Republicans Take Power In Muscatine 1902 City Council
Muscatine experiences a new council as Mayor Schmidt ends term and Mayor-elect McNutt begins. The record includes finances, street plans, cemetery bids, and bond approvals while committees propose water legislation and street openings and discuss the Champion hose house and crosswalks.
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Ald. Engel
Champion
Council
Ald
Riggs
Gremmel
Muscatine
Eighth Street
Maiden Lane
Roscoe Avenue
Weed Park Road
City of
McNutt
Ald. Schenck
Diercks
Engel
Bartemeier
Seller
Spaethe
Duffield
Roach
Board of Water Trustees
Weth
Des Moines
Kornemann
Str
Schenck
Aid
Sycamore Street
Quincy Street
Peter Geltz
Cere
Eee
Nyenhuis
Cemetery Committee
Herm. Gremmel
J. Bartemeier
R. Schenck
W. Riggs
People's Light and Power Co
J. W. Riggs
Iowa
M. J. Flannery
Seiler
Riges
David Vanatta
E. E. Davidson
Ald. Seiler
Jno
B. Hudson
Deutscher Anzeiger
Gustav Weis
Louis Tiecke
Second Ward
Adam Korte
First Ward
Ald. Diercks
Hanover Street
Grandview Road
City Fire Committee
Schmidt
Bert Benham
City Recorder
Two Fine Specimens of Physical Development and Digestion
An examination of how athletes reach peak form cites James Jeffries and Tom Sharkey pursuing training focused on perfect digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are praised by both fighters for aiding digestion, preventing acidity, and maintaining health without laxatives, with James Jeffries and Thos. J. Sharkey endorsing them.
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James Jeffries
Tom Sharkey
Iine
Stuart
Ampion Jeffries
Trengthen
James J. Jeffries
Sharkey
Iart
Thos. J. Sharkey
Fruitland notes on illness growth and local life
The Fruitland local column reports John Shultz gravely ill at his Island home, Elsie and son unloading a new traction engine for a portable saw mill, and a cold wave bringing many robins. It covers school board swearing in of Robert Mittman and others, new stores and fertilizer shipments, duck hunting, and local improvements near Fruitland.
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Fruitland
John Shultz
X. Elsie
Holcomb and Vail
Fruitland Township
Robert Mittman
R. F. Parmilee
R. F. Hummell
Chas. Beatty
T. F. Fell
Fell
Milwaukee
A. F. Kemp
W. L. Clapp
Muscatine
Davenport
J. W. Rankin
Ottumwa
Phillips Farm
J.S. Garnes
Equalizing Board
G. H. Corwin
Emerson Bowman
Geo. Richie
Frank Walker
J. H. Vail
Messrs
Dayton
the Lightning Medicine CO
Rock Island
Weather, depth of Holtz well resets local notes
Sweetland Ila reports varied week with temperatures from zero to 60 above. Farmers reconsider wheat sowing plans amid the weather shift. The well at C A Holtz's now measured at 260 feet deep, not 60 as last week indicated.
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Sweetland
Ila
C. A. Holtz
Local Notes from Sweetland and Nearby Towns
Sunday visits by J. E. Van Camp and Ed Chamberlain family are recorded. Mrs. Ed Chamberlain tours Wilton this week. Katie Deitrick of Muscatine visited Sweetland. Wm Moots took possession of the new store. George Pantel to work in carpentry with Tony Bersch. Sweetland folks praise Judge Brannan over Gettert divorce. County supervisors order a new Mad Creek bridge near F Burnside. John Foster moves to Campbell Ia. Fred Klepper traveled near Burlington. Willie Sinkler travels to Colorado for summer. Elzie Hessen visits from Wilton. Peter Gettert returns from Blue Grass.
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J. E. van Camp
Black Diamond Express Named for Comfort and Speed
The Black Diamond Express becomes a byword for luxury among travelers. The service runs between Buffalo and Philadelphia via the Lehigh Valley Railroad, signaling swift and elegant rail travel in this corridor.
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Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley Railroad
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W. Richards
W. Diercks
Orange Street
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Sioner
Dbas Ss Cave Snes
Ee Giesier Button Co
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Leo
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Es Owens
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Mombie
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Grand Avenue
the New Council
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Haifleigh
M. O. Neidig
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R. Rice
Marshal
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O. McGaughey
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J. Haifleigh
Ald. Schen
Recorder’s Office
Ald Diereks
Batterson Steam Room
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Weis
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