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Republicans Call Ward Caucuses for County Convention Delegates
The call directs Republicans in all city wards to meet Thursday night at ward hose houses and polling places to select delegates for the county convention at the courthouse on March 14. Ward committeemen issued the call today and lists the usual meeting sites.
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Court House
Winloge Athletics Defeated by Washington Tourists 20 to 7
Winloge Athletics lose 10 tourists in a rough game in Washington. Final score 20 to 7 marks the club’s first defeat this season.
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Winloge Athletics
Nichols Athletics Defeat West Liberty 49 to 32
Nichols Athletics beat West Liberty 49 32 at the Athletic Club gym before hundreds. Nichols Jr reports the home team led early and built a larger margin by a strong second half display. Referees Johns and Mapes were highlighted for their officiating.
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Syndicate
Nichols, Jr
West Liberty
Nichols Athletics
Johns and
Mapes
Smith tops Saturday bowling with 441 in mediocre night
E W Smith rolled the high score in the Commercial club second bowling tourney with 441 pins. Several players posted solid scores while others faltered, and the field of ten leaders will contest next Thursday for the singles championship.
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Commercial Club
E. W. Smith
C. A. Mull
E. Klepper
H. J. Dean
F. P. Hoopes
Bi Coe
I. S. Pepper
Ten High Rollers
Spaethe
Flannery
Ogilvie
Seem
Walker
Otto
Reesink
Mull
Kranz
H. J. Frenzel
C. R. Stafford
Harlowe McDermid
E. E. Davidson
W. R. Jayne
A. A. Petersen
G. B. Birch
E. E. Fishburn
Muscatine Team Posts Wide Range Of Scores In Western Trip
The Muscatine team compiled a grueling road schedule across multiple Western states posting wins and losses. Notable results include victories over Kansas City Haskell Indian and Concordia with narrow defeats against Denver and Salt Lake City. The sequence shows a broad array of opponents from Des Moines to Portland and Los Angeles, reflecting a busy midseason tour.
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Muscatine
Concordia
Glasco
Salina
Newton
Lindsborg
Denver
Golden
Fort Collins
Longmont
U. of Colorado
Greeley
Cheyenne
Laramie
Provo
Utah
Logan
Salt Lake City
Watsonville
Santa Cruz
San Jose
Cal
Stockton
Berkeley
U. of California
Ashland, Ore
Ashland
University of Oregon
Oregon Aggie
Independence
Dallas
Portland
Winlock
Parlor City High Prevails Over Muscatine in Cedar Rapids Showdown
Cedar Rapids hosts a fast 42 to 34 victory as Parlor City High School defeats Muscatine High School on their floor. The crowd roared through a lively first half, Cedared Rapids leading 15 to 12 at the break, with Cummins injuring a leg late in the game.
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Cedar Rapids
Muscatine High School
Parlor City High School
Muscatine
Parlor City
Cummins
Morgan
Grizzel Cummins
Verink Smalley
Hadjaha Richards
Gaulley Dotty
Longheist
Robinson
Batchelor
Cedar Rap
Tourists Defeat Winlock Athletic Club 20 to 7 in Washington
The Tourists trounced Winlock Athletic Club 20 to 7 in Winlock Washington on Saturday after strong defense and tight closing play. The visitors from California and Oregon showcased disciplined defense and avoided high scores as they prepared to revenge false amateur reports.
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Winlock
Wash
California
Oregon
Washington
Winlock Athletic Club
Hawkeyes
Republicans of First Ward Caucus at Excelsior Hose House
The First Ward Republicans meet in caucus at the Excelsior hose house on Thursday evening March 12 1908 at 7 30 for selecting 17 delegates to the county convention at the court house March 14 1908 at 1 30 p m William Van Zyl Committeeman.
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First Ward
Excelsior Hose House
Court House
William van Zyl
Republicans of the Second Ward Caucus at City Hall
The Republicans of the second ward meet in caucus at City Hall on Thursday March 12 1908 at 7 30 p m to select 20 delegates for the Republican county convention at the courthouse on March 14 1908 at 1 30 p m. J C Coster.
Third Ward Republicans to caucus for delegates
The republicans of the third ward will meet in caucus at the Rescue Hose House on Thursday evening March 12 1908 at 7 30 pm for the purpose of selecting 20 delegates to attend the republican county convention at the court house on March 14 1908 at 1 30 pm Roy Yingling
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Third Ward
Court House
Roy Yingling
Fourth Ward
Relief Hose House
Frank Fisher
Fourth Ward Republican Caucus March 12 1908
The republicans of the fourth ward meet at the relief hose house on Thursday evening March 12 1908 at 7 30 for selecting 20 delegates to the convention at the courthouse on March 14 1908 at 1 30 p m Frank Fisher
Robert C Jewett Dies at Keokuk After Paralysis
Robert C Jewett former Muscatine sheriff and Keokuk resident died last night in Keokuk Iowa after a paralytic stroke. Born Buffalo New York February 27 1834 he moved to Iowa in 1850 and settled in Muscatine later becoming sheriff from 1875 to 1880. He also served as Muscatine marshal alderman and school director. He married Sarah H Parry in 1859 and had four children.
