Certificates Given to Five Applicants in Teachers' Tests
A report from Rock Island notes five of 37 candidates passed May and July teacher certification exams. Miss Harris, county superintendent, said the result is the best in years, with many to receive certificates in time for fall school. Some will teach in Rock Island. Meanwhile Moline Plow Co shops will close July 1 for annual inventory and repairs, affecting about 500 workers. The shutdown may last through July and August, with limited staff kept in to assist. Augustana College named officers for the coming year, including Rev Joseph Anderson as President and Prof Andrew Kempen as Treasurer. A temporary injunction restraining Emil Jennisch and David Larson from selling intoxicating liquors in Milano was issued by Judge W. Church.
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Miss Harris
Rock Island
Harris
County Teachers’ Institute
Moline Flow Company
Irving
Augustana
Augustane College
Woard
Joseph Anderson
Boxholm
Law
A. T. Ekbind
Superior
Wis
Andrew Kempe
Anderson
Kemayemn Essar
Emil Jennisch
David Larson
Milano
Www “ Church
Clyde Walker
Flower Boxes Bring Color to Hotel Muscatine
The Hotel Muscatine adopts the Flo box as decoration and aims to establish a foothold in the city. The new flower boxes, already used in larger cities, are expected to enhance the hotel’s curb appeal within weeks and signal wider adoption in Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Neal Institute touted cure for liquor and drug poisons stated
Reputable physician claims poisons stored from past indulgence weaken nerves and organs. The Neal Treatment at Neal Institute promises to eliminate poisons, create loathing for liquor or drugs, overcome disease, and restore mental, moral, and physical health. Address No. 21 Farnam Street Davenport Iowa.
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Neal Institute
Farnam Street
Davenport
Iowan
Local Hotel Gets Cool Inviting Look From Plants
A local hotel enhances its appearance with pianta and vines on store and office buildings. The flowers create a cool inviting facade and have already provoked much comment from passersby.
Submarine H-3 Stranded Off Point Sur
San Francisco reports the U S submarine H-2 went ashore five miles south of Point Sur, about 120 miles from San Francisco. No cause or danger details released. The steamer Arizonan is standing by the stranded vessel.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
Point Sur
Mare Island Navy Yard
Probe Conduct of 2 Jap Officials
Tokyo June 30 A searching judicial investigation has been ordered after the arrest of two members of the house of representatives on charges of political corruption. Trial arrests have caused a sensation as the accused are said to have accepted bribes to desert the conservative party and vote for government plans to increase army size with two divisions added.
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Tokio
House of Representatives
Japan
Met
St Paul Men Visit Muscatine Last Eve
A party of 35 St Paul men representing the Chamber of Commerce visited Muscatine last evening during an inspection tour of river terminals from St Louis to St Paul. The group rode the steamer between cities, docking briefly in Muscatine for about 25 minutes. Led by J A Seeger, the party included families and several business representatives.
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Chamber of Commerce
Muscatine
St. Louis
Marty
Magtalina
Gvenine
J. A. Seeger
The
Brand Coal Co
G. E. Pannier
Additions to census raise Muscatine County total
Corrected figures show Muscatine County population at 28 698 after church recount. Deputy County Auditor Fred Johnston mailed 857 new census cards and returned cards for additional data. Also reported: Mr and Mrs Henry Soll of 174 East Tenth announce the birth of a daughter weighing eight pounds on Saturday.
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Stracaintel
The
Sity
Fred Johnston
Muscatine County
Henry Soll
East Tenth Street
Trinity Excursion Proves A Success By River Club
A large number of river enthusiasts last evening enjoyed the Trinity church annual excursion of the steamer Sidney. The boat left shortly before nine o clock and returned about one. The majority of those on the moonlight river trip spent the evening in dancing, with music provided by the Clase orchestra.
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Trinity Church
Sidney
Clase
Woman's health testimonial from Minneapolis is cited
After two long years of illness a Minneapolis woman reports relief from inflammatory pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims two years of doctors and months of sickness ended after the third bottle and invites others to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Aselin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
Lydia E. Pinksham
Joseph Aselin
Fourth Avenue
Lydie E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
New Insurance Law Takes Effect July Fourth
A new state insurance law, effective July Fourth, bars agents from rebating premiums or discriminating within same risk class and hazard. It requires filing rates with the state department via rating bureaus, allows property owners to obtain building surveys to adjust hazards, and enables appeals to the department if rates are deemed discriminatory. See J. B. Mark and Son for Workmen's Compensation Insurance. Tel, add-R.
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State Insurance Department
B. Mark and Son
Doctors to convene at Davenport Outing Club
Local physicians plan to attend the Iowa and Illinois Central District Medical Association meeting at the Davenport Outing Club on Thursday July 8. Afternoon program features addresses by Davenport doctors Carney Backer and others. evening program includes Drs Pettit Findley Plummer and Herrick lantern slides. First business is officer election, dinner served at 5:30.
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Iowa and Iinois Central District Medical Association
Davenport
Dre. Carney
H. M. Backer
L. D. Barding
East Moline
F. H. Gardner
Moline
J. W. Pettit
Ottawa
Palmer Findley
Omaha
H. 5. Plummer
Rochester
Lantern Elides
J. B. Herrick
Chicago
Newest Affliction Called War Shock At Homeopathy Meet
Dr James Searson of London told the American Institute of Homeopathy that war shock is a real ailment causing temporary insanity among soldiers. He said the problem centers on treatment and that the constant noise and stress of modern warfare contribute to its development.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Institute of Homeopathy
James Searson
London
Paris
Searson
Recruiting Men to Visit Fairs Across Iowa This Summer
War Department orders stations statewide to recruit at county fairs this summer. A Davenport party will tour cities including Fairfield Burlington Iowa City West Liberty Maquoketa Waverly New Sharon What Cheer Waterloo from August to October. Last year’s effort boosted interest in the army as crowds flocked with questions daily.
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Army
Vic
Davenport
Fairfield
Burlington
Iowa City
West Liberty
Maquokela
Waverly
New Sharon
Waterloo
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