Girl Proved to Be Clever Detective
Miss Gail Thompson, daughter of Theron and Mrs. Thompson of West Third street, located a stolen saddle in Pierson's Second Hand Store after hours of searching. The saddle had been taken from the Thompson barn during a break in the previous day and was later found for sale to the store owner for $1.60. Police are seeking the suspect seen near the premises.
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Gail Thompson
Theron Thompson
West Third Street
Thompson
Pierson
East Second Street
Ziffren
Mittleberg shoots wife after entrance denied
Thomas Mittleberg of Bleeker Street fired through a door injuring his wife in the knee after being refused entry to his home. He waited on the porch smoking as neighbors and police arrived. the couple, both painters, had long quarreled and kept firearms. The wife was treated by Dr. Appel and the wound deemed not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mittleberg
Bleeker Street
Mittleberg
Roach and Musser
Body of Theodore Price Recovered After River Death
The body of Theodore Price, who ended his life by jumping into the Mississippi, was found at 6:30 pm near Nestlebush's point. Discovered by Mr and Mrs Blair, the body was identified by clothing and later brought to Muscatine for funeral services. Price, longtime resident since 1872, leaves a family and was active in local churches and fraternal groups. The funeral was held at Greenwood chapel with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Theodore Price
Mississippi River
Nestlebush's Point
Harry Blair
Mr. Price
Marie
Ray
Harry
I. L. Price
Galesburg
Ill
G. G. Price
Salem
Ohio
Amy Bradway
Muscatine
George D. Magoon
Magoon
William Kincaid
Roach & Musser Company
Modern Woodmen
Court of Honor
Methodist Church
Greenwood Chapel
W. P. Stoddard
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
J. E B. Howe
J. C. Wilson
Thomas Watson
D. T. Eaton
Tom Davidson
Robert Chase
Dean's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain Says Muscatine Veteran
John Koehler of 211 West Seventh Street Muscatine Iowa describes years of kidney disease with back pain and sleepless nights. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills bought at J J Havercamp's drug store for relief and says he would not be without them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koehler
West Seventh Street
Muscatine
Dean
J. J. Havercamp
Io Doan
Court House Plans Accepted and Bond Details Set
The board of supervisors accepted architect Mills plans for the courthouse with minor alterations. Bids on bonds totaling 150000 dollars at four percent interest and fourteen years will be called soon. Bonds may be taken up after five years with sixty days notice. sessions adjourn to the first Monday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Mills
Prayer Meeting Moved To Evening at First Baptist
The First Baptist Church states the prayer meeting is moved to this evening instead of Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Convention Attendance By Rural Library Delegates
Mrs Henry Jayne Mrs Emma L Mahin and G M Titus attend the district convention of the Eastern Library association in Iowa City today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jayne
Emma L Mahin
G. M. Titus
Eastern Library Association
Iowa City
Roads in Poor Condition Delay Touring Plans
Roads are in bad condition, prompting organizers to delay touring until better routes can be secured. The decision aims to ensure safer travel and smoother schedule for events.
Annual Picnic Of German Lutheran Sunday School
The German Lutheran Sunday school holds its annual picnic at Weed Park tomorrow afternoon. The long running event draws both old and young from the community and has become a popular tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Lutheran Sunday School
Weed Park
Rain Records Likely to Fall If Wet Weather Persists
If the present rainfall continues, records will be broken. Mrs. J. P. Walton reports 6.58 inches so far this month, projecting 13.16 inches for July, surpassing the 1881 July record of 10 inches noted as the wettest in 68 years.
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J. P. Walton
Concert Tonight at Electric Park under Prof Pauchet
A rich program arranged by Prof Pauchet features the band at Electric Park tonight. Selections include Farrar overture and light cavalry tunes, Suppe Schottische, Beyond the Gates of Paradise, and My Old Kentucky Home with trombone solos. The Chicago Tribune March and Waltz Waving Palms complete the program.
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B. H. Starks
Ves
P. Weinrich
T. Tobani
Kentucky
Madar Nee Niet
W. Dalbey
Washington
Greys
Grafulla
Revelation to Burlington Ladies on Burnham Toiletries
Special from Burlington Hawkeye notes Miss Moore demonstrates E Burnham Toilet Requisites to southern Burlington ladies. Reportedly several women aged after 30 show skin improvements including reduced crow's feet wrinkles freckles and a vanished double chin after using Burnham products and the booklet How to Be Beautiful. Havercamp Store now offers samples and the Chicago beautifying parlor is cited as a premier venue.
