Local residents travel and shopping notices in county city
A string of brief local notices lists residents visiting Davenport and Rock Island for business and social reasons. People depart on the Firefly for day trips, attend to matters, visit relatives, and plan holiday outings. The Batterson Stores advertise fur sales as well as various residents’ travel and engagements.
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Rittenhouse
Secon
Towman's
Yohn
Rock Island
George Dreer
Der
Rs. Marr Plesia
Davenport
Cornelius Toohey
Snyder
Orville Rittenhouse
Shila
Misa
Rose
Cullen
John A. Robbins
Pal
Martina Xiler
Buffalo
Tange Towne
Foster
Batterson
Fred Bartz
Firefly
Moline
Snwill
Inquest Held On Rock Island Gas Tragedy
A Rock Island inquest investigated the death of Jessa Hatfield, formerly of Muscatine, found dead in a Fifth Avenue boarding house. Authorities say gas fumes caused asphyxiation after a partially turned on jet. Police and friends deem suicide unlikely. family details and multiple siblings listed.
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Jessa Haterleigh
Fifth Avenue
Rock Island
Nolice
Rock Islandpolice
Flo
Mo Wag
Eta
Thirteenth Street
Haifeigh
Imuscathe
Davenport
Dea of Suicida
Ike
Pollice
Charles Haifieith
Muscatine
Clarence Halfeigh
Centerville
Loss of Voice Strikes Student in Nebraska Visits
A Boulder Colorado report details Elma Clark a State University student who on three visits to Nebraska lost her voice nearly completely each time. Physicians deem the case highly peculiar noting she recovered briefly then regained voice, with expectations to recover within two weeks.
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Nebraska
Boulder
Col
Elma Clark
State University
Milas Clarkett
Tate
Morning Sun to Host Louisa Farmers Institute Program
Prof B D Stewart of Iowa State College will deliver a lecture on corn and crop rotation at the Louisa county Farmers institute to be held at Morning Sun January 18 and 19. The program includes papers by local residents and Mrs Alberta Kepper of Winfield, with topics on good roads tenant farming and parcels post. Stewart Narvin left for Ames Town after holidays with his parents.
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Louisa County
Lowian County Farmers’ Institute
E.A. Stewart
State Agricultural College
Ames
Mre
Alberta Kepper
Palth Felynt
Winbeld
Dairy Farmer and Drovers Journal
Stewart Narvin
Ames- Town
West Fourth Street
Wilh Narvis
Federal Council commission probes Muscatine strike
A Federal Council of America appointed commission, including Rev Henry A Atkinson and Prof Z Hatten, arrived in Muscatine to study industrial and sociological conditions behind the mayoral controversy. The group toured mills, shipyards, and sanitary facilities, reviewed payrolls and police records, and met with the Muscatine Ministerial Association. An exhaustive report will be published later, with no opinion voiced yet.
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X Commission
Byihe
Federal Council of Ameries
United States
Esterday
Pittsburgh
Henry A. Atkinson
Congregations Brotherhood of Amrica
H. F. Ward
Oat Park
Methodist
Legal Service League
Z Hatten
Des Moinas
Bacon
Chicago
Federal Council
Graban Paylor
Chicago Lemmons
Paul Kellogg
Muscatine Ministerial Association
New Year Musical Services Planned at Trinity and St Matthias
Trinity Episcopal Church and St Matthias Church plan special morning services to celebrate the new year. Trinity will present a 10 45 a m program featuring the vested choir under Herbert Stan organist and choirmaster. St Matthias will render the Second Mass in C as sung on Christmas day under Mrs Mauda Willis Stars.
