Man Pleads for Release After City Detention in Muscatine
William McIntyre appeared in Justice Coster's court reporting his plight after being escorted out of Muscatine. He claimed back in work and begged not to be detained, saying he had only bread and a dime in pocket. Police noted his habit of asking for small contributions before his return to the city.
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William McIntyre
Justice Coster
McIntyre
Muscatine
William Healey
Coster
She City
Fragmentary note on a police walkout and missing hat
A brief fragment describes a plan for the next fifteen days to avoid daily police walkouts. A character smiles briefly, then the constable searches for his hat, ending with uncertainty about the hat’s whereabouts.
Circus Excursion to Monmouth July 17
The Iowa Central announces a popular excursion to Monmouth to see Ringling Bros. Circus on Wednesday July 17. Trains depart Elrick Junction at 7 59 a m arriving Monmouth 9 17 a m with return from Peoria at 6 34 p m. Round trip fare is 1 09. See circus posters or call agents.
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Iowa Central
Monmouth
Ringling Bros. Circus
Elrick Junction
Peoria
Local store promotes heavy discounts on wall paper Bibles and party goods
Clause by clause the ad notes an exceptional discount on wall paper to reduce stock before inventory. It highlights sale prices on Bibles including Hofmann and Baxter, napkins doilies table spreads, writing paper envelopes lead pencils, and a closing out of stock with July Victor and Edison records touted as extra fine. It ends by inviting customers to call and hear something new to beat the heat.
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Victor
Edison
Muscatine Nan Elected Treasurer at Iowa Synod Convention
At Burlington yesterday the Iowa circuit of the Evangelical synod of North America elected L Lohse of Muscatine as state treasurer. The meeting adopted a constitution and organized with officers including President J Hermann Burlington Vice President Charles Wolf Keokuk Secretary Louise Biklen Burlington and Treasurer H Lohse Muscatine.
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Iowa
Evangelical Synod of North America
Burlington
L. Lohse
Illinois
Muscatine
J. Jans
Miss McLane
J. Hermann
Charles Wolf
Keokuk
Louise Biklen
H. Lohse
Highland Nobles Initiate Three and Honor Late Sister
The Highland Nobles met last evening with three candidates initiated and five favorably balloted. Regular business discussed. A Resolution of Respect for the late Mrs. Iva E Schwertfeger was adopted, offering sympathy to her husband and children.
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Iva E. Schwertfezer
Muscatine Castle
Ivan Schwertfeger
Mississippi Stage Forecast From Dubuque To Muscatine
The river will slowly rise over the next 48 hours from below Dubuque to Muscatine. Forecast issued by J. M. Sherier, Local Forecaster, notes rising stages on the Mississippi and specifies current stations Davenport Keokuk and Muscatine with measured feet.
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Davenport
Magcatine
Des Moines Rapids
Keokuk
Mississippi
Dubuque
Muscatine
J. M. Sherier
Prohibiting Tea and Coffee for Children Says Medical Journal
A medical journal urges strong prohibition on tea and coffee for children noting the nervous system is highly active in youth and easily overstimulated. It argues that such drinks harm development and urges physicians to educate families, citing Postum as a nutritious alternative with a coffee like taste.
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Wellvilla
Wife Reunites With Husband After Home Entry Incident
Charles Kane was rescued by his wife at nine o clock from the bummery station after he forced entry by kicking a rear window. Mrs Kane, displeased with the act, contacted police. after a brief interview the charges were dropped and the couple left together.
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Charles Kane
Mr. Kane
Montpelier Social News from Davenport Visitors and Travel
The Montpelier diary notes Harry Langston of Davenport visiting his uncle Charles Umphress. Joe Morris calling on Davenport. Dimmie Goodwin of Davenport visiting Lottie Davis and family. Victor Morris doing business in Buffalo. Ed Eis departing for Burlington. Hilma Breigal returning from Missouri. Mrs. Joe Morris and children visiting Davenport. Dimmie Goodwin and Lottie Davis classmates visiting Mrs. Fred Buchele in Fairport. Sam Eis a Davenport caller.
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Montpelier
Harry Langston
Davenport
Charles Umphress
Joe Morris
Dimmie Goodwin
Lottie Davis
Thomas Agar
Carl Braun Teft
Newton
Iowa
Victor Morris
Buffalo
Ed. Eis
Burlington
Hilma Breigal
Rockwell Heads to West Liberty for business matters
G N Rockwell departed this morning for West Liberty to look after business affairs.
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G. N. Rockwell
West Liberty
Modern women seek beauty aid at Havercamp's Drug Store
Miss Stone, representative of E Burnham of Chicago, visits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store to distribute free illustrated booklet How to Be Beautiful. She promotes Burnham preparations claimed to correct facial blemishes and wrinkles and shows a full line of beauty goods during the week.
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Miss Stone
E. Burnham
Chicago
Havercamp
Firemen Boycott Northwestern Railway Over Excursion Rates
In Deadwood South Dakota July 12 firemen vote to boycott Northwestern Railway after the company refused a seventy cent excursion rate for a volunteer picnic. Firefighters pledge not to protect railroad property or aid in fires until the concession is granted by July 25.
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Deadwood
S. D
Northwestern Railway
Chinaman Kingpin Beaten and Robbed in Omaha Restaurant
Omaha reports a fatal beating of Han Pak, a Chinese restaurant keeper, during a robbery of his strong box containing $500. No suspects or clues identified, leaving investigators with a mystery in the severe July incident.
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Omaha
Robers
Han Pak
Rambler Highlighted as Best Automobile Choice
Jackson Electric Supply Co. promotes the Rambler as the premier automobile, urging readers to buy for top value and performance.
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Jackson Electric Supply Co
Large Gathering At The Electric Park
A large crowd gathered at Electric Park last evening to see Paudiet's band perform a varied program. The highlight was a drill by Company C drawing several hundred spectators on the hill slope to watch the maneuvers. Public interest in Company C's drills remains high.
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Electric Park
Paudiet
Company C
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad for Skin Healing
An old prescription ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to heal pimples ulcers or sores without scarring. Price listed as 26 cents with guaranteed results. Sold at Havercamps Prescription Drug Store.
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