Local shoppers and visitors fill city yesterday
Local residents and visitors roam the city shopping and calling on friends. Names include Mrs. Ridley, Mrs. Handerson, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs. Wagner and children, Tod Robbins, Dickson of Chicago, Mr. Amprecht and Wilma, James ODay, Mra Lee Wathan, Mrs. Moore of Fruitland, Mr. Shellatarger, Agnes and Winifred Me Swigem, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Shafer, J.H. Williamson, G. Holmes, Elmer Quandt, Pearl Reid, Mida Field, Katy Meyers, F. G. Parker, Mere1 Kile, Ava Calloway, Mayme Kemper, W. LaTourette, Mrs. Glass, Mrs. King, Emma B. Minnick, and many others noted as out and about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lamb
Letts
Earl Wagner
Earl
Leo
Margaret
Fredonia
Iupure
Tod ‘A. Robbins
Mra
Lee Wathan
Wilton
Mida Mabel Field
Cedar Rapids
Mia
Katy Meyers
Adams
F. G. Parker
Fairport
Wilk
Mark
Adv
Ben
Mayme
Kemper
Elizabeth
Kendle
W. LaTourette
West Second Street
Bayfield
Irlands
Jos Glass
Thomas King
Porn
Paul Lodse
Trust Jewel Thieves International Ring Revealed
European detectives from seven countries say a gigantic jewel thief trust operates across borders. The accused ring allegedly includes at least six gangs with two Americans among its members. Reported profits exceed 2 million dollars yearly as a transit heist necklace valued at 740000 dollars vanishes en route from Fairly to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condon
Eng
Farly
London
Gange
Trug
Davenport fines for short weight and a death at Suburban Island
Davenport officials fined four men including Claussen for short weights to customers. Claussen pleaded guilty and vowed not to pay, risking jail if the fine remains unpaid. The Tr-City Food and Dairy Company was fined $100 on each of four counts. Separately, the body of Claus Theidemann, former Amanan society colonist, was found near Suburban Island after he jumped from a ferry dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
W. C
Clarissen
Davenporteemen
Claugeon
Saan
Eldridge Yeaterday
Cedar
Rapida
Justice of the
Ageinat Claussen Ig
Bat
Claussen
Cami~ Poignageinet
Tee Companies
State, Food and Dairy
Townships Picnic in County During Autumn
Muscatine County Crop Improvement Association plans township picnics in Muscatine county this fall. at next saturday august 30 meeting county crop advisor kirkpatrick will suggest arranging these outings to unite farmers, form neighborhood clubs, and support winter social educational work. hog cholera campaign may be discussed along with monthly farm letters to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Ps Ag
Kirkpatrick Beleves
Ill fated State of California spurs missing Alaska trip fears
Mrs Belle Gray Curtis of Iowa City is reported dead by drowning after the ill fated State of California struck an uncharted reef. Friends fear she may be among the undiscovered victims. Curtis recently aimed to voyage to Alaska but postponed plans and had written from Vancouver. She had sued for property and other years in Mill County court, a stress that may have affected her health. Also noted are local obituaries and community notices including a pioneer death in Treland and local civic appointments, with a fire at St Mary’s parochial school and a new university pastor arriving in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Mra Ta
Opee- Belle Gray Curtis
California
Mra
Curtis
Alaska
Bha
Vancouver
Milla
Js Deady
McDonnell
So- Jou
Nade Jine
Edith
Amalie
Costa
Wiliam
John Welte
Jews City
Solon
Justine
Mary M. Fuhr
Theodore H. Fuhr
Sheri Theodore Foutz
Lone Tree
Edward O’connor
Town University
Burt
St. Mary's Parochial School
University
Ey. Lewis
F. Townsend
Weeping Water
New
Methodiat
Iowa University
Amish Ciretft
Wellman
W. . H. Munster
North English
Mrs Bonell in Critical Condition in Chicago
Word from Henrottin noaphal Chicago reports Mrs Della Watson Bonell daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Watson of this city is in critical condition after seven weeks of illness. Her husband and family are at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrottin
Noaphal
Chicago
Della- Watson Bonell
Thomas
Watson- Of-Thig City
Perlwas
Emperor William A Teetotaler Report
Berlin reports Emperor William has joined teetotalers abandoning all alcoholic beverages during his northern voyage. He reportedly drinks lemonade with orange juice instead and has urged water for toasts. His stance reflects belief that immoderate drinking hinders national progress and efficiency. Mrs. Will Dumke and Eva Dumke, visiting Oshkosh relatives, return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Emieror
William
Wilhelmsaha Yen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loree
Rock Island Railroad
Brown's Business College
Muscatine, Lowa
William Ridley
Mias
Olive Handerson
James O'Day
Culeago
Kentwith
E. J. Shellatarger
Saftern Gostral
iMiuses
Agnés
Winifred Me Swigem
City
Fernoon
Ernest Hoover
aMra. Ie
C.shafer
Nichols
J. H. Williamson
Keokuk
Abs
G. Holmes
Monmouth
Lng
Walter Hart
East Eighth Streat
Elmer Quandt
Buach Street
O. Snyder
Misa Pearl Reid
Toronto
Can
Kalona, Ia
Misa Mere] Kile
Busch Street
Ava Calloway
Moline
C. H. Johnson
Emma B. Minnick
Fittsburgh, Py
August Becker
Cedar Afrost
Earl All
Oklahoma
Bert Hill
Bismarck Street
Cora Swank
Fred
Beatrice
DB. Swank
Muscacine-Inland
Nate
Moore’s “Royal Blue
2Nd St. Muscatine
Iowa
Hoover
EB. Chamberlain
Clinton
Havercamp's Prescription Drug
Indianapolis
Ind
Interurban
New Union
Tmen
Eldridge
Farmer
Owa City
SHEP
Belle Gray Curtis
Henrottin Hospital
Henr Kaiser
Ranke of
The
Teetotalers— Pelivers Temperance Lectures
Will Dumke
Eva
W. J. Hughes
Mulberry Avenue
J. MekKone
Lee Street
Oshkosh
Wis
Fair Oaks
Muscatine
Titus Loa Investment Company
Iowa Avenue
First National Bank
New Savings Department
G. Stein
D.V. Jackson
M. Hughes
T. C. Clark
Asst
Liberty
Atalissa
Wilton Junction
Wapello
Went
Aly
Farvasground
Ctheieg Brothers
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