Local Notables and City Visitors Reported
Dr Norton offers surgery and workers compensation insurance through Mark. Mrs A D Rommelly of Lenetree was in the city yesterday on various business matters. Miss N McGwigen of 414 West Third Street spent the afternoon in town. Elsie Rank returned home at Nichols after a weekend with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Ralph Mintz of Fre onia visited the Cochran home on Poplar Street. Emma Brown recovering at the Smith home on West Third Street left for Sigourney yesterday. Mrs Ed Sullivan returned to Washington Iowa after a weekend with the Sullivan family on Mast Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rommelly
Lenetree
N. McGwigen
West Third Street
Elsie Rank
Howe
Nichols
Ralph Mintz
Freonia
GC. 1. Cochran
Poplar
Birest
Emma Brown
Smith
West ‘Third Street
Sigourney
Ed. Sullivan
Washington, la
Sullivan
Mast
Davenport Theft Haul Attributed To Parkers
Davenport police report a list of valuables stolen from a Davenport residence on May stolen foods jewelry furs and silverware. Arthur and Jore Parker are held on charges of larceny and suspected in the case as officers prepare to compare items found in their possession with Davenport notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Jore Parker
Jarceny
Davenport
Rise
Parkers
Peartiy
Illinois farmer loses good team to horse theft
A valuable horse and color colt were stolen from Dr. C. L. Girls near a city, Saturday evening. Descriptions were sent to workers at the big bridge, and the hired man on the Girls farm is missing. Ownership and land around Clark Sheafor and wife are claimed, with warnings against fishing or trespassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. C. L. Girls
Noisy City
Big Bridge
Algo Hiumered
Xotire
Sbitznogie Leke
Clark Sheafor
Tuk
Lai Silene
Spleznogle Ding Club
Governor Clark Heads Iowa Day Party to Panama Exposition
Governor George W. Clark and staff travel to San Francisco for Iowa Day at the Panama-Pacific Exposition on June 25. The party includes Major Edward E. Lucas and many Des Moines and Davenport officials, with a full afternoon program at Iowa House and evening receptions at California Building and the Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouruai
Dean Moines
George W. Clark
San Francisco
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Edward E. Lucas
Moore
Emmet Tinley
Council Bluffs
Jana Day
Clark
California
Galliornia
Columbus Junction Notices and Visits Amid June Gatherings
In Columbus Junction Iowa on June 22 miss Bessie Phipps returned home to West Branch after leaving for Mrs J W Reed. Mrs J W Albright visited from Sartingston. Ter R T Richards and daughter from Cotter visited Mulhern at Galesburg. Mag Hale from Washington DC spent a couple weeks at J J Overhall and other homes. Epworth League attendees at Mu fete include Folvad Brooks and several others. Grafton Hale returned from Cedar Falls to take a teachers exam at Wapelin. T S Meeker visited Letts Mundar and Mr and Mrs GW Riley returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Bessie Phipps
J. W. Reed
West Branch
Avening
J. W. Albrigt
Sartingston
J. Fred Huff
Ter. R. T. Richards
Cotter
Mulhern
Galesburg
M. J. Mulhern
Mag Hale
Washington
B. C
Spena
J. J. Overhall
Mac
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mu Faite
Folvad Brooks
Mirses Uila Darrow
E Bel Foster Thera
Mike Overhot
Jurtus Junction
Dinca
Mss
Allee
Alberta Manly
Agnes Alloway
Lola Garler
Rath
Marie Pratt
Magni. Cuthamp
Rev
J. Fred Stijlwesil
Columbus City
Grafton Hale
Cedar Falls
Sunda
Wapelin
T. S. Meeker
Letts
Mundar
GW. Riley
A Single Application Will Banish Objectionable Hairs
A home hair removal treatment promises quick painless and inexpensive results. Mix delatone powder with water to form a paste, cover hairs for two to three minutes, then wash off to reveal smooth hairless skin. The ad warns to use real delatone to avoid disappointment.
