Local muscatine items and events around town tonight
Ben Reesink travels to St Louis for a short visit while a big concert and trapeze show at Citizens railway park promises free entertainment tonight. Sheriff John Stuart heads to Ainsworth on business. barge loads of shells arrive from Blanchard's Island. Children's Day set for June 21 at Muscatine Island Sunday school. Various locals depart for Wisconsin and Omaha. master notices include sales and lodge meeting. The Muscatine High School commencement at Grand Opera House Friday at 8 with 25 cent admission.
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Muscatine Island
Muscatine High School
Grand Opera House
M. C. Hayes’ Book Store
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Sudbury
M. Philips
Philip Street
Jennie Vance
Kansas City
Franklin School
Railway Park
Apple
McDaniel
McCoy
Kaiser Hose Company
George Bauerbach
Winslow, Ariz
Henry Detthof
Amelia Detthof
Hershey Avenue
Davenport
Hourigan
Thomas Berry
Green Street
F. L. Fuller
R. W. F. Fuller
Oregon Street
Stillwater
Minn
Musser
Charles B. Zimberman
Little Millie Adams
Hershey
Musserville M E Sunday School Treat for Scholars
Musserville M E church held its annual social and treat for the scholars with over 150 children present. The yard picnic featured ice cream and cake, organized by William Stark and supported by teachers and older students.
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Musserville M. E. Sunday School
William Stark
Maud Settlemire
Rijla Stineman
Emma Manlove
Flora Manlove
Ina Cate
Ida Fisher
Adda Nagle
Alberta Berry
D. Settlemire
Joe Hoopes
George la Cornu
Roswell Cate
Alvin Cooper
Essie Mccleary
Carrie Stineman
Edith Litzsinger
Armbright Edmonson Wed in Columbus Junction
Charles Armbright and Miss Edith Edmonson married at the home of Mrs. John Davis in Columbus Junction with Rev. Dunkelberger officiating. The couple, lifelong locals, resume life with plans and best wishes from their friends.
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Minnie M. Beadle
Ruby McCormick
Musserville M. E
East Sixth Street
W. L. Clapp
Sampson Street
Bert Bendile
Oregon Street
Kemper Avenue
Columbus Junction
Charles Armbright
Edith Edmondson
Wapello
John Davis
Dunkelberger
The
Christian Church
Charlie
W. P. Paugh
F. G. Coffin
Washington
Wyatt Sprague
Mazie
Wyatt
Florence Klotz
Detroit
Luke James
Robert Patterson
Hedrick
Grace Butler
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Evans
Cotter
Ek. E. Griffith
Mina
Alma Johnston
Columbus City
Johnnie Singleton
Conesville
Mr. Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
Miss Thaw
E. L. McClurkin
Morning Sun
Death Odor Foretelling Dying From Acute Sense
A New York Press note recounts a physician famed for a superlative sense of smell who claims to foresee death within forty eight hours. He cites an earthy odor preceding death and recalls an apparently healthy man whose odor appeared before his fatal heart attack.
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New York Press
Insane Dancing Linked to Medical Raconteur Quote
A Baltimore American quotation recalls a medical racon jeur stating she became insane through excessive dancing. The cheerfully echoed line suggests she might have been happy, reflecting a witty yet perplexing old society remark.
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Baltimore American
A Difference Over a Daughter's Marriage
A brief comic exchange shows a father and daughter discussing marriage. The daughter asks if she is happily married and the father replies that she is, in a light Kansas City Independent tone.
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Kansas City
Muscatine Rises in Iowa Manufacturing Valuation
The Cedar Rapids Gazette places Muscatine eighth in total manufactured value with 1900 census figures at 5 791 110. Since then new plants and major improvements have boosted output, potentially lifting Muscatine higher in future censuses while per capita output remains close to Ottumwa.
