Amuse-U tonight and Trinity excursion ads
Local notices and ads invite readers to AMuse-U performances at Princess theater with singer acts and attractions, plus Trinity excursion details and boat schedule. Listings include job ads for factory workers, steamer departures from Sydney, and social events at Mrs Howe’s lawn. Several locals travel to attend funerals and visit relatives in Muscatine.
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Wilson
O. Snyder
Aldy
Hutte Ydtg
Co—Ady
Trinity
Syilmoy
John Maroney
Lyman Weld
Chicago
Mate Pleasants
Rock Yaland
Rock Island
Keokukah
Conspire Against Domestic Harmony Noted in Women’s Ills
A column touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous despondency in women. It claims most cases stem from organic derangement and asserts the product heals many such afflictions, urging reliance on the woman's remedy.
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Lydia E. Plakham
Woran
Guardian Named for County Woman Guardian
Judge L J Horan appointed George J Tang as guardian for Mrs Isabella Maylone in district court today. Bonds were set at 6000 by Mr Lang. The woman was adjudged of unsound mind.
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George J. Tang
Sunrdian
Isabella Maylone
L. J. Horan
Lang
Supervisors Hold Regular Monthly Session at Court House
The county board of supervisors met in a regular monthly session at the court house this afternoon. A large amount of routine matters confronted the board and it was doubtful whether the session would conclude before tomorrow afternoon or Wednesday morning.
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Court House
Tudiy
County Board of Supervisors
Central Association examines Monmouth ties and season length
Central Association meeting in Burlington, Iowa, with Monmouth absent, investigates alleged salary and age rule violations and other current topics. Decision to probe conduct at Monmouth. season-lengthening proposal by A. S. Lawrence discussed but not acted on.
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Burlington
Iowa
Central Association
al Dauball
Monmouth
Waa
Kee Wise
A. S Lawrence
Muscatine Club
Vocalists Return from Pittsburg Competition
D Owen Jones of Tilly City Alba and Dora Davies Williams led the Haydn Choral Society of Chicago at the International Ist eddfod in Pittsburgh July 2 3 4. The ensemble won the thousand dollar prize while Scranton choir took 5600. Mrs Williams placed 29th among four top sopranos led by Miss Lian Haywood of Cleveland. Plans call for San Francisco 1915 participation with Jones Williams to recruit twenty five voices.
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Otty-Lour
Fame
Lian Haywood
Cleveland
Williarty
Judith
Haydn Choral Society
San Francisco
Jones
Curtis May Be Out Of Game For A Week
Muskies outfielder Ayde Curtis likely out a week after injuring his leg in Ottumwa. Manager Frank Boyle reports Curtis torn augement, weakening Magentine’s lineup as Hub Hart moves to right field and Ab Gould centers. Teammate Tarry Bromley also hospitalized with leg ailment.
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Ayde Curtis
Muskles
Magentine
Jlst Thongh
Preckly
Thegbane
Mother seeks aid after estranged husband abducts children
In Fredonia Kansas a divorced mother reports her husband abducted their four children and took them south. A letter from the eldest son Dewey, fourteen, explains they were moved about 950 miles away and asks the mother to act quickly with the law to regain possession. The parents divorced years ago and the children have lived with Oscar Simons since the mother remarried.
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Fredonia
Spe
Jaron
Dewsy
Angelons
Sedalia
Mamma
Jam
Papa I
Dewey
Rattonia
Davenport
Oscar Simons
Prefers Death to Meeting Cathleen
J Henry Smith of San Francisco aged 0 shot himself in a downtown Chicago hotel leaving a note to avoid Cathleen. The suicide note named Mrs John T Sale of 1926 Howard Street Lux Francisco and the Mount Mor itch lodge San Francisco. Dr W H Riley said Smith was en route to visit a sister in New York and was a nervous wreck.
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Cuicago
Cathlean
J. Henry Smith
San Francisco
Inia
Cuicide
John T. Sale
Howard Street
Lux Francisco
Cathleen Ihows
Mother fights for possession of four year old daughter
Hazel Wright contests custody of Velma in a juvenile court case with allegations of neglect by County Attorney Thompson. The hearing, delayed by other proceedings, was expected to resume this afternoon but may be postponed to tomorrow if not opened by 2 PM.
