Muscatine Young Men Given Posts
Three Muscatine graduates from the University of Iowa College of Engineering received positions with major firms. J W Hopkinson, John Jans, and Paul Jans secured roles with Keokuk Dam, Maravia Steel Construction, and other Chicago area companies, reflecting strong demand for engineers from Iowa.
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Muscatine
J. W. Hopkingon
John Jans
Paul Jans
University of Towhat
Iowa City
Mopkinson
Kkeokule Dam
Paul Jang
Joan Jiena
Maravia Steel Construction Company
Cuicago
O Town
United States
Larks
University of Iowa College of Applied Holanca
Posta
Fred H. Bates
New Sharon
Rolls Plaine C
Mf & St. P. Railway Co
Paul Dvoreky
Town City—Chicago Telephone Co
Chicago
K. P. Ghore
Calcutta
Tadia—Calcutta Engineering Co
J. W. Hopkinson
Nmuseatine
Keokuk Dum
John Tan
Museatine
Noraya Teteel Construction Co
Mugentine
Keokuk Damn
J. W. Meftune
Town Guy
W. D.lovell Contractio Co
Minneapolis
A. R. McKean
Chariton
Black- Shawl Construction Co
Waterloo
Jingly
G. Miller
Gretton
Q. TR. KR. Co
Burlington
Repass
Dexter
W. D. Lovell Contracting Co
Minnapolis
Hal Short
Jows Gky
Cary Wert& Powar Co
Gary
Ind
Tear D. Garcio
Cedar Rapids
Galcane & Bastern Fitness Railway ‘Co
Taft Force Rally Flops in Local News Briefs
Local items mention a failed Taft force rally and a string of social notices. Birth announced for a son Monday at Est Ardon. Edith Magoon visiting in Lowe City. Willaveth Judson travels to Okoboll for weeks. G M Titus heads to Chicago for Republican convention. window displays at Woolworths store. Mrs Martha Chapman to Arden for a country visit. Alnutt leaves for Sedlestar Springs for estate interests. Frances McDougall visiting Monmouth College friend in Monmouth, IL. Leola Leo and Mrs Dunker return home from weekend guests. Helen Merriman and Edwin Hornsman visiting J F Stevenson in Racine, WI.
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Martha Chapman
Wout Sncend Street
Arden
Abe
Harmon
John Chapman
B.S. Alnutt
West Firth Street
Thas
Xeolstor Springs
Mise Frances McDougall
Chariton
Hae
Monmouth College
Monamouth
Mina Leoln Leo
Fifth Street
T. BR. Dunker
Milton
Henry Duncker
Elm Street
Mra
Coorgd Lang
West ‘Third Altece
W. Merriman
Helen
Edwin Morshman
Racing
Wis
Rave
City
J. FE Stevenson
Weert Firth Street
Muscatine Musicians Headed to Grinnell Convention
Silas Robetts Warener of Muscatine sails to Grinnell for the annual Iowa State Mother Teachers convention opening today. Miss Wagner to perform a difficult aria from Wagner. Margaret Gertrude Tange unable to take part. Professor Starr plans an organ solo Mondelvaohn’s Prelude in C minor. Court of Honor meets Wednesday at Woodmen Hall. refreshments after. Milas Enjca Stineman hosted Pi Kappa at Sask Seventh Street Monday.
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Grinnest
Silas Robetts Warener
Thin City
Muscatine
Hernart Eliza Starry Lee Mitta
Grinnell
Professor Starr
Mondelvaohn
Milas Enjca Stineman
Pi Kappa Club
Sask Seventh Street
Past week splendid for crops says Chappel report
George M. Chappel, section director, reports generally normal temperatures with slightly above average sunshine. Frequent showers varied from one inch to 4.44 inches in southern Tagine and Calhoun counties. Heavy rain and wind caused damage to product and fields while crops advance. Corn and hay show improvement. potatoes and fruits like strawberries, cherries, and plums indicate good yields. pasture and land moisture steady.
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Jourge M. Chapnel
Joe
Tia
Tagine
Calhoun County
Fame
Halh
Relde
Oropa
All Bros Hive
Grand Progress
Catéla
George M. Chappel
Steamer Quincy Delayed By Heavy River Traffic
The steamer Quincy, due to arrive around Arno o'clock this afternoon, is 38 hours behind schedule after a heavy river traffic delay. Freight handling and disembarking bottlenecks caused the setback along the up river route, with further delays noted on the down river trip. The vessel, operating between St Louis and St Pan, is returning on its first round trip for the season, with prospects of quicker service if conditions improve.
