Local Ads Highlight Buggies Cars and Excursion
Snyder sells and guarantees the best buggies. For Sale building lots with river view on Front St. Phone 651 X. Buick cars promoted by Bowman. Maennerchor free concert and Burlington excursion next Sunday June 12th. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J Morgan and Mrs. E French of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Barrick of Carlisle. Beat summer sale announced by Batterson Stores. Cora Althaus returns from Grinnell visiting Verna Miksch. Mapelthorp Huntsberger and Miss Palmer visit Wellman residents before departing home.
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Front St
J. Morgan
E. French
Portland, Oregon
Levi Barrick
Carlysle, Pa
Elizabeth Greiner
Lloyd Mapelthorp
Glen Huntsberger
Miss Palmer
Wellman, In
Wilson Toyne
West Seventh Street
Letts Family Browses Muscatine Stores and Local News
John De Vries and family shop in Muscatine while P. L. Bates plans a day in Iowa City visiting friends. For rent on Mulberry avenue near Tenth Street apply at 1st National Bank. Steamer Columbia departs Sunday 8 30 am for Burlington with Maennercher excursion. Miss Margaret Hamilton returns to Davenport. Spring chicken supper at Bond's Restaurant noted.
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Mulberry Avenue
Tenth Street
John A. Robbins
1St National Bank
Columbia
Burlington
Margaret Hamilton
Davenport
John Murphy
Woshdrawn Avenue
Muscatine Sunday School Convention Plans At Wilton
The Muscatine County Sunday-school convention will be held in Wilton this summer. Rev. J. W. Bechtel will speak on How to Build Up a Sunday School. A. W. Hine will lead devotional and song service in the afternoon. A Wilton male quartet will provide music.
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Muscatine County
Wilton
J. W. Bechtel
A. W. Hine
Dinnerware Bargain Offer
A 42 piece white and gold dinnerware set is advertised for $3.00 urging readers to buy now.
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Home Tea Co
Uri Stop cures bed wetting in ten days in Muscatine
Uri Stop claims to cure bed wetting and urinary incontinence in ten days. The tablet remedy is described as pure harmless and suitable for children with no irritation. A. W. Morgan Drug Store offers a money back guarantee if not completely satisfied after trial.
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A. W. Morgan
Graduating Exercises at Muscatine High School Tonight
The 2700 Muscatine city pupils finish reading writing and arithmetic this week and gain summer freedom from classes. Graduation exercises occur tonight in the high school auditorium with Hon. W. L. Roach as speaker and a special musical program planned.
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Muscatine City
Young America
Board of Education
W. L. Roach
Untamed Bull to Feature Athletic Card at Muscatine Park
Athos the Frenchman, 145 pounds, to wrestle a live untamed bull at South End ball park on Saturday June 18 alongside a Pirates versus Mokenas baseball game. Athos will throw the bull by the horns, a stunt sought after in America and Europe. Local butcher to supply the bull for the event.
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Muscatine Sport. Com
South End Ball Park
Athos
Pirates
Mokenas
America
Europe
Farewell Reception Planned for Father Grieser at Saint Mary’s
Residents of this city and St Marys Catholic church will gather Monday evening at St Marys hall to bid farewell to Rev J I Greiser pastor of the German Catholic church before his journey to the father land. A purse will be presented as thanks for his services and a short program of talks and music is planned. A large attendance is anticipated.
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St. Mary’s Hall
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. I. Greiser
Fatherland
Europe
Autograph Social at the Y W C A Boarding Home
A mature autograph social is planned for next Tuesday evening at the new Y W C A boarding home featuring a nut hunt. The event targets all Y W C A members, especially those who joined in last April’s contest. Invitees should reply for refreshment planning, and a moonlight excursion is noted for June 23.
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Ming
Norton cross petition seeks divorce and custody in Minnie Norton v Roy Norton
The defendant answers and cross petitions denying the plaintiff's claims and alleges a statutory offense. He asks for dismissal of the plaintiff's petition, a divorce, and custody of their minor daughter Thel ma Rose Norton.
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Minnie Norton
Roy Norton
Thelma Rose Norton
Masons Gather in Waterloo for Instruction and Grand Lodge
About seventy five visiting Masons of Iowa convene in Waterloo for a school of instruction in the secret work. Between 300 and 400 class members expected to arrive tomorrow for the Masonic grand lodge opening Tuesday.