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Robert C. Jewett
Muscatine
Keokuk
Mr. Jewett
Jacob Edwards
Buffalo
N. Y
Iowa
Muscatine County
Sarah H. Parry
Local notes from Columbus Junction fare well at county events
A slate of delegates from Columbus Junction attended the Wapello Republican convention with J W Garner and W E Whetstine named for the Fairfield congressional meeting. State delegates include R J Reaney E R Lacey and J H Pigman for Des Moines. Various residents visited, traveled, or returned, including Mrs W A Highsmith visiting Ed Knott, and others from Letts Cotter Washington and Dunlap. The home talent play Master and Man at the opera house supports the local high school alumni.
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Columbus Junction
Wapello
J. W. Garner
Columbus City
W. E. Whetstine
Fairfield
R. J. Reaney
E. R. Lacey
J. H. Pigman
Des Moines
W. A. Highsmith
Council Bluffs
Ed Knott
Fredonia
Knott
G. W. Tipton
Conesville
A. G. Long
Washington County
H. H. Wilson
Warren Letts
State College
Ames
Lou Duncan
Cotter
George Church
O. M. Cavin
Washington
A. W. Newell
Little Son
Denver
Colo
Newell
Melinda Spafford
J. C. Duncan
Mt. Pleasant
R. L. Richards
Anita
Neighborhood Notes From Orono and Surroundings
March reports from Orono and nearby towns recount visits and relocations. Mrs Ellen J Cloyd of Ottumwa returned home after visiting her sister Mrs John Hawkins. George Hants and family moved to D C McKee farm with Isaac Abbott moving into Honts’ vacated place and Newton moving to Brockway farm. Charles Rainier of Columbus Junction called on his sister Mrs Henry Krider. J S Bowlby rented his farm and moved to Conesville. Will Hawkins visited Cedar Rapids on business. The McKee family plan to relocate to Okmulgee Oklahoma. Mrs L M Cecil joined daughter Mrs D C McKee and family for a visit to Ottumwa. Mr and Mrs Ruby Klotz of Col. Junction visited McCormick home. Verna Slater of Cedar Rapids visited relatives. Mr Barber of Muscatine consulted on business. On March 3, neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Neal Quimby for their fifth anniversary with oysters and celebration. Joe Burns of Arden was a business visitor.
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Columbus Junction
Henry Krider
J. S. Bowlby
Conesville
John Wildman
Will Hawkins
Cedar Rapids
L. M. Cecil
D. C. McKee
Ottumwa
Neal Quimby
Joe Burns
Arden
Gilt Edge Mortgage Emphasizes Safe Farm Loans
Iowa farm mortgage loans offered at 6 percent, touted as safe as government bonds and yielding better returns. No cost to collect interest. Contact J. E. Stevenson at 209 Iowa Ave.
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Iowa
J. E. Stevenson
Iowa Ave
Bonds Still Selling Pushes Court House Bond Issue
Nine thousand dollars more of the court house bonds were disposed of late Saturday afternoon and County Auditor A. S. Lawrence says he is receiving many inquiries about the sale.
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Court House
A. S. Lawrence
O'Kara Japanese troupe at Bijou shines this week
The O'Kara Japanese acrobatic duo headlines a strong Bijou bill praised for daring original stunts. Manager Gollos highlights their balance acts and the show’s snap and popular appeal.
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Bijou
Gollos
Bond funds sustain ongoing construction despite limited cash
The text notes that although funds are tight, sufficient money from bond sales remains to continue building operations for a period, indicating that cash on hand is adequate to cover ongoing construction activities. The statement reflects financial flexibility amid sales.
Muscatine Women to Attend Missionary Meet
The annual conference of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren church Iowa conference will be held at Dumont March 16 for one week. Mrs J C H Light and Miss Carrie Mull are on the program. Mrs Light will read The Up to Date Missionary and His Work and Miss Mull will lecture on Bible Study. Mrs Fred Giesler is society president and will attend. About 65 delegates from across the state are expected.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Iowa Conference
Dumont
J. C. H. Light
Carrie Mull
Light
Mull
Fred Giesler
Dumont Missionary Society
Annual Meeting of United Brethren Church in Bristow
The annual conference led by secretary Rev. J. C. H. Light will convene March 18 in Bristow Iowa. A strong program is planned and many delegates from across Iowa are expected to attend.
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The
United Brethren Church
J. C. H. Light
Bristow
Iowa
The Groceries Question Then and Now
The excerpt declares focus on finding the best groceries at the lowest prices. It contrasts the unsolved “girl question” with the grocery problem, asserting expertise in shopping while avoiding the first issue.
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