Local births and visits headline Muscatine notices
Local notices report the birth of a daughter to Mrs. D. T. Eaton, with relatives meeting in Muscatine and Mrs. Eaton traveling to Ton for a weekend with kin. A review of Muscatine Hive No. 18 is set for Monday evening at Yeoman hall. Martha Clipp departs Wichita for home after visiting Musser and Trax families and attending Wellesley College commencement. The Althaus family departs for Idaho and Mrs. Grow plans weeks with relatives. Athens to Spokane to visit Tet and Mrs. Preston.
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Vinston
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Wichita
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Wellesley
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Wellesley College
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Leta Althana
Geneesoo
No Services at Trinity Church Because of Excavation
Excavation work near Trinity Episcopal Church forces cancellation of all Sunday services to prevent danger to attendees. No services will be held as a precaution while the work continues.
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Trinity Jipiscopal Church
Americans Win International Army Shooting Title at Olympics
Stockholm June 29 The United States military team secured victory in the International Army Shooting Title at the Olympic games with a strong overall score, earning top honors in the stand aggregate.
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Former Prominent Local Woman Dead
Mrs. C. C. Morton wife of Colonel Trorton longtime Muscntina resident and a leading local figure died unexpectedly at her Marshalltown home in Ja. ab Lia velock its afternoon per telegram from her brother Charles Ogilvie. She had been ill for some time and death came as a shock. Native of Mia fatine county she lived in the area most of her life before moving to Marshalltown about a decade ago. Her husband is now commander of the Old Soldiers' Home in that city.
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Miafatine County
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Baseball Special Leaves Here Sunday
Muscatine and Burlington, league leaders, clash tomorrow afternoon as roving fans from five Intermediate cities travel on a Muscatine North & South Tollway excursion. The special train departs at 10:00 am with stops at Grandview Wapello Oakville and Kingston, returning from Burlington at 6:00 pm arriving back by 7:30 pm.
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Spe
Oakville
Kingston
Cornell Wins First Two Races in Classic Regatta
Cornell claimed the varsity four race by two lengths over Columbia with Syracuse third and Pennsylvania fourth in 10 44. Columbia led Syracuse early in the morning heat. Freshman eight race was protested and restarted with Cornell finishing first by a half length over Wisconsin and Syracuse third.
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Taft Endorsement Debate At Louisa County Conventions
Delegates named at Louisa county conventions for Republican Democratic and Socialist parties. Taft endorsement for president rejected by Republicans amid split factions. Democratic and Socialist meetings elect delegates and discuss vacancies. Battleships ordered home from Cuban waters while preserving escort.
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Ausentine County
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Grimm
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Arthur Springer
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J. Belk
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Tomlinson
Wr McKay
Oscar Hale
A. H. Bazman
Dr A B Chaffee to Speak at First Baptist Church
Dr A B Chaffee of Chicago will occupy the pulpit at First Baptist Church tomorrow both morning and evening He is well known in this city having preached here before Formerly president of Bishop College Texas and Central College Pelia Texas FOR SALE Good milch cow Telephone 531
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Pomona Grange Monster Picnic At Weed Park Today
The Pomona Grange gathering at Weed Park features Bloomington Atolisea Sweetland Wilton White Prairie and White Pigeon granges with a large crowd expected. A noon picnic dinner was served and a business session followed with an excellent afternoon program.
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Thirteenth and Fourteenth Ballots in Democratic Race
The article reports the thirteenth and fourteenth ballot results for Democratic presidential nominations in Haltimore Maryland, listing state by state tallies for Underwood Clark Wilson and related contenders. It details how many votes each candidate received per state, noting shifts and totals across both ballots.
Muscatine State Bank Ad Promises Safe, Flexible Savings
An old bank advertisement touts Muscatine State Bank as a place for every deposit size with courteous service. It promotes safe accounts with cent-interest, a dollar to start, and quarter yields on savings, emphasizing accessibility for small deposits.
Make This Bank Your Bank
P. M. Musser serves as president with B. S. Alnutt as cashier and W. E. Bliven as vice president. W. J. Fayle is assistant cashier and B. CO. Stocker leads the savings department as manager.
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The Fifteenth Ballot State Vote Totals Report
In the fifteenth ballot the states show Clark and Wilson split key votes across regions. Notable tallies include New York Clark 90, Pennsylvania Wilson 71, Missouri Clark 86, and Texas Wilson 40, with many states listing mixed Clark and Wilson results and occasional Underwood appearances.
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West
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Lark
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Oivic
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Society Japanese Lawn Party Honors Misses Juatta Guests
The Misses Opa and Verda Juatta of 1227 Fuliam Avenue hosted a Friday evening lawn party for twenty six young women and men on their property. Refreshments were served, concluding the event. Mrs. Margaret Winning celebrated her eighty four birthday week as hostess of the Frauen Verein at Luther Zion Church, a role she has held for twenty one years. Afternoon hours featured light refreshments. A joint session of Royal Neighbors Sunshine and the Ladies Aid will meet at Woodmen Hall Tuesday afternoon to discuss important business and gather a large attendance.
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Morning Sun
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Baseball scores update from today’s leagues
National League results show Brooklyn and Philadelphia sharing innings with unclear scores and batteries listed as Rucker Miller Alexander and Doom. American League notes New York and Boston matchups cite Quinn Street Pape Carrigan as batteries amid uncertain details from the fragment.
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Abandon Attempt to Break Deadlock
Reports from Underwood headquarters describe efforts to shift votes to Clark and form a broader base to prevent Wilson or Bryan from winning. Key figures in the Southern delegation and Tammany Hall discussions shape a possible move, with dark horse Kern or Gaynor named as alternatives if the fight prolongs.
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