Local notices and ads blend messages across town
Multiple items include Thiesen perfume and ice for sale, Scheetz hammock sale, transit notes for John Mahin and Miss Jeanette Nicola, a 75-year-old mother ill from stroke, a new eight room house for $2000, Creston Advertiser weather note, New Panitorium cleaning and shine stop, Hobart M Cable piano sold by J J Griffith, travels of Mr and Mrs Funck and Mrs Merrill to Burlington, summer sale prices at Geo B Jackson, Grace Chapman departure, and Miss Mathilda Althoff’s return trip.
Fresh Fish at Con. Koehler's Market
Catfish salmon trout whitefish perch buffalo and other kinds sold at Con. Koehler's fish market in a lively retail listing noting available varieties and freshness.
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Con. Koehler’s
Fresh fish varieties at Koehler's market draw crowds
Catfish salmon perch trout whitefish and buffalo are among the fresh catches advertised at Con Koehler's fish market attracting shoppers seeking diverse seafood selections.
Columbus Junction News Teas and Town Notes
Local column from Columbus Junction Ia July 10 notes a cake sale and ads for flour, pianos, and real estate. Public notices include high water affecting crops, Chautauqua tickets, post office staffing changes, and new local businesses and rent options. Several residents travel to Chicago and Dubuque while others move or open shops.
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Columbus Junction
Venice
Dick Wilcox
Klotz
Front Street
Smith
Drake
M. C. Crouch
Mt. Vernon
E. B. Clingman
Maude Noland
Julia Laughlin
Chautauqua’ Grounds
Low Rate Excursion To Clinton From Diamond Joe Line
W G Block general agent announces excursion tickets to Clinton at 125 cents round trip for the Mississippi Valley Spiritualists association meeting. Tickets on sale July 19 through August 22, with return by August 30.
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W. G. Block
Diamond Joe
Isaac P. Lusk
Clinton
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists Association
Paris Halles Centrals to be moved to riverbank site
A report states the famous Parisian markets Halles Centrals will relocate to the Seine riverbank near Pont Neuf. The move aims to create a new underground railway station at the site.
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Seine
Pont Neuf
Porte Edict Bans Turkish Subjects From Private Combat Practice
The porte issues a decree banning Turkish subjects from private fencing sword exercises or revolver practice outside the army under threat of severe punishment citing public security concerns.
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The
Porte
Cape Colony Bans Foreign Physicians Under Reciprocity Plan
Cape Colony authorities enact a rule forbidding medical practice by foreign doctors from nations that do not grant similar rights to resident practitioners there. The move signals a growing reciprocity concept in medical regulation.
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Cape Colony
Emperor William to stock game preserves with American quail
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William ordered stocking his preserves near Potsdam and Berlin with American quail as an experiment. He said American quail stay where they are, unlike German quail that migrate every fall, mirroring his view of citizen satisfaction.
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Berlin
William
Potsdam
Poland opens coal fields to boost Warsaw as manufacturing hub
New coal fields in Poland may turn Warsaw into a leading European manufacturing city. The report suggests a surge in industrial activity and growth potential for the capital.
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Poland
Warsaw
Europe
House Entry At West Front Street
W H McMackin reports that burglars entered his West Front Street home through a window yesterday afternoon while residents were away. A pocket book with some cash and keepsake jewelry were stolen. a loaded shotgun was discharged. He suspects local youths and says he will press charges if jewelry is not returned.
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W. H. McMackin
West Front Street
McMackin
Boston Store to Launch Massive Clearing Sale
Beginning tomorrow the Boston Store will inaugurate one of the biggest clearing sales ever attempted in this city. Mr Bennison will cut prices in two and refund money on any item not entirely satisfactory. Many articles are marked well below half value offering bargains across shirt waist goods, ginghams, calicoes, silks, linens, and more.
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Boston
Trade in New Guinea skulls alarms curiosity dealers
Curiosity buyers in Europe seek Tuuman skulls once used to ornament New Guinea dwellings. The London Express notes Australia banned the trade amid high prices offered to natives and fears of illicitly obtained spurious relics as genuine ancestors grow scarce.
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Europe
New Guinea
London Express
New Gluge Near Completion at Geneva Country Club
The Geneva Country Club at the fair grounds nears completion as carpenters finish work this week and painters await dry timbers. Opening planned for month end with a reception and dance. Street railway line upgrade must finish first, with grade work and pavilion construction underway as fair grounds press ahead.
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Geneva
Fair Grounds
Street Railway Company
Chicago market crops and livestock receipts and prices
Chicago hog receipts reached 22 000 with light demand and prices 7 35 to 8 25. Cattle arrivals about 5 000 with steady to open strength, sheep 10 000 up slightly, and futures estimates show wheat and corn moving higher in overseas markets. Primary receipts show wheat 423 000 and corn 218 000 with shipments of 655 000 and 354 000 respectively.
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Chicago
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
Liverpool
Hamburg engineer unveils ultra light life saving device
Herr de Irsa of Hamburg introduces a pocketbook sized apparatus weighing one and one third ounces. A water triggered cartridge generates gas to support a 206 pound person for three days, a vast improvement over older life preservers that weighed several ounces and caused fines or jail time when used.
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Herr de Irsa
Hamburg
Philadelphia Ledger
Carnegie book praised for vigor by London academy
The London Academy of Literature reviews Mr Carnegie's Empire of Business and notes uncertainty about the nouns bugaboo and boost yet asserts they imply vigor. The academy believes Carneige uses the terms to convey energy and force.
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London Academy of Literature
Carnegie
Empire of Business
Carneige
Former Lieutenant Governor Jones Finishes New Hampshire Novel
Jones, long known as Jones, he pays the freight, has completed a country life novel set in New Hampshire. Partially blind for years, he dictated the manuscript to a stenographer while continuing his work on the book.
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Jones
New York
New Hampshire
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Job Printing Office
R. A. Holmes
Daily Journal
Reliance Loan Co
Joe Kranz
Thiesen
P. H. Elfers
Scheetz
John Mahin
Katona
Jeanette Nicola
Nichols
Titus & Jackson
Creston
Iowa
Luellen Bros
Fast Second Street
Grand Hote
Hobart M. Cable
J. J. Griffith
Muscatine
G. A. Funck
Charles B. Merrill
W. J. Young
Burlington
Matilda Althoff
Henry Prenzier
Geo. B. Jackson
Grace Chapman
Addie Stiles
Conesville
Mathilda Althoff
Fred Daut
SWAN
Astern
Pentzer
Maccatine
Grant Whittaker
Ainsworth
A. F. Crutz
Wellman
Wm. Kaiser
City
Dubuque
St. Louis
Frank Lentz
Geo. B. Jackson's
West Second Street
A. A. Keith
Wilton
Fort Bedge
Great Western Cereal Company
Wessell Nickle
Harrison
Cedar Valley Presbyterian Church
Joe Berling
Florence
Fred Miller
Robert
Jeanette
South Bend
Ind
Wolumbus Jungtion
the Journal
Sene
Geo, Kranz
Leading Florist
K.P. Building
J. Toher & Co
H. E McKay
St. Tod-Y-Yid
New Jly
New Sep
New
Park
Chicano
Wittich Bros
EV. Brandenburg
Paint Man
Muscatine Ltr. & Box Co
East Second Street
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