Co C and Des Moines Battle Tonight in Local News
Des Moines defeats S U IL and Co C faces Des Moines Y M C A tonight. Readers are invited to hear Sterlin discuss Texas farms and cattle ranches, while admission for Hare's hall event is 35 cents per couple. The Lumpe property area lights up with six new Poe lamps praised by residents.
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Court of Honor
Hare's Hall
Mulberry Street
Iowa Farms
G. M. Titus
Iawa Avenue
Journal Office
Knightly Work Tonight With Refreshments After
A Knights of Pythias event announces work in the rank of Knight this evening followed by refreshments, as noted by i. Mes.
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I. Mes
Free 151 page book on current ad rates offered
Advertising agents Painter-Tobey Jones Co offer a free bound book titled Current Rates of Live Publications. It lists all US publications with circulation and ad rates and includes street car card costs. Send 10 cents for postage to 356 Dearborn St Chicago Illinois.
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United States
Painter-Tobey Jones Co
Dearborn St
Chicago
III
Faulty Digestion and Mind Body Link Promoted
An advertisement from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store touts Mi-ona as a guaranteed cure for stomach diseases except cancer. It emphasizes the link between worry, mental work, and digestion, promising delivery by mail if needed and noting the guarantee on every 50 cent box.
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Havercamp
Miona
Ees Booth CO
Ithaca N.Y
Judge Gest Rules Nagel and Muscatine Must Answer Indictments
Rock Island Illinois March 9 Judge Gest ruled that William Nagel and Jose Muscatine must answer to their indictments. The decision refuses release on a technicality and the cases will go to the supreme court.
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William Nagel
Jose
Muscatine
The
Supreme Court
Adams Children Commit to Reform School in Court Order
Judge Jackson ordered Clara and Millie Adams to be taken to the reform school at Mitchelville. Deputy Richley will accompany them at 3:20 this afternoon after county officials pressed for action. Other court matters include settled district suits and several estate and guardian reports.
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Jackson
Adams
Clara
Millie
Reform School
Mitchelville
John Richley
Hanley
John H. Eversmeyer
Johann Wilhelm Ruppel
Muscatine County
Mr. Eversmeyer
Aura Appel
Emma F. Appel
Moses Sheflhammer
Jones
Richard Haney
A. Goodman
Scuire.Howe
E. Martin Et al
Mary Justman
Guardian
Ivan C. Gray
H. J. Gray
D. E. Bebb
Sherman H. Sprague
J. G. Kerrymeter
Wiliam L. Thompson
Hattie Thompson
C.fer
Alministratrix
D. Browne
Charles Ade
Eran
F. J. Holt
Ten Little Injuns featured in Alice in Wonderland show
One act of the forthcoming band opera house production Alice in Wonderland will be performed in Havercamp's Drug Store window on Saturday afternoon March 11 between 2 30 and 3 30 o'clock. Everyone is invited.
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Band Opera House
Havercamp’s
Second Street
Firemen to Attend Presbyterian Church Service
City volunteer and private fire companies will attend the Presbyterian church in a body next Sunday evening. Rev J N Elliott invited them. arrangements include an address by the pastor and an elaborate musical program led by Miss Robertson. The program features hymns, anthems, solos, violin obligato, scripture, and postlude marches.
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Presbyterian Church
J. N. Elliott
Miss Robertson
Friends of the Firemen
Bias Ene Wwely
February Weather Record Through 1875 to 1882
Mrs. J. P. Walton reports February climate data with a 52 degree high and 3 degree low for the past month. The 60 year average is 25.39 degrees, the coldest February in 67 years was 1875 at 10.10 degrees, the warmest was 1882 at 36.42 degrees. The warmest day reached 70 degrees in 1882 and the coldest day 29 below zero in 1856. Barometer ranged 28.96 to 29.85 inches. Waterfall 2.91 inches with February湿 5.80 inches in 1857 and 0.10 inches in 1846.
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J. P. Walton
Funeral Today for Mrs J S Hunter at First Baptist
Funeral services for the late Mrs. J. S. Hunter were held at 2:30 PM at First Baptist Church with Rev. A. J. Kempton officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Z. W. Hutchinson B. K. Wintermute Oliver Munn C Koll Wm. Diercks M. W. Stirlen and Mrs Jessie Stirlen Miss Bessie Reesink Ed Schoemaker and Oscar Brandt provided a mixed quartet with hymns.
Speakers Set for Y. W. C. A. Notes Series
Mrs. Henry Jayne speaks on How Hearts Grow Hard with special music on Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday Z. W. Hutchinson discusses Christ, the Savior of the World. Final session features Rev. B. C. Preston on The Changed Life.
