Crowd Helps Open Chautauqua With Judge Schoonover Talk
An audience on East Hill attended Muscatine Chautauqua as Judge Manford Schoonover of Kansas opened the program with a talk on unseen forces. He compared personal power to an electric light bulb and urged harmony with inner impulses, noting education and faith as guiding forces. Earlier, Home Singers provided entertainment and changes announced for the weekend schedule included Arthur Rachel and James Watson replacements, with Victor Murdock to speak Sunday afternoon.
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East Hill
Manford Schoonovey
Kansas
Schoonover
Ajkite
Thomas Edison
Edison
Africa
God
Risfeld
Jesus Christ
James Watson
Indiana
Rachel
Victor Murdock
Darken Gray Hair Look Young And Darken Hair Now
Advert shows Q-Ban Hair Color promising rapid darkening of gray hair with harmless formula. Claims roots darken evenly, reduce dandruff, itching, and hair loss, plus improved growth and youthful appearance. Priced at 0.07 for large bottle via Neeper Drug Co Muscatine Iowa, with mail order option.
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Neeper Drug Co
Muscatine
R M Baker Dies at Home in California
R M Baker formerly of Muscatine has died at his home in Monrovia California. He is survived by his wife and adopted children. Bakers death follows reports of Elijah Baker’s critical condition and wealth noted after he left Muscatine for the West. Local relatives received the news yesterday as family efforts shield news from the local area.
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R. M. Baker
Muscatine
Aliyjah Baker
Monrovia
California
Baker
West
Elijah Baker
Italy Denies Warning To Alliance In World War I Note
The Austro-Hungarian embassy released a note denying Premier Salandra's claim that Italy warned Germany on June 27 28 that she would break the triple alliance over compensation and territorial terms. It states the Italian ambassador in Vienna promised adherence to alliance terms before the war in event of arms passage between Austria and Serbia.
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Treas Leasnf
Washington, D. C
Dune
Mmde
Nua
Fremier Selanadra
I Ialy
Germany
Vienna
Haly
Austria
Serbia
Flying Squadron Hints at City Milk Tests
A dairy inspection squadron led by Dr Thompson and aided by state inspectors gathered milk samples from every dealer in the city this morning. Samples go to a local lab for prompt tests of sediment butter fat bacteria and water content to ensure compliance with state law and possible prosecutions for violations.
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Dairiess
OG. ?. Thompson
Dr. Thompson
Wf. &. Flynn
G. M Lambert
Dairy Department
Dismissal of Indictment for Bert Day in Liquor Case
County Attorney GC St. Stafford today dismissed the indictment against Bert Day for selling liquor to an inebriate. Day remains in jail serving six months for illegal liquor sale. Judge William Theophilus ordered a lump sum of 2502.88 to Mrs. Mattie Tiecke under workers compensation for the death of her husband William Tiecke, to be paid in a single sum instead of weekly installments.
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St. Stafford
Bert Day
Day
Wiliam Theophilus
Mattie Tiecke
Wiliam Tiecke
Perjury charge tied to Lusitania gun tale unfolds
A federal grand jury probe into whether affidavits claiming the Lusitania was armed were used to defraud the United States resumed with one witness after a brief adjournment. Gustav Stahl, a German reservist, was charged with perjury for his Lusitania affidavit, as authorities pursue who hired detective Paul Koenig and who funded the effort.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States
Lusitania
Gustav Stahl
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad Claim
An advertisement urges quitting meat to protect kidney health and promotes Jad Salts, a lemon grape lithia blend. It claims meat causes acid wear on kidneys, leading to sickness, and advises a tablespoon daily in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate kidneys, prevent bladder issues, and keep blood pure. It touts Jad Salts as inexpensive and safe for regular use.
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Auy Pharmacy
Americanization Day Urged by Claxton for July 4
Federal Education Commissioner Claxton urges Americanization Day to strengthen national unity. The letter targets municipal and educational officials nationwide calling all citizens to rally to American ideals and common interests, stressing unity of American born and foreign born alike.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Education Claxton
Claxton
Divorces Heard In District Court Actions
Judge Pheovailus tedar presided as testimonies were taken in Gertrude DeMar versus Rex DeMar and Tiljian Duncan versus Vireil Duncan.
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Pheovailus Tedar
Gertrude DeMar
Rex DeMar
Tiljian Duncan Ve. Vireil Duncan
Missing Relatives Located at Nichols After Long Absence
Mrs Weller of Pittsburgh asked police for help in finding missing Reynolds relatives once hotel operators in the city. After a city search they traced the family to Nichols. Mr and Mrs Vincent Reynolds are said dead, but their two sons were located and the visitor left for Nichols to meet them.
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Weller
Pittsburgh
Reynolds
Nichols
Vincent Reynolds
Spanish War Vets Unite States Encampment Proceedings
Delegates from Illinois and Iowa districts convene in Rock Island for the twelfth annual United Spanish War Veterans encampment. A river excursion links the two states, with a social hall program to follow and a three contender race for next meeting between Peoria Kankakes and Woodlawn. Resolutions endorsing President Wilson over the Lusitania issue were sent to the White House.
