Nature's Formations Perpetuated In Platting Fair Oaks Addition
Muscatine's Fair Oaks addition showcases rapid progress in real estate with over 14 new residences this season. Titus Loan and Investment controls the tract once owned by the Western Realty company, offering 100 plus lots with 60 to 100 ft frontages near the Mississippi. The park adjacent layout emphasizes park-like streets, large oaks, and convenient street car access, with homes priced from 2500 to 5000 dollars and full utilities including planned electricity.
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Titus Loan and Investment Company
Iowa Avenue
Mississippi
Western Realty Company of
Cedar Rapids
Muscatine
Western Realty Company
Weed
Fair Oaks
Park Avenue
Weed Park
Washington Street
Still Drawing Well in Court Exchange with Mr Sullivan
The dialogue shows Sir Arthur Sullivan's brother, now an actor, being examined in court by Russell. Sullivan replies he has been an architect and is still drawing large houses, hinting at his earlier craft while now pursuing acting.
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Sir Arthur Sullivan
Russell
Mr. Russell
Mr. Sullivan
A terse OCR fragment yields a cryptic snippet
An unreadable OCR fragment shows scattered symbols and garbled text with no clear names dates or events. The readable portion hints at a stray note but lacks concrete facts or context for a proper summary.
United States Consul Frank Mahin’s Muscatine Roots
Frank Mahin, brother of longtime editor John Mahin, trained at Muscatine Journal and Iowa Wesleyan. He became United States consul in Amsterdam after a career in law and diplomacy, including posts in Reichenberg and Nottingham. In 1879 he married Abby Cadle of Muscatine.
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United States
Frank Mahin
Journal Family
John Mahin
Muscatine Journal
Amsterdam
Holland
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
C. L. Stafford
Oskaloosa, Ia
Jacob Mahin
Journal
Muscatine
Kaggy & Lauder
East Second Street
Mahin
Clinton
Clinton Herald
Iowa
McKinley
Reichenberg
Austria
Department
Nottingham
England
A. W. Lee
Lee
Washington
Abby Cadle
Charles Cadle
An Unseasonable Canine in a Success Magazine Tale
A boy entertains a minister as his mother prepares. The minister asks about a dog and learns the dachshund is sent away for the winter, since its trips in and out of doors cool the house.
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G. M. Titus
Raymond Titus
Lote
J. P. Schomberg
Scape Gardner
Si’keets
Nuts
Giesenhaus
Harvard
Law
Columbia Law School
New York City
Frank W. Mahin
Success Magazine
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