Forty One Students Graduate From Muscatine Business College
Fred Sherberger wins the typewriter contest diamond ring in the Muscatine Business College graduation at the Grand Opera House. Norma Kautz and Mollie Becker place high in the contest. 33 typists competed for the prize amid remarks by Rev. Mr. Hampton and professor Peck.
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Thomas’ Artable
Stude
Ampton
First Baptist Church
W. D. Peck
Moody , McCanott
Wellman
Wome
Iness College
Jose
Mr. Peck
Sherberger
Peck
Clyde Peck
Cr. L. Peck
Galesburg
Ill
Ernest Tilgner
Mollie Becker
Erwin Hanson
Clifford Knight
Ruth Concannon
M. L. Canott
Fred Sherberger
May Downs
Carl Lafever
Elbert Allbee
Stelle Sharer
Harry Nauman
Jesse Benz
Jenet Green
Lillian Livzey
Florence Jeffries
Clara Sharer
Grace Shellhorn
Effie Shires
Bessie Irwin
Ruth Werner
Roy Downs
Roy Shires
Theresa Daut
Everett Emde
Vere Freiderlein
Wm. Koepping
Warren Walker
Iva Jerrard
Mary Siegel
Louis Hager
Mayme Catell
Ethel Turner
Alvah Palmer
Ida Dowell
Norma Kautz
Alice Wyatt
Rose Skolnik
Josephine Schremphf
Christiana Karr
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Wounds and Burns
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store for wounds sores burns or injuries with a 25 cent price. Two parties described as wounded in a shooting scrape.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
City School Census Shows Slight Population Increase
The Muscatine school census report presented to the Board of Education shows a net rise in heads of families by 22 and a slight decrease in total children ages 5 to 21 from 4295 in 1907 to 4274 in 1908. The survey details ward by ward figures, compulsory ages, and vacant houses, reflecting modest growth and demographic shifts.
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Alter
Chevhual
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Rey
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Wireo
Muscatine Man Sentenced to Ten Days for Intoxication
Bert Boke, resident of Muscatine, was found guilty of intoxication at Wilton by Justice Theodore Bently and sentenced to ten days in the county jail. He was the sole prisoner at the Sherberger residence during his stay and slept on a Wilton sidewalk before being hauled to the justice shop for sentencing.
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Bert Boke
George Sherberger
Wilton
Theodore Bently
Boke
Sherberger
Muscatine
Justice Shop
Vail Expects Health Boost in Minnesota Sanatorium
Fruitland residents report C B Vail and Mrs Vail boarded a Saturday evening train to Minnesota where Mrs Vail will stay at a sanitarium for health improvement. Pearl Corwin departed Tuesday for Ainsworth. Charles Metzger of Muscatine visited Frank and Mrs Cowan over the weekend. Fern Nesper and Bernice Weigand returned from Muscatine after a few days with Mrs A P Swanson. Morse and sons Frank and Coral left Wednesday morning for an unspecified destination.
Muscatine Area Society Notes and Local Moves
Fistop Iowa visitors relatives. Mrs. Sarah Craddock of Muscatine visiting Mrs. G G Sheppard. Davenport residents Orlando Gray and daughter Dolly spent Monday with the Countryman family. Ruth McGill from Grandview visiting sister Mrs. Roy Kemp. Gran a Corwin confined due to a fall. Mrs. T J Fitzsimmons of Tracy visiting Mr and Mrs C O Moore. Local grads attend Brysing Business College exercises. Miss Ett a Brown noted at a westward gathering. Miss Lindley returned home. Bilman East Seventh resident naturalized as U S citizen. reflects on Russia and American life. Muscatine Town and state praised by new citizen
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C. O. Moore
Guite
Brysing Business College
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Fmtta Brown
Lindley
Beamp
iVE BRANCH. Olive ich, July 1.-Mr. and Mrs. Jbert and son of Mues catice, Sunday with their
Olive branch fragment reports a family visit by Mr and Mrs Jbert and their son from Muscatine to their hosts on a Sunday.
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Jbert
Muescatice
Local social notes from Muscatine area
Mrs. Joe Kinsley and family are mentioned along with Charles and Elmer Hintermeister visiting friends in Muscatine Saturday. The Holiday family from Muscatine spent Sunday with the Nicklas family. Eddie, Fred Nicklas played ball in Muscatine Sunday. Henry Bryant visited Geo Pantel in Muscatine. Emmie Pantel did business in Muscatine Monday and Tuesday. Joe Kinsley and children called on friends in Muscatine Monday. A number of locals attended the ball game at the Bluff Sunday.
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Elmer Hintermeister
Muscatine
Boyd Holiday
Baby
Henry Nicklas
Eddie
Fred Nicklas
Henry Bryant
Geo. Pantel
Emmie Pantel
Joe Kinsley
Bluff
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health for Kidneys
The kidneys strain impurities from blood. Foley's Kidney Remedy makes kidneys healthy and wards off waste. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy to feel well. A. W. Morgan, Druggist.
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A. W. Morgan
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