New Era Plans Fourth of July Celebration at Park
New Era residents plan an old fashioned Fourth of July in New Era Park with a Davenport speakers appearance and a children’s program. An athletic meet and a fireworks display are set, while committees list workers for refreshments, stands, and games.
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New Era
Davenport
Mra
Crow Mire
Beustal
Myrtle Sauer
AWD
Praden
Trank Sauer
Nyenhuis
G. Brel
0. Brel
Charles Holts
Bert Sauer
Andrew Grimms
Arthur Kretschmar
George Houke
Mabel Sauer
Lydia Kemper
Jod Edith Pantel
Cashiers
Mrs. , Feustal
Migelle Kretschmer
F. Feu- Btn
Kalpars
Phinindosaehh
C. Wyenhuis
A. Kretschmar
E. Kretschmar
Will Sauer
Fy Crane
G. Nyenbuis
Srwissink
Mr. Erickson
G. Brot
Art Metzler
Fred Alteneder
Tom Reever
Athi
Muscatine Club Organizes County Crop Improvement Group
A Muscatine branch of the County Crop Improvement Society forms at the Commercial Club with County Crop Advisor Kirkpatrick present. Officers elected include President J L Glesler, Vice President J L Murphy, Secretary-Trans. F X Schaefer, Committee members Frank Kemper and A P Byrne. The group favors hog inoculation and plans demonstrations with a government expert. future meetings are scheduled in Blooming tom township, South Prairie Gragg, Nichols, and a Grange picnic near Tessler's Lake on the Cedar River.
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County Crop Improvement Society
Muscatine
Commercial Club
Gyop
Kirkpatrick
J. L. Glesler
J. L. Murphy
F. X. Schaefer
Frank Kemper
A. P. Byrne
Blooming Tom
South Prairie Gragg
Nichols
Wool County
Wuscotine County Grange
Tessler
Cedar River
Muscatine Flush 1D Appears in Agalia
Davenport snail Clinton Eliswin Ba Enturtasined Herd on Thursday Morning for a The. Miscatins Buls are prepared to matte a snagtacular invasion of Bure lington on thursday of this week. At the meeting of Bits Ledge No. 404. Anal arrangements were made for attendance at the Btale convention there. 'Tae local lodsemen wil wear white duck trousers, and white haty with purple tits and other se gescartes of dress. Tl s. expected {vnt tally one-half of the Muscating relegation of 125 bills will be in enetuma. No band has been em ployed to accompany the local dele gation but It is intimated that a.
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Burelington
Bits Ledge
Btale
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by readers
Readers from Swarthmore and Baltimore recount long struggles with female health issues. They credit Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending pain, hemorrhages, and the Change of Life. The column also notes a Davenport Clinton visit and an open house planned on East Front Street for visiting ladies.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Swarthmore
Penn
Lydia E. Pickham
Ewing Summersgill
Plan to Organize First City Motorcycle Club
Local motorcycle enthusiasts announce a meeting at Mains tome on West Second Street to form a permanent club. Officers will be chosen and plans set to seek admission to the Federation of American Motorcyclists with TALM backing to counter prejudice.
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West Second Street
Boon Iis Tt Hay
Federation of American Motoroyalists
TALM
Flag Day Observance Planned for Saturday
Public invited to unite in paying tribute to the national emblem as the city decorates Saturday June 14. Members of the Shelby Norman Post Grand Army of the Republic Women’s Relief Corps Major John Giv ele Colonel Hare Circle and other patriotic groups will celebrate with exercises. A request is made by Commander Hermann Schmidt that all stores residences schools and public buildings display the American flag on Saturday in honor of the emblem. Local stores will be decorated with the flag and the nation’s colors red white and blue.
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Musantine
Shelby
Norman Post
Grand Army of the ‘Republic
Women's Relief Corps
John Givele
Hare Circle
Hermann Schmidt
Ab- Woll
District Convention Program Arranged for Epworth League
Final arrangements completed for the Epworth League district convention to be held in West Liberty Friday through Sunday. Prominent speakers are listed with Amy Hoopes given a standout place, and delegates from Muscatine and Musserville churches expected to attend alongside West Liberty and nearby communities.
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Amy Hoopes
West Liberty
Town
Epworth League
Magentinn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tollawits
Harry Hahn
Jrms Addleman
Iss Helen Wall
Musselville Methodist Episcopal Church of Muscatine
Adelia Jam- 08
Lucils Crow
Dorothy Carpenter
Mary Gonse
Amy Troopes
Musserville Church
A. Bishop
Marlow
Eugene Allen
Burlington
Oner
Wellin
Win Witl
EB Rob
Three Day Gale Hurts Riverfront Properties and Vessels
A three day gale along the riverfront caused damage from the east wind sweeping the area. Houseboats and craft suffered losses with Dr. R. Halstead reporting heavy losses including his cabin boat Amiens and its tender. Other boats and launches tied to the shore sustained damage to coverings, oars, and fastenings amid high waves and strong winds.
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R. Halstead
Amiens
Allstainsé
Baking Principles From Mrs Janet McKenzie Expert
Mrs Janet McKenzie editor of the Boston Cooking School Magazine outlines cake baking rules. Start with moderate oven heat to allow full rise then brown quickly to avoid stiffening the crust. overheat hardens outside and hinders rising. Small ovens need hotter temperatures and minimal door opening to prevent escape of leavening gas. Do not bake bread and pastry together. use strong overheats for baking powder pastries and consult The Cook's Book available via the Jaquis company.
Filling Work Reopens Between Muscatine Launch Club and Iowa Avenue
The project to fill the gap between the Muscatine Launch Club and Iowa avenue has resumed after last fall’s halt. Many boats and launches on the bank were removed, clearing the area. Dirt for the fill comes from excavations on Sycamore Street for the Tribune building basement.
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Lavea
Muscatine Launch Club
Iowa Avenue
Rock Island
Sycamore Street
Tribune
Mount Grove School Closes With Picnic
An outdoor picnic capped Mount Grove school's term closing last week. Pupils led by teacher Misa O Keefe presented songs and recitations, with a noon dinner and a lively program featuring many students. A Flor vee Oregon resident Mr Morris endorses Foley Kidney Pills in an advertisement following the program.
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Mount Grove
Misa O'Keefe
Vernon Halling
Willie Wooder
Albert Nyenhuls
Recitaron
Albert Hareta
Flos Smith
Ruth Halling
Howard Foltz
Harry Herlein
Charles Wooder
Fred Wooder
Louis Rel
Cora Brel
Farner Girls
Olpla Nyenhula
Glan Nyenhuis
John Harlein
Myrtle Pantil
Helan McBray
Denver
Margaret Connell
Tal Rex
Hazel Woeder
Adden_Tsrlein
Elizabeth Schock
Wr. Morris
Flor Vee
Oregon
Cross Country Race Winner Visits City
Mon P McClure the driver who beat Pete Peterson in the state cross country race last fall spent a short time in the city yesterday. He drove the yellow car that drew attention in procession through town. Mildred Sterlin and Bessie Johnson left for Wilton yesterday afternoon for an afternoon visit, returning home in the evening.
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Mon P. McClure
Pete Peterson
Towa
Flo
Misa Mildred Sterlin
Woodlawn Avenue
Bessie Johnson
East Seventh Street
Jett
Wilton
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