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Iowa Evening Press
Waterloo
Iowa
Masonic Grand Lodge
Supreme Court Decisions From Des Moines Docket
The Iowa supreme court issued several rulings. Reversals for State vs C B Hulsman in Polk district and D W Hatsings vs Rock Island railroad in Davis district. Affirmations for Harry B James vs John Newman in Appanoose district and State vs John Junkin in Appanoose district. J J Hoppes vs Des Moines City railway reversed.
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Iowa Evening Press
Des Moines
Supreme Court
State
C. B. Hulsman
Polk
Harry B. James
John Newman
Appanoose District
D. W. Hatsings
Rock Island Railroad
Davis District
J. J. Hoppes
Des Moines City Railway
John Junkin
Appanoose
Jubilee celebration marks $10,000 gift to synod
In Rock Island Illinois on June 10 the Women's Home and Foreign Mission society observes Jubilee with the Augustana celebration. The highlight is the presentation of a $10,000 fund to the synod.
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Rock Island
Ill
The
Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Society
Retired Northwestern Engineer Dies in Boone
Henry Barrett, a Northwestern engineer, died in Boone Iowa on June 10. He served fifty five years and during that time never had a wreck and never derailed a train.
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Iowa Evening Press
Boone, Ia
Henry Barrett
Northwestern
Free colored post cards to 100 Journal readers
C T Johnstone offers 10 distinct colored post cards at no cost to 100 Journal readers. No advertising is included. Send a two cent stamp to cover postage to Rochester New York.
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C. T. Johnstone
Rochester
N. Y
First Baptist Church Children’s Day Program Listed
The Sunday school department will observe Children’s Day on Sunday at 10 30 a m with a program of organ preludes songs recitations prayers and readings The lineup includes Mrs L L Lane Frey Miss Jessie Sterlin Helen Rauch and Pastor J B Smith among others plus offerings for the American Baptist Sunday School Society and end with an organ postlude Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and the exercises follow at 10 30 a m
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First Baptist Church
L. L. Lane
J. B. Smith
Frey
Jessie Sterlin
Helen Rauch
Omiska Harris
Lucille Horst
Temple Builders
Claude Christy
Alonzo Rankin
The
Kings School
Clara Lemkau
Sunshine Club
G. W. Porter
American Baptist Sunday School Society
Clark
D. D
C. E. Bryden
Picnic Party at Weed Park by St Matthias Students
A group of St Matthias high school girls including Mildred Begey Inez Montreal Mary Ribak Genevieve Leysen Evangeline Begey Margaret Dugan Agatha Detthof Nora Leonard Irene Sneichen Helen Funck and Frances Brandt enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Weed park with games and amusements and a 6 o clock supper. The eighth grade of St Matthias parochial school also held a park picnic the same afternoon.
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St. Matthias High School
Mildred Begey
Inez Montreal
Mary Ribak
Genevieve Leysen
Evangeline Begey
Margaret Dugan
Agatha Detthof
Nora Leonard
Irene Sneichen
Helen Funck
Frances Brandt
Weed Park
St. Matthias Parochial School
Moonlight Excursion Postponed by Knights of Columbus
The moonlight excursion planned for Thursday evening by Laurent Council of the Knights of Columbus on the steamer Columbia was postponed indefinitely due to inclement weather.
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Laurent Council of the Knights of Columbus
Columbia
Counter Suits Settled in Mason Michigan
The Michigan Central and the state of Michigan settled two suits here today. The railroad paid the state $125,000 to resolve the claims over the abrogation of the railroad charter and back taxes totaling $4,200,000.
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Mason, Mich
Michigan Central
State of
Michigan
Germany's Airships Harness Wind For Speed
The Century essay argues airships gain speed by riding air currents like birds. It says wind is a real force and ships travel with natural movements to reach America, using trade winds and established routes to beat rail or sea schedules.
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Germany
Gulf Stream
America
Bargains in Shoes and Suits by Harry Glatstein Sons
Large shipment of fine sample shoes and new summer suits offered at low prices. Handsome bargains advertised for immediate sale at 423 East Second Street with an invitation to call tonight or tomorrow. Wanted: Dishwasher for Bond's restaurant.
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Harry Glat- Stein & Sons
East Second Street
Cash Grain Prices Report From Chicago Market
Wheat prices for various grades range from 93 to 105 cents per bushel with No 2 red at 104 to 105. No 3 red at 95 to 101. No 2 hard 97 to 100. No 3 hard 93 to 97. Corn values show No 2 at 59 to 59¾. No 2 white 64¼. No 2 yellow 60 to 60¾. No 3 59 to 59¾. No 3 white 62½ to 63. No 3 yellow 59¾ to 60. Oats list No 2 white 39 to 40. No 3 white 38 to 39. Standard 39¾ to 39¾.
