No Man Is Ever Down 2nd Do Until He Admits It
If you have lived well and saved, and now seek value from your money, begin to fulfill a duty to yourself by preparing for lean years. Save and deposit with us. we invest in first mortgages on Iowa farms at four percent compound interest. The bank opens Saturday evenings for convenience.
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Iowa
Iowa State College Stock Judging Short Course Jumps in January
Muscatine county farmers and agri culturists from across Iowa show strong interest in a Farmers Short Course and Stock Judging school at Ames from January 7 to 16 under Iowa State College. The program adds prize winning Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus cattle from Ohio and Iowa camps to expose attendees to top stock and breeding stock and includes courses in corn judging poultry soils horticulture dairying and domestic science.
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Muscatine County
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Ohio
Carpenter & Ross
Mansfield
America
Rosengift
Kelley
Kansas City
Missouri
Addiiton
City Council to Open Boulvard Lighting Bids
The council meets in regular session to hear bids on boulevard street lights. Cleveland Vapor Light is the sole bidder so far, with Welsbach of Chicago visiting earlier. Vendors seek a rate increase from 25 to 26 dollars per light amid expected routine business.
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Cleveland Vapor Light Company
Welsbach Company
Chicago
Desperate Coast Fight Ends In Draw
Hugo Kelly of Chicago and Billy Papke fought twenty five rounds with neither winner after the final bell. Referee Jeffries declared a draw as Papke's eyes were swollen and Kelly appeared unmarked. Moran defeated Frankie Neil in twelve rounds to claim the Pacific coast title. Billy Sullivan knocked out Jim McNeil in two and a half rounds in Little Rock.
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Chicago
Billy Papke
Jeffries
Kelly
Papke
Illinois Thunderbolt
Moran
Boston
Mass
Owen Moran
England
Frankie Neil
Pacific Coast
Neil
Little Rock
Ark
Brooklyn
Tommy Sullivan
Jimmy McNeil
Australia
Notice of bill Nonpayment by Wife Dec 16 1908
V Stebbins states he will pay no bills contracted by his wife on or after December 16 1908. The notice identifies the date and the refusal to honor future charges.
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V. Stebbins
Miss Nellie Sager Visits Sis In Muscatine
Miss Nellie Sager of Stanley Missouri will arrive in Muscatine Friday to visit her sister Mrs William Schmelzer of Isett avenue.
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Nellie Sager
Stanley, Mo
Muscatine
William Schmelzer
Isett Avenue
Bereaved family thanks neighbors for support
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the recent bereavement of their son. They thank the pall bearers, singers and Rev. Tomlin son for their services and kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zaehringer.
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Tomlinson
Wm. Zaehringer
Eledric Bitters Sold at Havercamp's Store
A historic ad promotes Eledric Bitters as a painless remedy for kidney trouble compared with harsher failures. Offered for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store, the ad emphasizes quick relief and local availability.
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Havercamp
Mrs. I. C. Wood Visits Wilton Residents
Mrs. I. C. Wood of Wilton, after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood in this city, departed for home today.
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I. C. Wood
Wilton
Earl Wood
Gold Medal Flour Made On Honor Statement
ResaBeL presents a brief note praising Gold Medal Flour as produced with honor, framing the brand as committed to quality and integrity in its messaging.
Huttig Plant to Install Three New Machines
East Hill will install five new machines at the Huttig Manufacturing plant during the shutdown for the annual invoicing. Three machines go to the door department and two to the framework department with other improvements planned. Operations resume Monday, January 4.
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Huttig Manufacturing Company
Framework
Young People’s Union of the
Park Avenue
M. E. Church
Clara Oeter
Washington Street
H. McMasten
West
South English
Muscatine
Pool Room Keeper 15 Heavily Financed Fine
August Lambodi an Italian pool room operator on East Second Street pleaded guilty to allowing minors to loaf and play pool in his establishment. He was fined 17 dollars and 70 cents, paid in full. The case followed a midnight incident involving Edward Morrow Jr and Albert Grunder at Lambach's billiard room, prompting two Informations against the proprietor.
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August Lambodi
East Second Street
J. C. Coster
Edward Morrow
Edward, Jr
Albert Grunder
Lambach
Robert Finley
Election for Colonel of 54th Infantry Planned in Iowa
A December 28 1908 election will nominate a new colonel for the 54th Infantry to replace Col Frank W Bishop whose term ends March 19 1909 The Adjutant General in Des Moines issued orders detailing voting rules and eligibility for officers and unit members in the Des Moines 1908 directive through December 15 1908.
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W. S. Norton
W. H. Thrift
Des Moines
54Th Infantry
Frank W. Bishop
Bishop
Iowa
State of Iowa
Adjutant General's Office
Des Mommes
Frank W Bishop
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