Local News Items From Cherry's and City Visitors
Rapid shop repairing at Cherry's. Visitors like Mrs. L J Malgky from Nichols and Mrs O C Buffington report city trips and afternoon trains. Titus Loan & Investment Co promotes home purchases with $1,500 offers and 3% mortgage loans. Jean Darrow returns to Letts from Oberlin Conservatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Buffington
Letts
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Ave
Wm. Fipperly
Cedar Street
Cherry’s
R. M. Rufington
Columbusa Junction
Jean Darrow
Oberlin
Ohio
Conservatory of Music
Valley visitors and picnics near Cedar Valley Ta
June 20 report from Cedar Valley notes Mr and Mrs James Askam Mr and Mrs George Askam and daughter Evelyn visited Guy Frater Homeo. Mr and Mrs Will Inghram visited IT O Dep ping home. Ray Inghram and Walter called on friends in West Liberty. An all day picnic at Resley's lake included Clark Askam Jimma Finley WIH Finley Lizzie Clark and Arthur Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
James Askam
George Askam
Evelyn
Guy Frater
Will Inghram
IT. O. Depping
Ray Inghram
Walter
West Liberty
Resley’s Lake
Clark Askam
Jimma Finley
Wih Finley
Lizzie Clark
and Alis
Arthur Finley
Taft veto may delay army maneouver camps nationwide
Washington June 20 President Tafts veto of the army appropriation bill may prevent this years maneouver camps of the Treat Jar army and the National Guard. Camps were ordered in July at Anniston Alabama Mount Gretna Pennsylvania Alexandria Louisiana and other locations with funds $1 7450 000. An effort began to urge congress to authorize the appropriation to avoid postponement while a mountain health remedy ad accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Taft
Treat Jar
National Guard
Anniston
Ala
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mount Gretna
Psa
Louisiana
Alexandria
Colorado
Washington
Iolaho
Congress
Two French Airmen Die in Midair Collision
In Douai France Captain Dubois and Lieutenant Albert Peignan both French army officers and trained airmen were killed when their biplanes collided during practice at dawn. The planes became entangled in the crash and both men perished. Peignan was killed outright while Dubois died within an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douai
France
Dubois
Albert Peignan
Lieut. Peignant
Arsenic Found in Liver in Lindloff Case
Chicago, June 20. Arsenic in large quantities was found in the liver of Arthur Lindloff, with his mother Louise Lindloff under arrest for his death. Coroner Hoffman secured an order for exhumation of William Lindloff and Alma J Lindloff for further viscera tests by Prof. Walter Haines. The mother’s arrest follows her son’s sudden death June 13. Family deaths in three years are to be investigated. all victims were insured in her favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur Lindloff
Louise Lindloff
Walter §. Haines
Corroner Hoffman
Hoffman
Honore
Wm. Lindlof
Alma J Lindloff
Police Keep Watch on Railroad Yards
Chief of Police Hoffman orders officers to closely surveil local railroad yards and arrest anyone attempting to board moving trains without a valid passage. He warns that jumping on trains is dangerous and vows strict prosecution to curb incidents in the city and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman
Ous
Rain Brings Cheer Across Iowa Bluffs Community
June 20 Iowa Bluff s notes praise a rain on June 13. local visits include Mrs. W F Marston returning home after a stay with her parents. Mason City visitor Howard Armbright at Will Kauffman. Misses Gertrude Munn and Margaret Hess guest at Jerry Klotz. many town folk visit kin and attend events. horse loss from lightning reported. Woodmen and Royal Neighbors plan July 4 celebration. multiple local social visits and dinners detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Bluffs
W. F. Marston
Ed. Freeland
Howard Armbright
Mason City
Will Kauffman
Gertrude Munn
Margaret Hess
Lone Tree
Jerry Klotz
Fred Simmons
Howard House
Perspino deodorant promises dry armpits in all conditions
A vintage advertisement touts PERSPINO a simple powder to keep arm pits dry and fresh in hot theatres and social events. It claims no more need for dress shields and offers purchase through druggists or direct from Perspo Co. with endorsements from Muscatine suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perspi
Sean
Prica
Perspo Co
Lincoln ‘Ave
Chicago
Sala
Muscatine
J. J. Haverkamp
HMW
Springer
A. G. Bextenlehner
A. W Morgan
McBride & Cope
Fears for Former Muscatine Residents in Flooded Buffalo WY
Relatives fear for Mrs L L Wietters formerly Mabel Hoffman and Mrs Dorothy Reed formerly TeStrake, long cut off after a cloud burst flooded Buffalo Wyoming. The city lacks rail access and has been isolated for weeks, with no word on the residents’ safety. A local booster touts Foley Kidney Pills via Charles Sable of Rochester NY, claiming relief from kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Wyommiing