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Henry Jayne
Z. W. Hutchinson
Christ
Savior of
B. C. Preston
Organist and Accompanist Herman Schmidt Jr at Pianola
Program notes list Hermann Schmidt Jr and Amalia Schmidt Gobble with Pianola Piano in a two part concert. Includes Rhapsodie Hongroise No 2, Fantasie Pastorale, Summer Time song cycle, Potpourri from Faust, organ and piano works, violin and flute solos, horn and trio pieces, and a March Militaire.
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Herman Schmidt, Jr
Bootblack
Gounod
Geo. N. Rockwell
Dudley Buck
H. Schmidt
J. Pauchet
J. A. Schmidt
Schubert-Tausig
Schmidt Recital At Armory For Weed Park Club House
H Schmidt Son Co to present an entertainment at the Weed Park armory on Wednesday evening March 21 for the benefit of the Weed Park club house. Proceeds will buy a set of dishes for the club house. armory donated by company C. Refreshments to be sold in armory parlors.
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Muscatine
Wilton
Wilton Methodist Church
H. Schmidt and Son Co
Wilton High School
Helen Block
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Herman Schmidt, Sr
Panciet
Ipcvccevestedi
DOMME
Kets Sven Ss
Geo. N. Rockwell
Armory
Weed Park
H. Schmidt & Son Co
Schmidt Recital Hall
Company C
Surprise Twenty Fourth Wedding Anniversary Observed
Last evening Mr and Mrs William Freers on Lucas street were visited by friends who gathered to celebrate their twenty fourth wedding anniversary. The gathering featured sociability and a splendid lunch. A hand painted dish was presented to the couple by Mrs Baker who made the remarks. The surprise was complete and the evening proved pleasant.
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William Freers
Lucas Street
German Baptist Ladies Mission entertain at church social
The Ladies Mission society of the German Baptist church held a pleasant program at the church last evening. Refreshments were served and a sale of fancy articles accompanied the event. The entertainment was well attended and all numbers on the program were enjoyed.
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Ladies Mission Society of the German Baptist Church
Local Wedding Seals Union of Bowby and Ives at 516 East Fifth
George Bowby and Miss Roe A Ives were married last night at 7 o clock in a ceremony at 516 East Fifth street performed by Justice H S Howe. The couple, residents of the city, will reside here.
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George Bowby
Roe A. Ives
East Fifth Street
Justice H. S. Howe
Botr
Pioneer Industrial holds meeting at Mrs State’s home
The Pioneer Industrial club gathered yesterday at the home of Mrs State, 1111 East Ninth Street, for a pleasant afternoon. The next meeting is set for March 22 at Mrs Ed Stapleton’s Cedar Street residence.
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Pioneer Industrial
Ladies Missionary Society to Hold March 10 Meeting
The annual gathering of the Ladies Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 3 PM on Saturday March 10 at the home of Mrs. R C Schenck on East Ninth Street.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
R. C. Schenck
East Ninth Street
Marriage of Charles Wessmund and Edelheid Neyn
Charles Wessmund and Edelheid Neyn were married last evening at the German Lutheran church parsonage. Rev. George Meier performed the ceremony. both parties are residents of the city.
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George Meier
Charles Wessmund
Edelheid Neyn
German Lutheran Church
Moonlight Club Meets Tonight at Mrs Kresse Home
The Moonlight club plans a meeting this evening at Mrs. Sam Kresse's residence on Fletcher Avenue. Members are notified to gather for the scheduled gathering.
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The
Moonlight Club
Sam Kresse
Fletcher Avenue
Pearl City Lodge Holds Evening Meeting and Social
Games, music and refreshments will be enjoyed as Pearl City Lodge No. 39 Degree of Honor meets with the recorder tonight for an evening program.
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Pearl City Lodge
The
Recorder
Newly Married Hilisabecks Entertained in Chicago Couple Home
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hilisabeck of Chicago recently married are being entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Elliott on Lucas street observers report.
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Clarence Hilisabeck
Chicago
Frank Elliott
Lucas Street
Social visit at Brenner home on West Eighth Street
A group of ladies were entertained at the Brenner residence on West Eighth street this afternoon.
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Brenner
West Eighth Street
Chicago Produce Market Budgets Wheat and Corn Futures
Chicago March 9 Wheat mixed in No 2 red at 79% to 101 bee. May highs 76% to 77% with closing 76% to 76% 1/4. Corn No 2 at 40% 4lc with March 40% and May 43%c ranges. oats No 2 at 29% 1/4c. rye cash 3c. clover $12.85. Prices shown for futures and spot markets across wheat corn oats rye and fats.
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Chicago
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