Davenport Bride-to-Be Mulloy to Wed Bohan of Davenport
Local notices reveal Miss Ann Mulloy of Davenport set to wed Thomas M. Bohan of Davenport in September. Prewedding events include showers hosted by Miss Koenigsuecker and Miss Malloy with plans for parties in Davenport and nearby venues. Also covered are Trinity Church picnic at Weed Park, Woodlawn dinners, and community notices from Davenport society, including anniversaries, outings, and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Gil Wall
Anns Mulloy
Muscating
Thomas M. Bohan
James Malloy
Joannes Koenigsuecker
Illyrtls Koenigaaecker
Wilh
Jn Mixe
Ann Malloy
Holy Family Church
Nevada
Myrtle Coons
West Third Street
James P. Mmloy
Council to Inspect Paving Wednesday in Muscatine
The Muscatine City Council will hold a special session Wednesday afternoon to inspect concrete paving by Korneman Construction Company during the current summer. Three blocks were paved on Rockville Street with the rest of the work in alleys. work began after the contract and aims to proceed swiftly due to dry weather. One block of bitulithic has been laid. Cedar Street top dressing is being spread as work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatina
Korneman Construction Company
Kocklervilla
Kornoman Company
Heink
Cedar Street
Libel Suit to Feature September Term in Madison
Madison Mayor A P Brown and Attorney Omer Herminghausen clash over a libel suit tied to a Fort Madison election. Herminghausen seeks 25000 damages alleging defamation after Brown supported a Stone and Woodster franchise for Keokuk dam power. The September district court term is expected to hear the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Plaintitt
Ort Madon
District Court
Omer J. Hermninghingen
A. P. Brown
Fort Madison
Stone & Woodster
Boston
Keokuk Dam
Brown
Herminghausen
Foen
Sewers in South End face urgent cleanup before rain
South End residents and property owners petition city to clear stagnant sewer lines stuffed with debris. They warn backwater and ground seepage will worsen with another rainfall, noting repeated requests for cleaning have gone unanswered and residents sometimes clear sewers themselves. The report also mentions local gatherings and upcoming dam dedication events and a church lawn social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
South Hod
Pean
New Tank and Tower Accepted by Board
The tank and tower erected on the old Ramble place on West Hill by Des Moines Bridge and Iron Works is now in use after favorable inspections and tests. The first payment to the contracting firm has been made by the water works trustees, with Robert W. Hunt Company of Chicago and Wynkoop Kiersted of Kansas City approving the final test. The system supports an extension of water service to Muscatine homes on high ground, and progress continues on a storage reservoir likely to be completed within about thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wast Hil
Des Moines
Muscatine
Recovery through Eckman’s Alternative Tonic
A testimonial from Mother Stanislaus at St Anne’s Convent Sanford Wisconsin praises Eckman’s Alternative as restoring health after four doctors urged throat surgery. She reports dramatic recovery within ten months and offers to share experiences. The letter cites Eckman’s practice as effective for throat and lung ailments and directs readers to the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for evidence and testimonials.
