University of Iowa President Praises Dean Currier in Annual Report
President George E. MacLean submitted the university's annual report to the board of regents. He lauded Dean Amos Noyes Currier’s 46 years of service and noted Currier’s Carnegie Foundation recognition as a sign of the institution’s growing prestige. The report highlights prosperity, but cites financial distress from the 22nd General Assembly and rising salaries draining funds. MacLean compares costs per student with other schools, notes Iowa’s attendance rise and female majorities in some divisions, and supports building a facility for young women per the Women's Iowa Federation.
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Iowa City
George E. Maclean
University of Iowa
Board of Regents
University
Dean Currier
MacLean
Amos Noyes Currier
Carnegie Foundation
Republic of Letters
General Assembly
Iowa
University of Michigan
Harvard
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Chicago
Towa
Pennsylvania
College of Applied Science
SS. U. S
America
Women’s
Iowa) Federation of Clubs
S. U. LL
Former Muscatine Man Weds in East
William Kulp Terry formerly of Muscatine married Helen Dunlevy Suydam of Toledo Ohio in a home wedding at Grand Avenue Toledo. Rev Emery Hunt officiated with Lohengrin music, pink and white floral decor, and a formal reception with family and friends in attendance.
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William Kulp Terry
Helen Dunlevy Suydam
Toledo
Ohio
Terry
Orange Terry
Toledo Times
Muscatine Friends
F. D. Suydam
Grand Avenue
Emery Hunt
Dennison College
Ashland Avenue
Robert Cummings
Robert Hixon
Edward B. Terry
Rachel Smith
Providence
R. 1
Andrew Campbell
Cleveland
Lillian Hudson
Rubenstein
Suydam
James Brown Bell
Toledo Social Scene Details at Campbell Wedding
A Toledo society wedding at 528 Winthrop Street featured Mrs Andrew Campbell of Cleveland and Miss Rachel Smith of Providence in a pink and rose decorated dining room. Guests included Daisy Terry Florence Walding Caroline Palmer Ida Taylor Gertrude Spencer and others. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell plan a east coast honeymoon and home in Toledo after July first.
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Thisse
Andrew Campbell
Cleveland
Rachel Smith
Providence
R. L
Daisy Terry
Florence Walding
Caroline Palmer
Ida Taylor
Gertrude Spencer
Edward Terry
Robert Cummings
Howard Lewis
Will Callan
Detroit
John Jackson
Frank Suydam
The
Thalians
Toledo
Mulford Mission to Observe Children's Day Gardens, Talks
Children rehearse for observance of Children's Day at Mulford Mission next Sunday. Teachers organize parts, a dialogue planned, and rehearsals begin immediately. The event promises strong attendance and entertainment. Home grown Muscatine produce heads to market as island farms increase activity to meet demand. Several locals move or visit, including Charles Graham relocating, John Roberts visiting, Miss Mabel Sneath arriving, and Mrs. Ruth McRoberts returning. Mrs. Sarah Figg is very ill. Kirk’s Jap Rose soap advertised.
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Mulford
Sony
Unday
Theildren
Lanze Wee
Charles Graham
Hveopes Addition
Webster
Sampson Street
John Roberts
Pleasant Prairie
South Muscatine
Mabel Sneath
Osborne
Nighi
Merringae Street
August Menter
Flat Iron Point
Ruth McRoberts
Montpelier
Sarah Figg
Henry Spillman
Letts
George Raymond
Schler Avenue
Columbus Junction
Joseph Ray
Springdale
Ida Grattham
Near Arden
Robert Goosehead
Conesville
Gertrude Armstrong
Grandview Avenue
Rock Island
Ada Reynolds
Aunine
Ata
Business Suspension in South Muscatine Big Parade Day
Business was largely suspended in the South End as residents joined the parade uptown. Stores closed early or for the day, mills and factories shut to allow worker participation, and many picnics formed at Hershey pasture and the four mile bridge. Firemen decorated carts for the parade amid heavy local activity.
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South Muscatine
South End
Hershey Pasture
Four Mile Bridge
Former Island Man Injured in East Woodsdale Pa
Charles Ingerman, a former resident of this city, was badly injured at his Woodsdale home last Friday while installing a windmill for his son. He slipped on the barn roof area, fracturing three ribs and breaking his right arm in two places. He was taken to St. Anthony hospital at Shafter and is slowly improving.
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Woodsdale
Charles Ingerman
St. Anthony Hospital
Shafter
Chautauqua Headquarters Opens in Library
Chautauqua headquarters opened yesterday in the library with a special telephone installed for use and tents available to be secured at the site.
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The
Wellman Church Guests Hear Philippine Talk
Reuel Carr delivered a stirring address about his year plus service in the Philippine islands at the M E church. The packed crowd stood throughout the talk and heard of life there from a former soldier.
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Wellman
Reuel Carr
Philippine Islands
M. E
Reuel
J. A. Dodds
Lone Tree
J. S. Rose
W. P. Stephens
Boatman
F. L. Law
Rock Island
C. H. Carr
Joshua Rhodes
Missouri
BE. D. Lewis
Haskins
Iden
Lewis
Enos Miller
U. S
Enos
C. E. Fleming
Tama
Joi Fleming
Local Happenings in Lime City and Surroundings
June reports from Lime City Ia include Park Watson of Sharon with a horse incident, visits by Mrs J H Smith and Miss Clara to Mrs Newt Kiser, and the Dauts new son born in May. Albert Walton hosts a birthday dinner with multiple families present. Will Russell visits Joe Barclay. George Zestzer forms a new singing class at the Christian church. James Reynolds and family attend church services.
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Farmington Church
U. B. Church
Jake Denkman
Lime City School
Zestrer
Lime City
Park Watson
Sharon
J. H. Smith
Clara
Newt. Kiser
Fred Daut
Fast Fork
Albert Walton
Walton
John Evans
Christian Church
James Reynolds
Family of
South Union
Eczema Now Curable by ZEMO Remedy
ZEMO a medical preparation advertised for external use claims to stop itching destroy germs causing skin diseases and permanently cure eczema. Promotes immediate relief and long lasting results with distribution through Druggists and E W Rose Med Co St Louis. Sold by W Morgan 107 West Second Street.
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E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
4. W. Morgan
West Second Street
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Leibbrand
Ryan & Co’s
Great June Sale
Dean
Maclean OF
Muscatine
East
People
Merchants OF
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Fies
Dorothy
the Store
East Second Street
South Muscatine News
Ildren
Kirk
Woodsdale, Pa
New Boston
Harry Meade
Hay
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J. Soc
Bestenlehner
RI Bride & Cope
Nesper
Chautauqua Headquarters
DR. D. Jayne
Jayne
Henderson Drug No
E. Secord
Low
Muscatine County
A. Il. Kohlharamer
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