Church Socials In Musserville Highlight Community Life
The Ladies Aid of Musserville church hosted a successful lawn social with strong turnout and funds for the group. The Pastime Reading Circle held a well attended social on Green street netting a neat sum. A two year old boy, Floyd Vanatta, drank gasoline and survived after medical care. Reports of indecent nighttime language from local youths prompted complaints. Nearby improvements include a new Roach and Musser Sash and Door factory building nearing completion with an overhead connecting bridge. Local notes mention residents and visitors, plus a police case of unsafe language and several sickness updates.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Musserville Church
Carrie Stineman
Adda Nagle
Edith Leitzsinger
Maud Settlemire
J. Webster
Dave Foster
John Kendig
Will Randleman
William Cooper
Fred Hoopes
D. Stineman
J. Hoopes
G. McCleary
W. Johnson
L. J. Howard
W. Stark
C. Kendig
Floyd
Vanatta
R. C. Vanatta
Green Street
Mr. B. Falham
Roach and Musser Sash and Door
Musserville
Liberty Zimmerman
Wellman
Joe Webster
Wisconsin Street
Epworth League
Kaiser Mill
Joe
Will Montgomery
Grant Street
Davenport
Mrs. Biddle
Washington
Cockron
Edward Eberling
Herbery Avenue
Silk and Mohair Shirts Arrive at Hine Bros
Silk and mohair shirts arrive at Hine Brothers with a fine line of summer neckwear. The new stock highlights lightweight fabrics ideal for warm weather and stylish, comfortable options for consumers.
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Hine Bros
City Carnival Guests and LocalResidents Head to Davenport
A steady stream of residents including A C Bowie Geo Schierman and many others board the Firefly and trains to Davenport for the city carnival. Rev Parvin and families also visit while Shriners gather for meetings and visitors travel to Wilton Tipton and Chicago.
Traveling man Sidney Spence Taken Ill in Beatrice
Sidney Spence, a Beatrice Neb traveling man, grew seriously ill at the Commercial Hotel last night. Dr G A Heidel was called and performed an abscess operation. He is reported doing as well as could be expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Spence
Nebraska
Beatrice
Neb
G. A. Heidel
Emperor reports American ships in high efficient condition
The emperor sent a message to President Roosevelt stating he found the American fleets in an exceptionally high and efficient state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Henry Metzger Sr Nearing Death In Moline Sanitarium
Henry Metzger Sr longtime Muscatine resident lies at Tri-Cities Sanitarium in Moline in critical condition after surgery. For two days he showed some improvement but has since declined with doctors giving little hope. Mrs. Metzger and daughter Caroline at bedside. son Henry returned from Moline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Metzger, Sr
Muscatine
Tri-Cities
Moline
Metzger
Range of Prices on the New York Stock Exchange Close
New York June 25. The ranges in prices for leading stocks and securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange at the close of business today are reported. The update covers shifts in share values across major industry groups and notes notable movers in the final quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Weather forecast hints mixed spring wheat conditions
Unfavorable conditions persist for northwest spring wheat with rain scarce in spring states except Rapid City and Huron while Kansas Oklahoma see rains. Corn outlook modestly improved, oats improving, and wheat harvest yields disappointing overall with daily clearances listed for grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Oklahoma
Rapid City
Huron
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio Valley
Mississippi River
Power Of Control Colgrove Urges School Ideals
Prof C P Colgrove of Cedar Falls spoke to the county teachers institute on school management. He urged cultivation of observation, reading pupils, reading minds, and developing each pupil along aptitudes with a fixed purpose and strong will. He stressed high ideals and a school atmosphere guided by the teacher. He advocated practical teaching methods and use of storytelling and Slackboard drawing to plan individual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Colgrove
Cedar Falls
County Teachers’ Institute
Government of Schools
Marriage Notices Meet at Canaar and Schupkle
Last night at 8 o'clock at 1117 East Eighth street Rev. W L Clapp united Miss Mary E Canaar and William F Schupkle in marriage. Emma Lesman was bridesmaid and Herman Moore attended the groom. The bride wore mouslin desoe gown and carried roses as Wedding March by Wilbur Stein and William Tiecke played. Fifty guests attended a wedding supper and gifts were exchanged. In the same notice Rev W J Beatty married Miss Caroline Wagner of North English to Elisha Hurt of Mt Vernon IL at 601 Sycamore street. They will visit North English then Mt Vernon where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Canaar
East Eighth Street
W. L. Clapp
Mary E. Canaar
William F. Schupkle
Muscatine
Emma Lesman
Herman Moore
Wilbur Stein
William Tiecke
Caroline Wagner
North English
Elisha Hurt
Mt. Varnon
Ill
W. J. Beatty
United Brethren Church
Wm. Schaefer
Sycamore Street
Mt. Vernon
Remains of J. T. Jean Reach Conesville for Funeral
The body of J. T. Jean was transported to Conesville after passing through Columbus Junction with his wife and four children. Relatives met the party in Burlington and accompanied them home. Funeral is planned for Friday at the Reformed Church in Conesville with Rev. Baumegarter officiating. The community expresses sorrow and sympathy for the family. Mrs. R. J. Deihl and children depart for La Belle Missouri for a month visit with Mrs. Deihl’s parents.
