Local Notes Highlight Social Visits And Comings And Goings
Mrs. E L Shaw travels to Iowa City for a visit. Miss Emma Jesse visits Muscatine friends. Dr H E Dice advertises at 205 E 2nd St. For Sale: complete household goods via Dr Barr at German American Bank Building. Mrs E O Dailey departs for Cedar Rapids. Slaughter’s Candy Store offers ice cream and home baked goods. Miss Lydia Rice returns from Atalissa after visiting Miss Jessie Braunworth. Mrs John Valet returns from Moscow after visiting Mrs Henry Stark. Mrs Amos Shott and Miss Rena Berry plan a summer in Boulder Colorado returning around September 1.
Local notices from Muscatine and Davenport area
Medical and personal notices list Dr A B Clapp at Hershey Building and various visitors returning home or traveling to Davenport, Denver, Toppenish Washington and other locations. Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets are advertised with money back guarantee after two thirds of a bottle. Individuals include Miss Edith Perry Mrs Stalice Wilmering Miss Lois St John Miss Gertrude McNutt Miss Mary Munroe and families Demorest Schmidt Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Quick Relief
Disgraceful conduct of liver and bowels is swiftly remedied by Dr King’s New Life Pills. Sold for 25c at Haverkamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Havercamp
Muscatine Drops Illinois Tilt As Rally Falls Short
Illinois defeated Muscatine 9 to 5 as a sixth inning rally gave Illinois the lead. Davis Led Muscatine with two-base hits while Puterbaugh hit a three-base and Roller homered. Leverich expected to start for Muscatine in Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Muscatine
Helter
Lanark
Worton
Davis
Sterling
Infants
Leverich
Henninger
Tallman
Puterbaugh
Roller
Chayka
Vinail
Heath
Heiter
Worsn
Muscatine Prepares Fleet for Burlington Regatta
Commodore Bishop leads Muscatine boats toward the Mississippi Valley Power Boat regatta at Burlington July 5 and 6. Four new launches—The Planet Jimmie June Niagara II and Little Queen—will join the crew as Muscatine plans to meet St Louis Davenport and Illinois Valley fleets en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Burlington
Muscatine Launch Club
Muscatine Power Company
the Planet
Jimmie June
Niagara II
Little Queen
Davenport
St. Louis
Peoria
Illinois Valley Yacht Club
Hennepin Canal
Corsepius
E. E. Corsepius
Fort Madison
Muscatine Motor Company
Burlington Regatta
Spray
W. F. Bishop
Carl Braun
Planet—Muscatine Motor Co
C. P. Hanley
Fred Schermer
A. W. Schwane
Minneapolis
Minn
Elk—E. L. Kemptner
Ethel
June
A. M. Lingo
Muskies Fall To Lanark In Opening Lanark Series
Whitey Warren struggled to stop Lanark as Muscatine dropped the first game of the Sterling series. Ayton shard hits and strong Lanark batting produced a 9 to 5 defeat in Muscatine’s trip, with Sterling hosting today and Wednesday and Dixon Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Dixon
Whitey
Warren
Lanark, Ill
Names of subjects and photographers listed in archive
A catalog of individuals and aliases including Pippin Eddie Lenck Alice H Dr. F R Halstead High Ball C H Sandres Alexia J E Hopkinson Jonathan W James Lewis Columbia J E McClung Gladys W H Graff Unnamed Fred Hopkinson Rube IV Ed Bowman N W Meyers Unnamed Jones Brothers O G Oscar Grossheim with no further context or events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pippin
Eddie Lenck
Alice H
F. R. Halstead
High Ball
C. H. Sandres
Alexia
J. E. Hopkinson
Jonathan W.—James Lewis
Columbia
J. E. McClung
Gladys—W. H. Graff
Fred Hopkinson
Rube IV
Ed. Bowman
N. W. Meyers
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National League Pittsburg defeated Philadelphia 5 to 3. American League New York 4 Washington 3, Boston 6 Philadelphia 4, St Louis 9 Detroit 2. Chicago Cleveland postponed by rain. Three I Davenport 2 Peoria 1 Cedar Rapids 4 Decatur 2 Rock Island 2 Bloomington 3 Dubuque 1 Springfield 0. Central Association Jacksonville 1 Kewanee 3 Quincy 4 Ottumwa 4 with ten innings darkness. No other games scheduled.
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Cedar Rapids Sea
Central Association
Pet
Hannibal
Burlington
Keokuk
Eeeee
Quincy
Jacksonville
Kewanee Seeeeeal U
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Pittsburg
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati Oreeee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston Goocne
Detroit
Boston Eee
Cleveland
Chicago Louisek Ee
Washington
Pet Rock Island
Springfield
Davenport
Peoria
Decatur
Bloomington
Dubuque
Boston
Chicago-Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Kewanee
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Praised Worldwide
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as universally approved for diarrhoeal bowels complaints. It claims remarkable success and widespread endorsement with testimonials about curing or saving lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Era and Diarrhoea Remedy Claims Cure
A brief note asserts that Era and Diarrhoea Remedy cures ailments. No further details or supporting evidence are provided.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stapie Goods
Dow
Worcester
J.E. Krranz
Opposite Journal
E. L. Shaw
Iowa City
Emma Jesse
Near Ardon
H. E. Dice
E. 2Nd St
Dr. Barr
German-American Bank Building
Braunsworth’s
E. O. Dailey
Cedar Street
Slaughter’s
Lydia Rice
Atalissa
Jessie Braunworth
East Sixth Street
John Valet
Moscow
Henry Stark
Orange Street
Amos. Sshott
Rena Berry
Boulder
Colo
G. M. Titus
Iewa
A. B. Clapp
Hershey
John A. Robbins
Edith Perry
Wilton
Harry Metzger
Culver Street
Hugh Selman
Edwin
Ray Nyemaster
Ella Wierhauser
East Eighth Street
Lois St. John
Cherry Street
Barney Kill
West
Fourth Street
Denver
Fredricka Wetzel
Lucas Street
N. Snyder
James Bolder
Ill
Edward Brown
Clinton
L. Bowen
Harry Hess
Smalley Avenue
Anna E. Magoon
Toppenish
Richard Cadle
Gertrude McNutt
West Sixth Street
Mary Munroe
West Third Street
Tipton
Hazel Whitmer
A. L. Demorest
A. F. Demorest
Newell Avenue
Herman Schmidt Jr
Herman Schmidt
West Seventh Street
Official
Lon
Woodrick
Oportworl
Detweiler
Holm
Vinall
Thompson
Grogan
Commodore Bishop
Contin
Ayrton
Sterling Today
Sunshine Shampooing Shop
J. M. Conner
Sycamore Street
Swan’s
The
Muscatine Produce Co
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