Go In the crowd Friday Roach and Musser excursion
Local notes detail Roach and Musser excursion plans and various city visits and departures. Individuals from Bartlett, Letts, Cedar Rapids, Musentine, Tarham Street, Newell Avenue, and Rock Island are mentioned alongside travel to Davenport, Joliet Island, and New York City. Notices include housing rental listings, births, and insurance ads as well as school matinee details and travel to Tampa. The mix reflects bustling small town life with names, places, and daily activities.
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Roach & Musser
Wilson
Snyder's
Milas Rosa West
Bartlett Atvent
Jock Island
Frank Frye
Letts
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Mathew ‘Westrate
Tarham Street
Urbanna
Knets
South Muscatine Brick Paving Work Begins in Southend
Brick paving started in South End as city crews prepared Green street at Hershey avenue for the new surface. Work extends to Green and Peart streets and Grayeard lined with brick edges, with several sites to be filled and graded before completion, targeted by next month. Meantime Frank Benjamin Royster of 320 Angie Street dies after long illness, age 58, survived by widow and six children, with funeral Thursday at the Quidgman Street Church.
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Green Street
Hershey Avenue
Wrick
Green and Peart
Grayeard
Brit Rand
Illnass
Lis
Frank Benjamin Royster
Angie Street
Prora County
Ill
Angle Gheent
Hao
South End
Orlando Royster
Spokane
Wash
George Royster
This City
Leroy Toyster
Rock Island
Muscatine
Musserville E Elects Delegates At Epworth Meeting
Musserville Epworth league to represent at Muscatine District Epworth league convention in Marengo Iowa. Two delegates named Miss Amy Troopes and Miss Laura James. Program features state Epworth leaders and addresses by Barnes Anderson Sherigen Gardner Glendinning Reed Pearson and others from Wellman North English Des Moines and nearby towns.
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Musserville
Epworth League
Muscatine
Marengo
South End Organizat
Amy Troopes
Laura James
PF. Barnes
Tw, Anderson
Weathulberry
W. F. Sherigen
Kansas City, MO
Pyworth League
Helen Gardner
Wellman
A. Glendinning
Alagwort
Grace Reed
Mayengo
Frank Pearson
West Liberty
Pearl Brandy
Wasington
Lois O'Brien
North English
Belle Husted
Iss Rae Dean
Jennie Todds
Alsey Hopkinson
West Chester
Mabel Hopkhinson
Des Moines
Glen Sands
Voters Debate Interurban Franchise Question
City council debates whether to submit the Davenport Muscatine interurban franchise to a public vote. A petition by residents may be presented at Thursday’s session, with aldermen split on extending street car services to Malden Lane and other city areas. The issue likely moves to a special session if action is deferred.
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Davenport Muscatine
Seuie
Tig
Sullivan
Malden Lane
Shiloh Visit Tidings and Local Notices
Shiloh Tennessee on June 28 Mr and Mrs Jacob Tettiel of Muscatine visit their son Job P B Lake attends church Sunday with aged uncle Boardman Coley ill Mrs Anna Hoskins visits cousin Mrs Amand Wallace at Muscatine Sabbath School at 10 o clock next Sunday Children’s Day program scheduled for evening service Do not copy uncertain OCR fragments.
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Shiloh Tn
Jacob ‘Tettiel
Muscatine
P. B. Lake
Boardman Colewig
Anna Hoskins
Amand Wallace
Celebrate Birthday of Grandview Woman in Joyful Gathering
Mrs J A Kemp marked her eighty first birthday with a festive lawn luncheon in Grandview Lundin where fifty two guests joined a long table for a generous dinner. Visitors Dora Warren Emfelt of Spokane and Mr and Mrs J B Reay hosted others on Grandview Avenue.
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Grandview
Southeatine
Grandview Lundin
J. A. Kemp
Dora Warren Emfelt
Spokane
Wash
J- B. Reay
Grandview Avenue
Theart Breakers
Bismarck Street
Henry Elers
Charles Springer
All Town City Hospital
Wis Brang
North Prairie Community Events and Visits Report
Six members connected with the Gill group in North Prairie. Sunday afternoon included baptisms for four children and dinner with Margaret Will and George Will at Ton Umlandt’s, followed by gharel services at Mrs. Chan’s. The Strake planned an event titled the North Prairie daily stav arg for Friday evening June 28. Mi and Mrs Barney Avillor and Charlie Smaltner and family of Myg entine were guests at Annie Miller’s Sunday. Albert Wehardt and family visited at Mr Echardt’s, Buffato, over Subway. May Collison visited Moscow parents last week. Join Tenfel bought a new automobile. A number from North Prairie attended Children’s Day at Evangelical church Sunday morning.
