East Hill Summer Season to Open at Factory
East Hill light industry notes the Heinz Pickle Works will start canning season after the Fourth of July with overhaul of all equipment. Activity is quiet now but expected to rise as the season grows busier, and preparations for heavy output are underway. Lawn social tonight at Park Avenue M E church by the Young People's Union with lanterns ice cream and cake. Sew for Children event hosted by Ladies' Sewing circle of Sweetsland township at Mrs Isaac Longstreth home for Children's Orphans' Home at Council Bluffs.
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Heinz Pickle Works
Park Avenue M. E
Young People’s Union
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Sweetsland Township
Isaac Longstreth
East Fifth Street
Council Bluffs
Reinemund ties offer 576 reversible silk four in hand
Silk poplin Reinemund ties length 42 inches are reversible and sold in a wide range of colors including black white tan brown gray taupe purple blue greens and more for 50e each with a four count offering for tomorrow.
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Turer
Navy
Marine
Royal
Millinery Sale Aims to Close Season Strong
Local shop plans a seasonal close to finish millinery business and clear space for late summer and early fall hat lines. The owner cites inventory clearance and new arrivals as key motives for the sale event.
Eyes tested and glasses fitted in Muscatine area
J. K. Tyler, Oph. D. office details offered. Mrs. J. L. Moyer and son Weldon leave Orient Ia after visiting Muscatine friends. Dr. A. R. Klein and Mrs. Klein depart El Paso Texas for Iowa City after visiting Knopp family in town.
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J. K. Tyler
Oph. D
J. L. Moyer
Weldon
Orient
Pr. E. H. King
Local residents visit and return from city tasks
Miss Olga Port returned home in Wilton after teacher examinations in the city. Mrs. George Waldman of Rock Island arrived and visits at 600 East Tenth street with Mr. and Mrs. John Krieg. Mrs. C. Schwim of Evanston Illinois visits at near the city with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hahn. Mrs. Alice Millhone of 208 Parmalee street leaves for Davenport to visit briefly. Mrs. M. Lovelace of Chicago visits her mother at 1088 Hershey avenue and spends the day with Fairport friends. Misses Florence and Josephine Wyant of 212 West Fourth street depart for Chicago to visit with friends and relatives.
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Olga Port
Wilton
George Waldman
Rock Island
John Krieg
East Tenth Street
C. Schwim
Evanston
Florence
Josephine Wyant
West Fourth Street
Chicago
Fred Fessler
Laurel Street
East Second Street
W. P. Frazier
Park Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
F. F. Church
Grand Rapids
Mich
Mattie S. Jarvis
Dubuque
Alice Halstead
F. R. Halstead
East Front Street
Readable 8-room house with lots near street car and church
8 room house with two full lots a cistern wood shed and chicken house one block from street car and church for 900 dollars. Interest and taxes would make rent worth 5 dollars per month and rental value is double this amount. G M Titus 213 Iowa av enue Muscatine Iowa.
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G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine
Iowa
Curious Relic of Indian Days Found
An onyx flintrock carving resembling an Indian mound-builder head was found by A C Hill of 1114 East Fifth Street. The piece from Pine Creek Muscatine County near Sweetland Center was described by Hill who plans to query science academies in Davenport. East Hill locals report various visits and moves of neighbors. A family birthday gathering for Miss Alice Halstead occurred at 1101 East Front Street.
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A. C. Hill
East Fifth Street
Hill
Pine Creek
Muscatine County
Sweetland Center
Academy of Science
Davenport
East Hill
Chris. Klabey
East Fourth Street
Oklahoma
C. Weinberg
Florence and Glen
Beggs Street
Grape Nuts Advocated by Denver Woman for Health Recovery
A Denver woman describes recovering from poor health after meals by using Grape-Nuts cereal. She attributes weight gain and restored energy to the food, noting improvements in stomach and brain function and urging others to try it. A booklet titled The Road to Wellville is recommended.
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Denver
Wellville
Dandruff Cure Promises Glowing Hair Growth
An ad claims Parisian Sage as a world leading dandruff cure available in Muscatine via Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. It touts rapid results in six days to two weeks and guarantees two week cure or money back. The product supposedly promotes hair growth and stops shedding.
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America
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Havercamp
Giroux Mfg Co
Rexall Orderlies Promoted For Children And Adults
Advertising copy touts Rexall Orderlies as the safest gentlest bowel regulator for children and adults. It claims they soothe intestines, relieve constipation, and reduce dependence on laxatives, with a money back offer if not effective. Sold in 19c and 25c sizes at A. W. Morgan's Pharmacy The Rexall Store.
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Rexall Orderlies
Officers Elected by the Socialists at Iowa Avenue
Members of the socialist party met at their Iowa avenue headquarters last night to elect officers for the coming term. John Collins of Chicago will speak here July 18 at Weed park. Officers named include Chairman Robert Graff Recording secretary J Algiers Financial secretary Frank Schoenig Treasurer J Geary Literature agent L M Miller and Organizer J E Tetrick.
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Socialist Party
Iowa Avenue
John Collins
Chicago
Weed Park
Collins
Machinists’ Union
Iowa
Illinois
Robert Graff
J. Algiers
Frank Schoe
Electric Fans For Rent Or Sale Now Available
Base Ball Fans May be all right once in a while but Electric Fans will make you cool and keep you cool. They are the only kind that will. We have them for rent or sale all styles. Make arrangements before rental fans are gone as we will not rent new fans. A fan costs only a cent an hour to run.
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Ladies’ Sewing Circle of
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Reinemund
Forest Mills
Essex Mills
Forest
Essex
C. E. Richard’s
John A. Robbins
Reliable Insurance
A. R. Klein
el Paso
Texas
Knopp
West Eighth Street
Iowa City
I. Nievel@ Son
East Fifth
Other
East Hill News
Chris Becky
Moline
FOR Children
J. Geary
L. M. Miller
J. E. Tetrick
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Wcolm