Braunworths Shoes and Local Excursions Packed Schedule
Local notes announce Braunworths shoes praised and a Baptist excursion slated for June 11. A band concert, vaudeville, and free dancing fill City Railway Park Thursday evening. Mrs A Haussler and daughter Hattie of Kansas City visit at Mrs Ella Moynahan’s on Pine Street. Roach Musser Hose Co plans a steamboat trip to Davenport June 11. Miss Margaret Miggins from St Louis arrives tonight to visit a week. Elks moonlight excursion Friday evening promises fun. Steamer J S Music hosts dancing. Highland Nobles meet Thursday night with Deputy Gregg and strong turnout urged.
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A. Haussler
Miss Hattie
Kansas City
Ella Moynahan
Gertrude
Pine Street
Margaret Miggins
St. Louis
City
Sydney
Roach & Musser Hose Co
Davenport
Social and travel notices from Davenport area
Local items report residents touring Davenport and surrounding towns on lodge duties business trips and excursions. Fares to Davenport on the Roach and Musser Hose Co steamboat are listed as 59 cents round trip with various visits to Clifton Burlington Letts and Atalissa. Social events include a strawberry social for Spangler chapel and an Elks moonlight steamer trip with music promises.
Hoosiac Tunnel soda fountain appeal
A local ad urges patrons to visit the Soda Fountain at 124 East Second Street for first class sodas made with Rock Candy Syrup and Real Fruit Juices. The noticepromises no artificial flavors and asks for patronage.
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Hossiac Tunnel
East Sec
Milwaukee Brakeman Severely Injured In Sudbury Accident
J A Creighton a Milwaukee brakeman from Ottumwa was badly hurt last night on a Sudbury side track. He struck a coal chute beam in the dark, losing two teeth and tearing his lips. He was treated by Dr E H King then sent home on the Milwaukee passenger. Other notes report gardeners digging unusually large potatoes and two weeks to cabbage, with Children’s Day at Musserville and several local injuries including a boy breaking his arm on Garfield school steps and a runaway wagon incident.
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Milwaukee
J. A. Creighton
Ottumwa
Sudbury
E. H. King
South Muscatine
Sarah Metzger
Columbus Junction
Anna Nickerson
Galesburg
G. J. Hayes
Oregon Street
Wm. Krider
Illinois City
SISTER GRADUATES IN COLUMBUS JUNCTION AREA
Local notes report Miss Wilda and Mil ford Barnes among Monmouth graduates, with Rev. J. E. Barnes attending. A mix of visiting relatives and travel for duties, weddings, and family ties fills Columbus Junction and nearby towns as a cooler spell sets in.
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J. L. Grubb
T. Lee Duncan
Colfax
Sherman
Grace Butler
Cedar Falls
J. G. Baker
Wapello
Cushman
Fredonia
L. A. Reiley
J. R. Duncan
Omaha
Oakland woman credits Postum coffee alternative in health recovery
An Oakland resident recounts illness from long coffee use and recovery after switching to Postum Food Coffee. She credits improved nerves and digestion within days and says energy returned during a San Francisco event, praising The Road to Wellville book and Postum’s benefits.
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Oakland
Wellville
Lfe
San Francisco
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Supreme Court Rules in Rosenberger Homestead Case
The Iowa Supreme Court sustains Judge Jackson in the Rosenberger Odell dispute over selling homestead property to satisfy a judgment. Rosenberger’s appeal fails as lower court decisions are upheld, with Hawker recouping funds from Rosenberger. A Louisa County ruling reversing a levee injunction is noted, restoring injunctions for Keck Key and Williams against Venghouse and McClurkin.
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Jackson
Rosenberger-Hawker
Supreme Court of Iowa
Elizabeth Odell
J.add
N. Rosenberger
Otter Creek
Supreme Court
Sherwin
Henry Keck
Darius Key
T. O. Williams
Louisa County Court
W. S. Withrow
Venghouse
McClurkin
Property rights and water flow in Louisa County ruling
In a May opinion Justice Sherwin notes a Kaprian proprietor cannot divert inland floodwater if it harms neighboring land. The court held no conclusive proof of injury, reversing the Louisa county judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwin
Louisa County Court
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Schaffer’s
Schaeffer
H. M. Bartlett
J. E. Kranz
Florist
Opp Journal
Iowa Ave
Tri-Cities
Braunworth
City Railway Park
J. S
Highland Nobles
Mr. Gregg
Town City
M. C. Hayes CO
Butz’s Fair
West Second Street
Money Saving Store
Ogilvie Bros
Mackey’s
Big Clothing House
East Second St
Lawrence
J. L. Giesler
Batterson Stores
Ray Fesler
Burlington
J. A. Owens
Brazel
F. E. Sheldon
Bennett, Ir
W. J. Hunter
Cranston
David Vanatta
Eldon
Main Street
Clinton
Mary Miller
Isett Avenue
Lena Metz
East Hill
A. Rasmussen
Rock Island
Wilton
S. E. Pike
West Liberity
Batterson
Elks
Chas. Toyne
Spangler Chapel
W. Johnson
Atalissa
Geo. Lohr
Spruce
Fourth
Hoosiac Tunnel
Ond Street
Graff’s Pharmacy
Downey
Musserville M. E. Sunday School
Frank Eitman
John Mittman
Musserville
Garfield
Abnar Hahn
Edward Hahn
Island
Fred Appel
Frank Ellman
Hershey Avenue
Green Street
Grandview Avenue
G. O. Morgridge
McColm Dry Goods Co
A. W. Barnes
Monmouth
Nice
Grace Parsons
Winfield
Joe C. Duncan
Editor Bigger
Maggie Hamil
Ainsworth
Columbus City
Ruby Knanb
Cotter
Mabel Smith
Pana
R. A. Smith
Jas. Stevens
G. W. Breneman
Mary Jane Baxter
Muscatine
Letts
M. N. Rippey
S. R. Thompson
J. S. Blair
F. G. Coffin
Rob. Duncan
Zella Wright
Wapelio
C. J. McWilliams
A. P
Walter
McWilliams
Arthur Carpenter
John Owen
Harry Schock
Hallie Carr
R. R. Wright
Grace Allen
Chicago
W. A. Davie
Isa Gentzler
Chant
J. E. Wilson
New Boston
Fred Orr
John Gunderson
Conesville
Jack
Rosenberger Appellant
Citizens Railway and Light Co
The
Globe
Iowa Avenue
Iowa Plumbing and Heating CO
Icraft
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