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Miss Moore
E. Burnham
Burlington
Burnham
State Street
Chicago
Havercamp Prescription Store
Atalissa Notices and Local Happenings
Mrs Ed Speers started an extended Ohio visit. A baby was welcomed at Rev F H Schumann’s home Friday July 12. Royal Neighbors ice cream social raised about 15 dollars. W J Stevens hundred acre farm south of town sold to William Arnold for 41.50 an acre. Viola Worrall on sick list. Hillis J Ady shipped a car of hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
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Hillis J. Ady
Chicago
Round Trip Rail Fares to Canadian and New England Resorts
Round trip tickets slightly above one way fares to numerous Canadian and New England resorts will go on sale on various dates after June 1 1907. Full details on dates limits stopovers and descriptive literature available by writing Geo W Vaux A G P and T A Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams St Chicago.
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Canada
New England
Geo. W. Vaux
T. A
Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
De Molay Commandery No. 1 Meets At Masonic Hall
The De Molay Commandery No. 1 will hold a meeting this evening at the Masonic hall at eight. All Knights are requested to attend per order E. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Molay Commandery No. 1
Masonic Hall
E. C
Baptist youth meeting postponed by YMCA excursion
The young people of the Baptist church did not meet last evening as the session was postponed due to a YMCA A excursion.
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The
Baptist Church
Moonlight Excursion Tickets Good for August 6
All those who purchased tickets for the YMCA moonlight excursion last evening will be permitted to use the same on August 6.
Christian Endeavor Tent At Chautauqua Grounds Invites Members
The Christian Endeavor of the First Presbyterian church will set up a tent at the Chautauqua grounds inviting all members to spend their leisure time there. The society’s name does not appear on the official list.
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First Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua Grounds
Savings plan ad invites small deposits now
It urges starting a savings account with low initial sums and steady deposits. The note promises four percent interest while you save and invites opening on Saturday nights from 6:30 to 8:00.
Work Suspended on Kautz Building Excavation
Work on the Kautz building excavation is suspended due to recent rains. Street commissioner duties are delayed because of muddy roads.
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Kautz
Meetings Postponed Due to Chautauqua Notables
The Royal Reserves cancel their regular meeting this week and many local lodges societies and organizations delay weekly sessions as Chautauqua continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Reserves
Davenport Ladies to Attend Mosqua-Hahn Reception
A Davenport party including Mrs. B. F Muhs Mrs Wiese and daughters Edna and Norma Mrs Hageboeck Mrs Reimers and Mrs Blair will travel to Muscatine this afternoon for the Mosqua-Hahn reception at the Weed Park club house.
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Davenport
Muscatine
Weed Park Club
B. F Muhs
Wiese
Edna
Norma
Hageboeck
Reimers
Blair
City Council to Meet in Regular Session Thursday
The city council will convene in regular session Thursday night to address several matters of importance. Action will be taken on the health board's recent resolution regarding the location of a new pest house.
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Board of Health
Kaiser Family Plans St Paul Trip in Peerless Auto
The J. H. Kaiser family contemplates a journey to St Paul in their Peerless car. They plan to travel via Cedar Rapids and onward to their destination. The trip was to be undertaken this week but the sentence is incomplete.
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J. H. Kaiser
St. Paul
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Reape
Samuel Pitcher
Fac Simile Signature of
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Weapper
Hershey State Bank of
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Hershey
Stats Bank
Iowa
Stratford Hotel
Michigan
Jackson Birds
Frames Ax Pictures
E P. Day
F. A. Neidig
East Second St
Bears
Gastoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Girl
Nestle
Mrs. Blair
Funeral Services
Court House
Doan’s
Foster-Miisurn Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Burlington Hawkeye
Atalissa
Hinkel & Flannery
Schreurs
Oak
E. C. Peto
Fairview
Muscatine County
Byron Drury
Adams Express Office
Iawa Avenue
J. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
G. C. Bear
Front Street
Rock Island
Wm. Weiershauser
Atiron Point
E. Y. Briggs
Reliance Loan Co
Lowa Avenue
J. Bilissi
East Second
Mulberry
Pacific Coast
Superior Service
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mina
Woodlawn Avenue
N. East
Fluttig
East Eighth Street
Wm. Narvis
Commercial
Columbus Junction
West Seventh St
N. Rosenberger
Heinz Pickle Works
Navy
U. S. Navy
Whitaker Building
Corner Third
Brady Sts
Des Moines
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
A. J. Weaver
E. 3Rd Street
B.A
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