Advertising and business notices in Muscatine weekly
A garbled OCR entry from the Muscatine West office listing advertising agents, building names, telephones, and subscription details. It mentions Loranzan and Woods, ChicagoCone, and Woodman buildings with address numbers and instruction notes about choosing departments. The fragment references a March 2, 1878 act and provides contact and subscription hints.
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Muscatine
Citzard
Cone
Loranzan & Woodsmex
Advertiaink Duilding
New York
Larvasen & Woo
Pronswisk Huilcing
Dorensen
Auasie
Lerenzen & Woodman
Iowa's Patt Expects $160000 Red Cross Drive
The state aims to raise about 160000 for Red Cross relief with local subscriptions. County totals reach from 25100 to 38000, while educational institutions support ambulance corps and nursing work to ease wartime suffering. Local leaders urge full cooperation to fund relief efforts and reduce the horrors of war.
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Low Ha
Minteline
Red Cross
Mrogker
Ned Cronk
Amtulancs
Tifa
Mirey
Nation Gathers Support for Liberty Loan Victory Drive
The article notes Amertoa's unity and resolve to fund victory through government bonds. It highlights a strong wave of patriotism, widespread public response to the Liberty Loan, and a surge in subscriptions far exceeding early expectations, reflecting commitment to win and to make the world safe for democracy.
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Omar
Bonik
Senda
Amorth
Androxolitea
Congress expands export controls amid neutral concerns
Congress approves a law granting the President powers to regulate exports, shifting global trade influence away from economic territory. Neutral nations voice concern over a perceived monopoly in essential trade and push for protective measures to safeguard their interests.
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Congress
Enomy
Debated Allies and Neutral Flows Across Atlantic Ports
The text discusses neutral nations facing pressure from the United States over food and trade. It notes Holland, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden as sources of imports affecting German supply lines and contemplates embargo risks and the balance of power between Germany and its neighbors. It mentions fears of alliance drawing nations into war and the strategic restraint of neutral governments.
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United States
Holand
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Banda
Garmany
United Statea
Holland
Netance
Halland
Garmund
Hols Landers
Molland
Canning Club in Legend Meeting at YWCA
The Red Cross Canning Club held a meeting in the YWCA domestic Melance room with a rhubarb sale to benefit the Red Cross Society of Muscatine. Malaiey Stephongkon, home economics buyer from Amex State College, answered questions and offered suggestions. Regular Friday meetings were planned, with afternoon sessions at two o'clock and evening meetings to be discontinued.
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Red Crow Society of
Amex
Red Croan Canning Club
Weather Outlook Promises Fair Week With Showers Likely
Forecasts predict a mix of sun and showers across the region next week with warm days and cooler nights. The Washington area should see warming trend through midweek with showers possible midweek and lingering into Thursday.
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Winhington
D.C
Staten
Cipyror
Middin
Tyler
Body Found Wedges Under Furnace in NY Disappearance
New York detectives probe the disappearance of Ruth Criger after a girl’s body, bound with rope, is found wedged beneath a furnace near a motorcyclist pursuit. The victim’s identity is beginning to be confirmed as the investigation continues.
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New York
Ruth Criger
A. Cocont
Local Young Man in Dental Corps Joins Army
Lawrones Glasa son of Py Glug a dental merchant has joined the United States Army dental corps after graduating from Northwestern University Dental School in Manston. He is well known in the city and is linked with local schools and youth activities. In other items a tour of the midwest to teach farming marketing methods is noted with officials arranging meetings and conferences.
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Lawrones Glasa
Py Glug
Dontal Corps
United States Army
Dental School
Northwestern University
Manston
Glads
Muxcating
Chicago Council Defends Liquor Sale Ban Amid War Weather
A Chicago council of defence met to oppose liquor sales to sailors and military personnel, urging prosecutors to crack down and asking mayor to revoke licenses. The meeting followed wartime and weather disruptions impacting local commerce and naval provisioning.
Trio of wives being sought in Clark case
Los Angeles dispatch reports a Justice Department probe into John W. Clark, former Dundee schools superintendent, tied to multiple wives. Clark was arrested ten days ago and held in Jackson Mississippi. Evidence includes letters from Clark's alleged spouses in Gulfport and New Orleans, with one wife later claimed killed. investigators pursue a complex, hidden marriage scheme across several states.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Department of Justice
John WY. Clark
Dundee
Clarke
Clark
Jackson
Misa
Coraline Brower
New Orleans
Ama
Guifport
Mias
Murtrlad
Lo Clark
Mualcoros
Katherine Hy Clark
Cleenga
Jinny Clark
Torres Maute
Ind
Gulfport
U S Tanker Battles A Bout Two Hours
Washington reports a U S tanker fought a two hour engagement with a submarine. The crew endured shell and wall damage before four sailors perished and four survivors were rescued by a rescue craft. The navy department awaits fuller details.
