September Morn at Grand Opera House Returns
The Kiddiestand Kewpies present September Morn a musical comedy touring Chicago success under manager Gray for one night at the Grand Opera House. Cast features Leo Greenwood Robert Thurston Ole Carew Carlton Meeker and many others with popular tunes and dances. Seat sale began Friday and promoters offer a bold Farce Henry henpecked husband in Halton Powell’s cartoon farce next Saturday. The feature also highlights a behind the scenes look at W N Selig studios and the making of The Spoilers with a dramatic fight scene filmed with multiple cameras at the Palace Theatre Monday to Wednesday.
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Chicago
Gray
Leo Greenwood
Robert Thurston
Ole Carew
Carlton Meeker
Chas
S. Morgan
Harry B. Jones
Greorgia Ellen
Ryine
Munger Cray
Burnaby
Henry
Hendy
Ife
Tamar
Glenister
McNamara
William Farnum
Glenlgeer
Thomas Santeht
Struve
Santehi
Mr. Farnum
Paraun
Palace Theatre
Sousa Band May Play in Muscatine May Be Possible
Management of the John Philip Sousa band seeks terms to bring the orchestra to Muscatine in May. The 60 piece ensemble will tour from New York to San Francisco with a violinist and soprano, promising the biggest musical event in years if terms are accepted.
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Yorhead
Muscatine
J. B. McNiel
M.C. A
Spiina
New Yorks
San Franciges
Wll
McNiel
Weather Delays Trains To City In Cold Spell
Rock Island trains through the city faced 1 to 4 hour delays last week as extreme cold likely to worsen conditions. Milwaukee line trains were largely on schedule. An ad touts Cathartic Tablets claiming strong cleansing effects and liver benefits, offered by Mead the Journal at 10 cents a bottle.
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Milwaukee
Police Matron Sought in Muscatine by Social Workers
Muscatine social workers push for a police matron to aid both the police department and the Associated Charities. Mayor Kern notes many requests but believes the time is not right to create the office yet. He envisions combining the matron role with the charities body to maintain close contact with those in need.
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Cone
Etty
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Wall
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Wilton Christmas visits and travel notes fill local page
Mrs Casale Chandler returns to Cluscatine after visiting her parents in North Wilton. Mr and Mrs Walter Duife depart for Davenport for a few days with friends. Miss Betty Rotiuls visits Durant over Christmas. Mrs Fred Kaufmann returns from Muscatine. Miss Elva Bush travels from Iowa City to Durant for more time with relatives. Miss Leth Wilkerson heads to Muscatine for a social visit. Mrs Charles Henderson Sr returns after attending plays in Muscatine. Gerald Murphy goes to Davenport for business. Mr and Mrs Edward Bischoff and son George join Davenport relatives for Christmas. Mrs Warl Mahaffey of Rock Island and Mrs Leonard Johnson of Moling visit Johny Farrah’s home for Christmas. Elim Muynahao comes up from (text cut)
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Muscatine
Elva Bush
Iowa City
Norman Haul
Durant
Leth Wilkerson
Charles Henderson, Sr
BD. C. Whitmer
Gerald
Murphy
Davenport
Edward Bischoff
George
G. W. Buunick
Warl Mahaffey
Rock Is‘land
Leonard Johnson
Moling
Johny Farrahl
Elim Muynahao
Miay Eliasbeth
Marianne
Rock Island
Will Sperry
Shipa Besale Williams
Moscow
Chas, Port
Clinton
Siising
Theo
Laura Silberhorn
Wilton
Florence Rice
Brown's Business College
Davanport
OG. O. Ford
George Wathan
John McClean
Margaret Prein
Walcott
Dillon
Crawfordsville
C. M. Marshall
Milas Kate McDarmott
D. G. Agnew
Herbert Doden
Town City
Julius Doden
George Angerer
Wear Liberty
John Brown
Clyde Port
William Port
J. ©. Caughlan
Zella Latchaw
Misls Maude
F. A. Latehaw
Ed. McSwiggen
Mysday
Henry Smith
Dora Sullivan
Muncatine
H. H. Johnson
Princeton
V A
Blye
L. R. Dunker
Henry Dunker
Kate Craitz
Ana City
R. E. Creits
Adolph Rexroth
Sie Pualness
Gen. McCartney
West Liberty
J. Jepson
Bert Snider
James Davidson
J. L. Hickey
Rock Teland
F. G. Brewin
Homemade cough syrup claims and price promise
A home made remedy touts rapid relief for dry and productive coughs with pine extract claims. It sells for about 64 cents per pint, requires steeping in a pint bottle, and is backed by a money back guarantee from Panor Co of Ft Wayne Indiana to ensure satisfaction and refunds.
