Plume sale and local notices fill Letts shopping scene
Local items feature Miss Leysen's plume sale with 25 percent off at Leysen's Millinery and new music wrappers at Hirt & Fesler. People travel for visits, including Lt. D. G. Hayes from Rock Island and H. S. Howe to Kansas City. Box social at New Era Culture and Athletic Association invites all young ladies.
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Miss Leysen
New Era Culture and Athletic Association
Uniforms Coming for Militiamen Soon
Captain H. F. Lange of Company C reports from Des Moines that new olive drab uniforms ordered for the soldier boys will arrive in a day or two.
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H. F. Lange
Des Moines
Knights of Columbus Laurent Council Regular Meeting Tonight
Laurent Council of Knights of Columbus will hold a regu lar session this evening at eight o clock. Officers will be nominated and a good attendance is requested. By order A G Bestenlehner.
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Knights of Columbus
Laurent Council
A. G. Bestenlehner
Ladies Aid Society supper and bazaar profits
The First Congregational church Ladies' Aid Society reports about 175 dollars cleared from a Wednesday supper and bazaar. The event featured a candy table, eight serving tables, and numerous Christmas gift items such as towels, dolls, aprons, and centerpieces.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Aid Society
J. Scott Blackwell
Will McQuesten
Julia Einhausen
Alice Gettert
W. S. McKee
W. E. Bliven
G. N. Rockwell
F. L. Appel
J. H. St. John
W. W. McQuesten
Ed. Lilly
W. S. Norton
E. B. Lewis
George Priester
Mira Erb
Ella Mulford
Mrs Huttig and sisters return from Orient tour
Mrs H W Huttig and the Misses Musser come home from a four month tour of China Japan the Philippines Manchuria and Korea. They traveled from San Francisco aboard the Rocky Mountain Limited to West Liberty and then by car, with Dorothy Musser Iowa City. The party traveled on the S S Manchuria stopping in Honolulu then arriving in San Francisco last Sunday.
German Evangelical Aid Sees All Day Sewing Session
Members of the Ladies Aid society of the German Evangelical church met for an all day sewing session in the church parlors. A noon picnic dinner was shared. They worked on sewing buttons quilting and knotting comforts. More work remains before the holidays necessitating another meeting next Thursday.
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German Evangelical Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Evangelical Church
The
Aid
Illinois firm to set up Chicago agency for Illinois trade
Springfield Dec 9 The secretary of state issued a license to incorporate the H Schmidt & Son Company Muscatine Ia with capital stock 25000 and business located in Chicago The firm plans to establish an agency at Chicago and bid for Illinois trade from Davenport no further plans announced
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Springfield
Ill
Ilinois
Illinois
H. Schmidt & Son Company
Muscatine
Chicago
Davenport
Stay of execution granted in Illinois hanging case
The Illinois Supreme Court issued a writ of error and stay of execution for Newton C. Blevins, sentenced to hang in Vienna, Johnson County, on December 16 for the murder of James Depalma.
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Springfield
Ill
Supreme Court
Newton C. Blevins
Vienna
Johnson County
James Depalma
The Genius by Mort H Singer at the Grand
Mort H Singer presents The Genius a new song comedy at the Grand with Henry Woodruff in the title role The book by DeMille and DeMille with music by Paul Reubens features ten musical numbers and a historic American setting Woodruff returns after The Prince of Tonight and is supported by Broadway veterans The piece aims to break records on Tuesday night.
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Mort H. Singer
Henry Woodruff
Cecil DeMille
Paul Reubens
Mr. Woodruff
America
Literary Society to Meet Friday at High School
The High school literary society announces a program on Friday afternoon in the school auditorium. Participants include Mabel Strong, John Farnsworth, Genevieve Black, Clara Lenck, Orval Ketchum, Lois St. John, Helen Reinemund, Talbot Thompson, Edward Henle. with piano duet and High School orchestra providing music. all invited.