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Associated Press
Rock Island
Davenport
Peoria
Kankakes
Woodlawn
Wilson
Lusitania
White House
Cabinet Angered by Bryan Course
The cabinet met with Acting Secretary Twansing in place of former Secretary Bryan to discuss Germany. Officials said nothing more could be done on the German note delivered today by Ambassador Gerard to Berlin. Administration of Avials appeared displeased, though no comment was offered on Bryan's statements. An entertainment note mentions an episode about Binine at an American Theatre and a Pathe News segment.
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T Associated Preas Lenard
Washington, D. C
Twansing
Bryan
Germany
Gerard
Berlin
Hotel management summoned officers at Kemble hotel
Police visited Toom at the Kemble hotel and found evidence of past wrongdoing. No further details were provided, sourced from the hotel management representations.
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Kemble
Local Resident Buys Economy Grocery in Rock Teland
J Goodman of East Eighth Street has purchased the stock fixtures and business of the Economy grocery at 1045 Second Avenue Rock Teland from former proprietor H Silverstein. The sale was announced locally and completes the transfer of ownership.
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J. Goodman
East Eighth Street
Second Avenue
Rock Teland
H. Silverstein
Banker Farmer Meeting On July 7 and 8
A banker farmer conference of committees on agriculture and education from thirty nine state bankers associations will be held in Chicago on July 7 and 8 under the American Bankers' Association. Deans of leading agriculture colleges editors of farm publications and representatives from the federal department of agriculture are urged to attend to develop closer cooperation between bankers and farmers.
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Cassaciaien Irres Ueasen
Chicago
Bankerfarmer
American Bankers' Association
Colleges of Agriculture
Federal Department of Agriculture
Suspected agitators arrested in Lisbon quiet after raid
Lisbon reports several persons suspected of instigating a movement hostile to the government were arrested last night. There were no disorders and normal conditions prevailed in the city after the actions reported from Paris dated June 11.
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Lisbon
Paris
Charming pre nuptial party hosted for Miss Hakes
Mrs F D Throop hosted at her West Second Street home a charming prenuptial party for Miss Margaret Hakes. Green and white decor with floral accents framed a social afternoon of music and a playful word contest about motor car lore. A two course luncheon for fourteen featured a crystal centerpiece and green white gift baskets.
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Marjorie
Mary Katherine
Miss V Selden Hosts Slumber Party After Alumni Meet
Miss Verna Selden hosted a slumber party at her West Fourth street home for a group of her young women friends after an Alumni gathering at the high school. Special guests included Miss Marie Flemming of Davenport and Miss Vastha Fenster of Fairport. The morning ended with a breakfast at a charmingly arranged table.
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V. Selden
Verna Selden
West Fourth Street
Marie Flemming
Davenport
Vastha. Fenster
Fairport
O T Club Guests Of Mrs Fetter At Mulberry Address
Members of the O T club spent a pleasant afternoon as guests of Mrs Fred Fetter at 902 Mulberry Avenue. A large attendance enjoyed social time and a Kensington. Hostess served a dainty repast. next meeting set for June 24 in two weeks.
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Wessels
Card Club
Five Hundred Club
J. ©. T. Wessels
Finestreet
John Fahey
Mark Anson
O. T. Club
Fred Vetter
Mulberry Avenue
Harry Herwig Hosts Qui-Vive Club Gathering
Harry Herwig acted as host at his Roscoe avenue home for Qui-Vive club members. An enjoyable evening featured games and an informal musical program, followed by light refreshments. John Will is announced as host to lead the club at his Laurel street home.
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Harry Herwig
Roscoe Avenue
John Will
Lobe Clvbc
Laurel
German Methodist Ladies Aid meeting draws strong turnout
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the German Methodist Episcopal church gathered at the church parlors for an afternoon of sewing with substantial progress reported. The W R C delegates Mary Millett and Anna Winn returned from Sioux City and will address at the next meeting. Memorial services and flower placement are planned by the Colonel Hare Circle at 609 Burberry avenue on Sunday afternoon June 13. A smoker honoring L P Loomis was hosted by H C Asthalter at 11 Wert BHighth Street. Also includes a weekly list of unclaimed letters at the Nasentine post office dated week ending June 8, 1915.
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Ladins Aed
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Wemberg
Mary Millett
Woman's Relief Corps
Anna Winn
Sioux City
W. Rcg
Colonel Hare
William Fisher
Burberry Avenue
Striking Painters Deny Referendum Vote on Settlement
Leaders of 10,000 striking painters refuse to permit a referendum on a employer proposed settlement ending the strike ongoing since April 1. Announcement made in Chicago under Associated Press Leased Wire dated June 11. Also mentions First Episode New Exploits of Emine at American Theatre and Pathet News advertising.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sll
Emine
American Theatre
Pathet News
Adv
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