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Gill
North Prairia
Dured
Margaret Will
George Will
Ton Umlandt
Annie Miller
Albert Wehardt
Subway
Mr. Echardt
Buffato
May Collison
Moscow
Tenfel
North Prairie
Evangelical Church
Unclear Fragmentary Update from Mostow M.E. Area
Fragments indicate a note about Mostow M. E. attendance and Thomas Tharpe's departure for Nichola on Saturday to visit his daughter Mrs. Edward Fitusim Mons. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or full names.
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Mostow
Thomas Tharpe
Niehola
Edward Fitusim
Mons
Burlington Muscating Ball Game Rooster Day Boost Day
Hundreds of fans from Montegami java to Muscatine expected to attend the Burlington club versus Muskies game on Sunday July 7. A special train from Montevpatia to Muscatine is planned to handle expected crowds and boost attendance for the event coordinated by the Greater Muscatine committee and local business leaders.
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Mustuline Baseball Association
Burlington
Muskies
Jeonlor
Greater Mupentine
Commercial Cluss
Stermeman
Te Davidson
Montevpatia
Muscatine
Montegumi Java
Interstate Commerce probe opened on coal transport rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders an inquiry into rates and practices affecting coal transportation. Respondents include major lines tied to the coal trust. In Chicago, politician William Mannier, a noted alderman and restaurateur, is feared drowned after a boat overturn on Lake Michigan near his home.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Ior
Chicago
Jano
Manrier
Paucelan
Lake Michigan
New Diabetes Herb Claims Cure at Low Cost
A Mexico grown Diabetes herb is touted as a new treatment that quickly reduces sugar and restores weight, costing about $1 for two weeks. The ad invites readers to visit A. W. Morgan at 197 West Second Street to view proofs and receive a free diet guide.
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Siavetes
Jone
Mexico
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Thieves harass Sycamore residents on busy street
Sycamore residents report thefts on Sycamore between Third and Fourth streets over several days. Items taken include minor articles and a Jerusalem cherry plant from Mrs Moynihan’s porch. A vacant house across the street was broken into, with damage but no major losses reported.
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Sycamore Street
Ells. Moynihan
Hila Thompson
Sycamore St
Moynihane
Der
Lows Telephone Company
Charles Reesini
Les Mischief
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Wilson's Shoe Shop
Hite Buck
Zan
Suede _Satin
Dulls &Pais
Ryan Bros
Luther McBride
Gedar Rapids
Musentine
Thompson &I Thompson
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M. Platt
Bock Island
W. D. Pratt
East Seventh Street
QR. J. Glasscock
Washington
Wil
Paul Yalbel
Newell Avenue
Robert
John A. Robbins
Juneth
Mes
Wenn
Els
Ant Angs
Genevieve Vodegel
What Fifth Street
Pairport
Wm. Zimmerman
Lone ‘Free
New York City
New York
Viela Gromer
East Fourth Street
0. Hecke
Li Hatteriman
Margentina Tinsebill Ielub
St. Paw
Ind
G. W. Pain
George Pain
West Seventh Street
Maduoxotn
Tabitha Malone
Third
Tampa
Fla
Fred Tish
Roach
Musser
A. la
Madden
Garmulette
Fourth Street
Davenport
Ttey
Towy Sunnedy
Gurtrude
Clara Sauer
Diver
Col
Melcher Sauer
Holfistar
A.W. Alorgan
Jaqeinemund
South Muscatine
Southend
Frank Royster
Hershey Ave
Denise
Anglo Street
Musserville E
Amy Hoopes
Laura James Setecten
Savih Bn Organization
Ab Mual
Leone
Ainsworth
Reaseh
West
Liberty
TH. Havener
Mitetenga
A. Aluime¢rmun
Merengo
Foulard
Foulard Bik
Voile
Tanewe
Prom Montezums
Reesink
Iowa
Town Ave
John Wendinger
Home Tea Co
Sycamore
Stetson
David Bogard
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