Local Society News From Davenport to Columbus City
A Monday evening from a week's visit at the Lawrence Lupton home at Davenport, Mrs JLT Carlisle spent time at Letts Bronday with friends. Numerous locals travel for visits, church events, and summer school plans at Cornell College and Des Moines. The Presbyterian Children's Day program and the Reformed church men’s meeting are noted along with visitors from Muscatine, Iowa City, and Columbus City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Lupton
Davenport
Jlt
Carlisle
Letis Bronday
Fr. W. Hubbarg
Des Moines
Helen Johnston
Johnston
Columbus City
Laura “Plening
Muscatine
Ray Sunny
Ray Burns
Lewis and George
Mediapolis
Tsaite Todd
Harry G. Corn
Centrelia
Afra
Evan Anwyl
Columbusity
Cormick
SS Paul
National Hardware
Jay Kempk
Pella
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church
CO. B. Lambert
Reformed Church
Isaac Stone
Bayts Bros
Borning
Blood Poisoning Claimed Life Of Mrs Clara Koehler
Mrs. Clara Koehler Hintermeister, daughter of ex mayor Conrad Koehler, died this morning from blood poisoning after a rusty nail puncture. Born August 13 1883 in Muscatine she spent her life here and married Oliver Hintermeister in June 1922. Survived by parents husband sister and one daughter. funeral Thursday at her parents home with Rev C L Young officiating at Greenwood Cemetery. Reverend Graves from Broadway left for Iowa City for a wedding yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hintermeister
Conrad Koehler
East
Ninti Street
Clara Koehler
Muscatine
Warrigee
Oliver Hintermeister
United Brethren Church
Cirojes
Conrad Keehier
George Daut, Jr
C. L. Young
Greenwood Cemetery
State seeks aid of Muscatine doctors for sanitary surveys
Dr. G H Sumner of the Iowa health board appeals to Muscatine doctors and nurses and all health workers to cooperate with state and federal authorities in nationwide sanitary surveys. The Dallas county rural survey is a test case intended to improve state health conditions through local cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
State Board of Health
G. H. Sumner
Iowa Health Board
Dallas
Iowa
Fifty Clowns From Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus
The Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus brings fifty clowns and a hundred more from Mirth Land to Muscatine for a June 40 show at 2 and 5 p.m. A street parade starts at 10 a.m. Arthur Sorell, the Here's Me clown, headlines with his world famous slogan. Berella, creator of many tricks, leads a burlesque act and insect pantomimes. Arthur Berella commands about $600 weekly plus expenses, a peak only surpassed once by Dan Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammmy
Carl Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Arethur D Boretta
Mirthland
Fertié
Muscatine
Arthur Sorell
Roreira
Boreila
Berelia
Berella
Arthur Bereira
Dan Rice
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Liniment
Mrs Florence Slife of Wabash Indiana praises Chamberlains Liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains noting prompt relief and urging others to try the product. It is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Florence Slife
Ind
Death of American writer in aeroplane attack
Investigation says the June 27 crash that killed Lt. R A Warneford and American writer Henry Beach Needham occurred because the men were not strapped to their seats. Needham was ejected and killed by the propeller. Warneford died from injuries after reaching the ground. Needham's body to be sent to the United States aboard the steamship Chicago sailing from Bordeaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assietaced
Henry Beach Needham
Tis
Warneford
Mr. Needham
United States
Chicago
Bordeaux
Arguments Start on Railroad Case in ICA Hearing
Washington June 22 dual arguments began before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the Western State Advance case involving about 149 railroads operating west of the Mississippi and east of Denver and New Mexico. A decision is not expected until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Westerntate
Mississippi River
Denver
New Mexico
Newspapers Best Mediums for Ads and Advertising Power
Joseph H Finn of Chicago told delegates at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention that today’s daily papers are a stronger advertising medium due to their national reach and news content. He cited newspaper advertising as efficient across diverse propositions, noting success stories and urging boosters of optimism to aid advertisers. He described the press as spreading confidence and warned against rumors and gloom, with multiple sessions and meetings of advertising associations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Joseph H. Finn
Associated Advertising
2Gricultural ‘Publishers’ Association
Association of Advertising Tntents
Associated Relail Advertisers
Business Press
Association of American Directory Publishers
Graphic Arts Association
Poster
Advertising l Association
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Havercamp’s Drug Store
Carl Hagenbeck
Flying
BO Clowas
Scheinet Lerhants
Norton
Oftee
Workman's Compensation
Mark
Ray
Bolly
Sanrancisco
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
the Royal Gorge
Garden of the Gods
Pikes Peak
Bath Expositions
Rocksland Scenic Circle Tour
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
America
Rock Island
Efears
Hans Schramm
Woyal Porter Cmeet
la Mossesaien Ff Pathe
Illinois Farmer
FAIR
Chief Ant
Nancy O’neil
Fos
Romanoff
Mes
Oliver Hinermeisten
Yen Vass
A. G. Graves
Broadway Stre
Ali
Fels & Co
Philadelphia
Joseph Finn
Lo Bi
Ferency
Tising Becaus
A. W. Morgan
Tone Ist
Deortiher
Towa
Thee Vey
Pirot National Bank
W.F. Bishop & Company Investment, Securities
Mabara Falls
Cherlevoix
Harler Springs
Mary's
Norte
Noth Waza
Pewaivork
Glen Haven
Learis
Manitou
Minnesot
Missouri
Illinois
Harewoin
Peteakay
Fay View
Harbor
Markiner Poe Teadington
Sannestrie
Ana Toffalo
Rosy Liehter
Lake
Tous Cockess Northern In Transportation Co. AG
Corley
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