parcels to Walter D. Luel Jen and Richard T. Nevens, detailing portions of blocks 103 in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus Loan & Investment; Company
Town Avenue
Titus Loan & Investment
Ruth McKee
Titus
Fred Bridgman
Muscatine
S. G. Stein
Walter D. Luel
Jen
Richard T. Nevens
Wall
Property transfers in Muscatine area noted in deeds
A sequence of real estate conveyances chronicle numerous transfers in Muscatine and surrounding additions. Notable deed values include Henry F Rodman and Mary A Rodman to Windham H France for 670 ft of lot 6 and 870 ft of lot 7, block 147 totaling 3800.00, with many parcels exchanged for nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Page White
Anna B. Freeland
Park Place Add
Muscatine
Theron Thompson
Et Ax
Robert. L. Thompson
Charles Hampe
L. Suttles
A. Smalley’s
South Muscatine
Titus Loan & Investment Company
Fair Oaks
Louise Dillaway
Lucretia Lane
Charles H. Will
Frank L. Foster
Henry F. Rodman
Mary A. Rodman
Windham H. France
Albert Brookhart
Arthur Brookhart
Laura Brookhart
Frank Addieman
J. P
Schomberg
Leila M. Mekkone
Canon
Martha M. Seese
Hus
Harry Thiand
Joan E F. Irwin
North Muscatine
Hattie Lee Harker
Elizabeth Harper
Ida B. Wilson
Atalissa
Foster Socials and Week at Wilton Fair Noted
Foster Illinois items recount a Chicago visit by Mrs August Zreuger and a well attended social at Mr and Mrs W Ripley. The Kettlekamps visited their sister Mrs FC Mewes. local trips to Wilton fair by Gilletts Kleists Fowler and others. Miss Nora Galloway visited. Eda Johnson funeral held. Axel Anderson visiting relatives. Nola Gillette to Harmon Iowa.
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Foster
August Zreuger
Chicago
W. Ripley
W. Kettlekamp
D. A. Kleist
Jas, Fowler
Nora Galloway
Aledo
Sadie
Kathryn
Kleist
Philip Neubaum
Louise
Clara’Foater
Rock Island
West Liberty Fair Opens To Large Opening Day Crowd
West Liberty Ia Aug 20 large opening day crowd at fair despite threat of weather. Track slow and races late due to judge delays. West Liberty beat Riverside 14 to 3 in ball game. 2:28 trot and three year old stake held. Sure Mike wins the stake in straight heats. Race summaries list Explane Tonzo and other runners with owners and locations.
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West Liberty
J. F. Garrison
Des Moines
Grinnall
Riverside
Explane
Tonzo
Sure Mike
Oscar Harris
Chet Kelley
Br. m
C. W. McMillan
Laporte City
Brown Wheeler
Chet Kelly
Anna Symboleer
B. m
Symboleer
R. S. Gill
Mt. Carroll
Mina H
Db. m
Ganzoo
J. B. Moore
Washington
Eseree Verve G
Baisdel
Gwevert
Galesburg
Ill
Sixth heat decides between Explane and Tonzo in race
In a muddled entry, a sixth heat pits Explane against Tonzo with Explane winning. Three Year Old Stake Purse valued at 34. Day Lady daughter of The Exponent Sullivan Bros Island West Liberty listed with Oran C. and Exponent lineage. Other entries include Sure Mike and The Striver linked to Expo nent Andy Brady. Time details show 2:80 32:23 and 2: but readability is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explane
Tonzo
Lady
B. F
Exponent
Sullivan Bros
Island West Liberty
Oy Oran C
C. W. McMillan
la Porte City
Sure Mike
Peter “W
Chet Kelly
West
Liberty
the Striver
Andy Brady
Rock Times
Vaudeville Union Bars Johnson Appearing in London
London authorities and the vaudeville union move to block the appearance of American negro boxer Jack Johnson at a London music hall next week. The action follows protests over Johnsons violations of U S slave laws and concerns over public reception in London venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T Times
Jack Johnson
Johnson
United Sta
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David Bogard
House OF Better Merchandise
Worcester
Harmy & Glawe
Tra Johnson
East Fourth Street
F. R. ‘Halstead
Hank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Muscatine, Iowa
South End Club
Heartbreakers
Pelton
Rose Pelton
Olive Branch
Willing Workers’ Society
The
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Bleeker and
Bismarck Streets
Lindley Coopes
Stewart Road
Lysle Gonse
Kingston
Jacob Gonse
Phil- Ups Street
Arthur Lambrecht
Bismarck Street
James L. Berry
Nebraska Street
Friend Desch
New Boston
O. W. Frick
Carl Tobias
Janesville
Minn
Clifford Randleman
Louis York
George Randleman
Louise Bauerbach
Albert Bauerbach
Hershey Avenue
J. W. Carr
Demorest Avenue
Clyde Simmons
Ilinois Street
Columbus Junction
Herman Tiederman
Sampson Street
Davenport
Frisco
Alice Joyce
Tom Moore
Kalem
Kate Kirby
Laura Sawyer
Charles Ogle
Robert Brower
Selig
Lillian
Red Riding Hood
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt Shoe Stores
Chestnut Street
Harry Kern
Tonzo B
T. E—. Banker
Vaudeville Union
Fuller & Hiller Hardware Comp
Haynes & East
C.F. Cadie
East
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