Local Residents Travel For Visits And Health Care
Dr. Norton at 116 W Second St treats ear nose and throat. Mrs. R Hedges of Marengo returns home after visiting Mrs J Tyler of Letts. Mrs B Longstreth returns home after shopping in the city. Mrs H Dunker of Fulham Ave departs for Witton to visit L R Dunkar. Rev C W Carroll of West Eighth St leaves for Letts to visit Pred Hampton. Mrs George McMahon and children of East 8th St go to Wilson to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Longstreth
Letts
H.dunker
Fulham Ave
Witton
L. R. Dunkar
C. W. Carroll
West Eighth Street
Hampton
George McMahon
East 8Th Street
Wilston
Letts Social Notes Include Trips and Visits Across Town
Local residents, including Mrs. H Hinchman and Miss Anna Dwyer, returned from the city or departed for Wilton and Letts to visit relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Kresner headed to Columbus Junction for the day while others traveled to Ataligsa and Long Tree. First mortgage loans offered by Titus Loan & Investment Co. and Blanche Goudy returned home from Marion after teaching at the Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hinchman
Letts
George’ Kresner
Columbus Junction
J. P. Ryan
Pine Street
Wilton
K. Board
Maple Avenue
Angy Beard
Maple Ave
L. R. Moore
East Fifth Street
Ataligsa
George Black
Titus’ Loan & Investment Co
Misa Blanche Goudy
Marion
Institute
Snyder's
Anna Dwyer
Mary Higgins
Mast Tenth Street
Lotts
I. Wagner
Long Tree
George Wagner
G. Pickering
West Liberty
Wil! Cochran
East Eighth Street
KR. H. Griffin
City Dog Tax Notice for July 1 Payment
Tells dog owners to pay the city tax by July 1 or risk dogs being impounded. Rates: males one dollar, females two dollars. Payments accepted at the recording office or the Chief of Police office. City Recorder T. H. Brannan signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Brannan
City Recorder
Illinois Booze Bill Ends Train Drinking in May Ranges
Illinois passes a law banning drinking on trains effective July 1. Railroad conductors gain sheriff powers to arrest violators and may face fines from 25 to 100 dollars or up to 100 days imprisonment. Rail lines must post the law in stations or face a 50 dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
John Barleycorn
Rock Island
Iowa
Ilinois
Illinois
Adulterations Decline as Iowa Dairy Laws Prove Work
Records show prosecutions for dairy and food violations in Iowa have risen since the 1908 food laws took full effect. Commissioner Barney says deliberate deception by large manufacturers has lessened while careless producers still dump unsafe goods, prompting ongoing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
State Dairy and Food Department
Spreks
Iowa
Bnts
West Liberty Daily Notes and Local Visits
Le Roy Ayers of Wilton returns after business in West Liberty. James Park and Thomas Hanley visit Davenport and Wilton. Rev Father Kirkpatrick of Wilton spends Sunday here. Miss Emma Wells travels to Burlington for medical care. Mrs H T Galfrey returns home after a week with her sister. Mrs Harry Hormal travels to West Branch for her mother’s illness. Mrs Susan Gates of Downey spends week at Ira Baker home. Mrs T B Holmes leaves for Muscatine to be with hospital inmate Hail Heberling. Mrs Henry Age seeks medical care in Iowa City. Mrs Henry Lane hosts Miss Maud Willings of Lone Tree. Beulah Protzman returns to Muscatine for school. Beatrice Peters and Ruth Protoman visit Davenport to see C D Molee. Mrs James Westfall and daughter Fern host Miss Hannah Phelps of Iowa City and Miss Richard of Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
LeRoy Ayers
Wilton
James ‘Park
Davenport
Thomas ‘Hanley
Father Kirkpatrick
Emma Wells
Burlington
H. T. Galfrey
Henry Age
Harry Hormal
West Branch
Horner
Susan Gates
Downey
Ira Baker
T. B. Holmes
Muscatine
Hail Heberling
Iowa City
Henry’ Lane
Maud Willings
Lone Tree
Beulah Protzman
Beatrice Peters
Ruth Protaman
C. D. Molee
James Westfall
Fern
Hannah Phelps
Iowa
City
Richard
Tipton
Farewell Dinner For Resigning Unitarian Pastor
