Local News Notices and Social Updates From City
A series of short notices describe visits and travel. Mrs PH Schresder left Canon Avenue to visit Nichols Iowa, Rev Father Hogan of Wallfield and Father Leonard at 215 East Eighth Street are mentioned, Kate Dulas of Winello returns home, Mayme Gardner from Wellman visits Mra Funch, Martha Butler visits Columbus Junction, Mrs Wah and Mina Claudin from Vermilion spend the day in town and depart for Lone Tree. An Insurance firm Mark and Ion are advertised and Titan Loan & Investment invites inquiries about a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titan Loan & Inveatment Company
Cargeios
Ady
Ming Kate Dulas
Winello
Mark
Fion
Adv
Las Mayme Gardner
Wellman
Mra. Rogle Funch
East Eighth Street
Martha Butler
Columbua Junction
Wi'g
Haul
Mina Claudin
Vermilion, O
Lone Tree
Local residents spend yesterday in the city and return home
EG Hashet and Mira Bowman of Wapello were in the city yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Nomis and Mr. and Mrs. McGill also shopping there before returning to Grandview in the afternoon. The Titus Loan & Investment Co. offers safe farm mortgage bonds in amounts of $100,000 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Bowman
Wapello
McGill
Grandview
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Unusual Complaint of Wilton Man Goes to Hospital
In To wa City on July 22 a Wilton man named Kerr suffered a two week hiccough episode that threatened his life. Iowa University Hospital surgeons finally cured him after long attempts, and he left the hospital for home today. Roy Cole, a notable motorcyclist from Town City, was hurt in a fall and broke several bones in his right hand during a recent event. The local motor racing clubs plan a county fair motor meet with $750 in prizes on the final day. Frank Melsa of Jefferson township was arrested for threatening his mother and faces trial in Justice Horning's court, denying his mother's accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Gev. W. Kerr
Wilton Sanctian
Iowa Hospital
Acienta
Roy ‘Cole
Tawa City
Asin
Parnes
Frank Melsa
Jefferdon Township
Atond
Taatice
Horring
Parcel Post Rate Changes and New Weights
Parcel post rates will be restructured with a larger first and second zone and a maximum parcel weight rising to twenty pounds. The changes, effective August 16, aim to stimulate use within 160 miles, lowering costs per pound and simplifying stamps, with insurance fees reduced to five or ten cents depending on insured value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Port Ettles Department
Tha
Bates
Burlseon
Postmaster-Randral
Bur Feson
Oatmeal Shampoo As Affordable Hair Care Ad
An old advertisement touts a simple oatmeal shampoo recipe using hot water and oat ment compound. It claims the mix cleanses, moisturizes, and adds fullness without harshness, with a suggested price of fifty cents for a good quantity at any drugstore.
Visiting and Relatives Fleetingly Visit Local City
A string of brief notices lists visitors and travelers across the area. Misa Zello Wright rode to Columbus Junction with friends Saturday while Mica Bifie Kally and EH Lambert visited Jamison drug store staff in town. Mrs. Bannie Hamann and Mrs. Loulas Cody journeyed to Chicago and Burlington respectively. Mrs. Grossett returned from Los Angeles with her daughter, while Mrs. Irvin Schultz and Miss Marie Wiederrecht stay a few days with local relatives. Tex Nysmaster family plan this week at H. A. Weber property and the Will Shaw household moves into R. Nyemuutor’s former home.
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Misa Zello
Burlington
Grossett
Nancy Fritch
Los Angeles
Cal
Irvin Schultz
Marie Wiederrecht
Davenport
C. W. Warren
Mra Otto
Waener
Keora
City Council to Meet in Special Session for Fire Truck Operators
Siren signals and gong clang announce a special Seaslan meeting of Cleax Way-Council to discuss appointing two men to operate the new fire track. Mayor Koehler and Fire Chief Brown are expected to draft orders as the city adopts metropolitan fire response methods used in larger cities. Albert Votter is the first applicant, with others in consideration following last Aldermanic meeting.
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Trig
John I. Brown
Koehler
Brown
Albert Votter Ja
Aldormante
Deadlock in Car Company and City Over Iowa Avenue Extension
City council, the county, and the traction company remain deadlocked on the proposed Iowa avenue extension. City engineers push Cedar Street paving and Kecklerville work to start steel laying on the new line, with emphasis on route between Third and Roscoe avenues toward Broadway and Newell Avenue, awaiting a consensus among railway officials.
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City County
Local Traction Company
Iowa Avenue
Epoody
Con Traversy
Cedar Streat
Kecklerville
Connell and .Street Railway Company
Eighth ‘Street
Roscoe'avenue
Deckhands Attack Officers on Boat in St Louis
Report from St Louis details a July 22 incident aboard a steamer at Washington Avenue. Black deckhands, upset over pay, walked off before departure and hurled bricks and rocks at the vessel, injuring a cook and prompting police action. One shot wounded Henry Clark. authorities arrested a man believed to be an assailant, while a suspect claimed the rioters were spectators.
