Local News Highlights at Mundis and Hershey Advertisements
Hand rade wagons and bupeis offered at Mundis with a 61-note player roll for dirt and Fesler's. An Ady studio opens at Ming Hazel Keath's home 805 B Std St featuring piano and vocal demos. Hirt and Fester advertise used planes for beginners priced around $100 with flexible terms at the Hershey building.
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Dirt & Fesler's
Hershey
Ady
Ming Hazel Keath
Hirt & Fester
Wittich Bros
Piane
Hirt & Fesler
A Proposal from the Duke to Be Shown at A Muse U
A Tip to the ladies and others who enjoy the best pictures promotes the showing of A Proposal fromt the Duke and the Mary series at the A Muse U venue.
For SALE Timothy Kay Phone W934 21
Classified notice lists contact Timothy Kay with phone W934 21 as the sale contact. The fragment notes availability in the evening or not, but details are incomplete.
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Timothy Kay
For Rent Two Furnished Rooms in 113 West 2nd
Furnished rooms available for rent at 113 West 2nd. Contact listing for details on size, amenities, and price.
Company player piano with rolls offered at Hershey building
A used iabopany player piano with 24 rolls was offered by Adam Hirt and Foster at the Hershey building. A large number of Degree of Honor Industrial members enjoyed a delightful outing at Weed Park Thursday.
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Iabopany
Adam, Hirt & Foster
Hershey
Degree of Honor Industrial
Weed Park
Tauraday
Pastors Return to City Next Week in September Services
Rev. T. V. Meigs of the First Baptist Church and Rev. J. B. Rendall of the First Presbyterian Church plan return from vacations next week. Meigs will preach at both services and Sunday marks the first anniversary of his pastorate. Rev. James Renfrew of the Friends church will speak at union evening services closing the summer period.
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Robert van Meigs
Fiist Baptist Church
Mears
Mich
Rav
Meiga
Teendall
Ship Damage Fire Rats Two Vessels After Oil Cargo Explodes
A New York harbor blaze damaged the Burgermeister Hackman loaded with 9,000,000 gallons of refined oil and benzine in the Buttermilk Channel. Fireboats fought flames overnight as blazing debris drifted toward other ships. Losses exceed $200,000. one crewman died. The Imperator remains seaworthy despite a prior fire, with a scheduled voyage still on track.
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New York
Burgermeister Hackman
Buttermilk
Fred ‘By & Spark
Ashe
Feaen
Brooklys Front
Governor's Island
Arwy
Hamburg
Cern
New Zealand
Geege
Hanbury-American Line
Carl Gobrecht
Man Injured at South End Plant In Sash and Door Factory
John Groters of 114 East Eleventh Street suffered a severe hand injury at the Roach and Musser Sash and Door factory when his left hand was caught in an automatic machine. Four stitches were required for the severed area, with Dr. E K Tyjor attending.
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John Groters
East Eleventh Street
Roach '& Musser Sash and Door
E. K. Tyjor
Debate Hetch Hetchy Bill to Fund San Francisco Water
In Washington the debate over a 76000 dollar Hetch Hetchy water project for San Francisco moved to debate in the House with a vote expected by tomorrow night. The measure would authorize a right of way and other access to build the line through Yosemite National Park.
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Vilegea
San Francisco
Betch Hetchy Valley
Yosemite National Park
Wag Ibegun
Washington, D. C
Rolla
Sheenate
Bill Tol
Yol
Hirt & Fesler’s
Herehey
Spectacular Volger Cottage baseball game stirs controversy
At the Volger cottage on the Cedar River, about forty Muscatine businessmen and guests gathered for a lively event headlined by a contentious baseball game. James Giesler captained one side, Arthur Hoffman managed the other, with McGraw Hoffman protesting the victory and questions over player limits. The affair featured sharp umpiring, robust cheering, and a grand chicken dinner, ending with strong opinions on officiating and league rules.
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Volger
Cedar River
J. S.sterneman
James $. Giesler
Muscatine Commercial Club
Arthur Hoffman
McGraw Hoffman
Hoffmanites
Corporation
Rearga
Postmaster Roberts
M McNutt
McNutt
Ratova
Lawrence
Allama
Hank O'Day
Atva
Ufelels
Burgests
Bryan on Lecture Tour Heads to Pennsylvania and Maryland
Secretary Bryan departed Washington to deliver a lecture in Doylestown Pa this afternoon. He will speak at Kennett Square Pa tonight and at Oxford Pa tomorrow afternoon. He is to speak in Bellaire Md and return to Washington Sunday morning.
