Faith in America's Future Pins Hope on Duty and Prosperity
A chautauqua address by Hon. James E. Watson of Indiana extols national ideals, equality, and the Fatherhood of God. He urges character over wealth, defines service as patriotism, and links material prosperity to moral progress, with a prior Orphean Musical program.
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Funeral Will Be Held For Lifelong Resident Mrs Bird
Alice Fessler Bird a lifelong Mascatine resident died Saturday night at Hershey hospital after a month long illness following an operation. Born July 28 1882 she was a Baptist church member and Banner Lodge Degre os Honor affiliated. Survived by husband, four children Josephina Harrington Enid Oklahoma J Dowell Conesville Lloyd Bird Cloquet Minnesota and siblings Nellie Martens Springfield Missouri Hata Bagsett Tadpeandenca Iowa Hattie Klenner Oska lonsa Iowa and Fred Fessler. Funeral 4 230 o'clock Tuesday at 208 East Third Street with Rev J W Graves of the First Baptist Church officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Enid
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Conesville
Lloyd Bird
Cloquett
Mink
Nellie Martens
Springfield
Hata Bagsett
Tadepeandenca
Iowa
Hattie Klenner
Oskalonsa
Fred Fessler
East Third Street
J. W. Graves
Firet Baptist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Children’s Day Observances Highlight Local Churches
Special observance for Children’s Day was held yesterday in Muscatine with programs at ten churches. Readings, recitals, vocal and instrumental music and sermons filled the morning, with many youths participating. The Sweetland Methodist church joined in a 25-number celebration. Churches observed included Grace Lutheran, German Baptist, Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal, German Methodist Episcopal, First Baptist, First Congregational, Welford Congregational, German Evangelical, First Methodist Episcopal, and United Brethren.
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Muscatine
Sweetland
Grace Lutheran
German Baptist
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
German Methodist Episcopal
First Baptist
First Congregational
Welford Congregational
First Methodist Episcopal
Unite! Brethren
Holland Survives War Shadows Amid Busy Trade
Amsterdam dispatch describes Holland’s wartime calm despite soldiers in cities. Export and metal goods trade rise while antiques dealers suffer. food prices rise about 15 to 20 percent. Refugee Belgian numbers decline, charity efforts stabilize, and American observers report no drastic everyday changes beyond military presence.
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Helland
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West Indies
America
June Addams
Europe
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Lyon
Mrs Augustus Lyon of Terre Hill Pennsylvania testifies the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her female troubles. The ad touts the remedy as a grand standard for women's ills with Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts cited as housing thousands of customer letters claiming health improvements and avoidance of surgery.
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Lydia E. Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Augustus Lyon
Terre Hill, Pa
Lydia £. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn, Mass
Local man identifies stolen bicycle owner after Rock Island trip
Raymond Elliott, Red Paint Store employee, traced his stolen bicycle to Rock Island after Burlington youths Glen Bryant and Thomas Bank tried to sell it there. Police detained the pair as the bike’s owner was confirmed and the Lincon school theft also noted to have been resolved.
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Glen Bryant
Thomas Bank
Ross Island
Raymond Elliott
Rock Island
Wicatt
Lincoln School
Report on Trust Laws and Antitrust by Old Bureau of Corporations
Washington June 14 The exhaustive study on Trust Laws and Unfair Competition submitted to President Wilson assesses how federal and state antitrust decisions shape business forms and the Sherman Act. It notes broad judicial influence, warns against overreliance on individual rulings, and discusses devices used to restrain trade.
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Wilson Loday
Bureau of Corporations
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Busines
Notice to Destroy Weeds Under Iowa Law
Public notice states owners and occupants must cut burn or destroy all noxious weeds yearly on lands within Iowa under the Thirty-Sixth General Assembly. If not done township trustees or town councils may assess costs against the land. Noxious weeds listed include quack grass Canada thistle cocklebur wild carrot Russian thistle and more. June 11 19La Muscatine Iowa Board of Supervisors H C Shoemaker County Auditor.
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Former Chief of Police George Pierce Denied New Trial
Former Sioux City police chief George Pierce received a three year prison sentence after denial of a new trial. He was convicted of conspiring to obtain money from the underworld. He plans to appeal to the federal Supreme Court.
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