West Liberty Chautauqua Opens With Lecture by Chase
The third annual West Liberty Chautauqua opens tomorrow at 2 20 PM with a Kirksmith Orchestra concert. Dr Mattison W Chase delivers the first lecture Why at 3 00 PM. A King Arthur's Court girls’ program for children 6 to 14 follows. Evening features another Kirksmith concert and Evelyn Bargelt reader.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Chautauqua Assembly
Chautauqua
Kirksmith. Orgchestra
Mattison W. Chase
Sewerage Improvement Schedule Objections Notice Muscatine
Public notice records say a schedule showing the improvement in No 4 of Main street in Muscatine Iowa is on file with the city recorder for inspection by any person firm or corporation. Objections to the schedule or assessments must be filed in writing by 7:30 p m on Monday July 18 1910. The city council will hear objections at that time.
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Main
Muscatine
Iowa
T. H. Brannan
City Recorder
Jacoby Heussner
Locust Street
City of
Batt
Ionas
Jack Heussner
Seventh Street
Jacob Heussner
Hill
Ald. Diercks
Phillips
Evans Street
Holmes
Kendig
Bersch
Renair
Monroe Street
Berseh
Kendits
Rock
East Second Street
Robbins
Mulberry Avenue
Nyenhuis
Ety
Oregon Street
Dewey, Avenue
Kansas
Iowa Weather and Crop Bulletin Summaries Weekly Conditions
Des Moines Iowa June 28 The weekly weather and crop bulletin for the week ending June 26 reports ideal corn and crop growth with unusually clean fields and strong soil. Early southern county corn stood knee high and may be laid by next week. Temperatures ran above normal with below normal rainfall but plenty of sunshine. Central counties saw light scattered showers over the last three days aiding dry conditions. Small grains and pasturage are doing well though rain is needed, while clover hay harvest begins and timothy yields appear light statewide. George M Chappel Station Director.
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Des Moines
George M. Chappel
TOWA BLUFFS SURPRISES HAMMER FAMILY
A Wednesday evening neighborhood surprise for Mr. and Mrs. E Hammer featured gifts of fine dishes and kitchen utensils. Attendees included Mrs. David Weaver Mrs. Will Teel Edithe and a baby Olive Elsie Marswon Aileen Freeland and others. Tea ice cream and cake topped a merry gathering. Burnice and Opa McKay planned an extended Kansas visit while Anna Lilja visited Keokuk.
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Town Bluffs
E. Hammer
David Weaver
Will Teel
Edithe
Olive Elsie Marswon
Aileen Freeland
Margaret Hotfield
Lois
Ed Simmons
Isabelle
Ottie DeVere
Lela
Harley Sand Walter
Family and community notices mix with weather and health ad
A local column details visits among residents of Lode Browning and neighboring families, Sunday gatherings, and a heavy rain that benefits crops. It notes Miss Clara E Rockafellow’s return from Muscatine, an embroidery club meeting, a James reunion for Gad James' 77th birthday, and various visits and travels. A health ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as effective for digestive issues.
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South Cedar
Clara E Rockafellow
Muscatine
Teachers’ Institute
Embroidery Club
Rose Fatres
Annette Jackson
Olive Auhone
John Taylor
Kirk Milnes
James
Gad James
Henry Bowman
Minnesota
Nifty Straws and Panamas Offered in Fancy Styles
See a wide range of stylish straw hats and Panamas including yachts wide brims pencil curls and Ecuador styles from Bancos and Milans to Sennits. Prices start at one dollar and can go higher.
City Council Special Session Accepts Fair Oaks Sewer Work
City council met in a special session at city hall to accept the new sewer on Fair Oaks and to direct the city engineer to file the final plat schedule of the improvement. The meeting covered several other important matters and set the date for hearing.
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Fair Oaks
Special City Council Session Approves Locust Street Private Sewer
The Muscatine city council held a special session June 27 1910 presided by Mayor Hill to accept the Fatt Oaks sewer under contracts with Eppel-Schlosser Co and schedule hearings for objections. They approved a private sewer on Locust Street for Jacb Heussner with a ten year grant and began related ordinances and sidewalk work across several streets.
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Council Chamber
Mayer Hill
M. S
Fatt Oaks
Alds
Robbins
Schroeder
Clereks
Kendig
Nyendals
Holmes
Berseh
Ald
Hartwig
Sawer
Jral Oaks
Eppel-Schlosser Co
Finsh
Bersch
Clercks
City Recorder
Clinton Street
Als. Holmes
Parham Street
Diesels
Front Street
Chestnut Street
Panoose
Mock Island
Nyenhuis
Alf. Schroeder
Citizens’ Railway & Licht Co
Town Avenue
Front
Serend Streets
Berend Ld
Bersth
Barsch
Taech Heussner
Lutas Street
Diercks
Caren
Robbing
Ale
Ava
Kenilig
Bersen
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Liberty ‘Assembly
Dr. Mattison
W. Chase II
Re Xorkce
Condi
Timothy
Towa Bluffs
Marquette
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co
la Salle, Hl
Chicago
Marquette Bldg
G. Block Co
Muscatine Distributors
John Pigman
Dan Browning
Daisy Kemp
Lode Browning's
Fred Simmons
Clyde Hammer
Hammer
Chamberlain
Anson Clothing Co
Home of Good Clothing
East 2Nd Street
Emmett
Frank Anson
Ing
Puls
Care
Street
George
Rose Nelson
Henry Blessing
Nebraska Street
Earl Avenue
Day Street
Hoosier
Sadllerson Stores
Swan's Jewelry Store
Swan
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