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St.Louis
Ona
Wan
Owith
Kooxuk
Washington Avenue
Oliiclala
Oetack
Levesa
Tor
Tima
Charley-Eoward
Drea
Michael Plamingan
Hickory 'Street
Henry Clark
Walnut Street
Central
Hae Bald
Flannagan
Clark
Mannagan
Local society notes from Whitl s Livery and Muscatine area
Whit Livery West Liberty July 2 reports social visits and family news across Muscatine. Entries include Mr and Mrs W Everaiteyer and Traox Hitman guests at Moliels home. Secrest of Own City visiting Nay. John Vanatta and wife traveling to Chicago. Miss Helen Swisher a guest in Dr L A Royal’s home. Zona Nichols recovering from appendicitis. J P McMillen entertaining relatives and friends. Mountain family visiting from Atlanta Iowa. Rack and Baward Lewis visiting hospital in Town City. Rosa Negus visiting brother T B Berger. I N Reeves and Linn Pingre conducting business in Davenport. Dr Harlin Black of Durant visiting. picnics at Iowa City. Alvies family arriving from Augusta to stay with Chester Beach. Lucile Evans visiting from Greeley. Wilhite Muscatine Journal solicitor in Liberty. Clara Comfort traveling to Davenport for vacation. Rev S J Epler preaches in Atalined.
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West Liberty
W. Everaiteyer
Traox Hitman
iMuacatine
E. B. Moliels
Jalhoun Street
Ctias. Secrest
Own City
Daveret Nay
John Vanatta
Chicago
Vanata
Helen Swisher
Jews City
L. A. Royal Fame
Zona Nichols
J.P. McMillen
Jay
Levi Mountain
Atlante
Iowa
Ross Mountain
Sadie Whitacre
Nellie Mountain
Weet Liberty
EB. Rack
Mra
Baward Lewis
Hallock
Atalinck
Rosa Negus
Coon Rapids
T. B
Berger
I. N. Reeves
Linn Pingre
Davennor
Harlin Black
Durant
God
George Black
A. Tampleton
Migg Irene
Glenn Mersteller
Martin Black
Iowa City
Wy Alvies
Margaret
Augusta
Knngga
Wiktt
Alvies
Chester Beach
Familly
Mien
Lucile Ves
Nicholas Mias
Lucile Evans
Greeley
Colorado
Misa Ethel-Goege
Wilhite
Thy Muscatine Journal Corps of Solicitors
Liberty
Mica Clara -Comfort
Davenport
Tig
Harry
Misa
W. Morrie Department Store
Lone Tree
Tind
J. Stevia
Andra
Archibald
J.epler
Wapelio
Alva Nichols
Helen Swain
Charlotte
Moscow
E.reuach
Clyde Irwin
Wrancia
Frank Jonson
Win. Warren
Wilma
Hazel
Warren
Ibe Lara Washburn
Hunter
Muscatine
Signez Hunter
Noris Wilson
Downey
Ethel Reed
Weet Brunch
Marve Hill
Ohn Close
Sylvia Bennett
Harvey iWarvold
Tessig Phelps
Cozgan
Vera Wigslay
California
Harry Shipman
Mise Mary Anderson
Clara
Logtte Gibson
Cleanor Nichols
Marguerite Hill
Reusch
Resley’s Lake
Wm. Hardin
Town City
Vance Deal
S&s. C
Snider
George Sanders
Andrs
J. E. Sanders
Tipton
Heat Hazard Urges Elderly Care During Hot Months
Health advice warns aging readers to guard against heat by eating easily digested foods, avoiding alcohol and iced drinks, exercising in the shade, and preventing constipation with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The advertisement touts the laxative as gentle, non gripe, and beneficial, with testimonials and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke Mra
C. J. Nichol
Gate visits and residence of Mr G Owen and wife
A brief item notes that the party spent the day at the home of Mr G Owen and his wife, the brother of the former, continuing their social schedule without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yer's Gate
Mr. G. Owen
Dust and Fly Protection Law Interpreted for Vendors
State Dairy Inspector W. B. Barney outlines the new act requiring dust-proof covers for many food stuffs including fresh berries, nuts, cheese, butter, and bakery items not wrapped, with double mosquito netting for stone fruits and citrus. Applies to manufacturers, dealers, peddlers, and temporary stands. bakery goods must stay protected when unwrapped. P Lersen, Iowa City, provided details at 101 West Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Barney
Barney
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Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Mundt Buggies
PH. Schresder
Canon Ayomie
Nichols
Dyery Wilson Bugey
Snyder
Father Hogan
Wallfield
Hey
Father Leonard
Noo
Anguat Record Printing Company
Joba Roach
Mulherry Ave
Nue
Washington, Do
J. H. Powell
Milas
Minnie Blake
Oregon Street
Aatalla
Anderson & C
Ben
Texan
WweRt
J.C. Barnard
Fhone
GEO. Kranz & Son
EG Hashet
Mrs. R. A, Nomis
City
Afarnoon
Wilton
George Kerr
ATC
Porced
Dows City
Waptuo
Beach
Peosta
Cleax Way
aTmaMen Bubugue
Hirst Mito
Negro
Whit Livery
W. EB. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Inspector Barney
P. Lersen
North Pacific Coast
Yellow Stone Park
Utah
Clinton
Interurbans
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