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St. Tonis
St. Pan
Verbal Conflict Delays Convention Session in Peoria
In Peoria VI on June 18 a dispute between Frank Crandall of St Louis, chair of the national railway committee, and R.A. Braves of Georgia, a Travellers Protective Association director, delayed the session to 2 pm. After two hours of exchanges the board expunged the contentious remarks from the minutes, leaving the record unchanged. Further action was anticipated.
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Peoria
Frank ¥. Crandall
St. Louis
National Railway Committee
R.A. Braves
Travellers’ Protective Association
Aler
Broylés
Mr. Crandall
Trig
Interest grows quietly at Muscatine State Hall
The notice touts a money credit program offering steady monthly growth with no noise. A dollar starts the process, inviting readers to visit on Saturday night for details and enrollment.
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Muscatine State Hall
Nolse
Special meeting of Cutle Association tonight at 7 PM
Notice for a special Cutle Association meeting to be held at Musuer Public Library tonight at 7 PM. The address details appear garbled but indicate a community gathering at the local library for association business.
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Thiers
Cutle Association
P.M. Musuer
Annual Rural Life Conference Set At Ames Iowa
Muscatine County residents will attend the second annual rural life conference at Iowa State College in Ames from June 24 to 29. The event, tied to the college summer school of agriculture and home economics, aims to train leaders for rural improvement across religious, educational, economic, and social facets with practical sessions for ministers teachers and community leaders.
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Muscatine County
Awes Hy
Iowa
Jngicnly
Ypinders
Ife
Charles F. Curtiss
Towa State College
C. 8. Lyles
Logan
Rocal
Fifa
Amberles
Mura Pancers Rey
McNett
Hach Novaing
Neriewlhare
Youth Charged With Cutting Signal Wire
A 16 year old youth, Harold Benham, faces juvenile court for wilfully destroying railroad property by shooting a signal wire with a bullet and stopping a passenger train. Detective Plekin coats that the act occurred on Sherman Street and involved Mrs Alsin Slate as a witness.
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Harold Benham
Mra
Alsin
Sherman Street
Duvenile
Mideota
J. Horan
Pidicatt
Secret Service Department
Rock Island
Digestit Claims Quick Relief for Acute Indigestion
An advertisement touts a Mettle tablet named Digestit as fast relief for acute indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises instant relief and a complete cure, with a sales guarantee and claims Brown's Digestic as the successful treatment for stomach disorders.
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Usd
Republican Convention in Full Swing
A chaoticRepublican convention session features Governor Fort leading debates on procedure and roster, with ex Representatives Watson and Aldrich invoked amid cheers and interruptions. Watson challenges the unorganized gathering, while Rosewater rules motions out of order and finally names Buhlow Root as temporary chairman, amid noisy contention and strong support for McGovern and Hadley.
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Fort
Watsor
Serena Payne
New York
Payne
Ohaor
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Watson
Indiana
National Committee
Rome
Rosewater
de Data
Hadley
Iniiana
Tadley
Gov
Wattson
Sala Rosewater
Bhiley Root
State of
Arethera
Madey
Nombyattong
Chytemuen
Ronewater
Buhw Root
Goshems
Wisconsin
McGovert
Tob Heders
Hiss
J. B. Wood
Kentucky
Root
William Film
Pittsburgh
McCavern
Eagles of Iowa Lodge Convention Meeting in Burlington
Members of the Iowa Eagles head to Burlington for the state convention expected to draw about eight hundred delegates. The gathering opens with an address by Frank C Norton and includes a grand parade, athletic tournament, ritual exemplification, and a closing banquet for delegates and visitors.
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Eagles
Burlington
All the Eagle
Iowa
Frank C- Norton
Parley Deliberations Amid Row Over McGovern Nomination
The convention roared as Henry Heney and supporters contested the temporary roll of delegates. Officials and speakers clashed, with Heney defending Root and McGovern while opponents invoked Abe Ruef’s penitentiary history amid a growing uproar from the floor.
Roosevelt Delegates Clash at Republican National Convention
Police prepared to prevent disorder as rival Roosevelt and Taft factions filled the convention hall. Delegates and officials moved through a tense scene with stenographers, Taft supporters, and Roosevelt loyalists amid shouting and banner displays. Kentucky senator Bradley condemned moral advise from Francis J. Honey.
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California
Roosevelt
Hirah Johnson
Eheem
Wells
Virginia
West Virginia
New Jersey
Teddy
Florida
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