June Sale Lace Curtains 20 Percent Discount
Overstocked store invites customers to Saturday sale with a 20 percent cut from lowest prices on lace curtains. Cur tains offered at prices from $1.00 to $10.00 per pair, with a polished pitch urging buyers to visit for the deal.
Great Sale Silk Umbrellas at Discount Saturday
Saturday sale offers three umbrella lines at deep discounts. Ladies 26 inch silk umbrellas in multiple colors with borders reduced from 2.00–2.50 to 1.49. Heavy twill silk and linen 26 inch umbrellas with varied finishes priced at 0.98 each. Children’s 26 inch cotton umbrellas in red sold at 0.39.
Greatest Waist Sale Hits 98c Prices This Saturday
Crowd pleaser sale offers waists priced 98c to 2.50 with lace and embroidery trims in sizes 34 to 44. Shoppers urged to visit for value and selection on Saturday.
Great Jacket Sale At Boston Store Muscatine
On Saturday June 6, the Boston Store in Muscatine offers fifty all wool jackets in latest styles at 2.50, down from 5.00 to 6.50. Choose from checks and stripes in the greatest ready to wear department. Come Saturday for jackets.
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Boston
Muscatine
City News Notes and Local Exchanges
Mrs Fanny Reeves of Fairport shopped in the city today. An 80 acre exchange for city property is discussed with Stirlen and Rowan, phone 466 X. Leonard Westrate leaves for Aurora Illinois for a few days of visiting relatives. Miss Xiary Reed departs from 1107 Lucas Street for home in Philadelphia Pa.
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Fanny Reeves
Fairport
Stirlen & Rowan
Leonard Westrate
Aurora
Ill
Xiary Reed
Tu tuberculosis inhalation treatment noted in city column
Short notes record various residents visiting Davenport and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs. F M Rhodes of Davenport, Mrs N Plessy leaving Green Street for Davenport, Miss Mabel Sell heading to Fairport relatives, Miss Carolyn Wiegand traveling to Rock Island, Miss Tezglah Rinnert going to Montpelier Pennsylvania, Mrs George A Tilton visiting in Bakersfield, and others. Also advertising candy, ice cream sodas, a Babcock buggy, and a choir boys excursion on June 9 with Paudhet's band.
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F. M. Rhodes
Davenport
N. Plessy
Green Street
Local Fishermen Struggle Amid Hard Luck on Water
The article reports a hardship period for coastal fishermen as catches dwindled and prices slipped, leaving crews facing tight budgets, stalled boats, and uncertain fishing seasons. Community crews seek relief through aid and shared resources.
East Hill car line switch aids Fourth of July service
Property holders favor a permit for Citizens railway and light to install a switch on East Second street near Park avenue. The improvement will ease Hill car service and help handle crowds to Weed park for the Fourth of July. no extensive damage yet from high Mississippi flood waters and fishing season remains poor.
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Mississippi
East Hill
Muscatine
Island
Illinois
Citizens Railway and Light Company
East Second Street
Park Avenue
Weed Park
L. Cross
Clay Kneese
Fast Hill
William Johnson
Davenport
Barney Miller
F. G. Holtz
Montpelier
T. Fitzpatrick
Columbus Junction
Community Notes And Weddings In Columbus Junction
Mrs. J B Gaumer and daughter Wilona return to Fairfield after a visit. Miss Besse Hanft closes Cotter school with a picnic. Miss Mabel Foster ends Short Creek term similarly. Families travel between Muscatine Waterloo and Iowa City for visits and medical care. The county Sunday school convention meets Friday June 12 with three sessions. Mrs. George Remley and baby plan to move to Cimarron New Mexico. Mr Letts will accompany, others remain. The Colton family and A P Thoman party plan time in Koehler New Mexico and Riverside visits continue.
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Columbus
Junction
J. B. Gaumer
Wilona
Will J. Pence
Fairfield
Besse Hanft
Cotter
Mabel Foster
Short Creek
Lena Hanft
Allen
Edna Cavin
Chas. Pretz
Muscatine
John Long
Kent
Ohio
Mary Dill
Chas. Estie
Eldred
Iowa City
Elsie Reaney
James
Waterloo
Thos. Reaney
George Remley
Alice
H. M. Letts
Cimmaron
N. M
Koehler
A. P. Thoman
Martha
Ruth
Riverside
Decorate Graves Services Held for Deceased O E S Members
Electa Chapter O E S conducted memorial rites for twenty three members. They gathered at Mrs. Arthur C Brandt home on West Third street at 2 p m and moved to the cemeteries for Eastern Star memorial services. The year’s dead include Mrs F L Schwertfeger Miss Gertrude Cole and Mrs Jacob Worst.
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Electa Chapter
Arthur C. Brandt
West Third Street
Eastern Star
F. L. Schwertfeger
Gertrude Cole
Jacob Worst
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Smith
Axminster
Wilton
Toile-Du-Noirde
A. F. C. Gingham
Sea Island
Or &E
Lonsdale
Lockwood
OfAe
Titus Loan and Investment
Iowa Ave
EE. Aranz
Journal
i.oca/ INC
Cal. W. Smith
Candy Kitchen
Mabel Sell
Carolyn Wiegand
Mulberry Avenue
Rock Island
George A. Tilton
Bakersfield, Cal
W. F. Brannan
West Second Street
Bowman
Stella Mulligan
P. Carlson
South Muscatine
Barger & Barrows
Z. Black
Genevieve
East Front Street
United States
John A. Robbins
Lillie Barnard
Chester
J. Webb Will
C. Will
Paudhet
Express
B. S. Lilly
Fast Hill News
Council
Second
E. L. Paschal
Columbus City
W. D. Avery
James Harris
Frank Gray
J. A. Adams
Sherry
Sweetland Township
Bert Goldsberry
Millie Cook
Washington State
Alma Ellis
Esther Duncan
Ethel Cloe
Allerton
Ella Edwards
Susanne
SaLoua
Pastern Star
Siegel & Isaacson, Props
Butzs Fair