Notice of First Meeting of Creditors
Notice is given that Henry Jennings Crawford of West Liberty Muscatine County Iowa was adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of his creditors will be held at 30 East Second Street Muscatine Iowa on July 21 at 2 o clock in the afternoon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Jno R Winnings Referee in Bankruptcy dated July 10 inv.
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District Court of the United States
Iowa
Henry Jennings Crawford
West Liberty
Muscatine
East Second Street
A. D
Jno
500 People Fed
Volunteers served as a food outreach effort fed a large group on the west side along Iowa Avenue. The event drew community volunteers and local organizers to distribute meals and supplies to attendees.
Crowd in a Jam Sparks Panic and Old Lady Prays
In a crowded scene on an unspecified day a man complains We're in a pickle now while another calls it a regular jam. An old lady cries Heaven preserve us as the incident unfolds.
California Farming and Irrigation Explored by A Kemble
In a California travel note A Kemble details irrigation reliance for year round crops, climate contrasts with Iowa, and farm sizes up to 1 000 acres. He admires Southern California people, visits an ostrich farm, and describes a Mount Lowe ascent with dramatic engineering and canyon views.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Iowa
Muscatine
Pasadena
Mount
Lowe
McKinley
Bryan
Elks Reunion Opens in Atlantic City
The Elks Grand Lodge fourteenth annual reunion open in Atlantic City New Jersey with an estimated 25 000 attendees. Open house at Ellis hall and a ladies reception committee greet visiting Elks families. A grand parade tomorrow led by Samuel L Perry as prize committee chair promises handsome awards and friendly lodge competition.
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Atlantic City
N. Y
the Elks
Grand Lodge
Ellis’ Hall
Samuel L. Perry
Shortage of $8,000 Triggers County Audit in Iowa
Johnson county Iowa board hires George W. Kierulff to audit the treasurer and auditor books after a reported $8,600 shortage found by Treasurer A R Cherry at June settlement. Expert Waldron had earlier corroborated a past shortage. Community questions accountability while praising treasurer and deputy.
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Iowa City
Board of Supervisors
Johnson County
George W. Kierulff
Montezuma
A. R. Cherry
W. O. Waldron
Des Moines
Waldron
Cherry
D. Maher
Delegates Arrive For Catholic Benevolent Legion Convention
About three hundred delegates to the state convention of the Catholic Benevolent Legion arrived in Troy New York and attended mass at St Josephs church. They moved to Rand s opera house for the session and a banquet will be held in the evening. The business session resumes tomorrow with officers to be elected and the next convention chosen with Buffalo favored for 1901.
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Troy
N. Y
Catholic Benevolent Legion
St. Joseph's Church
Rand
Opera House
Buffalo
Southern classification committee meets at Chicago Beach Hotel
In Chicago on July 10 the Southern classification committee convenes at the Chicago Beach Hotel after repeated postponements linked to Southern Freight Association talks. Chairman P. J. McGovern says the meeting will tackle important business and several rate changes are expected.
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Chicago
Southern Classification Committee
Chicago Beach
Southern Freight Association
P. J. McGovern
Roosevelt Helps Open Ins Campaign in Illinois Delegation
In Decatur on July 10 about 1000 to 1500 delegates attend the Illinois Republican League annual convention. Most state clubs send three or four delegates each. A parade and ratification of national and state tickets are planned, with Richard Yates Charles G Dawes and Governor Roosevelt expected to speak. League officers for the coming year will be elected before departure.
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Grandmamma
Decatur
Illinois Republican League
Richard Yates
Chas. G. Dawes
Roosevelt
League
When a Man Is Rich Enough to Buy Luxury
A concise reflection on wealth, noting that true luxury vanishes for those who can afford it, leaving excess value hollow for the rich. The idea explores appetite and perception of material abundance in a premium lifestyle context.
Assist ant Surgeon Examinations At Ellis Island
The civil service commission in New York is holding an examination for the post of assistant surgeon to be stationed at Ellis Island under the immigration commissioner. A large number of applicants seek the position, created by the sustained major influx of migrants since early spring.
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New York
Civil Service Commission
Commissioner of Immigration
Ellis Island
Mystery Baby Found Amid Torn Magazine Covers Situation
A household with damaged magazine covers reveals a hidden infant case. Authorities report a baby located in the residence and taken to a care facility for evaluation and safety.
New Suit Line and Negligee Shirts Arrive at Store
The store highlights strong values with guaranteed fabrics and fast-dyed materials. Cassimere and worsted suits retail from 6 to 12 dollars, featuring high workmanship and new negligee shirt patterns recently received.
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West Second Street
Bark Place
J. Linn Hoopes
South Muscatine
H. M. Bartlett
Horant Devitt
Post Office
Star Restaurant
Iowa Avenue
A. L. Lindner
East Front Street
Mackey
Model Clothing House
Muscaine Takors
Dearbon St
Alesmen
Blue Valley Mfg. Co
Jamesport
John J. Havercamp
Theo. Kuechman
McBride & Cope
J. J Coady
Nesper & Co
Geo. Maurer
Front St
Bob Lagrille
Bob
Muscatine’s
Popular Cafe
The
Globe
A. Kemble
Mount Lowe
Wear Sale
McColm’s
Alma
Elks
Catholic Benevolent Legion Convention
Sam Borger
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