Commencement Held at St Mary's Parochial School
An audience filled St Marys hall for the parochial school commencement last evening featuring a varied program of songs recitations and drills. The highlight was a operatic number with the grand girl in a plot that held the crowd, followed by remarks from Rev Jacob Stahl and diplomas conferred by Rev J I Grieser.
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St. Mary’s Hall
Channiel
St. Mary's
Gretimar G
Clara Goetzman
Genevieve Lang
Roothlack Aris
Rose
Scott
J. I. Grieser
Wa Tabjonu
Arade Gates
Harold W. Schlipp
George Labaia
Leo Kollman
Anthony L. Fang
Freda H. Schrempf
Gertruds P. Kurriger
Asnos Hl. Connor
Clara J. Goetzmann
Sharlotte Liebve
May J. Uakel
Eagles to honor deceased funeral members at lodge tribute
The Eagles plan a Sunday tribute at Greenwood and St Marys cemetery harboring members of the order. The ceremony was outlined at a recent meeting with details of the memorial service and decorations to honor departed lodge members.
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Dagle Lodge
Greenwood
St. Mary's
Coker Remains as Fairport Head in Conference
Washington reports a conference with Pepper and Dr Smith leads Dr R E Coker to withdraw his resignation at Fairport Biological Station. He is likely to remain director, with congress urged to increase salary and funds to sustain field work. Local button makers react with relief.
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Coker
Popper
Obiet
Washington
Washington, D. C
Junge
Pepper
Dr.Smith
Phief
Bureau of Fivbaries
R. E. Coker
Petrport
Congress
Fairport Biological Station
U. S
Fairport
City to review relief for flood damage on Bight street
Muscatine city council last evening considered plans to aid residents of Bight street from Broadway to Cedar street who suffered flood damage from recent heavy rains. City engineer presented a letter outlining objections and a discussion of the situation followed.
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Muscatina
Cardui Worked Like a Charm
A Jonesville reader recounts severe womanly troubles and a near operation. After failing hospital treatment, Cardui eased pain and enabled return to work. The plainspoken letter asserts Cardui’s long use for female weakness and offers a home treatment guide from the advisory section.
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Cardui
Jonesville
Mra J
Kandriel
Cardus
Cardus Tor
Chattayen Medicine
Kilmer’s Cure Advertised for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Readable text notes alleged sale of a medical remedy by Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton promising relief for kidney and bladder issues. Warnings imply dubious claims and consumer concern over illicit sales and reliability.
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Giao Piompniet
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
City sewer plan discussed for rainfall overflow solution
The report notes thirty six down spouts tied to a six inch sanitary sewer causing overflows after heavy rain. Various plans were suggested to relieve the issue and the sewer committee along with the city engineer will investigate and take action.
Man found after 36 hour search in Nichols County
Joseph Beiving, 26, disappeared from his Nichola home Sunday night riding a horse to play cards. A chase ended when he was found hiding in a bog near Adama Station. He handed over a rifle and was placed under Dr Muench care. authorities say his mind is temporarily unbalanced after possible appendicitis concerns.
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Joseph Beiving
Adama Station
Young Herbing Ie
Nichola
Iman Ag
Helbing
Muench
Nichols Physisiin
Eibing
Dian
Worsons
Open New Era Park Opening Promises Music and Ice Cream
Prominent Davenport pianist Mr Carlson will perform at the New Era Park opening next Friday evening with Rev J B Rendall delivering the address. The New Era Orchestra will provide music and ice cream stands will be in the gym. Committees were named for general duties, cream stand, and game activities to support the New Era Orchestra and Athletic association with proceeds.
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New Era Park
New Era Orchestra
Carlson
Pian~ist
Davenport
J. B. Rendall
Pdith Pantel
Ella Kretchmar
Clara Nagel
Clara Grimm
Dith Fantel
Pop
Lee Pantel
Bert Saucy
Albert Holla
Arthur Kratchmar
Andrew Grim
Walter Hotaler
Thomas Reeves
Lilian Pantel
Nellie Pix
Mra. of
Cy Grow
Rev. G. Predon
Anna Kretchmar
Myrtle Pantel
Maude Brei
Mabel Sauer
New Era
Cranston to Hold Children Day Program This Weekend
Cranston Iowa June 4 The U B Sunday school plans a children s day program Sunday evening June 8 at Cranston and Sand Prairie Schools. A dinner will be served north of the school house. Attendance topples past one hundred with three baseball games and a basketball game on the program.
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Cranston
U. B
Cranston and
Sand Prairie
Misa Elsia Worthman
Oxford
Ming Ida Englehardt
Strawberry Hill
Walt Shellabarger
Chet Cotler
Excelsior Springs
Misa Margaret Schaudt
Misc
Yeona Powell
Camp Orders for Guardsmen at Washington Camp
Washington, Iowa to host annual state encampment July 14 to 23. Captain Henry F. Lange reports minimum and preferred strength rules. Company must have two officers and at least 60 enlisted. aim to field 70 enlisted. 34th Infantry linked unit noted. Also includes an advertisement for Electric Bitters.