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Panor Co
Wayne
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Residents visit from Muscatine and Davenport area
A flurry of holiday visits fills Muscatine with relatives and friends. Dozens travel between Muscatine Davenport Davenport and surrounding towns for Christmas gatherings and overnight stays, including Miss Laura Silberhorn and Miss Florence Rice among others visiting kin.
Reports Requested From Sellers With Red Cross Seals
Those furnished with Red Cross seals to sell before Christmas were today asked by the society to file reports at once with Dr. Emma Braunwarth. Dr. Braunwarth states the society urgently desires reports to determine the necessity of the sale.
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Braunwarth
Christmas program at Mulford Church features new pastor
The Mulford Congregational church hosted a Christmas program by its Sunday school last evening before a large crowd. The event was delayed from Christmas Eve due to other entertainments and Rev. Moore's late arrival, who has begun as pastor of South End church and will lead Sunday services.
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South End
Funeral Held for William Schmide on Christmas Day
Funeral services for William Schmide were held at 1:40 p.m. yesterday at 1163 New Hampshire Street with Rev. John Haetner of the German Lutheran Church officiating. Pallbearers were Fredrick Lage Carl Brill William Schlack Fredrick Kent Rudolph Rock and August Rach. Interment followed at Jim Greenwood Cemetery. Local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. George Owens of Philips Street, returned from Columbus Junction after the holidays. Howard Cary of Kansas Street reportedly visited relatives in Moline. Mr. and Mrs. D. Van Krog of Indianume Street hosted visitors from Columbus Junction. Miss Ida McKean of Keota returned home after a visit elsewhere.
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New Hampshire Street
John Haetner
German Lutheran Church
Fredrick Lage
Carl Brill
William Schlack
Fredrick Kent
Rudolph Rock
August Rach
Jim Greenwood Cemetery
South
George Owens
Phillips Street
Columbus Junction
Howard Cary
Kansas Street
Tguant
Moline
D. van Krog
Iindiune Street
Ida McKean
Keota
South Muscatine
Reindeer Industry Aids Eskimo Thrift In Alaska
The reindeer industry started in Alaska twenty years ago has civilized the Eskimo population and made them thrifty. The federal bureau of education says the educational system in Alaska is tied to the industry. There are 47,264 reindeer, 30,532 owned by natives, with northern and western school superintendents overseeing the reindeer service.
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Associated, Press
Washington, D
Alaska
Federal Bureau of Education
Bureau
Reindeer Service
Siberia
Bering Strait
Ice coast gains wealth via meat and skins trade
The Arctic coast region shifts from marginal dog team living to a system that provides Eskimos with assured support and opportunity to wealth through the ice, meat and skins trade with whites, per the bureau.
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Arctic
Tienskimos
Bureau
Wen
Admiral Dewey Turns 77 and Reflects on Sleep
Associated Press reports Admiral Dewey is 77 today. Secretary Daniels and naval aides visit him, sharing light remarks about who first appointed him to the Naval Academy and his long habit of early rising and reading the papers. Davis notes Dewey’s daily routine and liveliness.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Admiral Dewey
Daniels
Naval General Board
Naval Academy
Admiral Daway
Washington
General Sir Thomas Kelly-Kenny Dead
London dispatch reports General Sir Thomas Kelly-Kenny, once adjutant general of British forces, has died at Cooragh Lodge County Clare where he resided after retiring in 1907. He earned dispatches for action at Taku Forts in 1860 and Abyeiina in 1867 68 and received medals for service in those campaigns and while leading a transport division in the Cape War.
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London
Thomas Kelly-Kenny
Coorough Lodge
County Clare
Kelly-Kenny
Felda
Tapg-Ku
Taku
Irish General Kelly Kenny Profile in Memoir Notes
A fragment describes General Kelly Kenny born February 1840 in County Clare Ireland. It notes his Sixth Division service with two dispatches and a 1905 visit to the United States after retirement. He accompanied Prince Arthur of Connaught on a special mission to the Mikado.
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Prince Arthur of
Low Necks Must Go War's One Blessing Declares Bulletin
The Fashion Art League of America bulletin says the debutante gown and the slinky sloth will fade due to wartime needs. Military cuts will shape future garments and the peek-a-boo waist and low necks are among changes expected.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fashion ‘Art League of Amhrica
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