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Sioux City
Muscatine
Roach and Musser Sash and Door Company
Barry Manufacturing Company
Ottumwa
Boone
Burlington
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Centerville
Chariton
Charles City
Clarinda
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Davenport
Tracoreey Esc Leonce
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Fort Madison
Grinnell
Independence
Iowa City
Keokuk
LeMars
Marion
Marshalltown
Mason City
Ooiwoie
Canes
Ouneo Soc Whee
Oskaloosa
Shenandoah
Vinton
Waterloo
Webster City
Train Offer Chicago to Boston Round Trip
Nickel Plate Road advertises a Chicago to Boston round trip for 19 dollars with open return options. Tickets go on sale June 25 26 27 with returns valid to June 28. Extended return to August 1 may be earned by depositing tickets in Boston July 1 2 3 or 4 for a 50 cent fee. Stopover at Niagara Falls allowed without extra charge. Through sleeping cars available and meals in dining cars. Contact John Y Calahan General Agent Chicago for reservations.
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Nickel Plate Road
Boston
Niagara Falls
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Chicago
Burke Quote on Order as Foundation of Good Things
The saying highlights discipline and organization as essential for success. It emphasizes that steady routines and careful planning build strong results across endeavors.
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Burke
Presbyterian churches of Dubuque may consolidate
The First and Second Presbyterian churches in Dubuque consider uniting to form a single congregation and construct a new grand house of worship, signaling a major local religious consolidation.
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First
Second Presbyterian
Dubuque
Seventeen-year-old Elliott Post Drowns in Cedar Creek
Elliott Post aged 19 drowned after swimming beyond his depth in Cedar creek near Fonda. He went in to swim and could not return. The accident occurred at Cedar creek where rescuers found him after he went missing.
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Elliott Post
Cedar Creek
Fonda
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East 2Nd St Ils
Reliance Loan Co
West Second St
J. E. Kranz
Ben Reesink
St. Louis
Citizens’ Railway Park
John Stuart
Ainsworth
Barrias
Blanchard’s Island
Henry Offer
South Muscatine
Fon du Lac
Wisconsin
Jersey
Joseph Wier
East Second Street
Buckhorn Palace
E. T. Nyman
E. L. Keagy
Wilton
Anna Jayne
Chestnut Street
Robert Seiler
Broadway Street
Babe
F. G. Artley
Mulberry Street
Omaha
Phebe Colbert
Iona
Anna Markman
Eagle Lodge No. 10
Batterson Building
Velma Grey
McCaw
Mc.Dougal
Jake Schomberg
Russia
Jake Ziffren
L. Diamond
Mr. Ziffren
Mr. Diamond
Ata
Lindle & Daut
East Second St
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R. A. Holmes
In Journal
Iowa Avenue
Whitmore
Miss Minnie Beadle
Hobart M. Cable Piano
J. J. Griffith
Congregational Church
Fred Miller
J. M. and
C. W. Kemble
Vera Miller
D. P. Miller
East Fifth Street
Chas. H. Gobble
W. E. Howe
Kirkman
Newton
William Hoffman
Pine Street
Citizens
Desota
Daniel Hayes
Cherry Street
Moline
Court House
Peter Daut
George Daut
Gertrude Block
N. A. Rider
East Eighth Street
Cedar County
Herman Gremmel
Maiden Lane
Wm. C. A. Busch
H. M. Bartlett
Spruce Street
Job W. Rankin
West Third Street
Ninth and Mulberry Street
Helen Davis Chapin
City
E. P. Davis
August Othmer
Spirit Lake
Harold
Col
F. W. Bishop
Fred Norwood
Letts
Iowa Telephone Company
Edna Giesler
West Second Street
Knoxville
Ill
St. Mary’s Seminary
Casin
Maggie McGree
Frances Bridget
Fairport
Park Bluff
Glen Mount
Albert Bauerbach
J. G. Kuebler
Edward Eberling
John Litz
California
Figprune Cereal Co
Joe, Cal
Muscatine Newton
Oelwein
Osage
Wateriaa
What Cheer
Aenea Wanes
Cresco
Creston
Davenpole
Andoe
Henry Thormann
Lucas St
Acme Hygienic
Wittich Brothers, Funeral Directors
Life Insurance
Anson
Jas. Cotter
Muscatine, Ia
Pasteur Chamberlain
Herm. Gremmel, Mfr
Berry
the Dillaway
Crockery Store
Swan
Gio To
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