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Literary Society
Mabel Strong
John Farnsworth
Genevieve Black
Clara Lenck
Orval Ketchum
Lois St. John
Helen Reinemund
Talbot Thompson
Edward Henle
District Court Actions Delay Woods Duncan Case
In Woods vs Duncan and Pioneer Pearl Button the defendant filed an amendment this morning, delaying trial. Moylan vs George H. Paul Land Co and Mosher settled today with Moylan seeking $784.05 in commissions. Tutt vs Baker is set for trial tomorrow.
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John M. Duncan
Pioneer Pearl Button Company
W. J. Moylan
George H. Paul Land Company
C. E. Mosher
Texas
Tutt Vs. Baker
Doctor Dean Returns From Kansas City
Dr. H. M. Dean came home this morning after attending the Rock Island Railway Surgeons association session in Kansas City. He notes a large turnout of surgeons from Rock Island lines and that several papers were read and discussed ably.
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Rock Island Railway Surgeons’ Association
Western Metropolis
H. M. Dean
Kansas City
High Court Rules Against Dietz
The Wisconsin Supreme Court denied the writ of habeas corpus in the Dietz case and refused to reduce bail or order immediate service of all warrants against Dietz.
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Madison, Wis
Supreme Court
Dietz
Prize Awards Begin at Iowa State Corn Show
Attendance at the Iowa state corn show was lighter than expected while prizes started being awarded. In class E for first time exhibitors, Harry Naylor of Clear Lake won the north section sweepstakes with ten prize cars and Orville McClelland of Adelphi won the southern section sweepstakes with ten prize cars.
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Iowa Evening Press
Des Moines
Harry Naylor
Clear Lake
Orville McClelland
Adelphi
Farmers and Merchants Bank Fails in Macon Illinois
Macon Illinois bank fails to open after a run yesterday with deposits around 100000 dollars. The institution named Farmers and Merchants Bank reported the loss of public confidence leading to closure.
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Ken
Macon
Ill
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Work as a blessing and daily duty, Ridgway says
Erman J. Ridgway extols work as a great blessing in the Delineator. He urges steady effort through failures, obstacles, and aging, and advises finding or making work, then using leisure to travel, study, and help others. He frames work as essential to living.
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Erman J. Ridgway
Equal Shares Rule in China Splits Inheritance Among Sons
A Chinese law requires that a father divide his estate equally among all sons, prohibiting any son from receiving more property than another. The rule aims to ensure fairness and prevent family disputes over wealth.
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China
Local People on Short Visits and Home Construction
Mrs Edward Walz and children leave for Rock Island to spend three weeks with relatives. Mrs S McKibben leaves for Davenport for a few days visiting friends. Mr and Mrs George Adams visit Mr and Mrs J H Reynolds on Park Avenue. Miss Iva Smith departs Newark for Los Angeles for the winter. Mr and Mrs William West go to Bennett to visit their daughter Mrs Frank Schweitzberger. Clapper dwelling on Washington Street and Park Avenue shows rapid roof work underway.
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Edward Walz
East Third Street
Rock Island
S. McKibben
Oak Street
Davenport
George Adams
Wilton
J. H. Reynolds
Park Avenue
Iva Smith
Newark
N. J
Bee sting fatal in minutes from shock says London builder
The death of W M Rhind a 40 year old London builder from shock within half an hour of a bee sting is cited. He feared bees from a severe childhood sting and a medical specialist notes that extreme fear may trigger fatal shock in rare cases.
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W. M. Rhind
Fulham Road
London
Blackberries Need Rich Soil and Proper Pruning
The guide advises planting blackberries in rich soil in fall or early spring in rows 4 by 7 feet. Do not disturb roots until the plant is one foot high. At three feet high pinch back to promote stock and lateral growth. Suckers kept in check and old wood removed after fruiting. Cultivate annually and sow crimson clover. Wilson Snyder Eric Rathburn and Ward are the best varieties in this section.
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Wilson
Snyder
Eric
Rathburn
Ward
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