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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1910
Page
6
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Representatives of United Ad Men's Clubs touring Iowa arrive in Muscatine to discuss creating a state wide publicity bureau and organizing local advertising clubs. The group from Des Moines includes T. W. LeQuatte, A. C. Silverman, T. L. Hosmer, H. T. Watts, C. W. Graham, C. B. Keemer, and F. D. Bunnell.
Secretary E A Ogilvie of the Muscatine Commercial club outlines imperative goals in his annual report. He cites better shipping facilities, booster train excursions, new factories, advertising funds, quarterly speaker events, and membership growth to 400. Proposes a $100000 fund for interurban expansion, extended car lines, and a ten minute downtown service. Election of officers occurs tonight with a postmeeting social session likely.
Mr and Mrs A L Porter of Spokane Washington have left for Chicago to spend several days visiting friends. Mrs J J Havercamp of Iowa Avenue also left this morning for Davenport to visit friends for the day.
Dr. Frederick Long president of Tabor College spoke to Muscatine High School students on leadership through character service obedience and stewardship. He also preached at First Congregational Church reflecting on mans place in God s world and the four turning points shaping a life.
Nearly two hundred women gathered in the Baptist church to organize a Home Protective league to assist the Fort Dodge Civic league in the effort against saloons.
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