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Telephone directory snippet for Iowa ranch exchange numbers
The message lists private ranch exchange numbers 26 and 27 and instructs callers to request a specific person or department. It identifies staff roles including Throop as publisher and editors for managing city society and composing rooms, and notes advertising manager Dreter. For business in Mfco, use numbers 26 or 27.
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Iowa
F. D. Throop
Society
Maljilng
Dreter
Mfco
Germany
Tacitus
Territorial Trade Exceeds Two Hundred Million in 1911
The Bureau of Statistics reports U S trade with non contiguous territories for the fiscal year ending now will top $200 million, up from under $100 million in 1904. Through ten months to April the trade runs at $202 million annually, with shipments from the United States outpacing imports. Alaska, Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines show large gains, notably Porto Rico and Hawaii, while Alaska and the Philippines also rise. Hawaii remains the largest destination for U S shipments among these territories. Domestic gold receipts from Alaska approach $16 million, with total territorial trade gains reflecting wide expansion since 1900.
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Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Things They Say Mr. Vernon Hawkeye Road Building
Mr Vernon Hawkeye comments on road construction arguing there is a single essential consideration and a pronounced tendency shaping current practice and policy.
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Vernon Hawkeye
Reciprocities, roads, and dandelions across Iowa columns
A collage of Iowa editorials from Sioux City to Cedar Rapids discusses road plans and the push for automobile clubs, reciprocity with Canada, and political aims. It cites figures like Senator Cummins, mentions the Belgian minister Holle, and notes local efforts to improve highways, farming turnout, and public bathing facilities while mocking certain partisan stances.
Times Echoes: Old Muscatine Bits Retold
50 YEARS AGO owner Henry Gran on Fifth near Walnut reports a cow calf mystery after killing a calf and finding a near replica. 410 YEARS AGO dead boy found in the river near Mrs Nesselbusch. 30 YEARS AGO school board annual officer election in Muscatine. 20 YEARS AGO business streets to be paved soon. 10 YEARS AGO wedding at St Matthias church Attorney M W Stapleton and Miss Margaret Anson wed. Tyler couple en route to Marengo for Miss Hedges wedding.
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Henry Gran
Fifth Street
Walnut
Charles Mauck
Muscatine
Ira
Charles Mathata J
Chicago
St. Matthias Church
M. W. Stapleton
Mise
Margaret
Anson
W.K. Tyler
Marengo
Miss Hedges
Ladies Aid to Host Three Morning Church Breakfasts
The United Brethren church Ladies Aid will run breakfast service on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday with menus including oranges strawberries and bananas along with breakfast foods coffee and various mains. Kitchen and dining room committees are listed for each day with members from the church community. The hours are 7 to 9 30 o'clock each morning.
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Ben
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Brethren Church
Kuehbler
A. A. Keath
Frank Kintwe
Andrew Mull
J. H. Ganarr
Vera Dickerson
Gladys Wiegand
Hazel Keath
J. C. H. Light
William Geller
Laura Jones
Nina Fisher
Pearl Jones
Harry Lett
Charlotte Hare
Grace Hawking
Miller
Will Hoe
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs Liebhe at Chris Liebbe Home
A surprise birthday party for Mrs Liebhe at the Chris Liebbe home on West Third Street drew about forty guests from Grace Lutheran church Ladies Aid. Music and games entertained guests as Miss Velene Remenmund and Miss Carrie Thebbe played, and several presents were given to the hostess for the joyful occasion.
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Chris, Liebbe
West Third Street
Miss Bertha Schaefer Hostes Guests At Lucas Street Party
Miss Bertha Schaefer entertained twenty six young friends Saturday evening at 1073 Lucas Street. Decorations in green and white with carnations and a festive program featured games dancing and refreshments. A Take township Number 7 school program closed its year Friday with about seventy five students and patrons attending a dinner.
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Bertita Schaerer
Thosthss Tourer Priends
Bertha Schaefer
Lucas Street
Nha
Number 7
Take Township
Margaret Coder
Throop Home Hosts Regular Bridge Club Affair
Members of the Monday Evening Bridge club enjoyed an evening at Mrs. George 18 Throop’s West Second street home. Three tables via bridge produced a high score award to Mrs. J W Hells and a guest prize for Mrs. George Jackson followed by dainty refreshments. House guests of Mrs. Daura Kent during the encampment week included Mr. and Mrs. L W Richards of Cedar Rapids with others from the W R C network.