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Velma
Hazel Wright
Thompson
Horan
Wright
Prominent Jewish Leader Max Juster Dies at 59
Minneapolis July 7 Rabbi Max Juster prominent in the Zionist movement and Jewish activities abroad died at relatives' home last night. He was 59 and formerly rabbi of the An-sinian-Hebrew congregation until health declines. He led in the Independent Order of B'nai B'al Path work and in 1874 founded the first lodge of the order in Romania.
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Fuster
Minneapolis
Minn
Max Juster
Order of B’nal Path
Rumania
New West Hill Tank Undergoing Final Tests
Muscatine's new water tank nears readiness as Superintendent William Malis states it will soon enter full service. The 200000 gallon reservoir has been tested since last Wednesday, with gradual filling toward its final capacity as builders' plans call for completion early this week.
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Muscatine
William Malis
Aince
Youth Confesses 10 Checks Forgeries
Lawrence Snell was arrested Saturday on charges of forgery and checks. He reportedly did not make a full confession to Chief Hoffman, with a likely hearing postponed until tomorrow due to absence of officials. Police accuse him of cashing two counterfeit checks on July Fourth at Best Restaurant and Grand Hotel billiard parlors. two other suspects held for hearing.
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Lawrence Snell
Pollive
Poltee Hoffman
Poller
H. G. Thompson
Snell
Paclors
Vyha
Braves Beat Phils In Weird Struggle
Philadelphia hosts a strange doubleheader opener as Boston tops Philadelphia 16 to 11. Five Phillies pitchers used in a frantic effort to halt the sluggers, batteries listed include Perdue Rariden Moore Chalmers Rixey Marshall Imlay Killifer Howley.
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Philadelphia
Sheogal
Boston Natonals
Phillies
Tboston Seree
Perdue
Rariden
Moore
Chalmers
Rixey
Marshall
Imlay
Killifer
Howley
Local church society meetings fill midweek calendar
The Ladies Ald society of the German Baptist church and the Haworth League of the German Methodist Episcopal church plan meetings this week. Women from First Methodist Episcopal prepare July meetings, and Ladies Aid of the Te and Methodist host a Thursday gathering at Mrs Oliver Taylor's home. L. C. T. M. holds a July 7 review for picnic planning. Marriage license issued to Miss M Hjeanor Thompson of Los Angeles and Arse J Steinwe of this city. Sunday school annual program at Latter Day Saints Weed Park Wednesday includes basket dinner. Banter lodge installs officers Tuesday. Jugeng Verein at Zion's church meets Tuesday with German-English program. High Prairie Methodist College prepares for ice cream soc at Mrs A Altekruse west of the city Wednesday. committee includes Miss A Goldsberry and Mrs Samuel Altekruse. Annual event hopes to match last summer.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Te and Methodist Church
Oliver Taylor
Andrew Qustason
M. Hjeanor Thompson
Los Angeles
Ont
Arse J. Steinwe
Martin Steinke
4Th Pond Street
Latter Day Saints Church
Weed Park
High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Alteruse
Atha Goldsberry
Samuel Altekruse
Mail Service Proposed on Muscatine North and South Line
Washington official Stephen, general superintendent of the railway mail service, says he has favorably recommended establishing mail service on the Muscatine North and South railway between Muscatine and Burlington. Community groups along the line and in Muscatine and Burlington welcomed the news, though North and South road offices had not confirmed the Washington dispatch.
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Saly Bierahl
Stephens
Railway Mail Service
Washington
Muscatine Land
Burlington
North and South Road
City restrains lease of Great Western Cereal warehouse
Judge L Z Moran issued a temporary injunction preventing the city from leasing or removing the Great Western Cereal warehouse on Front street. Ortie Snyder initiated the suit, with City Attorney Charles P Hantey and Frank Richemin representing the city. The council had previously decided not to resist the suit, leaving the case in status quo until the final hearing.
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L. Z. Moran
District Court
Cty
Great Western
Front Street
Ortie Snyder
Frank Richemin
Charles P. Hantey
Yankee Sailor Passes Through City on Rowing Journey
Andos Kochus, the Yankee Sailor, rowing from the Twin Cues to New Orleans, arrived in the city and paused for about a half hour last evening before continuing. He left Clinton at seven Saturday evening and only rested briefly between Davenport and Buffalo after traveling to escape the heat, planning to sleep by day and travel by night.
