Lodeman Too Heavy For Muscatine Lad
Charley Henderson refused to fight Lodeman after Lodeman failed to weigh in at 116 pounds, admitting 124 pounds. The crowd spurred Sinnett into action, and Lodeman won the clash. The item also lists league standings and upcoming games in a dense, public-sports style.
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Lodeman
Muscatine
Charley Henderson
South End
Pittsburgh
Flo
Bart
Charley
Sinnett
Henderson
Davenport Builder Dies At His Home
William Lupton a Davenport contractor died suddenly at his Davenport home shortly after a.m. hours. Paralysis is reported as the cause. He arose in good health after breakfast and collapsed before medical help arrived. He was eight years old and survived by three sons Laur- preserved in the text.
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William Lupton
Davenport
Lupton
Janes Mayes
West Third Street
Chester Richards
Jaupton
Laur
Fruits and Produce Listings at West Second Street
Readable listing notes fresh items including pineapples grapes figs and tomatoes at West Second Street with dates and leaflettuce implied in the market display.
Keota Day Notices and Community Happenings
Keota notes cover visits from Davenport residents and Uncle Sam Porter arriving from California. Four Keota delegates attend Highland Park summer school. Local graduations include Everett Hulse leading his electrical engineering class at Ames. Upcoming events include flag day at the Methodist church and a Children’s Day program with music. Community groups meet at Kate Glover’s and Hinsdill’s homes. The Presbyterian Sunday school plans a Children’s Day program with floral decorations and a sermon by Rev. Earl Fisher.
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Keota
Sammy Porter
California
Highland Park
Macucaba
Myrtle Nevtt
No Arnold
Grace Wilking
F. M. Smack
Martha Smock
D. D. Crone
Will Smock
Oskaloosa
Culture Club
Kate Glover
Siall
Misa Clemons
Mindull
Hinsdill
Methodist Church
Emma
Amelia Keeley
Ll. R. Hinsdill
Africa
Malaysia
Philippines
Presbyterian Sunday School
Earl ¥. Fisher
Wapello Sunday School Practices for Children Day
In Wapello the Presbyterian Sunday school prepares for children day exercises to be held next Sunday evening. The State examining committee is at the courthouse auditing accounts of officials. Local businessmen petition the board of supervisors to place gravel or crushed stone on the road east of the river bridge.
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Presbyterian
Court House
Wapella
Bof
Pyard
Igravel
Ston
Brids
Mulford Church Children’s Day Program Arranged
Mulford Congregational church Sunday school department issues a detailed Children’s Day program to be presented during the evening service next week. The lineup includes congregational songs, readings by Ruth Cook and Esther Bierman, Bible book references by Richard Faulhaber and Louis Hartman, several recitations, a duet by Misses Effie Henderson and Grace Schmulz, Paratus Choir songs, remarks by the pastor, and a benediction.
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Mulford Congregational Church
Ruth Cook
Richard Faulhaber
Louis Hartman
Esther Bierman
Weldon McDaniel
Effie Henderson
Grace Sehmulz
Paratus
Esther Streller
Lone
Boost for Boys Band in North paper
A current copy of the American Musician praised the Stark Boy's band of the city. The article described the band's formation and rapid progress over recent months and noted the spring concert they gave. Mrs Willam Randleman returned from Des Moines after attending her brother’s graduation. Ida Appel of Grandview Avenue attended her graduation and wedding in Des Moines and left for Nichols on business. Rudolph Elfers returned from Chicago after handling business matters.
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Louis Elfers
Willam Randleman
Grandview Avenue
Des Moines
Ida Appel
Nichols
Rudolph Elfers
Evans Street
Chicago
Chicken Thieves Target Muscatine Fowl In Spring Larcenies
A Muscatine report warns residents of rising chicken thefts as spring fowls approach market readiness. West Hill resident reports loss of forty fowls. Mrs Paul Geibel on Newell Avenue loses forty of the larger springs. no disturbance recorded at coops. Authorities caution owners to stay vigilant during weeks ahead as pilfering rates trend upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Geibel
Newell Avenue
City Council approves city hall bonds and tax ordinance
In a special session held June 11 1914 City Council presided by Mayor Kern adopted ordinances authorizing a 20000 city hall bonds issue and a continuing annual tax to pay principal and interest on 90000 five percent city hall bonds dated June 1 1914. All present aldermen voted aye with no nays and the session proceeded to adjournment.
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Kern
Alds
Taylor
Bowen
Heerd
Watson
Sullivan
Learkan
Miller
Ald
Zeidter Key
Ayes Alds
Zeldier
Lemkau
Ald. Zeidler
Carrig
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East Second St
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Boston
Palindelphia
Detroit
St. Lowe
Cleveland
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Buffels
Trdianapolis
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St Lowe
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Bloomington
Balsalth
Washington
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Tittsburgh
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Quince
Palladelphis
New Yorlheimmoth
Piitebareh
Atone
A. B.C
Detthof Hardware Co
Co. E. RICHARD @ SONS
Bree Delivery
Geo. Bitman
Geo. Eitman
West Becond Street
Ence
Clyde and
Harry Lupton
Wapello
Mulford Church
By Sun
Musical Publication of
West Hill
Boston Shoe Shop
Muscatine and
Vicinity
Edw. Schroeder
Montpelier
Iowa
Continental Motor
Schroeder
Towa
West Liberty
Florence
Thompson Hardware Store
H. B
Spaethe
Otto
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