Pit of Angled Cough Syrup Price at South Muscatine
A fragmentary report notes a cough syrup sold for 50 cents at South Muscatine. It also covers an accidental fall causing a broken rib for Daniel Binz of Bismarck Street, who remained at work for weeks before the extent of the injury was realized. The piece then shifts to society items and local notices about gatherings, ill health, and residents’ brief movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Binz
Bismarck Street
Binz
South End
Children of Friends Church in Practice
Miss Tottle Lindsey assigns parts to Sunday school pupils at Musserville Friends Church during a practice and will hold another session Thursday to finalize the Christmas program set for December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children OF Friends Church
Musserville
JG. Blank
Walcott
Bahnsack-Hintz
Will Seckel
Carl
Lillie
le Roy
Marengo
Drussal
Chas
Davenport
Leonard Knaack
Merman
Harry Bohnsack
Foley
KE. E. Moallor
W. Morgan
Gay
Ferns Knocks Out Trown In Nevada Bout
Nevada Mo December 10. An Oklahoma fighter Kid Ferns defeated Kansas City boxer K C Brown by knockout in the sixth round after Brown pressed an aggressive attack. Governor Hadley had warned against the fight but authorities did not interfere and the bout proceeded as scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Kid Ferns
Oklahoma
K. C. Brown
Kansas City
Hadley
Wasi
Ferns
Brown
D D D Prescription Promised for Quick Skin Relief
An ad for Havercamp's Prescription at 203 Mast Second Street claims D D D Prescription, a compound of wintergreen and thymol, can stop itching from eczema and other skin troubles in two seconds with a 250 trial bottle and no-pay offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
Mast Second Street
Lone Tree Tidbits and Weekend Travels
Lone Tree events passage notes visits with relatives in Muscatine and Burlington. Local residents travel to Iowa City and Chicago, with social gatherings, church activities, and a book club farewell. Several residents recover from illness and plan moves, while others attend funerals and stock shows in nearby cities.
F B L honor banquet in Keota amid bright yellow decor
Keota December banquet of P W O and Brothers-in-Law drew twenty seven P O n and as many BILs to New Commercial at seven for a four course dinner. High School orchestra of 12 played while decorations featured yellow and white banners and gowns. After nine thirty attendees moved to Miss Adla Richardson home for progression AMES and the BILs provided rides from hotel to Richardson residence and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adla Richardson
Richardaon
F. C
Wilton Ladies Elect Officers At Missionary Meeting
The December meeting of Wilton Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society elected officers led by President M E Lumbar and Secretary George Molz hauer. Reports from the Burlington synod and mountaineer home missions were read, a social hour followed, and a pre-nuptial shower for Olive Halns was held with neighbors attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Strong
George Molzhauer
I. A. Maurer
Clara Dodge
The
Women's Missionary Society
Burlington
Strong
Miss Dodge
Lumbar
Olive Halns
Mesdames Marshell
Dlliion
Nica- Jans
Moore
Holzhauer
M. Shafnit
H. Shafnit
Potter
Henabner
Wikergon
J. Springer
3Atine
J. Potter
Newton
Hanna
Sylvester Kiser
Mason City
H. S
Richard Atwell
Hidwin Bannick
Louis Tickton
Harry Griffith
Norman Abbott
Lewis Reid
DD. Bradley
Guy Ringgenberg
Muscatine
Magentine H. S
Wilton
Maude Marshall
Tipton
George Sherberger
Local notes from Muscatine and vicinity brighten holiday week
Community visitors and residents are mentioned in Muscatine, Durant, Wilton, and Ful lerton area notes. Mrs. Z L Dow dies in Denver and former prominent local families are recalled. Fred Clarke signs to manage the Pittsburgh Pirates next season from the dugout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Cherlea Clark
Central City
A. B. Kelly
Hust Witton
Ruth Ringgenberg
Z. L. Dow
Denver
Cal
Durant
Wilton
W. D. Barris
Ysa Edith Foland
Iowa
Afra
M. J. Doyle
Abaabr Ys
Lela
Bred Clarke
New York
XN. Y
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh
Cranston School Opens with Notable Attendance
Cranston Indiana holds its first session in the new schoolhouse with Principal Inez Ray Abbott and primary teacher Miss Hazel Hatner guiding a growing attendance of seven students, amid muddy conditions that hinder meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranston, In
Deco
Inez
Ray Abbott Law
Hazel Hatner
Fragmentary OCR Summary For Local Item
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a seating or event detail with unclear names and numbers. It appears to reference a venue or person with limited intelligible terms, lacking complete context, dates, or measurable outcomes. Further readable text is needed for a precise card.
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South Muscatines
Daniel Bing
IAR
Mre. A, Maber
Andrew Maher
Kappa Delta Society
West Fifth Street
Maher
Grace Appel
Appal
Frank Faulkner
Hazel Mapes
Franklin School
Henry Koch
Grandview Axenie
Bellevue Hospital
Ahe
Menard
Thern
Hall
Greraby
Dave
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Stone
Evan
Norway
U. S
Canada
the Pines Co
Ft. Wayne
Uni
Verns
Trown
Ghina
Lone Tree
Cull Forbes
David Morgan
Stoneburger
L. W. Brown
Iowa City
Ola Smith
Burlington Ia
George Stone
Iown City
Ralph Babbit
Conesville
B. G. Jayne
A. B. Underwood
Mr. Jayne
New York City
Book Club
John France
A Lyttle
Long Beach
Crs
D. M. Riggs
Chicago
Charlotte Potter
Koest
Ralph Harris
Mark Smith
Hayfield Ming
M. F Simtta
Missouri
Andrew Crawford
James Fermone
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. . Church
Cipper~ Ply
Attle Hardware
Cipperty
Howard Hinkley
Sigourney
Hatley Hinkley
Glater
Gertrude Shibley
Keota
Milton
Loyson
Santa Claus
Buzz
West Second Street
Hannah Barnhart
Rock Island
Pearle Barnhart
B. H. Barnhart
W. 3
Hunter
Dee
Merle Runyon
Sarah Morrison
Eliza Coder
Jos. Fry
Silas Fry
H. N. Gates
Westenhaver
Fred Washburn
Henry Verink
Hotes
T. N. Webster
Stockton
Cranston
Itr
Winslow
Hele
Uae
Family Theatre
W. F. Landgraf
Ray W. Fay
Hagihara Sotoro
Florence Hobson
Mae Belle
Hilsman and Roberts
Lowell
Esther Drew
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