The Unitarian church hosts a farewell dinner for Rev Robert Loring who has resigned. His final sermon will be Sunday July 2 before he sails east to Europe for a year of study. Church members wish him well on his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Robert
Loring
Europe
Padrones Probed as Labor Offices Arrests Rise
The Des Moines action targets a padrone system exploiting Greek railroad workers. Captain Van Duyn leads a state drive to end illegal employment bureaus. first arrest in Des Moines involved Fam Catchebama and John Vienan for operating without a license. Vienan is in custody. Catchebama at large. The practice charges fees, no written contracts, and price gouging for supplies and jobs, with English barriers used to intimidate victims. Inspector Walker filed the case, warning more arrests to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
van Duyn
Des Moines
Des Moines News
Fam CateLebama
John Vienan
Cherry Street
Vienan
Catchebama
Hine
Par
Mason City
Shoux City
Vienna
John C. Walker
Department of Labor
Masson
Padrono
Walker
Gladwin Glimpses and Sunday Travel Notes
Gladwin Iowa June 28. Mira Lester Orr is progressing well after a storm Sunday evening. Howard Housen and wife visited Louis and family. Hazel Orr and friend from Muscatine returned home after Sunday at E Orr's. Thomas Garard and wife visited Iowa City with John Eden and wife. Mr and Mrs Win Blanchard and son Frank with granddaughter staying in Gladwin. Witt Boyd and family spent Sunday in Lone Tree at Frank Leffler’s home. Joe Luckey and Will Bayshipped cattle and hogs from here Monday. Mrs G Gilford returned to her home in Columbus Junction after a day of shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Joseph 3. Corlatt
Grand Army Post
Robert Corlett
Burlington
Towa
Corlett
Methodist Church
Iowan University
Towa City
University of Illinois
University of Minnesota
Thomas
Nance
Rock Island
Watertown
Gladwin
Mira
Lester Orr
Howard Housen
Louis
Misa Hazel Orr
Muscatine
Homme
E. Orr
Thomas Garard
John Eden
Tip
Win ‘Blanchard
Frank
Witt Boyd
Lone Tree
Frank Leffler
Coe T
Joe Luckey
Wii Baya
Columbia to Come Here on Saturday
Streckfus announces a new schedule for the Davenport to St Paul steamer Columbia round trip. The first and likely last Saturday afternoon excursion of the season will depart Davenport at 3 PM next Saturday July 1, with a return from St Paul at 7 PM. The trip now spans all days instead of five, with an overnight layover in St Paul for passengers to visit Minneapolis and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Cities
Muscatine
Columbia
Davenport
Streckfus Company
St. Paul
Misalseippi
Minneapol
Maquoketa paving contracts exceed fifty thousand dollars
Maquoketa Iowa city council awarded paving contracts totaling over 50 000 dollars for summer work. Mike Ford of Cedar Rapids won 17 blocks of brick paving for 40120 60, Dearborn and Jackson also of Cedar Rapids won 3 blocks of wood block paving for 9468 26. Work starts July 10 with completion by November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Mike Ford
Cedar Rapids
Dearborn & Jackson
Main
West Platte Street
Pleasant Street
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Jass Kirké
Sui
Oxford
Casper
West Second St
Dr. Norton
Morgan's Drug Store
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Michigan
Issouri
Manistee
Cnao
Tora Bh
Rorthern
Take Mor
Aatern Palais
Ming Peat Ton
Lingbor Sprinae
Toekey
Toekey “Machines
Ira Fieve
Chebo Sault Ate
Atarie Ieee Rowhipa
Ani
C. Conley
G.P. A
Merth End
Chicago
Tut
G. A. R. Man Tasses Awaay
Johnson County
Gage
Garrett Brower
Shelby
Mich
Brower
Frank B
Fred Eugene
George
Los Angeles
Cal
Katherine
James Bell
Bell-Jones .Company
Dale EB. Carrell
Ciity
Barney
Atiri
Butes
Company
Pis, Anl
Speosta
Onise
Ayo
Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s Best
GEO, Hitman
Chas. A. Giesenhaus
Bitman Bros
Randleman Bros
LABOR
Fighs
Glasywin
Eri-Cities
St Paul
Halstead
St. Dla
Dahl
Jackson
4Th St
Ia. Avenue
ST On
Bond
Lows Avenus
Bostonian
Imperial
The
B. Schmidt & Shoe Store
Chestnut St
Harry,kern
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