Weather and local visits in East Buffalo Illinois
The report notes several residents in East Buffalo Illinois enjoying fine weather with cool mornings and good corn root formation. It records visits by Effie Kennedy and relatives, school closure on June 20, workers hired by Thompson Boney until harvest, and various errands including Eld Murdock shopping, farm work by Orin Whitlock, and Ernest Murdock selling his money and cart to Forrest Whitney on June 21.
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East Buffalo
Ill
Effie Kennedy
Emma Murdock
Susie Murdock
H. F. Whitney
Vincent Myers
Kimball
Louise Murdock
Reynolds
Ernest Murdock
Forrest Whitney
Nichols couple wed in noon ceremony at home
In Nichols Iowa at noon on June 19 1902 Frederick H Schmidt and Anna Lorra Walker married in a ring ceremony officiated by Rev J K Ballou Iowa City. The groom a longtime Muscatine County teacher and the bride a longtime Nichols teacher joined the Christian church and held a wedding dinner for about fifty guests with gifts and a prepared home.
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Nichols
Fredrick H. Schmidt
Anna Lorera Walker
J. K. Ballou
Iowa City
Muscatine County
Christian Church
Schmidt
Fred
Conesville
Iowa
New College Instructor Named in Grinnell
Grinnell Iowa June 25 Professor William J Rusk of the University of Chicago is named associate professor of applied mathematics at Iowa college He is a Toronto university graduate with a master of arts degree and has extensive mathematics teaching experience He will oversee all required mathematics and replace Professor Samuel J Buck who will teach theoretical mathematics at the college
Wise completes canvass for McKinley fund in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls, June 25. Hon C A Wise, appointed by Governor Cummins to raise 150 for the county, will remit 305 to the commission. Money comes from Cedar Falls Waterloo LaPorte and country points. People were eager to contribute and awaited payment details.
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Cedar Falls
C. A. Wise
McKinley Memorial Fund
Cummins
Waterloo
LaPorte
Excursionists Visit Peoria Saengerfest and City Sights
South Muscatine travelers rode cheap rail fare to Peoria Illinois for the Saengerfest carnival. They praised the union depot, Glen Oak park with its artificial lake and colonial cannon, and Central park where the carnival drew about 15 000 spectators. The city features numerous parks and landmarks including a brown stone city hall and library.
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South
Iowa Central
Peoria
Ill
Union Depot
Union
Illinois
U.S
Lilly
Glen Oak Park
United States
Morro Castle
Central Park
Saengerfest
Court House
Wheaton
U. S
Cavite
P. I
Elks
Elks fair scene and local church program noted
Local News reports a Children day program at M E church last Sunday evening. Kaisers box factory restarted after a walkout in sympathy with Chicago union. A ten hour system petition circulated among saw mill workers. Rumors warned mills may close if a strike occurs. Milwaukee locomotive No 1395 with cars and caboose viewed, signaling a railroad center growth. Henry Steahr served first night as policeman. Mrs Rink added porch and fresh paint. Rev W L Clapps Sunday theme was The Secret of National Security.
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M. E
Kaiser's
Chicago Union
Hershey Lumber
Milwaukee
Henry Steahr
Rink
W. L. Clapp
Low Summer Excursion Rates to St Paul and Minneapolis
The Iowa Central railway offers very low summer excursion tickets to St Paul Minneapolis and Minnesota resorts with return good through October 31. The Minnesota resorts promise superior fishing and healthful recreation with current low rates. Contact Iowa Central agents for details.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Iowa Central Railway
Minnesota
Iowa Central
Great N E A Meeting in Minneapolis July 7 11
The Iowa Central railway offers greatly reduced train tickets on sale July 5 6 and 7 to attend the Great N E A Meeting in Minneapolis Minnesota from July 7 to 11. Tickets are valid for return until September 1. Call local ticket agent for details.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Iowa Central Railway
Superstitions Surround King Edward in London Tales
London reports reveal that King Edward VII and courtiers discuss prophecies and omens tied to the crown and regalia. A German hermit predicted a republic and a last king who would be the best, while various crowns once faced near robbery. A portrait fell at Windsor, sparking chatter of fate. Edward VII, now above 60, faces the weight of these fears.
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London
England
Edward VII
Queen Victoria
Albert Edward
Great Britain
Victoria
Edward
Prince of Wales
Liverpool
Windsor Castle
West End
Edwards
Edward I
Scotland
Edward II
Edward III
Black Prince
Edward IV
Henry VI
Young
Edward V
Tower of London
Duke of Gloucester
Richard III
Edward VI
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Cherry St
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F. W. Root
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Mull
Muscatine
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J. M. Conner
Bend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
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J. H. Cosgrove
Sue Browning
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Second Street
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Asthalter Building
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J. W. Hahn
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Muscatine Hive
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Carrie Rankin
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E. P. Day
Rathbone Sisters
K. of P. Hall
FE. C
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M. R
Frances Rosenbaum
OO. E. S. Electa Chapter
C. E
Emma Manlove
J. A. Leyda
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Clymer A. Coldren
J. Carskaddan
W. D. Burk
Carskaddan & Burk
T. R. Fitzgerald
LAW, Loan and Collection
Hershey State Bank
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D. W. Jackson
Titus & Jackson
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E. PF. Richman
Richman & Richman
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W. Hofman
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J. W. Eells
Attorney AT Law
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Fraternal Brotherhood of the World
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Tu.rd
J. J. Webb
J. H. Connor
M. A. Barr
Swan's Jewelry Store
4Th St
F. Metcalf
M. D
Old Telephone
H. M. Dean
H. J. Dean
Cook, Musser & Co
West Third Street
D. P. Miller
West Fifth Street
Cook
Musser
State Bank and Trust Co. Banking and Exchange
Lowe Avenue
W. Francis
Henry Jayna
L. G. Burnett
Sara Hershey Eddy
Mira Hershey
Henry Jayne
First National Bank
S. G. Stein
S. M. Hughes
G. Stein
D. ¥. Jackson
J. B. Dougherty
Chas. Paga
F. P. Sawyer
M. Hughes
Muscatine Savings Bank
Chas. Page
Capital
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Davenport
Co. M. Gould
100Wa Legion OF Honor
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W. W. Millett
A. C. Hopkinson
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