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Eltyelurches
Trinity Episco
Herbert
Stan
Jules Grison
Hart
Herald Angels
Mendelssohn
Gome
Elvey
Ventte
Gloria
Robinson
Woodward
Shepherdr
Gounod
Mrs. Start
Misa Fack
Hillis
Smart
Hargitt
Lambillotte
Cupid Concludes A Prosperous Season With Marriages
Court clerk lists numerous December marriage licenses and licenses granted throughout the month. Names include Daniel Cupit and partners, Douglas and Walliday, Elva Lindley, Lindley Birkett, Fern Joséph O’Melia, Hazel 8. William Laughlin, Mike Bell, Richard Glazier, Joe Standley, Albert F. Grand er, Maude Ferrow, Chas Walter, Walter French, Henry Dixon, Rebeccs Potter nes, Ludwig Harris, Marie Hitzke, Merle Ruckles, Ira Mc Coy, Louis B. Wiler, Abbie King, Joseph Myers, Clara, Raymond Rackstellow, Mary Barats, Roland Wright, Yessie Barnes, P. W. Yeoman, Lulu Mouck, Katherine Wroan, William Neft, Clara Wittman, Albert Colberg, Laura Koll, John Stafhenson, Saraly McQuesten, William Klebe, Tille Luttis, George Rosenmund, Bertha Leidtke, Clark Weir and Ruth Baldeman.
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Daniel Cupit
Sirve, Courtshlp and Marriage
Thort
Douglas Andra Walliday
Elva
Larena P. Lindley Birkett
Fern Joséph O'Melia
Hazel
William “Laughlin
Mike Bell
Yessie. Barnes
Hilsworth- Fry
Della Stence
P. W. Yeoman
Lulu Mouck
A. Dougherty
Katherine Wroan
Willam R. Neft
Clara Wittman
Albert Colberg
Laura Koll
John Stafhenson
Saraly McQuesten
William Klebe
Tille Luttis
George Rosenmund
Bertha Leidtke
Clark Weir
Ruth Baldeman
Justice Upheld By Baseball Editorial
Sporting News endorses the Central Association salary limit and the $1000 forfeiture bond to enforce observance. Board members, presidents, and secretaries would know salaries, while one Keokuk official protests the feasibility of bonds and potential manager side deals. The editorial argues honesty and accountability.
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M. BE
Central Association
Sporting News
Keokuk Club
C. A
Muscatine Directorate
National Commission
First Woman Clerk of U.S. Court to Retire
Kansas City report states Adelaide Utter, the first woman to hold the federal court clerkship here, will retire January 1 after nineteen years of service. The circuit court and federal district court will go out to that time.
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Kansas City
U.S
Eireult Court
Misa
Adelaide
Utter
Clerkahip
Eireult
National Collegiate Athletes Discuss Summer Baseball Rule Changes
About 100 delegates at the sixth annual NCAA meeting debated summer baseball’s amateur status and potential enforcement of amateur laws. They also considered forwarding rules for football, summer baseball legitimacy, and removing professional coaches from college sports, with officers elected and plans announced to seek affiliations with related national bodies.
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New York
National Collegiate Athletic Association
I. L. Williams
University of Minnesota
Palmer E. Pierce
H.W. Johnston
University of Indiana
F. WW. Nicolson
Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of American
Intercollegiate Gymnasts of America
Are Conservation Centers Agricultural Colleges True Sources of Conservation
Manhattan Kansas December 2 Henry Z Waters president of the Kansas state agricultural college told a state meeting of farmers that no organization meeting only once a year can properly address conservation needs He called agricultural colleges the sources and centers of conservation He added utilization is the big principle and extension lecturers have preached these ideas for years Bernice Ludlow departed for Chicago to resume her school work after visiting relatives in the city
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Agricultural Colleges
Manhattan
Kansas
Henry Z. Waters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Waters
Atates
Bernice ‘Ludlow
Chicago
Take No Chances With Your Money On Farm Loans
Promises high returns on First Mortgage Iowa farm loans offered with 5 or 6 percent interest. Claims customers have never lost principal or interest and invites readers to write for details or call for information.
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Haifleigh
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Jet
Loss Woich
Paris Institute
B.D. Stewart
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Trinity and
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Orlany
Dieg
Pictorial’ Review
Pictorial Review
Reinemund’ S
Cupid
God
Baseball “Authority
Fmasybhaty
Eaditorial
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U. 8
Titus Loan
Inves
mant-Co
Iowa Avenue
Thompson Bros. Co
People's Meat Markel
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