Relieving Crowded Schools Through High School Expansion
Muscatine Board of Education met in regular session with Joseph Chevalier and other members present. They approved minutes and financial report, ordered bills paid, and instructed the supply committee to prepare two basement rooms at the high school to relieve crowding in grades one to six. They also planned enstables and a wagenet for inspecting school buildings, and required janitors to fill inkwells. Several property transfers and payments to local firms were approved, with notices of adjournment and community notices following.
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Board of Education
Engel
Teikiing
Independence Day Social Notes Pastcher Family Outing
Miss Linna Morris and her mother left Friday for Marshalltown while David A. Robinson of Mitton Indiana visited cousins here. Henry Amferson and Reuben Shaw of Belle Flame with wives joined Independence Day crowds. The gentlemen returned early Friday. ladies visited with W D Adv parents. W C Addieman and Mrs A entertain his father and two sisters from High Prairie. Mr and Mrs T B Parker of Tipton spent the Fourth at Mother Watsons.
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Bernice
Linna Morris
Marshalltown
David A. Robinson
Mitton
Henry Amferson
Reuben Shaw
Belle Flame
W. D
W. C. Addieman
High Prairie
T. B. Parker
Tipton
Mother Watson's
Miles From a Doctor Advertises LO DO
An old farm medicine advert tells readers to prepare with LO DO for wounds and skin sores when far from a doctor. It claims the remedy heals all kinds of sores and is sold for 25 cents a box by druggists.
President avoids new Congress session says no third term
The Denver Post reports the president rejecting an extra term fight and signals opposition to McKinley. The item notes rising suggestions of a third term by the vox populi and mentions journal want ads promising results.
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Denver Post
Congress
McKinley
Vox Papali
Sunday church services announced by Muscatine ministers
The Muscatine Ministerial Association adjourns for July and August with a special business meeting called by the president. Sunday school at 9 15 a m. An evening union service of German churches features Prof G Becker of Mt Pleasant German college preaching. R A Schmidt pastor invites all German church members and friends.
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Ministerial Association
Muscatine
G. Becker
Mt. Pleasant
German Baptist Church
Walnut
Sixth Street
Hertzler
First Methodist Episcopal Church Quarterly Meeting Services
Opposite Library building on Iowa avenue Pastor C L Stafford leads quarterly meeting with love feast at 9:30 am and preaching at 10:30 am by J C W Coxe D D followed by Lord's supper. Sunday school at 1:30 pm Junior League 3 pm. Union services in Court House square at 6:30 pm with Pastor Stafford preaching. Epworth League meets 7:45 pm in church lecture room. Cordial welcome.
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Iowa Avenue
C. L. Stafford
J. C. W. Coxe
D. D
Court House Square
Epworth League
Church Services At Seventh Street Church
In the morning at 11 a.m. Rev P. Johnston will preach. Evening services follow the union meeting in the court square. Sabbath school convenes at 1 30 p.m. William Greenway superintendent. Public cordially invited to worship with us. M L Gordon pastor.
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East Seventh Street
P. Johnson
Court Square
William Greenway
M. L Gordon
Weekend church schedule at Corner Sycamore and Fifth
Pastor J. Fry invites a full schedule of services beginning Sunday at 10 a.m. with Sunday school at 11 15 a.m. and a union service at Courthouse square in the afternoon. Evening prayer and Bible study occur Thursday at 7 45 p.m. and Sunday events continue through the week.
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Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Courthouse Square
J. Fry
Church Schedule Broadcast for Sunday Services
At 10 20 a m reception of new members and the administration of the Lord s supper a full attendance of the members is desired 130 p m Sunday school 639 p m union service at the court square 730 p m C E meeting in lecture room of the church Seats free All are invited H D Herr pastor
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Court Square
C. E
H. D. Herr
Sunday church services change with updated evening schedule
At 9 15 a m Sunday school is conducted by Miss Alice Mulford. The preaching service will be held at 7 30 p m instead of 3 p m as before. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 7 45 p m. H D Herr pastor.
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Alice Mulford
H. D. Herr
Union service opens at Court House square tomorrow
The first in a series of union services will be held tomorrow evening at 6 36 oclock in Court House square. Everyone is invited to attend. The M C A will supervise ushering distribute singing books take collections and arrange duties from evening to evening.
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A. I
Fort Tennaven
Jackson Boulevard
Court House Square
M.C. A
Sunday services and Vestry meeting at rectory
Sunday school at 9 36. Holy Communion and sermon at 10 45. Evening Prayer and sermon at 7 30. Regular monthly Vestry meeting next Tuesday evening at the Rectory. F F Beckerman, Pastor.
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F. F. Beckerman
Y M C A Invites Men To Sunday Rooms Visit
An invitation for men to visit the Y M C A rooms Sunday afternoon from 2 30 to 5 o'clock. Regular meetings begin at 4 o'clock with a Bible study led by the secretary.
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule Update
Presbyterian Church at Corner Town Avenue and 4th Street lists J N Elliott as pastor. 9:30 Christian Endeavor led by the pastor on Religion and Patriotism. 4:30 afternoon sermon Work. 2 p m Sabbath school with Dr J T Martin superintendent. 6:20 p m Union service in Court Square with Dr C L Stafford preaching.
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Corner Town Avenue
4Th Street
J. N. Elliott
Christian Endeavor
J. T. Martin
Court Square
C. L. Stafford
Fruit remedy promises health and relief for year‑end ailments
It claims to stimulate and strengthen the system, relieve stomach troubles and headaches, fight lassitude, act as a mild laxative, and maintain health. The letter urges buying a large bottle for $1, framing it as a unique fruit remedy with unmatched worth and daily value to health.
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