Local Insurance Agents Promote Connecticut Mutual Life
Local notices list district agents Robbins and Glogler for Connecticut Mutual Life Co promoting insurance. Other items mention visits of Mrs C G Clark, Mr and Mrs Morria of Fairport, Mr and Mrs John Coon visiting from Washington, and social calls by Miss Freyermauth and Miss Slabbe. Fifth Annual Grand Ball by Fraternal Bankers Reserve Drill Team set for Armory Hall New Year’s night 1914 with music and 30 cent admission.
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CG. Clark
East Second Street
Peoria
VP. Morria
Fairport
John Coon
Washington
Tin
Ure
W. George
Eighth Street
Josephine Freyerrauth
Fifth Street
Carrie Slabbe
West Third Street
Thomas Watson
Foster
A. M. McArthur
Burlington
D. Coon
Washington Street
Bankers’ Reserve
Armory Hall
Jady
Movement to pardon Jensen gains local push
A pardon movement for Harry Jensen, serving a light Fort Madison sentence after a guilty plea two years ago, expands in JonWon with support from prominent businessmen. The Society for the Friendless and letters from Des Moines officials spur a petition detailing his arrest and urging leniency.
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Harry Jensen
Fort Madison
Jonwon
Thpo
Society For the Friendless
Charles Parong
Des Moines
Ithie
Jenson
Sixty guests fete Sywassink thirty year wedding anniversary
A surprise thirtieth wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Sywassink was held at their country home near Pine Mills with eighty two guests from Muscatine and area. The event featured a noon dinner at long tables and a reception of relatives and neighbors, detailing dozens of attendees and the festive Yuletide decor.
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Bywassink
Howe
New
Bra
Uesday
Soglat
Childrer
Sywassink
Muscatine
Cavera
J. Prichard
A. J. Wood
Fy Duncans
Arthur
Klepper
S. D. Halfleigh
P. Kemper
August Kemper
Pon
Hamann
John Kemper
J. H. van Camps Jeane Wood
C. Kamper
Fred Holts
Ed Pentel
Henry Leonhard
Henry ‘Holtz
F. Brel
Aon
Chas
Norcross
John Miller
Thomas Fry
Sod
Ben Sywassink
J. W. Sywassink
Henry Sywassink
Williem Sywassink
Fred Klepper
William ‘Te- Straka
Jenale Sywassink
Lena Syiwassink
Fred Craw
William Hols
John
Henry
Charles Sywassink
Louisa
Nettia Sywassink
Birthday and dinner parties mark sixth and nineteenth anniversaries
A Washington Street home hosted a two to four party for Edna Leu on her sixth birthday with games, refreshments, and candle cakes. Nearby, Miss Clara Kothe’s nineteenth anniversary spurred a six o’clock dinner at Mr and Mrs Freers’ home with Fern decorations and guests including the Welman family and Helter clan. Harrisburg visitors Elizabeth Huntsberger and Elizabeth Barber joined a 6240 o'clock family dinner at Frank Neidlis’ West Third street home. The Jolly Five Hundred Club plans a watch party at W Narvis’ West Fourth Street home with guests from Canada and Davenport.
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the Horn
Gail Thomp
Grafton
Fond du Ac
Wis
Ethelyn Salléoury
Second Street
Charlea H. Young
Sycamore
Everning
Marie Reynolds
Kensington
Verna Miksch
Lucile Narvis
Elizabeth Cronin
Ida Weaver
Mary Martin
Helen Martin
Gertrude Thus
Kate Pentzer
Gail, Thompson
Birk
Fred Horman
Orie Abbott Jamison
Chicago
Marlo Reynolds
Jayne
Mulberry Avenue
Qourtesy
Mazel Barnwell
Beloit
Miss Barnwell
Ceneral University of Iowa
Pella
Miss Reynolds
Glee Club
Robert Wallace
West Fourth Street
Harry de Reus
Pel-la
Clinton T. Brana
Knoxville
Iowa
University of Iowa
Hazel Barrwell
Kanaas
Marie ‘Reynolds
Aix
Grinmell College
Wallace
Mis. Charles ‘Leu
Washington Street
Edna
Deyner
Clara
Kothe
Robert Preers
Neldig Avenue
Will Freers
George Mark and
Eamily
Rose Welman
Clara Welman
Misa Lillian -Welmann
Aarrisburg
Frank Neidls
West Third Street
Elizabeth Huntsberger
Elizabeth
Barber
Harrisburg
Jack Horner
Jolly Five Hundred” Clus
W. Narvis
Will Tungjohann
Canada
Mrs. Panes
Davenport
Investigation of Fort Madison case prompts official action
A complete investigation by the Society for the Friends reports a model prisoner and cites Governor Clarke and state executives as backing the plan now in action. A petition for Jensen's leniency is to be signed by prominent locals, including city and county officials, with letters from business tenants and authorities to Governor Clarke.
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Fort Madison
Society For the Friend- Fhe
Hero
Onecn
Clark
Jensen Prom Tyan
Jensen's
Tettera
Tengen
Clarkeé Wome
Society Tors
Friendless Urges Action Before Inspection Trip
Fragmentary note implies urging a board or officials to complete steps prior to a planned inspection trip to Fort Madison institution. Names and precise actions are unclear in the readable text.
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Fort Madison
Wilson’s White House keeps busy under strong press
In Washington, three secretaries guard President Wilson’s time and plans. Amid Pass Christian recreation, Jos. P. Fame manages routine executive matters and hundreds of letters daily. Muscatine paving bonds cited as a good 6 percent investment.
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Washington, D
White House
Varfelal Buainese
Wilson
Jos. P
Typhoid Prophylaxis Dramatically Cuts In Army and Navy Cases
The Army ends the year 1313 with about two typhoid cases among more than 9,000 personnel, one from an unvaccinated enlistee and another from a non-immunized China troop. The Navy reports seven authentic cases among 30,000 sailors, four at a tropical post where the vaccine had deteriorated. Prophylaxis reportedly helped reduce typhoid and possibly tuberculosis rates, with widespread serum treatment on merchant ships and naval fleets. Health officials note improved conditions in Army camps near Texas City, while plans for hydroplane operations by a private firm are discussed for coastal routes between two bays.
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Washington, D. C
China
Navy
Army
Public Health Service
Campe Good
Washington, D.C
Texas “City
Texas
Carter
Aeroboat Dranbrortation Event Stumbles in Florida
A fragmented OCR item from a Florida page shows references to Aerobusity and an aeronboat venture titled Aeroboat, with scattered terms like oman and ritees, indicating an uncertain project or publicity snippet without clear dates or details.
China Willing to Share Railroad Contracts with U S
Report from Peking states China would grant Americans a favorable portion of railroad contracts being discussed. Authorities say the United States may receive an ample share if desired. The note reflects negotiation tone amid ongoing project talks.
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China
Peking
United States
Concession Seekers in Peking Highlight American Absence
Expressions from influential quarters lament the lack of American representation among concession seekers in Peking, as the Chinese government scheme to develop the country proceeds amid global interest.
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America
Peking
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