East Hill New Addition A Solid One In Vienna Factory
The Vienna factory at Third and Orange streets expands into a three story building with 18 to 24 inch thick walls on concrete foundations and 3-12 inch joists. Funeral of Mrs. Herman Husen held from residence at 8:30 this morning with burial in Oak Cemetery West Liberty. Pallbearers named Clyde Potter August Schmidt Fred Albert A J Tschillard Nicholas Lentz A B Boling. Accompanying remans to West Liberty were J L Toland Mabel Vogue Mrs William Timmerman Mr and Mrs A Kaiser Mr Mrs H Husen and Herman Husen. East Hill locals note Mrs Albert Elliott left for Taylor Ridge after visiting Rachael Fisher. Ruth Pfiester Pearl Fry and Bessie Hayes left for Davenport for visits.
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Vienna
Third
Orange Streets
A. E. Isham
English Lutheran Church
Herman Husen
West Liberty
Oak Cemetery
Clyde Potter
August Schmidt
Fred Albert
A. J. Tschillard
Nicholas Lentz
A. B. Boling
Albert Elliott
Taylor Ridge
Rachael Fisher
Grant Street
Ruth Pfiester
Spring Street
Davenport
Pearl Fry
Oak Street
Bessie Hayes
East Third Street
Derailment Destroys Ainsworth Iowa Train Yard
The Golden State Limited eastbound passenger train No. 4 derailed at Ainsworth Iowa at 5 AM. All cars left the track except the engine. Depot platform and track suffered heavy damage. No serious injuries. Conductor Newhall and his wife had minor bruises. Six cars derailed near the depot, with one brakeman slightly injured.
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Ainsworth
Golden State Limited
Rock Island
Newhall
Marmola Diet Tablets Promoted for Fat Reduction
An old advertising piece urges women to use Marmola Prescription Tablets to slim down fast. It claims a pound daily loss is possible, markets the product through Marmola Co in Detroit, and asserts safety and stomach friendliness.
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Marmola Co
Farmer
Detroit
Mich
The Floor Blocks Car Door. Brakeman Injured
A car floor blocked the door forcing the brakeman to break a window. He crawled through it and sustained a deep cut to his leg.
Lynch Elected NL President for One Year in 1915
Tom Lynch won the presidency of the National League in New York but failed to secure a five year term. Chicago Philadelphia and Brooklyn opposed a longer term while Murphy pledged his nomination. The board of directors elected includes Barney Dreyfuss August Herrmann Charles Ebbets John Brush and C W Murphy.
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New York
Tom Lynch
National League
Lynch
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
C. W. Murphy
Barney Dreyfuss
Ugust Herrmann
Charles Ebbets
John Brush
C.w. Murphy
Mrs Feustel Heads to Fairport for Short Visit
Mrs George Feustel of Town Avenue left this morning for a brief visit with friends in Fairport.
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George Feustel
Town Avenue
Fairport
Last Day to Hunt Bob White Quail Near End of Season
With the quail season ending today local hunters seek to bag birds before eleven months pass. Fewer birds were taken this fall, blamed on a snowless winter and abundance of food keeping birds hidden. State Fish and Game Warden George A. Lincoln plans to protect and care for the birds statewide despite the season’s end.
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Bob White
George A. Lincoln
Farmers Feed Birds During Harsh Weather Plans Remain
Across the country farmers fed birds at convenient spots when conditions hindered foraging. The same plan will be followed this year to provide feed that keeps them in good condition through winter, a system credited with saving many that might have perished.
Muscatine Poultry Show Delayed Opening Public Start Next Week
The Muscatine Fanciers' association tenth annual poultry show will not open to the public until next Wednesday due to a church event in the German-American bank basement. Scoring begins Tuesday by A B Shaner of Lenark Illinois. About a thousand birds will be cared for offsite until the basement is cleared. J G Holmes wins superintendent duties as exhibits arrive Sunday and Monday. The event is expected to be the greatest yet.
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Muscatine Fanciers’ Association
A. B. Shaner
Lenark
J. G. Holmes
Association
Epilepsy Fatal To W. Carpenter At County Farm
W D Carpenter aged forty died at the county farm this morning after a period of unconsciousness since last Monday. He had suffered epilepsy for some time and his remains were laid to rest at the farm cemetery this afternoon at four o'clock.
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W. D. Carpenter
Large Entry Field Foreseen for Prize Event
The article notes record interest with over 400 entries expected from Muscatine and nearby areas for a prize event featuring five silver cups among the prizes. Attendance is forecast to be substantial.
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Muscatine
Chamberlain's Liniment Promoted for Sprains and Pains
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's liniment as a reliable relief for sprains bruises muscle soreness and rheumatic pains. Sold by dealers.
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Bett
Chamberlain’s
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Bissell
Chris
Balterson Stores
East Hill
Apollo
the Apollo
Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
Hershey
Iowa
New York City
Mur
Phy
Bob” White
Shaner
W. Carpenter
Herman Gremmal
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