Davenport & Muscatine Railway seeks 25 year street line approval
The Davenport and Muscatine Railway Company applies to Muscatine City Council for an ordinance granting the right to operate and maintain a street railway for 25 years. The ordinance details track locations on Front Street Iowa Avenue and additional streets, required paving, safety measures, liability indemnity, and conditions for completion within defined timelines. The company must file acceptance in writing within 20 days, and reimbursement for publication costs is specified.
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Davenport & Muscatine Railway Company
Mascating
Davenport
City of
Muscatina
Denyett & Muscatine Railway Company
Davenport & Museiine Railway Company
Museutine
Ah Ie
Srid Coun
Muscatine
Iowa
Muscutlus
Towi
Chigentina
Cite Council
City of Muscatine
Front Street
Iowa Avenue
Weishing
Soman
Musaaine
Awa
Prout
Ton
Miusessine
Mik
Hin & Hine
Pore
Musedline Railway Company
Te Lave
Jereby
Vishr
Privitece
Tranceise
Iis
Aaulane
Citizens Railway & Light Company
Davenport & Muscatine Railway Companys
Davenport & Jiscatine Railway Company
Chestnut
Front Streets
Taw Avenue
Towa Avenue
Second Street
Chestnut and
Wrent
Lows Avenue
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Locate & Said
Chestnae Street
Town Avenue
Davenport Xe Moirsensine Taiway Company
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Sham
Journal Agencies and Local Grocery Advertisements
A fragmentary newspaper list mentions multiple local groceries and agencies including Bey far Cho and Busch's Grocer Bite. The nearby items reference a city directory style note with addresses, branch exchanges, and management details, indicating a period-typical business page.
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Jourmal
Nex Entariehe
Aha Bey
Hrumbur Grocery
Leet
Zac
Yaouth
Adv
Death shock ends tenure of Iowa congressman Hubbard
The Iowa Eleventh District loses Elbert Hubbard, a trusted public servant, as he dies suddenly at the home of John Kelly. Tribunes recollection praises his industry, serenity, and devotion to public service while noting the calm dignity of his farewell. The local journal prints the Tribune editorial tribute as the community mourns a respected representative.
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TN Terard
State of
Iowa
Elbert FL Hubbard
Dewth
Hicbard
Jom
Kelly, Wiiter
Sjronx City
Tribune
Hubbard
Chivalry
Wilbert
Congress
Apa
Campagne
Jena
Sumumans
Gorve
United States
Phanert Enthiren
Oppe
Kenyon Triumph Shifts Iowa Political Landscape
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes W. S. Kenyon of Fort Dodge defeated Lafayette Young of Des Moines in a pivotal Iowa senatorial contest. Kenyon’s victory signals a shift from Cummins era Republicanism to a new reform-minded leadership, with Kenyon poised to lead in a divided party and pursue a cleaner, more unified state politics. The piece highlights Kenyon’s appeal to progressives, his fresh outlook, and the pressure on him to deliver strong governance.
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Kenyon
Cedar Rapids
W. S. Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Lafayette Young
Des Soines
Ita
Delilver
Frederick Larrabes
Port Dodge
Mesorway
How
Chicago
Web
Ayith Me
Garat
Mr. Youngs
Cov. Carroll
Doliver
Tame
Te Gnen
Carerla Rele
Tyog Moines
Cummins
Benyon Arder
Benyon
Mr. Young
Kenya
Mr Young
Pepry
Young
Kenton
Republican Party
Allison
Gammins
Bunner Kenyon
Air Kenyon
Genabn
Nes Mobile
Hin
Dolilver
Alligon
Detliver
Cenyon
Mre
Cummins Hingar
Sige Guard
Cumming
Thiory
Senate
Towa
Kenyan
He $Y Young
Wally Najoneha
Thla
Beeiove
HEE HOLDEN CAMPAIGN AND SURPRISE GAINS
A desultory report notes the Tiplden candidacy for governor stirring unexpected cross party support led by Lieutenant Governor Chiro and News pipers. Molden garners stronger than expected popular backing, surprising opponents as urban voters react to the campaign’s push to win.
