Louise Gunning Stars in Pixley & Luder's Marcelle at the Grand
Louise Gunning, youngest Shubert star, heads the Pixley and Luder production Marcelle at the Grand on Friday. The musical comedy, praised in New York, features Jess Dandy and a large, skilled company in this revival of a three month Broadway hit.
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Louise Gunning
Shubert
Pixley & Luder
Marcelle
Pilsen
New York
Broadway
Miss Gunning
Jess Dandy
Billie Burke Sings as Amorous French Girl in Love Watches
In the Grand at Davenport on Monday evening December 6 Billie Burke portrays a impulsive capricious naive French girl who wears her heart on her sleeve and loves her husband freely. The role, praised for its lifelike charm, offers a refreshing contrast to burdened heroines and aims to entertain both young and older audiences.
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Billie Burke
France
Genteel Lover Leaves To Deter Suspicion Of Late Stay
The genteel lover departs in a way that disarms any suspicion he wishes to remain overnight, shaping appearances to avoid notice.
Minnesota Veteran Gen Samuel Jennison Dies at 79
General Samuel P. Jennison, 79, former commander of the Tenth Minnesota infantry, dies at Covina ranch after brief illness. He served as Minnesota secretary of state and secretary to Governors Ramsay Marshall and Hubbard, and edited the St Paul Pioneer Press and later the Red Wing Republican.
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Los Angeles
Samuel P. Jennison
Covina Ranch
Tenth
Minnesota Infantry
Minnesota
Ramsay, Marshall
Hubbard
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Red Wing Republican
Rochester Thanksgiving Gatherings and a Local Nuptial
Miss Bernice Walker of Avery visits Rochester with extended stay at Charles McGillivray’s. The L S C meets with Mrs Rich Peiffer. Thanksgiving dinner served. Charles Hale and Agnes McCune wed November 22 1909 at Tipton Iowa. They plan to live on Hale’s farm across the Cedar River.
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Rochester
Bernice Walker
Avery
Chas. MecGillivray
Rich Peiffer
Mesdames
I. C. Wood
W. Nelson
R. Hain
A. Hain
W. Wildersin
R. Morton
C. McGillivray
Addie Whitmer
B. Whitmer
Tipton
Cedar River
Laurel Hill News Beats and Social Notes
Laurel Hill notes report Mr and Mrs Otto Harder and baby returning from Muscatine after visiting relatives. Luther Teeple of Wilton in the area. Fred Boot visited in Walcott. Gus Gruemmer a Durant visitor. Leonard Angerer recovering from appendicitis at Bellevue hospital and nearing home. Miss Armenthea Scoemaker left for Arden. Mr and Mrs Clark Brown of Wilton hosted a visit by Miss Armenthea Scoemaker. Sophia Angerer returned from Muscatine. Christ Fick visited Durant. Locals attended the Thanksgiving ball at Durant. Robert Harder spent Tuesday in Walcott.
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Laurel Hill
Otto Harder
Baby
Muscatine
Luther Teeple
Wilton
Fred Boot
Walcott
Gus
Gruemmer
Leonard Angerer
Bellevue Hospital
Armenthea Scoemaker
Arden
Clark Brown
Andrew Cockshoot
Sophia Angerer
Christ Fick
Durant
Robert Harder
Banner Year for Farmers Highlights 1909 Prosperity
Secretary Wilson reports 1909 farm product value at 8.76 billion dollars, up 869 million from 1908, with corn worth 1.72 billion and wheat 725 million. The study details beef retail markups, 38 percent on average, and notes cereals total near 3 billion, plus broader farm wealth growth and farmer improvements.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Chicago
United States
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
North Central
Western
South Central
Boston
Local residents make short trips and visits across Iowa
Wilton residents report quick travels and visits to Davenport Muscatine Muscatine relatives and friends. Several men return from study or business trips to towns like Durant Rock Island West Liberty Cedar Rapids Buffalo and Summit. The Kensington ladies of the M. E. church are noted.
O E S Chapter Reports at Diasonic Hall Meeting
The Thirty second annual session of the Grand Chapter O E S was summarized by Mrs J L Wright at the Sioux City gathering. Toasts and musical numbers followed business with Miss Elsie Kiser Miss Olive Hain and others performing. refreshments served by several members. John Luthye returned home Wednesday.
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Mmes
Thomas Raynor
Harriet Strong
Emna Cooling
Dr. E. Smith
Eugenia Dooling
D. Harris
O. E. A-Ha
Elsie Kiser
Yiolip Solo
Olive Hain
the Good Things of the Order
A Martin
Prothers of
GO. E. S
Pearl Maurer
Fiana Solo
Florence Agnew
John Luthye
Spitting Nuisance Addressed With Hyomei Cure
Local authorities urged to curb spitting on sidewalks by teaching catarrh treatment methods. Havercamp's Drug Store promotes Hyomei inhaled vapor as a germicidal cure with a money back guarantee, priced at $1.00 including inhaler, extra bottles 50 cents. Testimonial from William W. Goode of Newark, Ohio, dated June 21, 1999.
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Havercamp’s
Wm. W. Goode
Newark
Ohio
Adams and Muscatine Social Notes from Adams Iowa
Miss Mary Ryan traveled to Muscatine to spend Thanksgiving at home. Joseph Mapes took a motor trip to Muscatine Friday. Miss Bessie Stockfleet returned home after visiting friends in Muscatine. Gus Meyers and Bert Adams visited Adams business circles. John Nugent and Mrs Stockfleet visited Muscatine shopping. Multiple locals attended the John Holmes sale at Nichols with Adams and Shafer present.
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Adams
Mary Ryan
Muscatine
Joseph Mapes
Bessie Stockfleet
Gus. Meyers
F. B. Mapes
Washington
S. L. Freidlin
Chicago
John Nugent
John Kirchner
Nichols
Frank Stockfleet
John Healey
Here
C. C. Adams
William Shafer
Marie Ryan
M. M. Adams
John Holmes
Cc. C. Adams
Bert Adams
Lila Adams
Amos Borgsted
Arthur and
Willie Mapes
John Burk
Bert Metcalf
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McQuesten
Sawyer
Billy Burke
Grand Opera House
Davenport
Beach's
Beach
Peosta Soap
Jas. Beach & Sons
Dubuque, Iowa
Telmo, Ca-Ra-Ja and
White House
Geo
W. Reuling
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ruthenberg Clothing CO
East 2Nd St
August Weggen
J. M. Rider
Cedar Rapids
George Freeland
B. L. Norton
H. D. Carson
Cyrus Shugars
Summit
Kensington
Orld
Ceresota Fleur
Siifigigs
Geo. Eitman’s
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