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U. S
Washington, D.C
Navy Department
Trst
Shilo
Walla
Hult
Society Out Or Town Coullewey At Methodist Parsonage
The Methodist Episcopal church hosted a simple wedding at noon uniting Mia Wdun Roy of Washington Iowa and iMarry Parks of Kansas City Missouri in the presence of relatives and friends. The ceremony was officiated by Rev S Smith with J.J. Legler assisting, after which the couple departed on the 2650 train for Kansas City to start their new life together.
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Cere Amony
Mia
Wdun Roy
Washington
Iowa
iMarry
Parks
Kanana City
Th. S. Smith
J.J. Legler
Greotoy
Woenowr
Colorado
Walla
Clatience Mullis
Great Baptist Church
Basia May Waller
Stward Ylobaga
Open Millia
Whilaunt Riley Millis
Davanport
Tha Roy
W. Gravea
Cranklin
Muscating
Wadding
Sadora Mills
Davenport
Memorial Service For Woman's Relief Corps Held Tomorrow
Memorial services for the deceased members of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held at Munecates Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock. Each member is requested to bring 10 floral sprays. Relatives and friends of the Relief Corps are invited.
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Woman's Rellet Corps
Munecates Hall
Reller Corps
Kern To Attend State Meeting
Commander Harry Kern of the local United Spanish War Veterans plans to leave Wednesday evening for Des Moines to attend the eleventh annual date encampment, with Major Frank B. Lyman as committee chairman. Delegates, entertainment, and patriotism guide the gathering, including auxiliary and associated orders.
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Harry Kern
United Spanish War Veterans
Des Moines
Kern
Frank &. Lyman
Piutek Wat
Witte
T Ja
Hare
Ladies’ Auxiliary
U.S
Order of the Serpent
Ifty
Army of the
Prippinak
Home Festival to Aid Orphans Holiday Event
A festival hosted by the Orphans and Old Peoples Home, led by Rev H Rothamund, gathers tomorrow with speakers Rev G Mack, Rev YH Poelsch, Rev T Drexel, Rev John Haafher, and others. Music by the church choir. children sing, with guest conveyance arranged to and from the home. Proceeds fund the home’s needs and return transport to the city.
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H. Rothamund
G. Mack
Aghlon
Poelsch
Defiance
Ohlo
T. 4
Drexel
Ata
Harn
John Haafher
Muse Mmne
Relnomund
Doden
Gormag Tartherat Cchurch
Frankiinatroot
Horghey
Arrests, Fines, and Vehicle Seizures Reported in County
A county attorney and sheriff with deputies, including a deputy agent, collected fines totaling 800 and destroyed nearly 3000 dollars in auto parts seized from Calyou and Mdm. Twenty automobiles were halted using shotguns as a court convened for the gunfire incident, with a justice of the peace presiding over a court where each case yielded guilty findings.
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Calyou
Mdm
Sone Oru
Pauce
Eleven ships are safe at Rotterdam
The American commission for roling in Bolktum nn nounced today Lbit nines June TI aovon of thair ships, carrying an aggregate of 66 000 tons of food Htuffa, tueve arrived at Rotterdam wad. it Ia expected an equal number wit roueh that part in the next two weeks. The rest of the text notes births of Ron and Elmer Gochanour with local address details.
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London
Bolktum
Rotterdam
Cure for Hattie Selke’s Rash With Cuticura Products
A Chicago woman describes a severe skin rash spreading from hands to shoulders and face. She credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for relief after using two boxes and four cakes, and she seeks free samples. The notice promotes Cuticura products by mail from Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept. RK
Boston
Red Cross urged to fund war effort with total support
John B. Miller, chairman of a Western Red Cross War Council committee, appeals for fifteen million dollars of the ninety million asked by the Ration for civil and military needs. He warns that Red Cross support is essential to win the war and urges immediate, wholehearted contributions from local citizens.
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John B. Miller
National
Red Croax War Council
Nus
Miller
Thornara Val Branchou
Army
Wnd Navy
Munitions Department
Food Cortrat
Uha
Liberty Bonds
Red Crona
Red Cross
United States
Rey Gross
Red Cross Campaign Plans for County Week
The campaign to raise funds for the American Red Cross in Waxatine County follows the plan outlined at a recent Red Cross week event. Ten captains will lead teams chosen to collect money during the coming work and coordinate their community drives.
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American Red Cross
Waxatine
Beau
Priority Shipping Bill Advances in Senate War Aid Effort
The administration pushes a priority shipping bill to prevent interruptions in interstate commerce and authorize the president to direct essential wartime shipments. The measure passes the Senate and moves to the House for further action.
