Magnificent new Congregational church rising in Muscatine
The First Congregational Church at Chestnut and Third in Muscatine Iowa nears completion after a fire. The grand edifice to seat 1080 will cost about 35000 dollars with 150 electric lights and a five thousand dollar organ. Dedication is planned for the new year with leaders including Rev Bryant C Preston and building chair J E Stevenson.
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NEW Congregational Church
Iowa
Congregational Church
Chestnut and
Third Streets
Muscatine
First Congregational Church
Bloomington
Harvey Gillett
Henry Q. Jennison
Pliny Fay
Nathan Price
Azel Farnsworth
C. G. Austin
Giles Pettibone
Edward E. Fay
Wm. Brownell
Muscatine County
H. Gillett
Fourth Street
Iowa Avenue
Sycamore Street
Episcopal Church
A. B. Robbins
F. T. Lee
W. E. Brooks
D. D
L. G. Kent
H. D. Herr
J. P. Clyde
Bryant
Preston
Robbins
William Salter
Burlington
Green Street
Mulford Mission
South Muscatine
Jos. Bennett
Charles Henry & Son
Akron
Ohio
Methodist
Iowa City
Congregational
Osage
B. C. Preston
A. B. Felgemaker Company
Will Peters
Chicago
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Bryant C. Preston
T. W. Cherry Shoeware Leader in Muscatine
T. W. Cherry operates a modern shoe store at 117 East Second Street in Muscatine. With 26 years in business, he expanded seven years ago, doubling floor space and improving storage, and now features a Christmas Teddy bear display and exclusive lines from John Kelly shoes and Keith Konqueror shoes by P. B. Keith & Co.
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City of
Muscatine
T. W. Cherry
East Second Street
Mr. Cherry
E. H. Dolsen
Teddy Bear Loggins
John Kelly
Keith
Cummins Said To Risk Bee Sting In Presidential Feud
The Waterloo Reporter notes that some Iowa residents claim Cummins faces danger from political backlash as the presidential race intensifies stirring concerns about his stance and influence.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Cummins
Cummins Weighs Senate Exit For Delegation Loyalty
The Dubuque Telegraph discusses whether Cummins should quit the race for senator if the state's delegation pledges support for him for president. It notes his odds for president are negligible, while his senate chances may be better.
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Cummins
Dubuque
Eb P Day Prominent Muscatine Art Dealer and Funeral Director
Eb P Day a leading Muscatine dealer in art goods and founder of a funeral home at 300 East Second Street is noted for honesty and fair dealing. Since 1883 he has run a progressive business with art goods, coffins, caskets, and burial supplies, earning respect in the community.
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Muscatine
Eb. P. Day
East Second Street
Day
Cedar
Second Streets
L B Lee Spotlighted in Muscatine Improvement Edition
The Muscatine Journal highlights L B Lee a skilled horse shoer carriage and wagon maker at 401 West Front Street since August 5 1907 successor to J L Davis. He has 16 years of experience and offers first class work at low prices with guaranteed satisfaction plus Bell telephone 433 J.
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the Muscatine Journal
L. B. Lee
West Front Street
Lee
J. L. Davis
J. H. Mundt
Mr. Lee
Bell Telephone
Vienna Bakery Expands to Meet Growing Trade
The Vienna Bakery at 365 East Second Street under proprietor D. L. Carl has enlarged and upgraded its facilities. Two delivery teams and a light wagon serve the city, with three new wagons added this year. The shop emphasizes top quality goods at low prices and has hired several new employees to handle expanding wholesale and retail business.
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Vienna
East Second Street
D. L. Carl
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John A. Robbins
First National Bank
Insurance Companies
M. Woolverton
Owa Avenue
Wa. van Zyl
THE
West Hill Grocer
Lucas
Button Company
GEO. Kranz
Jardiniers
Cedar and
East Fourth Streets
Randall Lodging House
Randall
Chestnut
Chestnut Street
Second
Third
Co. C. 54Th Regt
Frank T. Lee
Evanston
Miss Mulford
Bennett
Alice Mulford
Mulford
Vienna Bakery
W.G. Block Company
Jacrh
J. Asthalter
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