First National Bank announces officers and vault rental
First National Bank lists officers S G Stein president D V Jackson vice president S M Hughes cashier with capital and surplus of 50000 each. Board includes J R Reuling Chas Page J Carskaddan F P Sawyer. Safety deposit vault boxes for rent available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
S. G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
J. R. Reuling
Chas. Page
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
Muscatine Savings Bank Adverts
Muscatine Savings Bank lists officers J Carskaddan president S G Stein vice president and Chas Page cashier with capital of 80000. Four percent interest on deposits offered. Real estate loans at low rates and favorable terms. Located in First National Bank Building. Bank hours 6 to 8 pm Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Brown
Roy C. Brown
Brown & Brown
Illinois
First National Bank
Muscatine
Iowa
Hershey State Bank
P. W. Francis
Henry Jayne
L. G. Burnett
Sara Hershey Eddy
Mira Hershey
Muscatine Savings Bank
J. Carskaddan
S. G. Stein
Chas. Page
Keota Social Notes Brighten Weekend With Visits Across Counties
Keota Iowa residents hosted relatives and traveled for family gatherings in nearby towns. Colum bus Junction visitors Lacey family spent Sunday with Clarence Webber and other relatives. Several locals visited family in Primghar Sigourney and Washington while others traveled to New Boston Illinois and Sapulpa Indian Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Lacey
Mabel
Columbus Junction
Clarence
Webber
Rich Dillon
John Streit
Minnesota
Arthur Leacox
Guy Dillon
John Randolph
Mattie Smock
C. A. Smock
Primghar
Jerome Wilcox
New Boston
Ill
Sigourney
Klein
Mae Vincent
Packwood
J. L
van Kirk
Kinross Bank
John Loftus
Daddy Warren
Leslie Ludwig
Fanny Silverwood
Sapulpa
Indian Territory
Island community notes and upcoming Children’s Day event
Fruitland Iowa reports social visits from Mrs. Galen and cousins D McGee and from Keota residents Henry Vail and son Donald. Muscatine visitors Roberta Tamisiea Bertha Breckon Ida Florence Miles John Heisiman join local households. Children’s Day program at Island church slated for Sunday June 21 with large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
Galen
D. McGee
Henry Vail
Donald
Keota
the Cross Home
Roberta Tamisiea
Bertha Breckon
Muscatine
Webster Home
Ola
Minnie Summers
Roy
J. O. Frizzell
Island Church
M. O. Stanwood
G. G. Shepherd
Hopewell
Ida
Florence Miles
John Mheisiman
John Lindsay
End of Term Programs For Two High Prairie Schools
On June 12 the Miss Nannie OBrien Mount Hope school and Miss Agnes OBriens No. 2 High Prairie school joined at No. 2 High Prairie for a last day exercises with a well attended program. After a picnic dinner the program featured recitations by Emma Riggs and the standard acts including America and Beautiful Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie
Nannie O'Brien
School of
America
Mary Chapman
Endorsement Sparks Trust in Muscatine Kidney Pills
Mr J G Brum of the B C R N railroad district endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after back pain and recurring symptoms. He claims rapid relief after using two boxes, boosting local demand. Havercamp's drug store promotes the product with this testimonial and 50 cent price. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa City
J. G. Brum
B., C. R. & N. Railroad
Dean
Havercamp's
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Fragmented OCR list of school declamations and songs
The text lists numerous titles and names from a school program or pageant including declamations dialogues songs and named participants such as Leonard Orr Little George Ralph Van Sant Anna Keifer Maggie Van Sant and Barbara Fritchie. It resembles a program roster with varied pieces like Sheridan’s Ride and Our Banana Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Orr
Little George
Ralph van Sant
Harry Careless
Kenneth Gertenbach
Anna Gertrude Riges
Chas. White
Robert E. Lee
Dog
Harry White
Clara Kelfer
Agnes Keifer
Sick Baby
Anna Keifer
Gladys Eichelberger
Melvina van Sant
Bessie Martz
Freddie Jesse
Gertrude Gertenbach
the Assessor
the Village Sewing Society
Rhea Legler
Maggie van Sant
Anna van Sant
Leora
Ella Martz
Barbara Fritchie
Mary van Sant
Letts Social Notes and Local Updates
June notices from Letts and Muscatine detail visits by Mrs. Huff and others, travelers from St. Joe and Bloomington. Local church programs at M E and U B draw crowds and donations for missions. Reports include a deep well depth, a Concord township house fire, Rock Island railroad work, and fishing at the Slough with modest yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventy- Six
Township
U. B
Cora Houck
Anita
Della Byrnes
Bloomington
Joseph McDaniel
Gertrude Fry
Muscatine High School
F. Fry
Cedar Township
J. Bennett
North Liberty
Prosper Mickey
Indiana
Chas. Wagner
P. Miller
Grandview
Letts
Carl Shearer
Wapello
Herbert McCormac
Concord Township
Rock Island
G. Shellabarger
Clover
Lettsville
Muscatine
Hog shipment and Sunday visits in North Prairie
