Firemen Plan for Big Parade and Tournament
Firemen announce a large July mid month celebration styled as a tournament. Five neighboring towns will be invited to participate. The planning meeting at Champion hose house on Sycamore Street included delegates from Rescue, Champion, Excelsior, Champion Oak and Ladder, and Hershey Hook and Ladder. Invites go to Iowa City West Branch West Liberty Wilton Columbus Junction and Wa-.end
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champion Hose
Sycamore Street
Rescue
Dick Bitzer
Champion
Carl Tiecke
Excelsior
Otto Horstelief
George Priester
Champion Oak and Ladder
John J. Brown
Hershey Hook
George Behres
Iowa City
West Branch
West Liberty
Wilton
Columbus Junction
Chance of a Lifetime Free Trial with Dr Heaton
Dr Heaton offers a five days trial course free to all to test his new system cure for all diseases. Call before June 30 to receive free medicines services and advice from 9 am to 5 pm at 306 East Second Street Muscatine with no Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaton
Muscatine
Eaton
Palmistry Explained How the Hand Reveals Temperament
An extended discussion of palmistry covers its origins belief in stars and physiology, and how hand shape lines and mounts reflect character ambition and fortune. It explains mounts Jupiter Saturn Apollo Mercury Venus Mars and Moon and how lines indicate luck love or misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jupiter
Saturn
Appollo
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Moon
Muscatine Epworth Leaguers Plan for Denver Trip
Muscatine church members arranged a July trip to the Epworth League convention in Denver. Rev. J W Potter and Rev N Pace head the Muscatine party with Miss May Patten, Mrs J A Will and daughter Elsie Will, Mrs Anna Jepson, Bessie Robertson, William Pantell, Arthur Demorest, and W D Peck among others. Cars from Iowa towns will form three sections leaving Omaha July 3 to reach Denver for the convention. George S Huffman oversees Des Moines arrangements with statewide leadership, as rival states vie for the largest delegation and a silken banner prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Denver
J. W. Potter
First Methodist Church
Muscatine
N. Pace
Lone Tree
May Patten
J. A. Will
Elsie Will
Anna Jepson
Bessie Robertson
William Pantell
Arthur Demorest
W. D. Peck
Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
Des Moines
Davenport
Indianola
Nevada
Grinnell
Illinois Central
Great Western
Iowa Roads
Dubuque
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Cherokee
Oelwein
Keokuk
Oskaloosa
Cedar Rapids
Decorah
Epworth League
George S. Huffman
Illinois
Kansas
Memorial Day Parade and City Events Planned
Pello and Washington will attend the parade with firemen from the city and visiting companies. Gifts will honor best appearing units and largest contingents as the procession forms on Iowa Avenue and follows its route. Afterward the council will inspect houses and Mayor McNutt and others speak. Memorial Day services set for Sunday with addresses at St Mary's and Greenwood cemeteries by Attorneys Stapleton and Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pello
Washington
Iowa Avenue
R. S. McNutt
Railway Park
E. M. Warner
M. W. Stapleton
City Hall
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Stapleton
Greenwood Cemetery
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
In the American League Chicago tied Boston 1 apiece in a 19 inning rain delay. Philadelphia shut out Cleveland 2 0 in six innings. Washington beat St Louis 3 1 in eight innings due to rain. The National League saw Philadelphia 4 Boston 9 and New York beat Cincinnati 1 0 as St Louis won 2 0 over Pittsburgh Brooklyn had no game due to rain. Other league results include Davenport Denver 3 Bloomington 2 and Cedar Rapids 2 Peoria 1 in 12 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Ssa Sone Ee
Keokuk
Waterloo Ee Ee Ewer
E Eee
Ottumwa
Boone Eee Wenn
Ee Eee Ewe
Oskaloosa
Burlington
Cleveland
És ‘Saereee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
H&g
Boston
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Iin
Secavicsssee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Bt. Lous
Weussere Che
Brooklyn Western League
Des Moines
Ig A
Denver Rrr
Sioux City
Sewer
Omaha
Senece Senses
Colorado Springs
Eee
Ara’ St. Josep
Kree
L Pd
Rock Island
Eee Eens
Dubuque
Eamenys
Bo Euwee
Springfield Renee
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Decatur
Soriantate
Datmena
Springfield
A Champion Healer Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad
The advertisement announces Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a top healing remedy for cuts burns sores and ulcers. It lists piles and other ailments with a price of 25 cents and credits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Havercamp
Indictment for Fetzer Considered by Chicago Grand Jury
Barney Cohen president of the State Federation of Labor asked yesterday for an indictment for criminal libel against John C. Fetzer former Union Traction manager and board of education member. Cohen alleges Fetzer backed a report claiming a $5 000 bribe to avert a strike at McCormick works in 1893. The jury will review the McCormick plant books. Fetzer denies knowing Cohen or any Harvester official. Fetzer is a former Iowan with ties to Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Barney Cohen
State Federation of Labor
Grand Jury
John C. Fetzer
Union Traction Company
Board of Education
Cohen
Fetzer
McCormick Works
International Harvester Company
McCormick
Harvester Company
Iown
Ottumwa
Bids Sought for Peoria District Lump Coal Cars
Bids will be received at the county auditor's office until noon July 1 1905 for furnishing 10 cars more or less of Peoria District lump coal for county use. Coal to be delivered F O B cars at Muscatine. A S Lawrence County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Auditor
Peoria
Muscatine
A. S. Lawrence
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Bros
Anson
Paul Steinmetz
Frank Anson
Butz’s Fair
E. V. Heaton, A. M
M. D
Dr. Heaton
East Second Street
Fifiedpenjanine Makers
Muscatine Epworth
Sports
St. Joseph
St. Joe
Iowa League
Boone
H. F. Barnard Co., Jewelers
Sagamore
Neidig’s Book Store
B. E. Lilly’s
Mira Hershey Lumber Co
Texas
Florida
C. C. D. Grocery
East Hill
Chas, H. Gobble, Agt
Richman & Richman
Muscatine Lumber and Box Co
White Oxfords
Leysen's Shoe Store
Hirt & Fesler
G. M. Titus
Iewa Ave
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