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Wexman
Mother Stanislaus
St. Anne's
Convant
Sanford
Tia
St. Anne
Pookskill
Motherhoyne
Tranais
Eckman
Stanislaus
Eckian
Roymolaie
Beatenichner
Philadephia, PI
Skin whitening and aging cure narrated in ad copy
An advertisement touts a skincare routine using ordinary wax and a homemade mixture of leaxoll and witch hazel. It promises a cosmetic all in one: nightly cold cream, morning wash, and a home remedy that tightens the skin and reduces lines. It claims rapid whitening and youthful appearance through layered application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Coulson
Falar Monthly
Ady
Forty West Liberty Young People Teach
West Liberty Iowa August 26 Special The quality of instruction at West Liberty High School is shown by a list of forty graduates now becoming teachers. Names with their future posts include Nettle Anderson Steamboat Falls Colorado Nettie Anderson Miriam Bvane Primary at Ate Irma Evans 4th grade Clark ton Nina Reeves Primary at Ladora Helen Swain Centerdale Luelle Evess Primary at Nichols Ethel Case Moscow Ary Hill 2nd grade West Liberty Mildred Luse Primary West Liberty Elenor Juse Federal Hill rural Daley McAdams Moscow rural Elsia Mosher Goshen Mary Anderson Snale Hollow Rebecca Hillman Swamp Beatin Longbotham Center Grove rural Hazel Nichola Nichols rural Orpla David Yankee Corners Bertha Jamez Cedar Hill Sarah James Lakue rural Sune Ward Union Valley Mildred Ward Hartup Constancs Longbatham Fulton Two Clayton Mosher Anthony Kansas Hazel Pratt Union Edna Melntire High Prairie Meda Brick Welster City
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West Liberty
Irma Evans
Clarkton
Lana Frashwater
Ith
Titan
Florence Nicholen
Cushing
Jean Proizman
Humboldt
Blaiche Shiyman
Rockwell
Lucilé
Daglass Provo
Utah
Ruth Fisher
Mores Station
Verna Swain
Linn Grove
Elenor Juse
Federal Hill
Daley McAdams
Moscow
Elsia Buckley
Tral
Clara Gihaon
Plumb Grove
Elsia Mosher
Goshen
Mary Anderson
Snale Hollow
Beatin Longbotham
Center Grove
Rebecca Hillman
Hazel Nichola—Nichols
Orpla David
Yankee Corners
Bertha Jamez
Cedar Hill
Sarah James—Lakue
Sune Ward
Union Valley
Mildred Ward—Hartup
Constancs Longbatham- Fulton Two
Clayton Mosher
Gomez Demonstrates Military Power in Maracay Parade
In Caracas on August 26, a grand parade showcased President Gomez’s forces in Maracay. Twenty political prisoners tied to the Castro revolt were marched from Tapatapa barracks toward Gomez’s residence, escorted by loyal troops and Mauser rifles. They endured a hot sun as troops deployed past them before being jailed pending transfer to Caracas.
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Caracas
Gomez
Maracay
Tapatapa
Simon Bello
Castro
Manuel Torres
Felix
Fire destroys multiple Sheldon properties and stables
Fire at Meyers Beans & Co livery stable in Sheldon Iowa yesterday wiped out the livery and sale barn, six horses perished, and damaged the Saratington hotel. William Lucas blacksmith shop, Kindey and Hagle garage, and Joe Wilt building suffered losses with insurance estimated at $12.00 among 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Meyers, Beans &'Co
William Lucas
Kindey , & Hagle
sAriington
Joe Wilt Bev
East Hill Trinity Church Holds Annual Picnic Today
East Hill Trinity Church members held their annual picnic at Ween Park this evening. All Saints mission of Park avenue joined the event with Sunday school attendance. A large crowd departed for the second picnic at three o clock and by six enjoyed a basket supper on the lawn. Games and friendly rivalry marked the gathering and the afternoon weather was favorable. Mrs Haln of 1103 East Tenth street left for Atalese to visit friends, while Mrs W P Frazier of 1018 Park was reported improving today.
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Trinity Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
Weed Park
Trinity
St. Margaret's
St. Katharine’s Gulls
Wlan
Woodbing Camp
Fred Washburn
Woodlawn Avenue
Sebastian Schlipi
Grandview Avenue
J. E. Hoopes
Amy Hoopes
Stewart Road
Keokuk
August Bauerbach
Hershey Avenue
Mulford Congregational Church
D. B. Strohmer
West Liberty
Gosson
David Sottiomiro
Stewart
Read
O. W. Frick
Kookule
M. V. P. A. Regatta. the Ladies’ Ald Svelett
Musserville
Methodise Episcopal Church
Oregon Street
Ween Park
All Saints Mission
Park Avenue
Avaryona
Reunion Program Outlined For Thirty-fife Iowa Infantry
The 14th reunion of the Thirty-fife Iowa Infantry will be held in Muscatine next month. A campfire on September 3 at the A. W. U. hall follows a day of registration, reminiscences, and social time. Thursday offers a business meeting and a banquet at the Baptist church with a formal toastmaster. Local veterans and women volunteers organize entertainment, with addresses by Col. Keeler and Sergeant Major Sibley. Robert Leu has returned from Davenport on business.