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Washington
D. C
Bryan
Doylestown
Kennett Square
Oaford
Bellaire
WILL EXTEND CAR LINE TO GENEVA CLUB HOUSE
City Engineer Young learns the Davenport and Muscatine Railway will extend Mulberry avenue to Wier Street to serve Geneva Golf and Country Club members. The D M company informs the city it will build the line when paving occurs on that route, reversing prior opposition by the club.
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Geneva Club House
Davenport & Muscatine Railway Company
Mulberry Avenua Lne
Wier Atrest
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Young
P. P. Crafts
Wier Street
Cratte
Country Club
Banquet Menu Promises Plenty for Musky Athletes Fans
A banquet honoring Musky athletes is planned for next Tuesday at the A. O. U. W. hall with St Matthias Industrial serving the meal. Final arrangements to be reviewed at the Commercial club tonight at 8 30. Tickets are selling fast and organizers urge fans to secure shells and pasteboards by Saturday night. Between 150 and 200 men are expected to attend. Menu includes fruit cocktail root beer mashed potatoes scalloped corn olives celery jelly stuffed tomato salad wafers nuttier made cake coffee cheese wafers and cigars.
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Wan
St. Matthias Industrial
Rural Mail Carriers to Meet on Labor Day
Muscatine rural mail carriers plan a semi annual meeting on Labor Day with addresses and discussions as features. Sylvan Plumley, president of the Rural Carriers Association, directs arrangements. Topics include post office issues and parcel post phases with recommendations for service improvements.
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Muscatine
Sylvan Plumley
Rural Cartiers Association
Constitutionalists Praise Leaders in Mexican Crisis
In debates over Huerta and Wilson’s stance, editors urge caution and unity. Los Angeles reports Captain Joaquin Alcalde, a constitutionalist from Sonora, explains bombs dropped from a massed aeroplane over the border caused no harm.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Masson
Mexican
Joaquin’ Alcalde
Constitutionaliat
Sonora
Guayrans
Discontented Federal Soldiers Invited to Desert
Reports describe invitations to discontented federal soldiers under Pedro Ojeda to desert and join the rebels. Indictments include Aloalda and Didier Masson after a flying machine was sent from Tucson. Felix Diaz in London says his future movements depend on news from Mexico. Diaz has not decided on a mission to Japan or return home depending on presidential nominating politics. Missing miner John G. George's disappearance raises anxiety in Arizona and Sonora after his escape from a Mexican prison. Consuls report medicine and supplies moving to Torreon to combat smallpox and typhoid, while Italy notes a favorable U.S. stance toward Mexico.
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Pedro Ojeda
Aloalda
Didier Masson
Mason
Tucson
Felix Diaz
London
Eng
Ane
Lig
Canada
Mexico
Diaz
Associated Press
Japan
Bis
Douglas
Auz
John G. George
Empalme
Sonora
Arizona
George
Mercantiles
Richardson Construction Company
John Hays Hammond
Washington, D. C
Hanna
Monterey
San Antonio
Tex
William Federic
Torreon
Oliver
New Hompeutre
George Richardson
Ernest Boehringer
Holland
Faltiilo
Mexico City
Italy
Rome
Giormalo D'Italia
President Witton Granted First Order In Diplomatic Crisis
Henry Concannon, once a key adviser with strong political ties, suffered heat-related illness for several days. He was treated at Hershey hospital and later moved to his home on Sampson Street as his condition slowly improved today.
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Te Save
Witton
Pri
Henry Concannon
Hershey Hospital
Sampson Street
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Vitagraph
the Princess
Edison
Mundis
Journal
Park Place
Pait Oake
Third and
Brook Streets
T. V. Meigs
Mont, Mich
J Ts. Rendal
Philadelphia
Doge
South End
Volger Cottage
John S. Sterneman
Frionda
THE
Fifteen Dollar Tailors
E. An. 2Nd
Radway
Traction Company
Constitutionalist
Huerta
Wilson
Bryan Lave
Muerte
el Pata
Potter
Independiente
Chambray
Urday
Cohn Mercantile Co
McQuesten
C.cadle
Anson
East Second Bt
Frank Antu
Paul Selmmete
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