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Columbus Junction
J. T. Jean
Conesville
J. W. McKee
Jean
Leander McKee
W. S. McKee
Tipton
Burlington
Eformed
Baumegarter
R. J. Deihl
la Belle
Deihl
Schlunz
New Brick Block Planned on Second Street
S G Stein to erect a brick building on Second Street east of the Vail frame structure. Architects Kemp and Jefferson to prepare plans and specifications. The 30 by 70 foot two story block will house a department store on the first floor and residences above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Stein
Second Street
Kemp and Jefferson
Second Cofee
Vail
Muscatine College Commencement Moved to Opera House
The Muscatine business college commencements will be held in the opera house Friday evening, June 26, instead of at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Muscatine Business College
Business College
Iowa Falls Reports Several House Burglaries
A series of house burglaries is reported in Iowa Falls. The news notes crime activity in the town while farmers increasingly operate farms themselves, with sixty five percent of Iowa farms owned and managed by their owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Iowa
C N W Plans Four Stall Round House at Lakonta
The C. and N. W. announces a four stall round house to be built at Lakonta, signaling expansion in its rail maintenance facilities. The project details include construction of new bays and related infrastructure to support ongoing operations.
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The
Lakonta
Yale varsity crew defeats Harvard in close race at Gales Ferry
Yale varsity boat squad wins the afternoon race against Harvard with a three-length margin after a tight contest. Harvard led early and at several checkpoints before Yale surged ahead after the three and a half mile mark to claim victory in front of a large crowd. The Yale freshmen eight and Yale varsity four also beat their Harvard counterparts.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
Yale
Harvard
British Official Reports Manchuria Deal With Russia
In the commons the foreign secretary said Pekin informed by the Chinese government that negotiations with Russia are underway to preserve Manchuria for China without surrendering sovereign rights. The treaty rights of other powers will be respected.
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London
Pekin
Russia
Manchuria
China
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Ladies Aid Society of
Cial
Little Floyd Vanatta Takes
Eberling
J. G. Kuebler
Hershey Avenue
Millie Adams
Edward Vanatta
New Hampshire Street
McCormick and Standard
Fred Giesler
Opera Hous
Phinney’s
Splendid Park
Iowa State Band
Des Moines
Phinney
H. T. Fiske
Citizens’ Railway Park
United States
A. C. Bowie
Geo. Schierman
Nichols
Will Dillaway
West Liberty
Sarah Hawley
F. H. Shinn
Fred Leu, Jr
Iowa Avenue
Albert Brazel
Mason Whittaker
East Sixth Street
A. Riddle
M. T. Ames
Wilton
Grace Shepard
Bell Girlcrest
G. M. Titus
West Second Street
Edward Morrow
Little Son
East Hill
Rev. Parvin
First Presbyterian Church
Morning Sun
H. T. McClean
Dale
Cecer Street
Summit
George
Wilson Giesenhaus
City
W. C. A. Busch
Hilda
John Story
Robert Lee
Tom Cherry
Fred Block
L. Johnson
Chas. Schner
Shriners
Jessie Cover
Edna Higgins
Keswick
Lee Richards
Riverview Addition
Richards
William Shibley
Lone Tree
Grace Shibley
George Meier
Chicago
Little Miss Mitchell
Mystic Shriners
Barney Schmidt
Chas
Richard Fox
Dr. H. M. Dean
J. Risley Reuling
G. A. Riemcke
Atchison
Mo. Pac
UN. Pac
Erie
Penna
St. Paul
U. S. Steel
Manhattan
Liverpool
South Dakota
Montana
Toben, Malone & Company
Institute
Additional Society
Attorneys AT Law
Louise Eversmeyer
W. F. Brannan
J. Fisch & Sons
Clymer A. Coldren
Coldren
J. Carskadden
D. Burt
Carskaddan & Burr
T. R. Fitzgerald
Hershey State Bank
Titus & Jackson
Richman & Richman
Scott Richman
J. F. Richman
Jayne
P. Ingham
Attorney AT Law
E. 24 Street
Thos. Brown
Roy C. Brown
Brown & Brown
Frances Carney M’kean
Cedar Street
Old Eli
ISTER
Adam
Eve
Garden of Eden
Cotter
Jas, Cotter
West Second St
Just
W. L. Douglas
Union Made
B. Schmidt, Chestnut
Herm. Gremmel, Mfr
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