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Hee Lolden
Tes Moines Hogister
Tiplden
Chiro
Ol Yeats
Molden
Sud
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago Floods Halt River Ferry
In consequence of the high water the roads leading from the ferry landing opposite this city to the yudy are inundated, and the Decalion is obliged to run to Prury's Lending. The river began rising last Friday and continued upward.
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Prury
Forty Years Ago Muscatine School Board Names Graduating Pups
At a Muscatine independent district meeting, Mr Witter blocked the first list of graduates from Muscatine High School. Names approved include H Polke Anna M McAlister Hya D Hardman Mamie L Hill Emma Lord Ann B Dews Mary E Corrier Lydia A Brown.
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Musgatine
Witter
Lst
Dgnora
Family H. Polke
Anna M. McAlister
Hya D. Hardman
Mamie L. Hill
Eimma Lord
Anns B. Dews
Mary E. Corrier
Lydia A. Brown
Twenty Years Ago June 6 A Sunday Note In History
A historical note recalls that June 6 fell on a Sunday twenty years ago and reflects on events of that era. It mentions the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway and a road change, with uncertainty about its immediate effects and timing.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Lacife
Tuck Island
Ames Voters Back Candidate With Broad Support
The text portrays Evan being praised in Ames for a landslide or near unanimous endorsement. It emphasizes the town’s belief in his candidacy, the wider impact on promoting agriculture and rural life, and a larger movement toward a more active and attractive community in Iowa.
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Homoesty
Ames
AMD
Als
Iowa
Mattos
Boverinor
Sam
Patton
Primary results at Columbus Junction reported in detail
Columbus Junction precincts show votes for United States Senator Kenyon 131 and Young 54. Governor contenders Clarke 203 Holden 73, Neal 78 Kennedy 97 for Congress. Local races list auditor Kremer 7 Euler 117, treasurer Mutton 52 Mure 104 Weber 20 Outkamp 113, sheriff Hungate 98 Gilkey 87, attorney Johnson 87 Tucker 30, superintendent Harkins 85 Sweeney 64. Oakville precinct reports a light vote. statewide notes include Kenyon for senator Young 64 48, Kennedy 97, Brockway 54 Meimbach 78. Continuous tallies appear from Morning Sun and Washington County with various candidates and offices detailed.
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Columbus Junction
United Suints
Kenvor
Young
Sherif
Outhrie
Hungate
Gilkey
Tor Recarier
Winder
Robertson
Attomney
Johnson
Tucker
Hurley
Harkins
Sweeney
Korn
Oakville
Tye
United States Selyator
Kenyon
George Vw
Harding
Otlosen
Yoro
Morning Sun
United States
Ed. W. van Duyne
Psetee
William S. Allen i
Es Waward D. Chassell O
Snaw
Erreet
Ahames B
Benjamin F
WG. Brown
George Cobo
Public Instruction
Ay M. Deype
Charles A-Kennedy Yi
S.W. Nalvery
Weston See
Tes Ag
Yarnes M. Brockway
Wegee
James K. Herrick
Perpeee
W. Batter
Dale W
Remo
G. G. Murphy
Sherit
M. Gilleys
Gethrie
Feimimig Ee
Jennie Robertson
Homer Winders
Awl
Hirlay
Tohrsam
BE. B. Tucker
Osterse
Qurran
Vesteren
Alice Hartman
Tzola M. Sweeney i
Justice of the Pegze— Af
Gahiltrea
AL Weber
Tred
Gutkemp
A. Batten
Olers of District Court
Etree Reece
Hayes Wa
Nichole
Delayed Trip Notes and Local Social News
Delayed assignments and social updates from Muscatine and surrounding areas include Wilton and Davenport travel notes, marriages finalized in Sac City, school commutes for Ruth Ringer, and visits by families to Moscow and Town City. Obituaries announce the death of Lena Gremmel in Kansas City with funeral details for Wednesday.