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Cariociiiend
Wishington, & C
Jgyo i
Aonitea
Aires
Ossentia
Sisters of convent to La Crosse for retreat
The Ss Joseph Convent Superior and sisters depart for La Crosse Wisconsin for a home visit and retreat at the Mother House with return date undecided. Principal cast rehearsal announced for 2 PM tomorrow at the armory features Leslie Moser Henry Lahteman William Naher Raymond Bloom Matt Van Tryflo Chirelx Satlabury Walter Mohnson and Howard Argyle.
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Ss. Joseph
la Crowe
Wis
Mother House
Edin
Bol
Afinsteen
Battery & Minatred
Armory
Leslie Moser
Henry Lahteman
William Naher
Raymond Bloom
Matt van Tryflo
Chirelx Satlabury
Walter Mohnson
Howard Argyle
Stage of the River Foretold Weather and Shipping Notes
Weather bureau registrations from Marentine to St Panan list stages for Rt. Paul Sab 05 Red Wink and others with forecasts of gradual changes. Atlantic port updates note a German U boat attack near Brext May 03, and ships that fired without confirmed hits. Washington reports Congressmen honored as merchantmen are taken over by the United States as ships under construction.
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Marentine
St Panan
Weather Bureau
Rt. Paul
Landioc
Duinique
Clinton
Marmatine
Atlantic
Brext
Franco
Washington, D. C
United States
New Vendela
Membdara
Congress
Thid
Explosion at Ashton-Under-Lyne factory tolls 4 dead
Official report cites 4 killed and 120 injured in a catastrophic blast at a munitions factory in Ashton-Under-Lyne. Casualty figures released as inquiries begin into the cause and safety lapses at the plant.
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Baa
London
Ashton-Under-Lyne
Aviator Tom Baendlat Dead After Streetcar Fall
Tom Baendlat a pioneer aviator and head of the Bandist Aeroplane company died at 37 from injuries after falling three feet from a streetcar running board at Sandusky. His body was moved to Ironton Missouri for burial. He helped pioneer hydroplane lights over the river and performed aerial displays years ago.
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Tom Baendlat
Hera
Dixi Thurwiny
Sandusky
Ironton
Horda
Howl
Bandist Aeroplana Company
River flood damages Wapello land farmlands
The Iowa River flood severely impacts Wapello area damaging lowlands north of Ergan road. High water covers the Highhack road and portions of Grand View road. Expectation of rising water and eight inch rainfall reported, with two foot rise anticipated soon.
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Journal'x
Harvie Watello
Jona Tee Reek
Wapullo
Iowa River
Cars Return to Second Street Service After Sewer Delay
After weeks of no service on Second street in the Burl Nery district due to sewer construction, cars resume operation at noon. The rerouted schedule restores lines to Park Place Mulberry Avenue and East Hilgate with traffic on Second Street both ways, while routes toward Third Street resume. South End cars will turn around at Laurel Busing as Second Street west of Jones Avenue clears, and Clockedod is noted.
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Second Street
Burl Nery
Park Place
Mulberry Avenua
East Hilgolaxe
Koing
Haat WN
South End
Laurel
Jows Avenue
Propose Raise in Lodge Rates at Des Moines Conclave
Des Moines June 16 The American Yeomen national conclave at its mansion discussed raising lodge insurance rates. Delegates considered a uniform increase affecting all policies for members serving in war or who left, plus a special mental welfare day. A juvenile department for ages 1 to 16 was created, with policy details left to the board of directors.
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Des Moines
Lesides
Roy
Dudo
Committee On
Mission Worker to Speak Here at German Baptist Church
The Rev. G. J. Gela, a missionary arriving from Burma, will speak at German Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 00 am on Burma work. An English address titled Pioneering Among the Wild Hinales will follow tomorrow evening at the same church. A Negro, Charles Gray, was arrested for vagary and resisting arrest but released later on good behavior.
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G. J. Gela
Lovely
Burma
Germaiy
Charles Gray
S. G. Wronner
Local Hospital Operation Notes In Early Morning Post
Mrs. Tames Bryant of 610 Miler atetine underwent an appendicitis operation at Berloyue hospital early this morning, performed by Dr. J. W. Stetera. Packers team trip disrupted by medical issues, with limited local attendance and balanced concerns.
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Hundred Dollar Reward
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming cure for catarrh and a one hundred dollar reward for any con that cannot be cured. It touts long use over thirty five years and asserts blood purification and mucous membrane healing with testimonials and free samples offered by CHENEY & CO.
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Hell
Tiall
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ali Droggisw
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Council of National Defone
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Gaushtin
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Tarahny Coe
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Red Cross Fund
Xincore
Pags Priority Shipping
Sisters OF Convent
LA Crosse
Lotio
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T'Dayy
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Second
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