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Iowa Infantry
Muscating
H. F. Godman
Mulbarry Avenue
Agsambie
Memorial Hell
George Wes
Richard Stave
Koehter
Col
W. B. Keeler
Analla Schmidt-Gobwie
Albert Sibley
Oak Park
Taps
Memorial Hall
The
Baptist Church
Indies of the Baptist Church
George K. Spencer
Kansas
Tax Levy Resolution for Muscatine 1912 Voted August 21
City of Muscatine adopts a 1912 tax levy for multiple funds including Bond, Grading, Sewer, Fire, Improvement, General, Lighting, Bridge and water works bonds. Special taxes cover water, free public library, road districts 1 2 3, and city hall bonds. City recorder directed to certify assessor’s book before first Monday September 1913.
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City of
Muscating
Muscatine
Iowa
General Fund
Mit Jon
District Court of Iowa
Muscatine Lighting Co
Plaintill
City of Muscatine
C. Koehler
Card of Thanks and Fairport Marriage Notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors clergy and choir of the Fire formed church for kind neighbors during the illness and death of wife and mother. Adrian Van Yaseldyk and children note. Miss Agnes T lyfelmeg and Elmer C Reeves of Fairport married this morning at ten o clock Judge Ay Rowan presiding. Glep Brewer of Fairport accompanied the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian van Yaseldyk
Fairport
Agnes T. Lyfelmeg
Elmer
Last Moonlight Excursion Planned For Steamer Sidney
An official notice from Harry Bernhardt of Strecktus Breavboat line announces the final moonlight river excursion of the season. The steamer Sidney will depart Muscatine bound for New Orleans on Friday evening September 5 with high expectations for a large crowd and improved winter plans to boost next season’s passenger capacity.
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Harry Bernhardt
Strecktus Breavboat Line
Sidney
Muscatine Eutanshasta
Mississippi
New Orleans
Quincy
St. Louis
St. Paul
Bt. Louie
W. W
Louis
Helen Blair
Keokuk
Royal Todge of
Moose Wilhos
Agricultural development meeting draws national scholars in Tu neey Kansas City
Bankers, department of agriculture representatives, agricultural college experts, builders, and educators from nearly every state gathered in Tu neey for the third annual meeting of the American Bankers association committee on agricultural development and education. Topics included good roads, vocational education, soil analysis, crop rotation, and use of the eflo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Ags Ricultural Coueges
Committee of Agricultural Development and Education
American Barkers’ Association
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Inuery
Wayne
Otto Parker
Mathers
Ry Avenue
Mies Gokin Sleel
Waterloo
Bertha Davis
Otter
Geneva
Daskett
J. W. Woods
East Second Street
Ily
Evangelical
Wood
Mark Quinn
Butz Cottage
Geneva Island
Bloomington Coreas Society
Henley's Pasture
Phono
Murtatine
C. F. Jappe
Council
South End
Calvars
Cid
Nina Reeves
Ladora
Helen Swain
Centerdale
Luelle Evess
Nichols
Ethe
Ary Hul
Mildred Luse
Chaimberlain
Foel
East Hill
AND
Saints Mission Ant
Robert Leu
Hest Second Street
Peosie
Waly
PRTC
Ccm Sys Furnituri Sale
Stein’s
Sg.&pstein Furniture CO
Caple
City Recorder
Helen Bliir Huroute
Tueney
V. Bodman
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