L. L. Wietters
Mabel ‘Hoffman
Dorothy Reed
TeStrake
United States
Canon
William Hoffman
Jeffers
Charles Sable
Cool St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
Sabie
A. W. Morgan
Springdale notes big West Side visit and Chautauqua start
Springdale is abuzz with news of Darald McCann’s Grand Forks wedding and crop prospects. Local residents Ruth Lewis and Misses Belva Kennedy Edith Phelps visited Mastine and Riverside while many families hosted relatives and traveled for work in Iowa Minnesota and Illinois. The West Liberty Chautauqua opens June 24 1912 drawing many villagers with tickets already secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Tarry McCann
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Darald
Ruby Lewis
Cedar River
Belva Kennedy
Edith Phelps
Mascatine
Riverside
Ray McCann
Lian McCann
Hal
Duluth
Minn
Tow
Benton County
C. E. Mathers
Alex. Mackie
George
C. Glenn Mather
Cornell College
Edward Ellyson
Downey
Carl Todd
West Liberty
Joseph Kingsbury
Davenport
Edward K. Mather
Marguerite
Charles E
Mary Ix. Mather
D. Kimberly
Marie
Rosa Richards
Rochester
Dr. Todd
John Bear
Art Atkinson
John Minsch
Jeff
Rock Island
HH. K. Maxson
Devil's Lake
J. L. Ridenour
Ray Alderman
West Branch
Marie Bell
Mason City
John Fitzpatrick
Mather
Todd
I. J. Hamie
Chicago
Oakley Ellyson
California
Ellyson Family Travels Through Kansas and Local Market Activity
Mr and Mrs W B Ellyson are en route to Springdale via Kansas to visit relatives. Mrs Hara Mayer from near Tipton calls on friends in the village. Mrs Florence Edge of Connell Bluffs returns home after visiting relatives in the Rochester area. Farmers market hogs this week, and George Kennedy ships four carloads of cattle to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ellyson
Springdale
Kansas
Hara Mayer
Tipton
Florence Edge
Connell Bluffs
John L. Ridenour
Rochester
George Kennedy
Canada Prosperous Cars At A Premium
The Canadian railways are prosperous and car manufacturers cannot meet demand for new equipment. General Manager Leonard of the Canadian Pacific reports that firms will not take money for cars, despite a $19,000,000 authorized expenditure. Cars are delayed as shops struggle to fill orders, with U S mining manufacturers stepping in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadian Railways
Leonard
Canadian Pacific
Railway Commission
United States
Pleasant Prairie Social Roundup and Weather Gap
Pleasant Prairie notes report visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fowler and others, Sunday calls on Ella Stormer, and several local engagements. Lightning struck two of Elsie Lundy’s horses. crowds attended a Saturday dance with Dealing Orchestra. Ald Society to meet June 20 at Elta Jenkins. other visits include Mr and Mrs Watts of Tazel Dell, Fern Ess, Erwin Albee family, W. J. McElroy in Durant, Julius Welsh from Pine Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass
Saltan
Pleasant Valley
Scharff
Watts
D. C. McKee
Davenport
Bridge Ave
L. M. Ceci
Dollie
Conesville
McKee
Otto Bohnsack
Jacob Grimm
Ihtusentine
Eliza Sundy
I. R. Banks
Henry Bancks
W. Saltan
Mr. Scharif
Woodmen
Mrs. Bancks
J. C. Watts
Ellery C. Watts
Pleasant Prairie
A. L. Fowler
Owen Carpenter
Peterson
Ella Stormer
Claus Thomson
Daniel Grimm
Elsie Lundy
Orlie Baker
Muscatine
Ella Jenkins
Durant
Julius Welsh
Pine Creek
U and I 16 Tigers 4 in five inning slugfest
In a midweek game at Hershey pasture the U and I team overwhelmed the Tigers 16 to 4 in five innings. Blass and Wolliday pitched for the winners while Stebbins and Steincke took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. and I
Tigers
Hershey
Blass
Wolliday
Victors
Stebbins
Steincke
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Cherry's
Dr. Alton
Wilson's
J. P. Teeter
Laurentia Rolland
Mulberry Avenue
Nichols
W. H. Johnston
Flershey
Lows Kile
Lenore
Roy Kelley
Helen
Wilton
Ainsworth
Cherry
Jesse Foster
West Eights Street
Ww. R. Ogle
Suite
Muscatina State Bank
Ethel Gipple
B. J. Butler
East Mirth Street
Town City
Mundt
Compan Valley
Ayer
Denis Broadway
11Th St
New York City
Steamship Lines
Wanamaker's
Grand Central Depot
Theatres
ST. Denis Hotel CO
Stanwix Ball Hotel
Albany
N. x
Muscatine Produce & Ice Co
Hollister
Iowa Bluffs
City
Dr. Jeffers, Nee Hoffman
Wyoming
the Growers of India Tea
Canada
U. and
Chamberlain
Train de Luxe
el Paso
Southern Pacific
Ferguson Arent
Ss. F. Boyd
Tiv. Pass
Agt
Luellen & Schwalm
the Suitortum
W. 2Nd St
Peta AS
Georgian Bay
Mackinac Island
Lake Michigan
Green ‘Bay
Grand Haven
Muskegon
Michigan
Mundey and
Mondey
Robbing
Foot Michigan Ave
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