Prominent Iowa City Man Charles Baker Dies at 68
Charles Baker, code commissioner of Iowa, died at 3 AM in Iowa City after a heart ailment. A well known figure among Iowa lawyers, Baker practiced law for forty four years in the state. He was 68. He had recently arrived with a shipment of Studebaker buggies and carriages. Frank Bow and others noted his passing.
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Iowa Evening Press
Iowa City
Charles Baker
Iowa
Burlington dispatcher swims Mississippi river three times
Train dispatcher July Temple of Burlington swam the Mississippi River from Illinois to Iowa shore three times without a rest this morning. The four mile crossing took one hour and twelve minutes and breaks all records of the upper river.
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Burlington
Temple
Mississippi
Illinois
Iowa
Business Move Notice for H. C. Madden Office
H. C. Madden reports relocation to Suite 204 in the Muscatine State Bank Building for his office. No further details provided.
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Muscatine
Straw hats for every build in season’s smartest styles
A broad selection of brims and crowns to fit any build. Choose among split straws Sennits Mackinaws Milan and soft split straws priced from 21 to 2.50, offering many kinds of straws for all tastes.
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Milan
America
Shirts Ties and Hose for Summer Delights at Muscentine
Variety in shirts neckwear and socks highlighted in Muscentine furnishing goods section. The display features pretty snappy exclusive novelties and a praised shirt range that attracts many customers.
Mutual Life Opens Local Office in Borger Territory
The Mutual Life of New York establishes a local office in the First Trust & Savings Bank Building to serve Mr Sam Borger, district agent, as demand grows in his territory. The note praises Borger's early results and highlights insurance as a financial benefit to an estate, while warning long-term membership may still impact the estate after death.
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Mutual Life of
New York
Sam Boke
Borger
Orger
Long life policy yields large return for Dawley
The article cites D. W. Dawley of Le Claire who held a Mutual Life Ordinary Life policy from age 35 to 82. Premiums totaled 2200 dollars while the heirs received 7089 dollars after his death, including 4000 dollar face value and 3089 dollars in undistributed dividends. The case highlights the policy’s cost effectiveness and dividend mechanics, contrasted with weekly claim outlays. It also notes Dawley’s family and local society events on East Hill.
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D. W. Dawley
le Claire
Old Clifton and Tennessee hoods plan July 4 timber event
Old Clifton Ia July 1 report notes Clifton and Tennessee hoods will hold their annual Earl Orris timber on July 4. The piece lists locals visiting Muscatine and surrounding families, with numerous residents seen at homes and gatherings across the area.
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Old Clifton
Clifton
Tennessee Hoods
R. S. Baird
Muscatine
Elsie Marston
Albert Hank
Pearl Storms
Elmer Knott
C. J
Keota Sees Two Weddings With Local Ties
Cupid presided over two Keota weddings in one day. Howard Stewart and Gertie Keiser wed after a Washington ceremony officiated by Rev. Sawhill with Rev. Graham assisting, then plan a Cleveland Niagara Falls Chicago trip before settling in Keota. Later, Clara Stewart and A C McNarlen married at home with Rev. Walker officiating, and the couple will reside in Keota amid local praise for their talents and social ties.
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Cupid
E. C. Gilbert
Washington
Gertie Salter Keiser
Howard Stewart
Nora Stewart
W. R. Sawhill
Arch L. Graham
Burlington
Mrs. Stewart
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Gertie Keiser
D. Keiser
A. E. Stewart
Clara Stewart
A. C. McNarlen
C. L. Walker
Clarence Pool
Question Club
Social notes from Fredonia and surrounding towns
Mrs J Chandler of Wapello visits Fredonia over Sunday. William Campbell called on business in Davenport. Mrs Bessie Reynolds and Irene of Chicago visit relatives in Fredonia and Columbus Junction, returning with Edna Laura and Tommy. Robert Carey loses a horse to heat. Will Knott and children visit parents in Fredonia. Mrs Sam McCleary and children visit Columbus Junction. Mrs Walter James and children visit Muscatine. Bridensteine of North Lity visits George Solomon. Joe Reed of Bard visits Fredonia. Myrtle Knott visits Muscatine. Jesse Lupton and son visit Henry Dilier in Columbus City. Mary Mickey visits Cedar Bethel. Will Skipton visits GC Hawley. Joe Boden and wife plan a few days with Sam Bodens near Cotter.
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J. Chandler
Wapello
William Campbell
Davenport
Bessie Reynolds
Daugh
Ter Irene
Chicago
Columbus Junction
Edna
Laura
Tommy
Robert Carey
Will Knott
E. A. Knott
Sam McCleary
Wes McDaniel
Walter James
Muscatine
Bridensteine
North Lity
George Solomon
Joe Reed
Bard
Myrtle Knott
Jesse Lupton
Little Son
Henry Dilier
Columbus City
Mary Mickey
Charles Wagner
Cedar Bethel
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