Local News Briefs From City and Surroundings
Miss Mary Mayenholder leaves for Letts Iowa after a short city visit and shoppers are urged to inquire at Titus Loan Investment Co about homes for 1500 dollars. Snyder's offers the Wilson buggy with special 66 day sale prices. Kalona visitors Mr and Mrs A M Grady depart for China after staying with Jas Grady on Demorest avenue. Blecla Chapter 320 EB8 holds a regular meeting Monday evening with initiation for members in good standing. For Rent steam heated five room flat Red Men Building contact Thompson Thompson 306 East 2nd St 1033 J. Fred Koehler of Aberdeen arrives to visit his parents on West Seventh Street, a former city resident. Mr and Mrs T M Gobble and daughters Nellie and Cora visit Miss Sue Erb and Miss Stella Wilson on West Fourth Street while driving from Clinton to Fairfield by motor.
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Mary Mayenholder
Letts
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Wilson
Snyder’s
Frank Bowman
A. M. Grady
Kalona
Jas. Grady
Demorest Avenue
China
Blecla
Red Men
Thompson & Thompson
East 2Nd St
J. Fred Koehler
Aberdeen
Wash
John .Koehler
West Seventh Street
Mr. Koehler
T. M. Gobble
Nellie
Cora
Aflinton
Sue Erb
Stella Wilson
West Fourth Street
Clinton
Fairfield
Elisha Hanson
Baltimore
Chicago
East
Kansas
Paris
William Allen White
Washington Electric
Belvedere
National Committee
T. Ham Tewis
Col
J. Ham Tewis
Senate
Lewis
Porto Rico
J. Ham
Tom Tagpart
Parker
Splendid Program for Lawn Festival at St Marys Church
A high quality music program is planned for St Marys Lawn Festival next Tuesday evening on church premises. The Musicians Union Band will perform under director Mat Starck with a varied selections list including marches, overtures, waltzes, and a finale. The event promises a rare musical treat for festival attendees.
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St. Mary’s Church
Musicians’ Union
Mat Starck
Brothers In Arms
Wee Chambers
Seeee Conrads
Good Olay
Baltimore Wilson Spirit Captures City Convention Fever
Baltimore reporters describe a city in full convention frenzy as Wilson supporters flood hotels, halls, and offices. The Belvedere and Convention Hall bustle with subcommittees, badges, and banners while locals wear orange and black Princeton colors. The piece highlights Wilson zeal, crowd energy, and festive decor across the city.
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Convention Hall
Belvedere
Jefferson
Jackson
Baltimore Convention Hall
Mergen
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Princeton
National
New Jersey
Wilson Headwarters
Wil‘son
United States
Clarke
Washington
Harmonites
Baltimore Electric Railways
Baltimore
Maryland
First Baptist Sunday School Excursion Set for July 25
The annual excursion of the First Baptist Sunday school will be held Thursday, July 25, this year. The steamer G. W. Hill has been engaged for that date, and final arrangements for the event are being made.
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First Baptist Sunday School
G. W. Hill
Rock Island Superintendent Kennely in City with Wife
M. J. Kennely superintendent of the Missouri division of the Rock Island system visited the city yesterday with his wife. They arrived in the superintendent's private car and planned to leave later today. Mrs. Kennely is staying at the home of her brother Dr. F. E. Tyler on West Fourth Street. Titus Loan and Investment Co. 213 Iowa Ave.
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M. J. Kennely
Rock Island System
City
Missouri Division
Understanding Approaching Baldness and Herpicide Use
The article explains that baldness is not a disease and cannot be cured if hair follicles are atrophied, but when follicles are not atrophied hair loss can be checked and regrowth encouraged with regular applications of Newbro's Herpicide. It details scalp cleansing to kill dandruff germs, promotes clean scalps for hair growth, and notes product availability in 5 cent and one dollar sizes with money-back guarantees.
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Newbro
Newhro
Herpicide Co. Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Clark supporters rise in Iowa delegation push
The Clark faction grows louder as Iowa delegates arrive in the east, challenging Wilson for the nomination. Boosters promise unity after a nonviolent convention, with Pepper Jamison and Marsh among Clark backers and Baltimore lighting set to debut during Saturday events.
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Wilson
Chicago
Clark
Washington
Pepper
W. D. Jamison
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Judge Wade
Baltimore
Jamison Nq Marsh
Iowa
East
Miller
Blue Grass Scene Opens New Interurban Overhead Wire
The interurban labor camp moved from Sweetland to Blue Grass last night as workers complete the Muscatine to Pleasant Prairie overhead line. With new men added, crews advance wire from Blue Grass to Davenport today, racing to finish the stretch.
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Sweetland
Blue Grass
Muscatine
Pleasant Prairie
Davenport
Motor Cycle Fever Strikes Muscatine
Motor cycling grows in Muscatine with three agencies reporting rising sales and expanding interest. Boys form parties to nearby towns, possibly a future motor cycle club to promote the sport. Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for blood poison prevention. funeral notice for John Neipert Sr. added by Champion Hook Ladder.
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Muscatine
John Neipert
Foreman
Muscatine Seeks Bids for 1912 Concrete Sidewalks
City of Muscatine invites sealed bids by June 27 1912 7:30 p m for constructing permanent sidewalks for year ending March 15 1913. Bids must include 200 bid bond and 506 performance bond. Council may reject any bid. H Young city engineer dated June 23 1912.
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Muscatine
Iowa
City of
Towa
H. Young
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