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Maude Sawyer
Oberlin
Muscatines
Oberlin Academy
Frank P.sawyer
West Second
Locust Streets
Mace
Warner Hall
Miss Sawyer
Muscatine
Sawyer
Andrew Durham
Indiana
Yhroop Tome 18 Schni
George 18
Throop
West Second Street
J. W. Hells
George Jackson
Daura Kent
L. W. Richards
Cedar Rapids
Tuaura Kent
Spring Street
Farmer
Work
Jennie Proper
West Liberty
Lena T. Reems
Women's Relief Corps
Local Church Excursion Planned This Week
In the United Brethren church members announce a Wednesday evening excursion by the society. The event has been postponed prior to departure and aims to proceed in August if weather permits.
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United Brethren Church
Tenth District Christian Endeavor Union Convention Closes
The Tenth District Christian Endeavor Union convention ended in Morning Sun Iowa with inspiring addresses song service and sermons. Officers elected for the next year include President Rev George G Bruce Mediapolis Vice President Miss Rose Thompson Morning Sun Secretary Miss Carlottte Dewey Denmark Treasurer Mrs G B Adkisson Stockport and a long list of delegates attended from multiple towns. The resolutions thanked Morning Sun for hospitality district officers and contributing societies and pledged renewed efforts to advance district work.
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Morning Sun
Tenth District
Christian Endeavor Union
George G. Bruce
Mediapolis
Moody
Gageby
Bruce
Pleasant Grove
J. C. Hagburg
Martha van Brussell
Mt. Pleas
Wilton News Roundup Delays and Visits Across Counties
Wilton and South Wilton residents share visits and travel notes. Amanda Ficken returns from Burlington after a weeks long stay with the Friederichsens. A. R. Whitmer conducts business in Davenport while Maude Latchaw visits Muscatine. Mrs. D. B. Collier and sister depart for Keota to see Mrs. J. B. Schreckengast. Mrs. R. L. Shhricker returns from Davenport. George Mannasmith plans a brief Durant visit. Darr attends Davenport business matters. Many Wilton residents travel to Sugar Creek last night.
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Wilton
Amanda Ficken
Burlington
Clarence
Lucile
Keota
J. B. Schreckengast
R. L. Shhricker
Davenport
F. B
James
George .Mannasmith
Durant
Social notes and visits across Muscatine and Davenport
Residents attended local social events including an ice cream and strawberry lawn social. Several Muscatine visitors and Davenport attendees were noted, with trips to Des Moines for Drake commencement and a health resort visit. School program at Osage Wiskiep No. 6 closed the year with student performances. Rebekah convention in West Jop erly and new-home moves are recorded alongside routine visits and business matters.
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William Toyne
Muscatin
B. Snider
P. Weber
Davenport
Arthur Brenner
Steve Teeple
Muscatine
Sophia Miller
Des Moines
Drake University
Ida
F. S. Abbott
Durant
Missela Stevens
Osage School
Wiskiep No. 6
Elven
Larriet A
Dlilian Kopf
Carriee Jasperson
Griffeth Johnson
Creighton Waskins
Paul
Kenneth Iery
Froggles
Creighton Hosk!na
Carrietla Hoskins
Clara Mae Smith
Tuttercup
Hillda Munins
Josephine Mumm
Buttercup
Harrietta Hoskins
Gladys Cummings
Nichols Iowa social notes and local changes
Nichols Iowa June notes report residents visiting Muscatine and nearby towns. Families seen include Rev and Mrs Richards and baby, R T Shannon and Verda Shahanan in Muscatine, and Mr and Mrs Carl Fellon welcoming a baby girl. Visitations from Lone Tree and Muscatine residents noted. Local business shift: meat market and restaurant changed proprietors with R T Shannon in charge of the restaurant and J C Shafer owning the meat market.
Enduring Appeal of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
An extensive advertisement extols Dr. R V Bierce and the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo. It touts specialized chronic-disease care, a large staff, and 108 departments, highlighting X ray, violet-ray therapy, incandescent light baths, and home treatment via correspondence with free consultations. The piece claims patients come from across the United States and abroad seeking cures ignored by general practitioners.
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R V. Bierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Invalids' Hotel
Union
Joreign
Pierce
Surgical Insitute
Buffalo
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