Muscatine Targets 1911 G A R Encampment in Des Moines
Muscatine aims to land the 1911 G A R encampment in Des Moines with a strong delegation of at least forty members. The Pearl City will distribute hundreds of pennants and pearl pins to promote the bid, with Shelby Norman Post and the Muscatine Commercial club backing the effort. Delegates from Shelby Norman Post together with Sons of Veterans and Ladies of G A R plans detail travel June 8 and encampment events June 8 to 10 at the Auditorium and Savery Hotel with parades, receptions, and department sessions in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Iowa Veterans
Patriotic Societies
Muscatine
Pearl City
Grand Army
Shelby Norman Post
Shelby Norman
R. B. Baird
Jerry Carl
A. G. Tyler
Gal. Bitzer
E. H. King
W. W. Millett
Ed. O'Brien
George H. Wiles
G. W. Schreurs
H. S. Howe
Ed. Henneker
Gus. Eichoff
Samuel Smedley
Fred Giesler
Herman Schmidt
Sons of Veterans
M. W. Stirlen
Ralph Thompson
Paul Duprez
W. S. Hill
Women’s Relief Corps
Susan Stanwood
Thomas Barnard
Mollie Wiles
Lucas
J. B. Mark
John Circle
John Circle—Mesdames Sarah Spence, Maude Sherberger, Fannie Townsend
Nora Rankin
E. B. Lewis
Isabel Norton
Hare
Anna Cummins
Ida Warfield
Joseph Biles
Kate Smedley
Joseph Worst
Leila McGowan
Mrs. Spooner
Wilton
Savery
Department of Iowa
Gershom H. Hill
P. A. Rickel
James R. Hanna
B. F. Carroll
Byron C. Ward
Plymouth Congregational Quartette
M. McDonald
Jennie I. Berry
Della R. Henry
Ladies of
Margaret L. Weber
Marie L. Basham
Vena E. Barth
Grand Army of the Republic
S. R. van Sant
Sixth Cavalry
National Guards
Savery House
Coliseum
Dept. of Town
Corner First
Locust Streets
Court House
Lane's Family Medicine A health builder tonic laxative tea
A famous health promoter extols Lane's Family Medicine as a bowels cleansing tonic. The ad claims the herb tea will restore proper digestive function and strength, urging buyers to obtain a 25 cent package at druggists or dealers.
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Lane
Progressive Republicans urge endorsements for state ticket
Muscatine County Republicans active in the insurgent movement urge supporters to back the Progressive slate. Endorsements include Warren Garst for governor, George W. Clark for lieutenant governor, Clifford Thorne and Christopher C. Ottosen for railroad commissioners, B. W. Garrett for clerk of the supreme court, and W. W. Cornwall for supreme court reporter.
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Muscatine County
Iowa
Cummins
Clerk Die From Blood Poisoning After Nail Scratch
Frank Dobler a clerk at Lameys grocery in Maquoketa Iowa died from blood poisoning after scratching his finger on a rusty nail in a salt barrel. He had been ill only a few days.
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Maquoketa
Iowa
Frank Dobler
Lameys
Lame shoulder yields to Chamberlain's Liniment
A lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and responds quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. This liniment is prompt and effective and not disagreeable to use. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Campfire and Band Concert Schedule Noted
June events listed include a campfire at the Auditor ium on Thursday evening and a band concert June 9 from 7:00 to 8:00. Chairman Hon. Frank D. Jackson will call to order with Invocation by Rev. Charles S. Med bury. Plymouth groups and several speakers are named including Chas A Clarke David J Palmer Isaac S Struble Major John F Lacey Prof Albert Loughridge and A D Collier.
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Frank D. Jackson
Charles S. Medbury
Jesse Cheek
Chas. A. Clarke
David J. Palmer
Isaac S. Struble
Plymouth
John F. Lacey
Albert Loughridge
A. D. Collier
Coroner's jury rules death from jumping on street car
A coroner's jury finds Claus Meyn died June 2 1910 from injuries after jumping from a moving street car on May 25 1910 at Park Avenue Muscatine Iowa. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 PM from 409 Pond Street with Rev George Meier in charge.
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Claus Meyn
Will Blankenburg
Henry Kirby
Edward Lathrop
R. A. Thompson
Meyn
Park Avenue
Muscatine
Iowa
H. S. Howe
W. D. Downey
Charles F. Kleist
E. H. King
Pond Street
George Meier
German Lutheran Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Local Notes From Wilton Area Circulate Short Travels
Miss Hazel Gatton left Wilton for Chillicothe Illinois to spend a month visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs William Myers returned home after visiting friends in Grandview. Mrs Patrick Moylan visited her daughters in Atalissa and returned home. Attorney F A Martin went to Muscatine for business. J N Edge returned after five days with relatives in Newton. Miss Grace Woodhouse visited Muscatine. Miss Caroline Marolf was visiting friends in Davenport and surrounding areas.
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Fort Crook
Neb
Arnold Jacobsen
Summerfield
Ohio
C. L. Windom
Annapolis
U. S. Naval Academy
G. G. Leith
Edna Silberhorn
Davenport
A. W. Steen
J. N. Edge
Buffalo
Maude Marshall
Tresdon
Ill
Newton
Grace Woodhouse
Muscatine
Caroline Marolf
Daven
Miss Anna Teaches at Local School
Miss Anna is identified as the teacher at the school in the area, continuing her instruction duties at that location.
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Anna
Foley Kidney Pills End Backache Says Mr Weakley
Mr E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports after using Foley Kidney Pills his backache vanished kidneys strengthened secretions normalized and bladder pain eased. Druggist A W Morgan notes the yellow package as the product.
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E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
A. W. Morgan
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