Musical Program at AY Men’s Meeting
The Young Men’s Christian Association schedules a men’s meeting with Rev. J N Elliott giving the address on Burden Bearing. Miss Cora Baker to sing while J M L Payne leads a reorganized male quartet and orchestra assists. Bible study drive aims to raise enrollment from 170 to 590 by April 1. Dep, service at Foster continues through Sunday March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
J. XN. Elliott
Orm Baker
M. L. Payne
Foster
Pie Mix Promise from Grocer’s 10 Cent Treat
Advert for OUR PIE Preparation Lemon Chocolate or Custard a ready mix that claims to produce delicious pies with a single piece tempting readers to buy. It emphasizes convenience and value over experimenting with recipes. The promotion targets homemakers seeking quick reliable results for merfolk readers.
Muscatine High to Attend Cedar Rapids Title Game
Many Muscatine high school students plan to leave at 10 15 by Wilton Rock Island route to Cedar Rapids for the March 7 championship game. About 20 students will make the trip despite no special rate. The Ottumwa game next Saturday at the Y M C A gym could decide the state title with Muscatine aiming to clinch even if Cedar Rapids result goes otherwise.
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Muscatine High School
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Road
Iowa City
Parlor City
Jacobsen
Ottumwa
Packers
Muscatine
Norris vs. Ry Company Beams Injury Case Continues
In district court, R. M. Norris seeks 10000 in damages from C. R. J. & P. Ry Co for injuries July 25 1906. Norris and others rode a caboose. a projecting beam on a flat car struck him near Silvis NL as he walked to a hotel. He remains unconscious at times and cites hip and spine injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Norris
District Court
Norris
Nichols Station
Caboose
Silvis
Mr. Norris
Muscatine
Socialist mayoral candidate to speak in Muscatine
Henry G. Schoening, Socialist Workers ticket candidate for Muscatine mayor, will speak at the socialist headquarters 116 Iawa avenue on Thursday evening February 27 about the socialists work in the city. At the end the Women's Progressive League will raffle a crazy quilt to fund their activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Schoenig
Muscatine
Socialist Workers
Iawa Avenue
Women’s Progressive League
Community thanks in sorrow after deaths
Through this paper we thank the G. A. R. and many friends for sympathy during our bereavement in the deaths of Mrs. Henry Drake and John Moxley and family. Henry Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Drake
John Moxley
Infant Enma Schmidt Dies Near Cranston
One month old Enma Schmidt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schmidt near Cranston, died yesterday after a cold and indigestion. Funeral held at 2 pm with Rev George Meier of the German Lutheran church presiding. Interment in Letts cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Schmidt
Enma Schmidt
Near Cranston
Gold Medal flour ad touts consistent use for best results
Drusilla urges Angela to focus on what you can do routinely with Gold Medal flour, not just occasional tricks. The endorsement emphasizes steady practice and product quality as the key to success.
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Drusilla
Angela
Patty a Little Daughter of the Revolution staged by Platonians
Franklin school hosts Platonians eighth grade program featuring Patty a Little Daughter of the Revolution a one act play with recitations songs and organ solos. Cast includes Loretta Latham George Johnson Ida Herwig Hannah Boylston Mabel Sweeney and others with roles such as General Gage and British Guard.
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Franklin School
Platonian Literary Society
Patty
Our Father's Faith
Loretta Latham
Independence
George Johnson
Keller
Pearl “Stein
Joanna Winslow
Henrietta Beckman
Betty Boston
Dna Richiey
Anna Loveday
Diovggrs
Ose Jones
Ethel Terry
Loveday
Clifford Randleman
Endicott
Russell Ketchum
General Gage
British Guard
Carl Ruthenberg
George Benninger
Tere Ain Cee Law Ees
Ross McCoy
Ralph Schmaltz
Franklin’s Monthly
Engine Breaks Down Factory 13 Closes for Day
An early morning engine failure at the Roach and Musser Sash and Door plant forced a full day closure after 8 am. Repairs would take many hours, so workers were sent home with pay for Washington's Birthday, while banking offices were closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach and Musser Sash and Door
Washington Social a Great Success at Musserville Church
The Musserville Methodist church hosted a large Washington social attracting a crowded audience. The program featured orchestra pieces, songs, recitations, dialogues, solos, and a living flag exercise, with refreshments of Washington pie and coffee served afterward.
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Washington
Musserville Methodist Church
Columbia
America
P. M. Conant
Fred Seltzer
General Gates
Boston
Millicent
Ida_ Ehrlich
Liberty
F._P. Hoopes
Ed Jones
Joseph Kendig
Amos King Cured by Bucklen's Arnica for Sore
After years of suffering Amos King of Port Byron New York found relief from a sore using Bucklen's Arnica Salve sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Amos King
Port Byron
N. Y
Bucklen
Havercamp
Wreck in Iowa Kills Switchman Scott
A broken rail on the Minneapolis and St. Louis line south of Fort Dodge caused a switch engine to plunge down an embankment. Switchman Scott was instantly killed and Engineer Charles Snook along with three others were badly injured.
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Fort Dodge
Minneapolis and
St. Louis
Scott
Charles Snook
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Cora Baker
J. N. Elliott
BIG
Way of Wilton
M. Norris
Plaintif
Quilt
MR. Farmer
Iowa Avenue
Journal Office
G. M. Titus
G. R. Titus V.pres
J. P. Schomberg Secy
South Muscatine News
Roach and Musser
South Muscatine
Henry Huber
Wapello
Bert Ross
J. R. Buckles
Oregon Street
August Welcher
Riverside
Charles Stephens
Hillicothe
Bailey
Fort Madison
Ethel Turney
Conesville
Charles Winkler
Grandview
Musserville
Herman Kemp
Galesburg
George Washington
Adlai Schwerin
Florence Kinsley
Lucile Crow
Ruth Painter
Blanche Washburn
Pliny Carpenter
Robert McCleary
Clarence Bloom
Mamie Johnson
Betsy
Hilda Dolman
Bunker Hill
Martin Seltzer
U.S
Clara Lockwood
Pearl
Tressa Townsend
Devie Ryan
Reading
Mount Vernon
J. E. Hoopes
George Knapp
Charles Dingley
Wilton
Herbert Verink
West Chester
John Geetz
Edward Davis
Grace Harker
Chicago
George Mason
Lettsville
Iowa
Platino
Aristo
Runyon’s Studio
Cedar Street
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