Mortgage Loans Offered At 5 And 6 Percent Interest
Local notices list first mortgage loans for sale bearing five and six percent interest. Various residents including Mrs C Kline, Miss Myrtle Fulton, and Mrs R S Fulton are noted for travels and visits around Adams Station Wilton Muscatine and Iowa City. Several residents depart for Davenport and Summit to spend time with relatives or visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Titus Loan & Investment Co
C. Kline
Adams Station
Dr Clapp Eye Ear Nose Practice at Hershey Building
Dr Clapp operates a medical office in the Hershey Building, specializing in eye ear and nose care as a limited practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hustey
G.A. Bank
Clapp
Office
Hershey
Debts Theme Dominates 1911 Baccalaureate Address
The Rev. O W Carrell delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon at the Congregational church to the high school graduates. He urged graduates to recognize they are in debt to society and to God, citing the cost of raising a child and demanding lifelong responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Carrell
Congregational Church
T. W. B. Everhart
Z. W. Hutchinson
Carrell
Paul
Debt to Society Sermon Urges Graduates to Serve
A Muscatine speaker presses graduates to repay debt to parents, teachers, and the wider world by using their education for public good. He cites costs of schooling, the need for liberal learning, and the duty to improve society amid national threats and moral challenges.
Thirty Five Hundred Range Horses Sale At Miles City
A Clarke Horse Sales Co prospectus lists a four day sale in Miles City Montana starting June 19 with 500 mares and colts 500 Indian ponies and 1000 broke horses. All classes offered with auction or private sale. organizers promise large selection and no postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
Montana
A. B. Clarke Horse Sales CO
Church Week Announcements From Several congregations
Several churches release weekly notices detailing services, times, and upcoming events. The announcements list sermons, choir schedules, youth activities, and community outreach programs across multiple congregations.
Prayer Meeting and Church Activities At First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian plans a Thursday 7 45 prayer meeting led by the pastor. Next Sunday observances mark Children day with morning service ex ercises. Mrs Latham hosts Presbyterial Industrial society Wednesday afternoon, and the Women Missionary society hosts the ladies Friday afternoon with a program and refreshments. Westminster chapter meets with Mrs Elliott Tuesday evening at 415 Iowa avenue. Official board meets Monday evening in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Latham
Presbyterial Industrial Society
Women’s Missionary Society
Old Society
Presbyterial Industrial
Westminster
Elliott
Iowa Avenue
Church Board and Society Meetings Highlight Week
First Methodist schedules a regular official board, a building committee session, and monthly society meetings. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society and Women’s Home Missionary Society meet at local homes with devotions and convention reports. Ladies’ Aid plans reports on meals for the G A R encampment. June dinners and suppers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J. H. Kendig
Mulberry Avenue
Ruth
Bessie Hoopes
Kendig
Washington
Friend
Women’s Home Missionary Society
P. M. Musser
Aid
Missionary and club gatherings announced for week
The U. B. Church Missionary society meets at Mrs. A. A. Keath on East Eighth Street Wednesday evening. Ladies Aid plans an afternoon church meeting to organize the excursion. Kensington club convenes Friday afternoon at Mrs. Canarr's East Eighth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church
The
Missionary Society
A. A. Keath
East Eighth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kensington Club
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Winn's Home
The Ladies' Aid society of Friends' Church will meet at Mrs A C Winn's home on Broadway Tuesday afternoon between 1 and 5 o'clock. A prayer meeting is set for Thursday evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. C. Winn
Broadway Street
City Hall Decor Plan for G A R Encampment Approved
City Council holds special session June 3 1911 to decorate city hall for the state G A R encampment. Plan submitted by Mr. Martin costs 40 dollars and is approved with warrant to him on placement. Downtown storm water drainage set for review by sewer committee. Several sidewalk and street repairs ordered. Meadows Investment assessment appeal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mayor Hall
Ald
Kendig
Schroeder
Diercks
Nyenhuis
Zeidler
Watson
Montgomery
Wilson
Anna L. Winn
West 2Nd Street
Excelsior Hose Co
Te Strake
Mill and
Main Street
Kaiser Hose Co
Brendle
Wisconsin Street
T. B. Holcomb
Baker and
Nebraska Street
City Recorder
Board of Review
Meadows Investment
Women of the Church Meet for Work and Prayer
The women will gather at the church on Thursday at 7 45 p m for a work session and prayer meeting. Children’s Day is noted for next Sunday.
City Council Business and Adjournment Motions
Alderman Schroeder moves appeals referred to the city attorney. Alderman Zeidler asks to grant Springer’s petition to repair a dwelling on Sixth Street in the restricted district. Nyenhuis seconds. motion carries unanimously. Kendig moves to adjourn. Nyenhuis seconds.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snyder
J. J. O’keefe
Wilton
City
George Stewart
Nichols
Myrtle Fulton
Muscatine
Mrs. C. Wurtz
Rose Grinder
J. Ludman
C. E. Stewart
Iowa City
William Freschel
East Seventh Street
Davenport
Charles Krell
Charles Rosenmund
Julia Maher
Summit
Ella Darting
Iowa
Chicago Medical Institute
W. 3Rd St
Wena
Chicago
Lincoln
Francis E. Willard
Neal Dow
Hanleys
LaFollettes
Johnsons
Newell Dwight Hillis
Mr. Carrell
Keen Kutter
Razor
Keen Kutter” Jr
Jane Vida
Jigquesten
Keen Kutter Store
Sim
First Congregational
City Hall
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Mira Hershey Lumber CO
Big JO
Geo. Litman
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt &Shoe Stores
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
T. H. Brannan
Sballerson Stores
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