Local News Notes From a Sunlit Town
Ten years after the fire residents reflect on community progress and daily life. The ad pages promote photography studios the Princess theater and local shops in Mundt’s area. Several notices mention visitors from Sedalia and Allerton with plans for home visits and sales. A fireman recruitment call and upcoming entertainment at the Muse U theater are listed along with social events at the Cole country home near the interurban line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ‘A. Cole
Paul Crossing
Empress Exhausted by Festivities Near Berlin Jubilee
Berlin June 17 Augusta Victoria worn out by the 25th year celebration for her husband. She left the imperial box during last evening's opera as the wedding of her daughter followed. Crown Princess to attend the slate dinner while weather remained favorable and crowds filled streets for trades unions parade and university torchlight event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Augusta Victoria
Tha Opers
Cpsiio
Berlin University
One Cure for All Diseases? Healing Doctors Claim Unified System
The Healing Doctors of Muscatine at 308% Second Street argue one idea cures fail. true cures come from uniting all medical systems to tailor remedies per case. They critique X Rays and other one idea cures, noting their limited success and extended free treatment until July 1, 1913 to give all access to their Healing System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Second Street
Tuata
Bealing
Ady
Champions Flan To Hold Annual Picnic
The Champions Flan Hose Hook and Ladder company has arranged their annual picnic for Sunday, June 29, at Pike's Run. A special Rock Island train will transport about 290 attendees, departing at 9 a.m. and returning at 7 p.m. Committee members include P. Wmurath, Louie Kaute, William Tie eke, Bert Chaudoin, Albert Vetter, Carl Rah and William O'Keefe. A big noon picnic dinner and various sports are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiampion Miose, Hook and Ladder Company
Pike's Run
Rock Island Railroad
Adams Station
P. Wmrurath
Louie Kaute
William Tieeke
Bert Chaudoin
Albert Vetter
Carl Rah
William O'Keefe
Ced
New Barn Erected for German Lutheran Homa Trade Classes
At the annual meeting, $5,000 was voted to build a four-barn complex with a carpenter shop at the German Lutheran Homa south of town. The project raises total yearly improvements to about $10,000, aims for nearly fireproof brick construction, and enlarges student enrollment as arrivals increased to eleven children and seven adults. Board members Rev Julius Doden Rev John Reinsch Otto Conrad and My. Fahnér were re elected. Gratitude given to car donors who aided the home festival visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Rebenand
Ttig
Jata
Homa
Zolka
Julius Doden
Wilton
John Reinsch
Tama
Otto Conrad
Kalona
My. Fahnér
Wiltos
Thanita
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Clinton
Iowa
Monny
Crack Fire Department
Mark
Hogey
At Mundt
Stella Fubiman
Thaut Sevond Street
Jett Us
Linwood
W. H. Johnston
Princess
Mra
Goorse
Fifth Street
Sedalia
Talon
WL. Heineman
M.—Ady
L. Stockman
Andilusta
Mwe
James Walker
Islam
Tmuttlg Manufacturing Company
Mutt and
Jeff
Pathe
Adv
Adams
Alnaworth
Sherfry
Th. B. Geiler
Kenowee, Wash
West Third Street
Allerton
Mperor
Muscatine State Bank
Allen
Evers
Reany
Olmsted
le Roy
David Bogard
House OF Better Merchandise
Luellen
Mig
FLAN
Tm AD
Luder Ohno
Orphans’ Home
Bulding
Parn
Gremmel Pipe Store
Free Sewing Machine Co
Dimitris
Percale
Patterson Stores
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