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Chicago
Provisions and Grain Markets in Chicago Trade
On June 10 in Chicago rye cash at 76 7c barley 45 67c timothy October 40c clover quiet. Wheat September opened 91 93c, high 91 1 4c, low 90 ¾c, close 90 ¾c. Corn September 60 60 ¾c, high 69 ¾c, low 59 ¾c, July 58 59c. Oats September 35 54 35 ¾c, high 35 ¾c, low 35 ¾c, close 35 ¾c, July 36 ¾c.
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Chicago
Timothy
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market
Poultry prices in New York on June 10 show alive birds steady with broilers at 25c, fowls 15 to 19c, turkeys 10 to 14c. Dressed poultry also steady with broilers 25 to 30c, fowls 15 to 20c, turkeys 15 to 18c.
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New York
New York Grain Market Report
New York grain prices show Wheat for September at 97 and Corn for September at 65 cents. The market notes date June 10 with no notable fluctuations beyond the quoted figures.
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New York
St. Louis Grain Market Report Highlights Prices
St. Louis grain market report for June 10 notes September wheat at 89 3/4 cents, September pork at 21 92/100 cents, lard at 12 35/100, ribs at 12 40. Local market activity reflects futures and commodity pricing.
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St. Louis
The Voracious Cormoran Dives for Sea Trout
A writer describes a cormorant observed for four to five minutes catching four large sea trout. Each fish is swallowed after brief underwater pursuit and brief struggles aid swallowing. The bird then surfaces, flaps, and returns to feeding upriver.
Note of hand seals unusual turkey sale
In a Waterloo market exchange Mr. Johnson seeks to buy a turkey on easy terms. The marketman explains a note of hand means Johnson must hand over a two dollar note and receive the turkey in exchange.
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Mr. Johnson
Journal force thanks past ice cream parlor for treat
The Journal force expresses gratitude to the former ice cream parlor for a fine treat this afternoon.
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Journal Force
Local notes from Columbus Junction outline summer plans and projects
June 9 report from Columbus Junction details L L Ballentine and family with B L Lewis preparing a lakeside camp at Gelatt's lake. Mention of Arthur Foster visiting E T Foster, attendance at Des Moines encampment, housing progress on several local buildings, and summer travel of Mrs F M Mossberry.
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Columbus Junction
L. L. Ballentine
B. L. Lewis
Gelatt’s Lake
Arthur Foster
Creston
E. T. Foster
Wm. Berringer
Des Moines
E. P. Shellabarger
Charley’s Johnston
Louisa County National Bank
F. M. Mossberry
E. W. Oliver
el Reno
Okla
O. P. Wilcox
Davenport
Norval Kelley
Haver
R. Porter
The Regular Performance Quip Cited by Detroit Free Press
A joke about marriage and proposal gets quoted from the Detroit Free Press. The speaker notes his wife has him "get down on" his knees, implying humorous marital routine. The line reflects social humor of the period and press framing.
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Detroit Free Press
The Infinite in Forms of the Good and Beauty
The speaker contends the true good and beauty are forms of the Infinite and asks what we truly love in them, suggesting love for the inherent unity or the Infinite itself rather than their finite expressions.
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HHH Nihniihnn
Bneiihe
Airdome
C. A. Giesenhaus
Snyder
Buick
Bowman
Batterson Stores
Cora Althaus
Cherry Street
Grinnell
Verna Miksch
Iowa College
Maennerchor
John de Vries
Muscatine
C. E. Richard & Sons
P. L. Bates
Iowa City
Adam Reinemund
Mrs. E. Reinemund
West Fourth Street
Bond's
Uri
Colorado
Kit Carson County
Omaha
C. M. Guenther
First National Bank Building
Moylan’s 3Rd St. Grocery
Tomor
Father Grieser
ST. Marys Church
Masons At
Casper
New Cravenette Pumps
Casper’s
Store of Styles
West Second Street
Baptist Sunday School TO
Enquire O. Journal
A. H. Kile
New York Grain Market
Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Corn
Pramis Theatre
Co. W. Brockman
Degr
Wagner & Lee
Dooley
Arctic
Stark
Big Band
Essories
Wagner Brothers
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