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Ick
West
Wilton
Jaz
Mirikpatr
Liberty
Anne Christsen
Dimes Zessiger
Davenport
Marria
Peore
Sve
Lele
Sac City
Ruth Ringer Bers
Muxentine
Bone
George Holshauec Spens
Town City
Bessie Christison
Moscow
Rimer
Muscating
Mort ‘Sullivan
Denver
Geo. Nicolaus
Isa Uorn Heard
Home Tellser
W. A. Cooling
Mert. Silvan J
George Grooker
Ji. G. Nicoleus
A. J. Wacker
Elizabeth Michaels
Arnigen
B.S
Wa Thecelve \Reid
T. Andrews
Toasie McArthur
Wilson
Alalissa
Jay Ford
Santuary
Tormer
Alivabel
Cedar Valley Social News Recap
Notes from Cedar Valley report local visits and travel including Miss Linda Bockwoldt from Durant and Mrs Lella McKor of Muscatine. Several families like the Grigg and Gipple households hosted gatherings with relatives including Mr and Mrs John McMahon. A class play titled The Maneuvers at Sang was seen at the West Liberty opera house and there are mentions of local planting and school activities with numerous names abbreviated or misspelled.
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Gadur Willes
Jung G
Tred Swain
Little Danger
Linda Bockwoldt
Durant
Bessie Are
Glenn Carter
Mussatin
W. A. McMahon
Nes Vers Carter
Jas. Askam
John McMahen
Air
Geo. Askam
Qaugster
Brelyo
Atte
Agram
Hise Ingrahwin
Weat Liberty
Colex
Bew Automobile
Red Win
McMahon
Ames
Ile
Scott McMahert
Enu
Opera House
West Liberty
Nuss
Claus Racksfellow
Anning Tern
Union
Maude Ravcka
Kenyon Approved by Republicans in Iowa Primary
Ghiengo Tribune reports a large majority for Senator Kenyon in Iowa's Republican primary. The article lauds his continued senate service and high character, contrasting him with Lafayette Young and praising the party's choice. It notes Kenyon’s bright future and believes Iowa will gain a respected voice in national affairs.
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Fowa
Kenyon
Ghiengo Tribune
Towa
Senate
Commonworth
Lafayette Young
Felcen Tyis
Audh
Bird
Cummina
Fo Creditabla Na Towa
Funeral for Robert Tinker Held at Reformed Church
Rober Tinker drowned last Friday. The funeral was Sunday at the Reformed church led by Rev. Hawk, with large attendance from teachers and high school staff. Burial occurred at Lone Tree cemetery as a large crowd joined the procession.
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Lone Tree
Rober Tinker
Reformed Church
Hawk
Hish Gohoo
Alildred Griffith
Dmuson Oley
de Taud
Epworth League
Gibton
Harry Hill
Biss Preda Laker
Twest
Liberty
Robert Baker
Tas Carris Walker
Clinton
Dirs
C. 3. Horton
iConeville
Cardui credited for relief from chills and fever
A Miss Rutherford of Youglasville reports suffering from dumb chills and fevers for years after rain exposure. After trying four doctors with no relief she took Cardui and claims to feel better after months, praising it as a unique tonic with no equal.
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Houglasvive
Tex
Fdon Rutherford
Youglasville
Dagan LO
Cardui
Safe Investment Offer From Titus Loan and Investments Co
An advertisement offers a first mortgage coin scheme with $100,600 or more. It touts 15 safe government bonds and 544 percent interest, with collection of interest and principal without charge to investors. Contact Titus Loan & Investments Co at 213 Iowa Ave.
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Charse O Investor
Titus Loan & Investmens, Co
Iowa Ave
Novice To Contractors and Builders Sealed bids invited
Sealed proposals will be received up to noon on the seventh day of June by the Board of Directors at the Taylorence Scout District of Muscatine Iowa for the building of an addition to the McKinley School Building. Bids and specifications may be inspected at the office of Dr W W Norton chairman of the Building and Repair Committee in the First National Bank Building Muscatine Iowa. All bids must be filed with the secretary of the board before the date mentioned. The bidder will be required to pay a fee. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Building and Repair Committee Byt Norton Chairman.
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Nogu
Tadenencene
Muscatine
Tawa
Norton
First National Bank
Iowa
Byt, & Norton
Steamer Helen Blam Docks Davenport Schedule Notice
Davenport Loral Agent R Bernherdt announces weekly steamer connections from Burlington and Keokuk to Quincy with direct links. Service runs Wednesdays and Fridays with trips 6 308 miles and times around 8230 p TM.
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Burlington
Mondey
Keokuk
Quincy
Yi. R. Bernherdt
Loral
Davenport
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Germany
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Chris Seenger
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Charles
Wilzov
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Minister of Police
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