Sinnett and Healey shipped two cars of hogs from Summit Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Place and family of Atalissa and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Long and son of Muscatine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray. A band of strolling musicians visited Sunday afternoon and drew small change from onlookers. The Children’s day is not yet set. Miss Rose Armstrong stayed with her brother Alfred then helped sister Nettie Essex. Some corn is being planted and some must be replanted on low grounds. corn stands look fine where up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Prairie
Rose Armstrong
Alfred
Nettie Essex
Louisa county normal institute session grows pleasant
Wapello Iowa June 18 the Louisa county normal institute is in session with 109 teachers in attendance. The cool weather this week makes the session one of the most pleasant in years. Superintendent Wallace is praised for securing top instructors Edward Beckley Lizzie Huches Anna Dorman and L T Hill teach history reading arithmetic civics economics physiology and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Louisa County Normal Institute
Wallace
Edward Beckley
Lizzie Huches
Anna Dorman
L. T. Hill
Institute attendees listed by town and division
A long list of attendees by town and division from the institute is provided. Names include Nellie Curran Lillian Bridgeford Miss Lizzie Hughes and numerous others across A B C divisions in Wapello Columbus Junction Columbus City Letts Toolshborough Conesville Grandview and Grandview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Curran
Lillian Bridgeford
Lizzie Hughes
Institute
Wapello
Myrtle Fisher
Eithel Heindel
Charles Downs
Leia Weiderrecht
LaVerne Hitler
Ola Ogden
Sophia Breitbach
Mollie Gunnels
Alberta Stephens
Arthur Springer
Lizzie Myerholz
Nettie Kent
Morning Sun
Dorothy Sterrett
Lulu C. Cameron
Bessie Harris
Arthur Peterson
Nellie Swan
Lulu Huffman
Ada Rock
Margaret Huffman
Maud Mellinger
Bessie Holland
Anna McColurkin
Emma Cavan
R. J. Boal
L. T. Hill
Carrie Rock
Adda Bell
Columbus Junction
Inez Weber
Ola E. Warthmana
Carrie E. Shaffer
Della Patterson
Grace Butler
Maud Jones
Blanche Jones
Blanche Johnston
Edna Berkshire
W. Henry Selmon
Vernon Overholt
Anna Woodruff
Nellie Overholt
Effie B. Kelly
Columbus City
Mary Moore
Nelfe Moore
May Lischer
Bessie Moore
Eva Jones
Slizabeth Lincoln
Amy Rowland
C. L. Thorley
Anna J. Orr
J. F. Moore
Clara Whicher
Sybil Schabilion
Eva Bretz
Letts
Addie BE. McNamer
Mintie Bloomer
K. Etta Goddard
Toolshborough
May Matthews
Mary Brock
Charles Searles
Lena Matthews
Eva Brock
Viola Sullivan
Conesville
Essie Moore
Nellie Hines
Ida E. Choon
Grandview
Clila Hunter
Kate McGrew
Myrtle Dodder
Pear Krant Elrick
Bertha Sprinkle
Irene Carr
Cows Lost to Clover Bloat. Wells–Dipple Social Notes
August Drumm reports three cows killed by clover bloat in Blue Grass Louisiana on a recent night. Miss Stella Chamberlain traveled to Fairport for a visit with former pupils. Mrs Watts made a brief call at the Leslie Wagner home. Mr and Mrs Adam Dipple hosted a brief ice service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
Drumm
Stella Chamberlain
Fairport
Watts
Leslie Wagner
Adam Dipple
Community Notes From Davenport And Blue Grass Gatherings
Social visits fill a weekend as families like Mr. and Mrs. Bohnsack and Frank Matteson share ice cream and news. Residents speak of cornfield labor with noticeable weeds, while Mr. and Mrs. Wagner host relatives in Blue Grass for Mr. Wagner’s 71st birthday. Local trades include cattle and hog movements, and Nellie Wunder returns to Davenport for eye treatment with improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bohnsack
Frank Matteson
Davenport
Leslie Wagner
Watts
O. A. Bohnsack
Montpelier
August Drumm
J. C. Watts
E. Kanack
Blue Grass
J. P. Wunder
John Saltan
C. Frank
Pleasant Prairie
Nellie Wunder
Pleasant Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad
Advertises Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as pleasant to take and easy on the stomach. Promotes sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F. Nau Company
Broadway
Chamberlain
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Iowa Avenue
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W. D. Burk
Carskaddan & Burk
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Lowa Avenue
Second Street
G. M. Titus
Titus & Jackson
Richman & Richman
Scott Richman
Jayne
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West Third Street
H. M. Dean
H. J. Dean
H. J. Deane
D. P. Miller
East Fifth Street
Frances Carney M’kean
Cedar Street
Cook, Musser & CO
State Bank and Trust Co. Banking and Exchange
Second St
Muscatine, Ia
A. M. Lingo
Lingo & Clapp
Wapelio
West Liberty
Mon
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Millersburg
The
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Frank Nau
New York City
Loyd Z. Aye
Idaho
Oregon
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Rt. C. Thiesen
Muscatine, Ta
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Freddie
Arthur Bohnsack
Dipple Home
Henry Wagner
Wagner
Cyrus Baker
Leslie Wigner
J. P Wunder
Logan
Emma Logan
Bradfield Rerutator Co
Atlanta
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Illustrated Bulletin
Max Bass
F. I. Whitney
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St. Paul
Minn
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Yellowstone Park
J. Francis
Omaha
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Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
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