Local notices and loans dominate Muscatine pages
Local item notices include visits, travel to Chicago and Davenport, and family news. Titus Loan & Investment Co. markets Iowa farm mortgages at 5 and 6 percent with calls for $100 plus. Social notices reference lodges, meetings, and garden flowers while residents plan visits to Fairport Davenport and Clinton.
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Iowa
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Town Ave
Iowa Ave
Titus Loan @ Investment Co
Fight in Cause of Excitement Near Dale Street
Police probe a fracas near Dale street as youths assault J Wilcox about 5 pm. No arrests yet but officials expect identifications and possible prosecutions. Wilcox fought back but was beaten and kicked. motive undetermined as assailants fled into darkness.
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Dale Street
J. Wilcox
Wilcox
Hartwig
Monsignor Ryan Celebrates Two Anniversaries
Monsignor Ryan of Davenport, born in Muscatine, marked two anniversaries this Sunday. He said his first Mass in Muscatine's St Matthias Church 43 years ago and his first Christmas Mass in Davenport's St Mary's 25 years ago. He later served as first assistant to Father Trevis at Sacred Heart Cathedral before becoming pastor of St Marys Church on October 25 1885.
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Monsignor Ryan
Davenport
Muscatine
Iowa
St. Matthias Church
St. Mary's Church
Father Ryan
Trevis
Sacred Heart Cathedral
St. Mary’s Church
Father Flavin
Township Grange to Be Organized in Bloomington Township
The Bloomington Township farmers plan a meeting next Thursday evening at Kalorama schoolhouse to form a township grange affiliated with the Iowa Grange. Joe Bowser says broad farmer participation is expected and Sweetland grange representatives will assist. Granges exist in several county townships already.
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Bloomington Township
Kalorama
Joe Bowser
Sweetland Grange
Bloomington
Snyder's Livery Offers Big Saving on Buggies
Local livery Snyder's announces a limited time sale on horse drawn buggies with significant markdowns for customers seeking practical transportation. Deals emphasize economy and availability at the established stable.
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Snyder’s Livery
Communion Service At Trinity Church Delivers Beautiful Sermon
Dr Wilbur F Leete chaplain of St Katherine s school Davenport conducted Holy Communion at Trinity Episcopal church delivering an excellent sermon in keeping with the day The Tours choir led by Mrs F H Little performed the service with Niedlinger at offertory and Rodney Cobb singing the solo It was a well attended service
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Wilbur F. Leete
St. Katherine’s School
Davenport
Trinity Episcopal Church
F. H. Little
Niedlinger
Rodney Cobb
Friends Seek Missing Brother William Merrell Newsman
Postmaster in Muscatine received a Cleveland inquiry about William Merrell a newspaper man last heard in this city. The letter says his brother died of gas inhalation and the body may be kept in a vault thirty days while someone locates him.
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McNutt
Cleveland, O
William Merrell
Merrell
Muscatine
W. S. Verian
East Ninty-third Street
Cleveland
Driver Thrown From Load of Hay in Runaway
Near Seventh and Spring streets a team driven by G Mills, a farmer, ran away after being frightened by a passing car. The driver atop a load of baled hay was knocked off between the horses and sustained only minor bruises. The runaway struck a fence, tearing down about twenty feet.
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G. Mills
Seventh
Spring Streets
U A E P Annual Meeting Tomorrow Night
U A E P announces its annual meeting tomorrow night and invites full attendance with emphasis on participation led by Captain.
Funeral for Sylvanus M Fisher Held at Greenwood
Funeral services for Sylvanus Morgan Fisher were held at his late residence at 2 pm officiated by Rev W H Munster of Musserville M E church. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with G A R members in charge of burial services and pallbearers Edward OBrien A T Miller John Lorber Smith Hubbard Aaron Angle and B Steinaman.
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Sylvanus Morgan Fisher
Greenwood
W. H. Munster
Musserville M. E
Greenwood Cemetery
Edward O’brien
A. T. Miller
John Lorber
Smith Hubbard
Aaron Angle
B. Steinaman
The Children's Messiah Presented at Baptist Church Again
The cantata The Children's Messiah, first given to Sunday school members at First Baptist Church, will be repeated for the general public Tuesday evening with no admission charged.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Card of Thanks to Friends and Elks Lodge
We sincerely thank friends and neighbors for the Christmas remembrance and the Elks lodge for their help. God bless all who had a hand in it. We heartily thank you all for what you have done. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boozell.
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Elks Lodge
W. H. Boozell
Piano Presented to German Congregational Church
The Young People’s society of the German Congregational church has donated a high grade piano. It has already been placed in the Young People’s room as a token of appreciation.
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Schaefer
Loyal Order of Moose
James Britton
City
Andalusia
Edith Stocker
Bismarck Street
Chicago
Adolph Leudtka
Fairport
Bayfield
Charles Conger
Soon
Charles
Vinton, In
Arthur Vinton
East Sixth Street
Brainworth
Sunny South
Grandma
Ethel Carpenter
West Third Street
Arthur Althaus
Neola, Kan
Adam Althaus
Cherry Street
Margaret Benedict
Olive
Mabel Womachel
Nebraska Street
Fred van Zyl
Town Lodge
A. F
A. M
Iowa Lodge No
Charles C. Clark
Burlington
W. M
Geo. Kranz & Son
F. S. Brown
Lone Tree
Letts
E. Baker
Iowa Avenue
Iowa City
John Ellis
East Third Street
Aurora
Ill
Guy Swain
W. H. Swain
Cook Street
Clinton
Elizabeth Chambliss
the Money Saving Store
Second St
Wax Siegel
Monsignor
Ryan
Cel
Muscatine Boy
Promi
Nent
The
Iowa Grange
Association
Mackey
Cal. Towers
German-American Bank
Second
Sycamore Streets
Sycamore Street
Phil. J. Mackey
Trinity Church
Katherin’s
Ing G. Mills
C. A. Dettmers
Cable’s New Jewelry Store
W. 2Nd St
Instabl
Avilmeceledd Oak Furnace
Cs Vel
Aulelh
VieQuesten &SawyerCo
Keen Kutter
Jewelers
H. F. Barnard Co
East 2Nd St
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