Local trips noted for Gazelle and Mrs Gauler
F Gazelle left at noon for Davenport to visit friends for the afternoon. Mrs Robert Gauler of West Seventh street departed at noon for Buffalo to spend several days visiting friends in that area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Gazelle
Davenport
Robert Gauler
West Seventh Street
Buffalo
J. Linn Hoopes
Charles Eichenauer
Chicago
J. I. Grieser
John Schmer
Thomas’ Baker
Walnut Street
Tri-Cities
Martin Havercamp
Montpelier
J. G. Wickey
James O'Connor
H. L. Walton
East Fourth Street
William Platt
Isett Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Local notices and travel departures in Rock Island area
Daily notices report Daniel Hayes Sr and Judge D W Jackson departing for Rock Island and Davenport to handle business and court duties. residents shopped in town, and several couples headed to Chicago Cedar Rapids and Montpelier. Real estate bargains and a Woodman excursion to the Tri Cities are advertised along with drugstore services and a dancing school.
River Reports for May Show East Wind and Low Temperatures
May's weather and river reports compiled by William Molis of the Water Works note 15 clear days and 12 cloudy days with two all day rains and two partly cloudy days. River highs reached 7.3 feet and lows 4.7 feet with an average of 5.9 feet, and the month featured unusually persistent east winds and record low May temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Molis
Epworth League Convention Draws Statewide Attention
Epworth Leagues across Iowa gear up for the biennial convention at Colfax in August. Organizers aim for 1,000 delegates with institute classes and talks by noted speakers. Delegates will camp on site, enjoying Epworth park during a weeklong outing. Rev. Horace L. Houghton of Sioux City leads the state group with H. D. Jaques of Mt. Pleasant as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leagues
Colfax
Epworth League
Epworth Park
Horace L. Houghton
Sioux City
H. D. Jaques
Mt. Pleasant
Pure Food and Drugs Law Enforces Safe Preparations
The law now bans sale of unsafe medicines by druggists nationwide. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound remains compliant and will continue to be sold by reputable druggists across the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woods Affair Continues in Pioneer Button Case
Pioneer Button company files for an injunction in district court seeking to stop Sheriff R F Benham and Attorney H M Bartlett from enforcing an execution sale. The petition alleges Clyde Woods owes the plaintiff 125.21 dollars, with Benham of Muscatine County and Bartlett named as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Pioneer Button Company
Pioneer Company
Sheriff Benham
Clyde Woods
R. F. Benham
Muscatine County
H. M. Bartlett
Local visitors arrive from Sigourney and Kedta
Lone Tree residents host relatives from Sigourney and Kedta visiting the Hinkley family and Mrs. J. R. McVicker with her children spending time with her mother Mrs. Constant and sisters. Burling residents Mrs. Grant Stover and son Clair with her mother Mrs. Allen also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
H. L. Hinkley
Sigourney
Hinkley
J. R. McVicker
Kedta
S. Constant
Grant Stover
Clair
Allen
Burling
Muscatine Launch Club Demands 1910 Membership Dues
The Muscatine Launch Club notifies all members that the 1910 membership fee is now due and must be paid promptly. Dr. F. R. Halstead serves as treasurer and oversees the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Launch Club
Best on earth. Sold by N. W. Meyers at Wittich Bros
Notice advertises sales by N. W. Meyers at Wittich Bros offering bargains to customers. The short copy urges readers to compare before buying and promises value on offered goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best On Earth
N. W. Meyers
Wittich Bros
Memorial and social notes from a 1910 Iowa edition
Memorial services held at the Methodist church. Grand Opera house program included music, duets, and addresses by Rev. Phillips and I S Pepper. Baccalaureate service at Fisher's opera house. Various residents visited relatives in Muscatine Cedar Rapids Davenport and Rock Island over Sunday. Local business note: H F Pilgrim sold his restaurant to George Douglass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Miller
Cedar Rapids
M. Riggs
Emma Underwood
Muscatine
Stella Parks
Iowa City
J. W. Walker
Phillips
Grand Opera House
Vera Stonbarger
Effie Albright
Lincoln
Glenn Wolford
I. S. Pepper
Iowa
Rev
Hawk
America
Fisher's Opera House
Mechanicsville
Mae Mumm
Moline
William Zimmerman
Davenport
Alice Day
Washburn-Crosby Grants 8 Percent Wage Increase
Washburn-Crosby Co. raises mill workers pay about 8 percent citing individual merit. The firm, maker of Gold Medal Flour, operates 40,000 barrels per day and employs 1,500 to 2,000 workers amid a dull milling period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn-Crosby Co
Washburn-Crosby
Doctor King's New Life Pills Advertises Pain Free Relief
A vintage ad notes removal of liver inaction and bowel stoppage with Dr King s New Life Pills described as painless regulators sold at Havercamp s Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
Havercamp
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reinemunds
Emda Cenom
Rreinemund
Journal
Bond's China Store
Daniel Hayes, Sr
Rock Island
Dr. Husted
G.A. Bank
D. W. Jackson
District Court
South Dakota
A. G. Besseniehner
Co. C. Hall
Woodman
Dgte
United States
Thompson Bros. O
Wagner Bros. Book Store
East
Colfax, Ia
Benham
Bartlett
Pioneer Co
Beach
Peosta
F. R. Halstead
Treas
Peasta
James Beach & Sons Dubuque
Neoll
Family Theatre
Davis Trio
Arizona
Grey Motors
Eva Underworld
Snyder
C. A. Giesenhaus
McQuesten & Sawyer CO
Keen Kutter
Cadle’s New Jewelry Store
West Second Street
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