Local Ads and Community Notices Drift Through The City
Migs Faonie Jackson of Grand view spent the day in the city and returned home by the afternoon train. Batterson Stores promotes PRET Machine coupons. Mr and Mrs Z Black of 11 West Seventh Street left for Chicago to visit their daughter Mrs Adamund Pulliam Jr.
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Adv
Migs Faonie Jackson
Grandview
Batterson Stores
Z. Black
Seventh Street
Chicago
Adamund B. Pulliam, Jr
Princess tonight and free machine contest at Batterson Stores
Advertisements note C Snyder selling Wilson buggies and ask to see them. Mrs Pantie Townsend and Leroy Benningham move about visiting friends in Wilton and Vinton. Gertude Howe travels to Chicago. Batterson Stores promotes a free machine during a sale with clues about winners. Families visit Isott avenue home of Richard Richardson.
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Wilson
C. Snyder
Pantie Townsend
Miles Avenue
Wilton
The
Princess Tonight
Adv
Misa Gertrude Howe
Woodlawn
Chicago
Batterson Stores
Ralph Smith
Keswick
Scelly
Hershey Avenue
A. J. Dietrich
Helen and
Havel
Iowa
Avanus
Lock
Edison
A-Muse-U
Mrs. Garvey Richardson
Washington
City
Richard Richardson
Isott Avenue
Sunday Dinner Advertises Wide Roast Menu
Local ad lists chickens, prime roast beef, lama, spare ribs, cheese, imported Swiss cheese, pickles, smoked sturgeon, veal and cic. C. EH Richard & Sons promotes a sale at Batterson Stores with a lottery machine drawing at 7 pm.
Judgement Entered Against Bondsmen in Saloon Case
A district court judge rules bondsmen of former saloonist Otto Seldlitz liable for a $500 fine imposed for injunctive violation. Dr A J Oliver H W Vitle and W C Healey are named, with Seldlitz facing a three month jail term upon return to Iowa. extradition not allowed here, he remains in Illinois.
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Fhondamen
Otto Seldlitz
Muscatine County
L. J. Horan
District Court
Yag
Iowa Supreme Court
A. J. Oliver
H. W.utile
W. C. Healey
Saldlitz
Rock Island
Illinois
Rebekah meeting at junction concludes convention success
Columbus Junction June 20 special report on a very successful Rebekah convention closing last night with about 175 visiting delegates. Delegations from Muscatine and Louisa counties attended, with formal sessions, a musical program, and a paper on Rebekah Work highlighted by Mrs Irene Tucker.
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Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Louisa County
Tete
I. Q. 0. P. Hall
Washington
West Liberty
Nichols
Cone
Mundo Green
Sadie Shellabarger
Ring
Cedar Rapids
Evening Session Honors Lodge Work at Nichols Convention
The Evening Session opened at seven with a fancy drill by the Nich oly lodge and the Adah lodge of West Liberty marveled at the secret work. New officers were elected for the coming year with Maude Green as President and Anna Stafford as Vice President, among others. Nichols to host the next meeting. The district convention of 2914 will be held in Nichols.
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Nicholy Lodge
Adah Lodge
West Liberty
Weat Liberty
Wichels
Maude Green
Columbus Junction
Lena Bretz
Colzmug Junction
Amelia Rathe
Loraine Ash
Nichole
Fannie Stanton
Nichols
Wholesale prices of commodities rise in year
Washington June 20 The U S Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that wholesale prices in the United States last year rose to the highest level in 11 years. Major gains occurred in farm products food and fuel and lighting metals and implements with fuel and lighting up 9 4 percent and crude petroleum up 21 2 percent.
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Washington, D. C
U. S
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Norway Approves Contract Between U S and Norway
Christiania June 7 20 The committee of the Norwegian parliament today unanimously received a proposed service agreement between the United States and Norway to be established including trade and transportation provisions.
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0.S. Andorway
Christiania
Norway
Wireless link proposed between Norway and America
Approval of a contract between Marconi Company and the late Norwegian government provides for a wireless service linking Norway and America if modifications are secured. The Norwegian government would spend 560000 dollars to erect a station at Stavenger connected to a Boston station.
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Eee
Marconi Company
Goverenne
Norway
America
Stavenger
Boston
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William Eberhart
California
Wisconsin
el Ot Rae
Siegel Bros
Cedar St
Ble’s Jewelry Store
John A. Robbins
Mark
Son
Leroy Benningham
Philips Street
Vinton
Batterson
Seldlitz
Rebekah
Ruthenberg Clothing CO
East Second Street
Ryan Dry Goods Co
H. F. Barnard
East Second St
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