Local shoppers and visitors noted in Muscatine city
Local residents and visitors are seen in Muscatine purchasing goods, visiting friends, or traveling to nearby towns. Names include Mrs A J Mapes, Mr and Mrs Walter Williams, Miss Amelia Bunn, Miss Mabel Skipton, Mrs H N P Small, and others with multiple stops at Hershey Building storefronts and various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirt &Fesler
Hershey
Mabel Skipton
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
David Bogard Clothing Store Reopens With Modern Comforts
The David Bogard Clothing store unveils a redesigned layout focused on shopper convenience. Display cases on the west wall allow quick viewing of stock. two large shirt cases and polished dark wood hat displays streamline selection. a full basement remodel houses trunks rubber goods and reserve stock. skylights brighten the day light store and the 140 foot long addition expands first floor and basement display space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bogard
Bogard’s
Muscatine Commercial Club Plans Bowling Tournament
The annual Muscatine Commercial Club bowling championship will start soon after the holiday season. Arrangements are in progress for the resumption of championship play as popular Alleys like Commercial Club Bowling are expected to draw sizable crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Commercial Club
Gauss Combined Catarrh Cure Free Trial Offer
A seller offers a free trial of Gauss Combined Catarrh Cure promising to cure chronic catarrh and restore normal health. The advertisement asks readers to fill out a coupon with their address and mail it today to receive the remedy and gain sweeter breath.
Club prepares for major city tournament with evening play
Nightly, alleys fill as members sharpen skills ahead of the city tournament. Singles, doubles and five man team events are planned with about seventy five players expected. Captains H J Chenneck and J H Mundt lead two top club teams in a private pre-tournament event with strong scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Chenneck
J. H. Mundt
Clever Playlet on at Theatre in Muscatine Tonight
Manager Brockman presents The Inconsistency of Lena at the Family Theatre with Ida May Gheer Co. and a three-person cast. Also features Stone & Hayes singing and dancing team, Bob Connelly, Corture & Gillette, plus entertaining moving pictures for a strong, enjoyable Third Street House program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockman
Family Theatre
Lena
Muscatine
Ida May Gheer Co
Stone & Hayes
Bob Connelly
Corture & Gillette
Third Street House
Brackett and Zelma Arington Visit City
Mr C. E. Brackett and his niece Miss Zelma Arington from Columbus Junction were visitors in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Brackett
Zelma Arington
Columbus Junction
Lane's Family Medicine Herb Tea Ad
An advertisement touts Lane's Family Medicine herb tea as quick relief for indigestion sour stomach constipation and headaches. It urges readers to buy a package from druggists or dealers for 25 cents and be glad they were told about it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Dedication Arrangements for Eagle Lodge No 10 Holds Friday
Final preparations for the dedication of Eagle Lodge No. 10 A O U W to be held Friday evening. William M Narvis will preside as master of ceremonies with grand lodge officers expected except Grand Foreman J G Harper. The remodeled home features enhanced interior decor and a donated landscape painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lodge No. 10
J. G. Harper
Burlington
William M. Narvis
Baker and Beitel
Armory
Hatchery funding proposed for Fairport biological station
Treasury estimates include 8000 for launch and 11700 for salary at the Fairport biological station where construction is underway. Congress may see higher requests as Daw son pushes for a fresh water laboratory, a first in America, with attention to the dam propagation issue pleasing Muscatine interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
MacVeagh
Congress
Fairport Biological Station
Dawson
Fairport Station
America
Treasury Department
Muscatine
Y W C A NOTES ON CLASS EXPANSIONS
The Y W C A notes a postponed class supper for the shirtwaist-making group and announces upcoming enrollments for embroidery, cooking, metal work, mission study, and personal workers classes after the holidays. Registrations are being received and the educational committee will meet Friday at 4. H S E girls join the meeting, and Mrs. W A Crowe returns home from Summit after a day in the city.
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Baird
Fels-Naptha Promotes Lukewarm Washing Method
An old-fashioned wash cycle is called drudgery especially in winter. The advertisement claims Fels-Naptha enables washing in lukewarm water with no boiling, steam or odors. It promises pleasant washing for flannels woolens colors and whites if users follow wrapper directions and get the genuine product.
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Nellie
Pleasant Prairie News Briefs
Pleasant Prairie notes report a society gathering at Ella Sissell’s. Mrs. McElroy and Miss Hague shopped in Davenport Saturday. Ida Metz’s health is slow to improve. Geo. Eis and son did business in Muscatine Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Baker visited Muscatine Saturday. Mrs. Pearl Henke conducted business in Blue Grass Friday. No church Sunday due to bad weather. A sale drew a large crowd Monday at Hentchel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Ella Sissell
McElroy
Miss Anna Nelson Leaves for Chicago After Millinery Work
Miss Anna Nelson departs this noon for her home in Chicago after a fall season of employment at a local millinery shop.
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Anna Nelson
Chicago
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A. W. Morgan
Rexall
Havercamp’s
Theo. Reuchmann
McBride & Cope
City Drug Store
Henderson
G. A. Riemcke
F. T. Nesper
Pres
A. G. Bestenlehner
W. C. A. Busch
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
SOCIS
Paricrs
East 2Nd St
A. J. Mapes
Nichols
ABC Family Tea
Hirt & Fesler’s
Walter Williams
West Sixth Street
Washington, Ia
Pr. Lezotte
A. Williams
Edith
Fredonia
J. E. Stevenson & Son
Hershey Building
Amelia Bunn
Bridgman Street
Jessie and
Golda Pike
M. W. Stirien
E. 2Nd St
ABC Family
August Gettert
Fred
Summit
Adolph Getzke
Paul
Atalissa
George Weise
Bayfield
Paul Johnson
H. H. Johnson
Wilton
Laura Kempf
Kalona
McPherson, Kan
Pauline Worth
C. B. Fisher
Iowa City
J. D. McLain
Kinross, In
Mrs. C. L. Pike
I. B. Covey
Bert Roby
Grandview Avenue
Kenswick
Cleo Crull
Hallie Carr
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell, Mass
Ceresota
George A. Hahn
Phown
Bogard's Clothing Store
Commercial Club
Gure
Gauss
Main St. Marshall, Mich
Workman Hall
Vicinty
W. A. Crowe
Anty Drudge
Muscatine Tansfer Line
Walnut and
2Nd Sts
W.b.corsets
Pleasant Prairie
Cascarets
Business
J. M. Conner
Sycamore Street
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