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Andos Kochus
New Orleans
Thin City
Clinton
Davenport
Buffalo
Eagles Hold Picnic At Nestlebusch Point
The Muscatine Aerie of Eagles held its annual picnic and fishing party at Nestlebusch Point on Sunday with about a hundred attendees. The gathering traveled aboard the launch Tha Cozy.
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Nestlebusch Point
Muscatine Aerie of Eagles
Lost Child Found Asleep In Parlor
In the Tenth and Cypress area a three year old girl, niece of Miss Mary Jane Higgins, went missing Saturday night. The child was last seen playing indoors and after Miss Higgins reported her absence, police arrived to find the youngster peacefully sleeping on a parlor couch.
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Tenth
Cypress Streets
Mary Jane Higging
Local Notes from Wapello July Visit Mentions
Wapello Iowa July 7 notes Misscent Eversmeyer stayed with aunt Mrs A Z Willamson and Miss Marie Getts of Columbus Juncrioa visited friend Miss Gladys Guthrie. Several residents travel to Oakville Winona Minn and Kansas City Mo for visits. Mrs Frank Ives hosts Thursday club July 3 and Will Van Hort returns from Fort Dadra to visit Frank Ives. Attorney Guy Tomlingon of Morning Sun conducts business at the court house.
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Wayello
Misscent Eversmeyer
A. Z. Willamson
Marie Getts
Columbus Juncrioa
Gladys Guthrie
Roy Smith
Will van Horn
Oakville
Charles Matthews
Otto Wagner
Mehons
Tenn
C.W. Warren
Joan. Erwin
Anna Warren
Rose Bottler
Asgyme Davison
Marla Dewen
Palisades
George Redmile
Marald
Winona
Minn
Frank Ives
Will van Hort
Fort Dadra
F. Ginnels
Loraine
Roy
Mt. Dodge
Thalrauta
John Grimm
Lela
Kansan City
Daursday
Liberty County News Briefs From West Liberty and Tipton
Mest Liberty July 7 in West Liberty Mrs W W Anderson and Mrs Hianley visited. W J Stevens R C Wagner with wives traveled to Tipton to visit relatives. Waverly Redpath Vaudey chautauqua lectures announced for the week.
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BR. I. Ramey
Muscatine
West Liverty
W. W Anderson
Hianley
Waverly, Ii
Redpath
Vautey
Lane Family Reunion Narrative From Vernon Visit
Lane came down from ML to Vernon on Friday evening to attend cbautanque with his wife joining later. Mrs. Lane spent the entire week there with relatives before accompanying him home on Sunday.
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Lane
Vernon
New Law Firm Jackson & Jackson Opens in Muscatine
Muscatine gains a new law firm as Judge D. V. Jackson joins with his son Robert S. Jackson to form Jackson & Jackson. Robert, a State University of Iowa graduate, is expected to bring added credit to the firm and city legal circles.
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Muscatine
D. V. Jackson
Robert S. Jackson
State University of Iowa
Jackson & Jackson
Society Cards for Maronic Iowa and Local Groups
Iodine No 2 AF and AM Regular meeting the first Tuesday of each month. C Brannsarrh, Ww M.S, GL Johnson, Secretary. Washington Chapter No 4 A ke Stated convocation second Friday each month. Fred Herman, Rep. 3 to Carl Mueller, Treasurer. Wend Corneil of Royal and Select Masters, Stated assembly Second Friday of each month in Masonic Hall 125 E and Bt As. Othmer TV. A07 S. L. Jonor non, reorder. Demolay Commandery No 1 x. T Regular conclave third Wednesday in each Month. & c. Othmer EC, W. BE Graft, Recorder.
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Maronic
Iowa
C. Brannsarrh
M.S
GL. Johnson
Washington
Fred Herman
Carl Mueller
Treamurar
Wend Corneil
Royal and Select Maaters
Masonic Hall
Bt As. Othmer
S. L. Jonor Non
Tdemolay Commansery
X. T
Wednarday
C. Othmer
W. BE Graft
Me Muscatine Hive No 13 Meeting Notice
Me LDS Muscatine Hive No 13 holds meetings on the third Monday at Yeoman Hall. Commander Tara Bagley, Record Keeper Nelile Lucas, Sinnart, Secretary, oversee Muscatine Station efforts.
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C. T
Muscatine Hive
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