Notice of Republican Judicial Convention Held Aug 4 1910 Davenport IA
A delegate convention of the Republicans of the Seventh Judicial district, comprising Canton, Scott, Jackson and Muscatine counties, is called for August 4, 1910 at 1:50 p.m. at Davenport court house to nominate four district court judges and address other business. Representation based on one delegate per county and an extra per 200 votes or fraction for B F Corrall in 1908. counties allotted delegate totals. Dated June 21, Henry Jayne, Chairman.
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Seventh Judicial District
Canton
Scott, Jackson
Muscatine
Court House
Davenport
Iowa
B. F. Corrall
Towits
Clinton County
Scott
Jackson County
Muscatine County
Republican Judicial Committee
Henry Jayne
Significance of theatrical deal reshapes independence era
The National Theater Owners association declares victory over the trusts, costing the old syndicates control of one night stands. 1,800 houses join, including Chamberlin Harrington circuit venues. Davenport’s Charles T. Kindt says the war is over and theatres will book Shubert attractions across the west.
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Trup
Muscatine
Chamberrtin-Herrington
Indapendents
Chamberlin
Bedn
Shuberts
John Cor
Shubert
Charles T. Kindt
Davenport
New York
Mr. Kindt
National Theater Owners’ Association
National Theater Owners Association
Chamberlin-Harrington-Kindtelreuft
Dietle
Funeral attendance noted in Centralia Missouri
The item lists local residents and visitors including Mrs. B Gingerich's funeral in Centralia with attendees from Kalona and Washington. Names mentioned include Geo Richard, Justin Cook, O S Brown, B F Allen, W G Snider, I W Southwick, N C Kauffman, L R Feldman, Sadle Tice, Ells Kepler, G J Petershelm, Linzie Tice, Vilna Snyder, Maggie Brewer, and Dow. Several traveled to Washington and Waterloo for Masonic and county normal events.
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Centralia
B. F. Allen
W. G. Snider
I. W. Southwick
N. C. Kauffman
L. R. Feldman
Grand Lodge
Masonic Order
Waterloo
Sadle Tice
Ells Kepler
Riverside
G. J. Petershelm
Towa City
Linzie Tice
Vilna Snyder
Maggie Brewer
Washington
Bo Mehbriley
Dow
Brotherhood Banquet at Weed Park Club House
The German Methodist church Brotherhood holds a large annual banquet at Weed Park Club House this evening. Advent invitations numbered around 179, with nearly all expected to attend. Supper by church ladies, toasts by Charles Ruthenberg and others, and music by the Brotherhood Quartet.
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Park Club
Brotherhood of the
German Methodist Church
Vanquet
Charles Ruthenberg
Lemkau
Henry Hiller
Will Ruthenberg
Brotherhood Quartette
Ordination Services and Local Church Events At Rock Island
Quite a number from this place attended the ordination services at Rock Island last Sunday, where Rev. Pearson was ordained. The “33” club meets at J. S. Hetzler’s Tuesday night and the Ladies’ Aid society gathers at the church Wednesday afternoon. Children practice Thursday and Saturday at 2 p.m. The chorus rehearses Thursday evening. The children’s day program is set for Sunday morning June 28 at 10 o’clock. Rev. Pearson came from Rock Island by automobile and will settle here permanently. Mr. and Mrs. George of Davenport and Miss Nellie Negel and Mrs. R. Brase are mentioned.
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Rock Island
Rev. Pearson
J. 5
Hetzler
Ladies’ Aid Society
Pearson
George
Davenport
Nellie Negel
R.brase
Visit of Muscatine Family Extends to Foley and Local Homes
Elen and her daughter from Muscatine visit sister Mrs Barney Miller in Foley Minn. MaeGrete spends Sunday with Cora and Nip Reeves. Joe Lochren and Davenport family stay several days with aunt Mrs D Saver. F J Fenstal guests at M F Kretschhimer residence Sunday afternoon.
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Elen
Muscatine
Barney Miller
Foley, Minn
Henry Fitchner
MaeGrete
Cora
Nip Reeves
Joe Lochren
Davenport
D. Saver
F. J. Fenstal
M. F. Kretschimor
Arden Newsiny Notes and Social Tidings
Miss Mary Swartz returns to Muscatine after a stay at the John Lee home. Mr and Mrs Lee Summers wed in Chicago and plan a homecoming with friends in the Downer property in Arden. Robert Dean visits at Mrs Aan Byrne home. Mrs Hichelbarger visits Muscatine. Mr Lee and Mr Foaly of Nichols stay in Arden this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Fergensen and children return from Winds. Rev Hoffman and family of Letts visit the Percy family.
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Ardan
Mary Swartz
Muscatine
John Lee
Lee Summers
Chicago
Downer
Aion
Robert Dean
Aan Byrne
Hichelbarger
Lee
Foaly
Nichols
Arden
Fred Fergensen
Hoffman
Letts
Percy
Death shocks Blooming ton community in Pasadena man
Daniel Les of Pasadena California died suddenly shocking friends in Bloomington Iowa where they expected his visit. The report also notes Harry Vanatta visiting Buffalo Prairie, and several local residents and families mentioned in a string of social notes including Sunday school entertainment, rural school graduates Helen Sinnett Sadie Garnes and Willie Moser, and various visits and dinners among Muscatine and Davenport connections.
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Bloomington
Daniel Les
Pasadena
Cal
Harry Vanatta
Buffalo Prairie
C. K. Winnemore
Carl LeFever
Winnemore
Helen Sinnett
Sadie Garnes
Willie Moser
Harry Springer
New Sharon
Phebe Gilman
Lina Teen
Muscatine
Oscar
Ida Drake
Frank Gertz
Daveeport
Wiliam Rand
Walter Mittman
Muscatine Island
Will Riex
Fred Stortz
Jesse
Larry Fisburn
Iowa City
Tena Schweitzer
Martin Schweitzer
Alice Wilford
John Negus
R.anna Hoopes
Lindley Hoopes
High Prairie
Electric Bitter's Proven Remedy Promises Relief
A brief advertisement endorses Electric Bitter's as a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia and kidney troubles, urging readers to visit Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for purchase at 50 cents. The promo frames the product as an effective, low-cost solution amid general health complaints.
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Electric Bitter
Havercamp’s
Kalona notes of visitors and commencements
June 22 Kalona report lists J E Miller visiting Burlington and Miss Elsa Summers in Cedar Rapids. Mrs J K Mebaffey visited Washington, Miss Bessie Cupp attended Iowa City commencement. D E Beenel at Wellman horse sale. Margery Morrow visiting Kalona. Celia Guider and Vera Wellman at Washington normal. Vita Edmonson at Central College commencement Poila. Mrs Wm O’Lanqughlin travels to Ames. J D Gingerich and daughter Nan-1.
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Kalona
J. E. Miller
Burlington
Elsa Summers
Gedar Rapids
J. K. Mebaffey
Washington
Bessie Cupp
Iowa City
D. E. Beenel
Wellman
Margery Morrow
Kalora
Celia Guider
Vera Wellman
Vita Edmonson
Poila
Central College
Wm. O'Lanughlin
Ames
Dr. Tilden
J. D. Gingerich
Aaugater Nan
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Marquette Bldg
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Edward Lyell Fox
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