Sunny S. Braynworth Shoes $1.25 At Local Store
Local notes report Braynworth's Sunny S. shoes priced at $1.25 and a parade of visitors and travelers passing through the city. Mrs. C. BE. Duncan of Nichols, Mrs. James Brinkert of Moscow, and others were noted as in the city yesterday or departing for home. Several residents left for Wilton, Nichols, and New York with work, travel, or family obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brinkert
Moscow
Wilten
Will Hull
Wilton
City
Former Muscatine Woman Dies in Denver Colorado
Mrs Charies Ethridge formerly Misa Alty Belg Lewis of Muscatine has died in Denver Col The death occurred yesterday from tuberculosis She left Muscatine seventy years ago moving to Chicago where she married She is survived by HW By Lewis her father and by her husband and their baby daughter Burial likely in Des Moines as the telegram noted the funeral party was en route A drug advertisement for Foiley Kidney Pills follows with no factual connection to the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Ryan
Wilton
Nelaw
Matthew Archer
Rock Island
Bic
Charies Ethridge
Misa Alty Belg Lewis
Muscatine
Denver
Col
Chicago
Inarriage
Lewis
Lee Lewis
Dox Moines
Elmer Fowler
James Hartman
Oregon Street
Wi Liberty
Charles Diltman
Moline
Ahiss Belle Phillips
Wvalana Street
Tanice Pallelips
Prensa
Jagtic
Davenport
First Congregational Church Notice Shaped By Business Meeting
A business meeting of the First Congregational Church will be held this evening at o o clock. Matters of importance will be considered and full attendance is desired by order of the chairman of the business committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Miss Mary Farrell in Critical Condition After Fall
Miss Mary Farrell lies at her Scaley ayound home in a critical state with hip injuries and tuberculosis developing. Doctors express only slight hope for recovery as family members from Marshall and Marshalltown gather at the Farrell residence following the Town Ave accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghiaelty
Mary Farrell
Scaley
Warreth
Town Ave
Edward Plunkett
Marshall
Town
Slater
James Parrell
WwooMlan
Misa Farrell
I. W. Snyder
Marshalltown
Farrell
Muscatiners to Provide Gifts for Ward Four Women
Fourth Ward Ladies Aid Relief society planned Christmas gifts for 500 to 600 children of Riddles of Muscating and We Button Workers' Union members. Anticipated program and fund drives discussed at Red Men hall. Rummage sale details formed for Mulford Congregational church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Tedfenhall
Kanna Nelte Society
Ladies’ Ald Society
Mulford Congregational Church
Ald Society
Firstional Bank
Emma Mulsind Dirs
Addie Beck
Island Social Held to be Unsuccessful
Members of the Island Methodist Episcopal church Ladies Aid Society report a disappointing turnout for a fruitland hall ice cream social and sale. Attendees numbered under 100, generating just over seven dollars from desserts and crafts, despite attractive booths and a display of quilts aprons cups and children's dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Ladies’ Ald Sociery
Island Methodist Episcopal Church
Fruitland Hall
Ald Society
Third of Billion Is Value of Iowa Crops
Iowa will remain the top soil producer in America with crops valued at 398,991,154 for 1911, an increase of 36,520,308 over last year. Dr. George M. Chapple reports to the state board of agriculture. The dry summer was not enough to cut overall wealth. corn shows a notable decline while other crops rise. Livestock value not included in these figures.
Mid-Winter Sheep Show Opens At Omaha
The mid winter sheep show in Omaha opened with more than six hundred sheep from across the United States on exhibition and will run four days. Judges H E L Shaw Washington DC H Compton Delaware OH and S M Clever Ontario preside as prizewinners are announced daily. A flock of five Persians recently imported and a pair of South American llamas add curiosity to the exhibit. The National Wool Growers Association convention also opened, with an expected five hundred delegates from over twenty states plus Canada and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Omaha
Neb
Wool Growers' Convention
HE. L. Shaw
Washington
Dat
H. Compton
Delaware
S. M. Clever
Onto
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Canada
Mexico
Thirty Three Club Monthly Session Elects Officers
The Thirty-Three Club met at the First Presbyterian church parlors for an evening of engaging events. Officers for the year were chosen: President Terone Carsaddan, First Vice President George J. Throop, Second Vice President J P Devitt, Secretary M F Crown, Treasurer Dr S G Stein. A paper titled Our Little Brown Urath was presented and the gathering featured spirited rivalries during the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Offiers
Terone Carsaddan
George J. Throop
J.P. Devitt
M. F. Crown
Musterole claims rapid relief for rheumatic pains
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white remedy made from oil of mandard claiming it stops rheumatic pains at once. It asserts faster aid than a mustard plaster and notes it does not blister. The text lists many ailments and offers mail order if a local druggist cannot supply it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musterale Company
Cleveland
Ohto
Danderine Promises Hair Health and Dandruff Relief
An advertising pitch touts Danderine as a miracle hair product offering immediate shine, fullness, and scalp relief. It claims dandruff disappears after one use, with new hair growth visible after weeks, urging readers to buy a 28 cent bottle and prove the claims tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Knowlton
Notable Lectures Highlight History and Current Events
Dr E H King presented a scholarly review of Philippine Islands history from religious and commercial angles, praised for thorough preparation. Judge Cars delivered a complete review of current events drawing world attention, noted as one of the day’s finest lecturers. A large audience expected. Elvira Negus marked her ninth milestone. Edith Phelps returned from Muscatine after millinery business engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. King
Philippine Islands
Judge Cars
R Addin
Terest
Elvira Negus
Edith Phelps
Muscatine
Springdale Newslets on Interurban Plans and Local Events
In Springdale Iowa during December 1911 the community reports on interurban promotion with funds raised along the line from Rochester to Tipton and Davenport. Local clubs host socials at the home of W. C. Phelps while the Public High School plans a box social to fund a school plane. Mrs Mareus of Lamars and Mrs Simmons of West Branch visit, and Mrs Mary Mather hosts a Self Culture group with talks on the National Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
T. PB
Stotler
Pedec
Westall
Birkett
West Liberty
Fern Anderson
Rochester
Tay
Ida Erb
Willisg
Byron Shinns
John
Mary Pearson
Aid Society
League
W. c. Phelps
Charles Bratton
Chase Pierce
Anna Simons
West Branch
Pubnan Todd
Tinton
Davenport
Aggiat
Worral
C. E. Coon
Var
Omaha
Neb
Dakota
Mary Mather
Mayous
Lamars
Towa
Simmons
Huteleson
George
Martha Washington
Martha Opers
Mareus
Tahan
Friends Church
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Braynworth
Sunny S. Shoes
Fen Snyder
Letts
W. H. Sohaston
Hershey
Bargman
Bowman's
Ais Olsa Knott of
Columbus
Juncn
Mra. N. E. Pike Teft
Nichols
Oo Fnstrance
Yohn A. Robbins
Dan Callaghan
West Third Street
New York City
Trias
Gus Jacobson
Cal Jfornin
Mr. Jacobson
Frank Sawyer
Elye
Willl
Great Western Cereal Company
Mr. Sawyer
Ers
Peete
Charles Ethridge
Benver
Colorado
Theresa
Wy, Morgan
Haviland China
Home Tea Company
Ekery
East Second ST
South Muscatine
Island Social
Trwite
Iowa
Nepart
the Brown Brother
Sinter
Racumatium
Hlusterole
Mas
Momree
Piers
Danderine
Reniow
Nama Ween
Tri-City
Brady St
Hyeee Ea Inone Seda
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