Trinity Boys Excursion to Tri Cities Advertised
Local notes show Trinity Boys Excursion to Tri Cities on Thursday July 2 and July 3 on the Steamer with adult fare 50 cents and children 25 cents. Various residents including Miss Mose Edwards and Mrs. Gordon travel to Chicago and Iowa City to visit relatives.
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Mose Edwards
Columbus
Trinity Boys
Tris- Cities
Heney
Hat Sha
Chiutey Ant Lucas
Lacey
Columbus Junction
Friends Land
TrisCities
Sydney
M. Renk
Burlington
H. G. Wicken
Wilton
Increase in cost of Iowa's government rises long term
Iowa's government running costs increased by 42,598,04 in the biennial period ending last night, per deputy treasurer Willis. State accounts show pen expenses rising to 34.20 per year, with total expenditures of 11,932,996.02 for the two years ending June 30, 1914, up from the previous period. State balances show a cash balance of 3737,800.8 today, with the capital extension fund at 320,830.
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Tucan
Des Moines
Qs A. Willis
Atare
Treasiwer’y Renort
Park Entrance Improvements At Weed Park Planned
Park Officer outlines a plan to improve Weed Park entrance and paths with minimal extra cost. A new pavilion by Davenport and Mascatini Railway and cement stairs to the tracks are planned, with funding hoped from timber sales from dense thickets. Mayor Kernhag supports extending beautification and suggests a permanent park tax to raise 2500 dollars yearly, without increasing local taxes.
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Weed Park
Framnea Tha
Acta
Harry Wern
Park Polieman
Dells
Duncan
Davenport and Mascatini
Muscatine
Rock Island System Bonds Go Into Default Listed
Official action by the stock exchange notes default in July interest on Chicago and Indiana Coal five percent bonds Chicago and Eastern Hilmels four percent refunding bonds Vans Ville and Indianapolis four percent first mortgage bonds St Louis and San Francisco four percent refunding bonds. Exchange committee declares flat interest payments amid Rock Island system financial readjustment and notes several issues part of Prisco system. Recovership authorities reported similar steps for other lines, with funds for interest payments not yet at hand.
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The
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Chicago and Eastern Hilmels
Vansville and
Indianapolis
St. Louis and
San, Francisco
Committee On Securities of the Exchange
St. Louis
Sa Francisco
Prisco
iCingionati
Hamilton and
Daytona Railroad
Wilage Fistall
Tg Moet
Glass of Silts Cleans Kidneys and Body Toxin Removal
A dubious health column promotes cleansing the kidneys with grapefruit juice lemon juice uthia and Jad Salts to flush waste. It claims rapid removal of acids and toxins, benefits for urinary tract health, and urges high water intake and daily routines for several days. The advice uses flawed language and unverified claims about kidney function.
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Placid
Total solar eclipse of August 21 described for Muscatine
The article explains the August 21 solar eclipse visible at sunrise in Muscatine and northern states. It notes the sun and moon sizes, the eclipse type, duration, and the rare total phase with reference to Smithsonian authority and past eclipses in 1918, 1925, and 1925 dates.
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Smithsonian Institution
Wateington
Angi
JSON
Amneylea
Norasarn States
Canada
Aga
United States
Local pastors plan vacations and travels across states
Muscatine pastors and their families plan August trips or time away. Rev. L. Grigsby of the Fire Methodist church will travel to Livale Minnesota to visit members. Rev. B. S. McCorkle and a family will visit Lisin Iowa and may return tonight or tomorrow. Rev. A. Graves will spend August at Frankport Michigan attending the Summer Congregational Assembly. The Rev. B. Randall and family expect a visit near Philadelphia. A H L Barker and family plan a trip including Brooklyn and Oskaloosa with other pastors unsure of destinations.
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Rie
Grigsby
She Fire
Prj
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Paki Avenua
Bhurely
Faring
Fooklyn
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Ney
Pittsburgh Strike Near End As Talks Continue
Westinghouse strikers in East Pittsburgh stayed quiet overnight prompting state constabulary withdrawal until morning. Grievance committee met with President B M Herr of the electric company and reported to the general strike committee. They set a sub committee to guide today’s meeting with Herr as talks aim to clear differences and return workers next Monday.
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Associated. Press
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse
State Constabulary
B. M. Herr
The
Electric, Company
Herr
Morality Needed For A Strong Nation
Atlantic City July 1 The greatest prophylaxis against the increase of the godal evil is a deep conviction that will keep the youth from temptation Dr R F Miller in an address before The American Institute Homeopathy The essential thing for a strong nation is preventive medicine and awakening public conscience to the value of a clean life The speaker urged medical men to contribute to moral uplift as part of national strength.
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Prosy
Atlantic City
N. J
R.F. Miller
Bureau of Her
American Institute Homeopathy
Preventive Medicine in Private Practice Critiqued
Dr Edwin J L Nesbit of Bryan Mawr criticizes current public and private medical services. He argues quarantine rules waste public funds and insult medical intelligence, advocating private physicians using discreet permits to cover public health needs.
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Edwin JL. Nesbit
Bryan Mawr
Bureau of Clinical Medicine and Pathology
Rival unions meet no war in Butte dispute
In Butte Mont unions of the Butte State miners, after holding undisturbed meetings, signal possible trouble but the situation does not escalate into open conflict as talks continue without incident.
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Butte
Mont
Butte Stata
Quiet night as miners’ federation faces no high official action
Last night and today members enrolled in their organizations as predicted serious consequences did not occur. No high officials of the Butte Local No 1 Western Federation of Miners or general effect of the federation are in Butte.
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Butte
Federation
Suffragists meet with rebuff as rules committee postposed
Washington July 1 press dispatch reports that suffragist leaders, undaunted by President Wilson's refusal to push a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage, move to the house rules committee to secure debate time on Mondell Bristow amendment. The planned meeting was postponed to August 1. watchers stationed outside the empty committee room and appeals to members were planned to gain a hearing. Mrs A Marston of 1212 Oak street left for a short visit with relatives.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wison
Votes For Women
House Rules Committee
Capitol
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