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Hays
Henry F. Lange
R. P. Howell
Washington
Dier
Lange
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Washington, Inl
War Department
Special Trains for the Visiting Bills to Burlington
Arrangements completed for Muscatine and Davenport Elks to travel to Burlington. Davenport contingent will ride Milwaukee line with four special cars and two coaches, joining at a local point. Train departs at 10:40 PM on the 22nd, followed by a morning service to accommodate the local Bills.
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Muscating
Davenport Elks
Burlington
Davenport
Milwaukee
Hare
Olive Tablets Oil the Bowels for Liver and Bowel Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mil d laxative substitute for calomel to stimulate nature’s own action. Marketed as safer and pleasant to take, the product claims gentle, effective relief from liver and bowel complaints with tablets made from plant compounds and olive oil. Available in 10 and 26 cent boxes from The Olive Tablet Co Columbus Ohio.
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Eawarde
Edwards
Calome
Oliver
Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
a-Ady
Paraders Get Extra Day Delayed Train Movements
The report notes a 30 o'clock departure line allowing participants to join the parade with only one day lost. The Muscating special departs at 10 p.m. that night as the Davenport delegation travels back via the North and South end special, leaving at p.m. and returning to Davenport from this clip over the Milwaukee.
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Davenport
P. T
Davon' Sore
Refund Schedule Drafted for Iowa Avenue Paving Refund
Property owners on Iowa Avenue from Third to Eighth streets, Davenport, will receive refunds when the Northwest Muscatine rail extension is built. The Davenport and Muscatine Railway company will be asked to refund about $180 to owners, with a council vote approving the draft schedule. The total refunds amount to $1256.75 to owners and $326.62 to the city for street and alley intersections.
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Davenport and
Local residents visit Muscatine community and nearby towns
Wilton residents and visitors jam the area with short trips and social calls. Names include Rev M E Lumbar, Frances Gateons, Maggie Gateons, Pat Moylan, Earnest Friederich van, Ray Wilkerson, M Shugarg, Henry Wildasin, W F Warner, Dr W A Cooling, W R Rela and son Lewis, Maude Latchaw, Mrs Lizzie ML Garstone, TF A Martin, Dr GG Leith, Mrs Emma Murphy, Steve Teeple, Mrs Van Fosser and daughter Hia May, Homer Gary, J Caughlan, and others as they travel to Iowa City Davenport Muscatine and Atalissa for visits and business.
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Wilton
M. E. Lumbar
Iowa City
Muscatine
M. Shugarg
Town City
Henry Wildasin
W. F. Warner
Davenport
W. A. Cooling
W. R. Rela
Lewis
Atalissa
Mise Maude Latchaw
Bentley
Davenport Yeaterday
Lizzie ML Garstone
A. Martin
St. Mary
Emma Murphy
Leith
Steve Teeple
van Fosser
Hia May
Adam Thornton
Muacatpe
Ella Tebeceon
Chicago
van Fossen
Homer Gary
West Liberty
Tey. J. Caughlan
Local church society to meet. town visitors noted
The M. E. Aid Society will meet at the church vestry Thursday afternoon. Numerous Moscow residents visited friends in town, including Mrs. Frank Hubua, Mr. and Mrs. Leimkuebler, Stella Keller, Margusrite Lear, and others. Rev. N. A. McAulay arrived from Lyons to conduct Amos Clark’s funeral.
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M. E. Aid Society
Frank Hubua
Town City
W. Miller
Henry Stonehurner
Moscow
Harry Shafnit
Frank
D. G
H. W.mark
LeClaire
Leimkuebler
Stella Keller
Margus—rite Lear
Iss Lear
Ella Slater
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Broadway
Fifth Avenue
27Th Street
New York
Haynes & Bast
C. F. Cade
ST. Mary's School
A. H. Welch & CO
Iowa Ave
THE
Reeder CO
Yhono
Eagles
OR Coker
Fairport Head
Lighth Street
Council
Jorivh
Adams Station
Rev.rendalu
Ace
State OS
Muscatine Soller
Oritnevault
Vesta Center
N. U Saya
Gifta
Havercamp
Norta
South
Elks
Bur
Lington
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Davenport and Muscatine Railway
Iowa Avenue
Ed. Bischoff
Bannick
J. N. Edge
Airs
Elmer Welerhenuser
Lemoine
Louis Harme
Bernice Glave
Vistt
Harms
N. A. McAulay
Lyons
Amos Clark
Meer
Jst Ant
Saute
Ghana
Grell
Aberdeen St
Richelieu
Geo. Eimman
Home Tea Co
New China Store
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