Dance and Bazaar Advertisements at Local Venues
Local notices promote a Friday program at McKinley Bazaar with hot coffee and a charity bazaar. Ads tout dances at Bad Men tonight and Red Man tonight with family friendly pricing. The run includes a film feature at Princess theater and a free admission for children Friday afternoon.
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van Gear Groevry
McKinley School
Maret
Kata Prive
Joho ‘Bunny
Tonigar
McKinley Bazaar
Red Man
George Lessey
Sally'a Bormince
Princesa Tonique
Uniquy
Spegal
Farly
Knights of Pythias to attend funeral in Connersville
Special to meat users informs readers of Friday events at the 1c P Hall to funeralize their Ti ta brother Gaorke Isto Pred Beltel. In Franklin county reports say White Water region areas suffered a loss of livestock after a tornado. Washington Chapter No 4 will hold a Ladies Night at 7 80 PM with work in Rosa lasre desree Belgeahinanya and refreshments served.
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NOMCE
Pythiad
Washington
Rosalaren Desree
Secretary of War to scene in flood relief efforts
Wartime style dispatch notes multiple officials urging immediate aid for Ohio Indiana flood victims. Messages from Dr P J Farrell and Gov Byrne call for clothing shoes money and supplies. Wireless pleas from Minneapolis and Madison coordinate relief funding while local sales advertise school fundraiser.
Committee Member Refuses To Serve In City Petition Effort
Leonard Bowen, named as one of three to draft a petition urging Attorney General Cosson to investigate Mayor Koch fer, refused to serve. Bowen said his nomination occurred without permission and that he does not support the move.
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Leonard Bowen
Wilson Club
Cosson
Kochfer
Journal
Easter Dance Draws Large Attendance From Employer Groups
A high turnout marked the Easter dance hosted by employees of the C., R.L. & P. and C., Me. St. P. The Koontz eight piece orchestra provided a strong program with hours of dancing described as delightful. Organizers Will Parkins W. Games Gullen Merelli Alavis and Duridson oversaw arrangements.
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Merelli Alavis
Duridson
Reorganization of Office of State Superintendent Proposed
Des Moines records a proposed reorganization of the office of state superintendent of schools. The measure, passed by the senate, sets the state superintendent salary at 4000 dollars yearly and deputies at 2500. It creates three inspectorships at 2000 each with debate over appointment methods and influence of utilities and other bodies.
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Savage Mesanre
Suaste
Des Moines
Savage Oil
Senate
Ois
Grape-Nuts credited with easing stomach distress and brain function
An anxious mother recounts a daughter’s relief from stomach distress and headaches after starting Grape-Nuts. The testimonial claims renewed energy, better school performance, and a new zest for life, with the Postum Co. promoting The Road to Wellville as supporting reading.
Pimples Vanish Pimples and
Fragmentary note mentions a product or remedy promising to remove pimples and improve skin. References to prices, guarantees, and a soap product are included, but details are unclear. The text appears as garbled OCR from a local page segment with scattered brand-like terms and generic assurances.
Unique Play at High School Delights Students Today
The high school presented the farce Mrs Jarley s Wax Work in the school auditorium this afternoon with a cast portraying wax figures. Ruth Grandt led as Mrs Jarley while Ada Kendig Ruby Lehr and others played roles. a short musical program preceded the play. Patrons of McKinley school showed interest and a sale was announced for May 28.
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Crs
the Mises
Ruth Grandt
Adaa Kendig
Ruby Ltehr
Community society notices and club meetings announced
The Wednesday Afternoon Dutchess club met at Mrs HJ Frenzel s home with Mrs W F McTighe of Philadelphia as guest. Announced were next hosts Mrs Otto Sauer and Mrs Will Mark. Miriam Rebeka lodge drill team plans a Friday IOO hall session with invitations. First Congregational church women s circle meets Friday at Mrs F M Siepley s Linn Street. April First Congregational church social planned with Women s Mission circle in charge.
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Ensing Ton Club
HJ. Frenzel
Lown Avenue
W. F. McTighe
Philadelmia
Z. Black
West Seventh Street
Otto Sauer
Miriam Rebeka Lodge
Iaitlavion
Women's Mission Circle
First Congregational Church
Howe
F. M. Siepley
Linn Street
Congregational Church Builders
Mra
A. G. Graves
Rules Committee Meeting In Keokuk For Regatta Plans
Mississippi Valley Power Boat association rules committee will meet in Keokuk tomorrow. Charles P. Hanlay announces the gathering to discuss fall regatta arrangements and advertising as a principal objective.
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Mississippi Valley Power Boat Assoculation
Keokuk
Charles P. Hanlay
Final Rites Held At Baptist Church
Funeral services for the late Thomas Barnard were conducted this afternoon at First Baptist Church by Rev. R V Meigs. A brief sermon eulogized the departed. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery with pallbearers L. Cope A C Brandt Henry Brtz J B Vanatta Albert Sherwood and S A Borger.
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Thomas Barnard
First Baptist Church
R. V. Meigs
Greenwood Cemetery
L.©. Cope
A. C. Brandt
Henry Brtz
J. B. Vanatta
Albert Sherwood
S. A. Borger
Davenport Man Dies by His Own Hand in Waverport
Joachim Schroeder a 62 year old retired farmer hanged himself this afternoon in the woodshed near his home. Temporary insanity is alleged. He leaves a wife and four children.
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Parmer
Y Waverport
Joachim Schroeder
Hiroaci
Hig
Daytons Food Famine After Flood Disaster
Dayton residents face food shortages as flood relief efforts continue. Hiram Hendricks, leader of Riverdale relief, warns supplies, especially bread, must be replenished. Coal and fuel are scarce. Soldiers' Dome officials seek coal from the Pennsylvania railroad. Trees are felled for heat, fires light the city as refugees stay at Van Cleve school.
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Dayton
Miami
Hiram Hendricks
Riverdale Relief Committee
Coffine
Mal Soldiers’ Dome
West
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Riverdale
van Cleve
Muscatine Anxiously Awaits News From Flooded Regions
Muscatine residents anxiously await updates as floods engulf Naycon and nearby towns. Traveling salesman H S Allen reports family members believed lost in rising waters while other relatives reside in Cincinnati Indianapolis and Columbus areas. Several Muscatine ball players and their families live in threatened zones and management ships transportation, though mail access may be delayed.
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Muscatine
Maneger
Frank Boyie
Cincinnati
Fred Kausher
J. Fy Oonbages
Tred Holly
Sutfielder
Ohio
Indiana
Charles Humbrecht
Fort Wayne
Searze Renllle
James Morrison
Springfeld
George Reeder
Mulberry Avenue
Broad Street
Columbus
Mary Groth
East Fifth Street
Indianapolia
Carl Irhar
Miple Grove
Indixonpolis
Reader
Grath
Erber
Hokara for Eczema Claims Strong Healing Power
Bold advertisement praises Hokara as a non grease ointment for eczema and skin troubles. It asserts quick removal of pimples and blackheads, promises normal skin color, and distinguishes it from ordinary greases. Price listed as 26d for four jars, larger sizes at 4d or $4.00, with money-back guarantee and agent endorsements.
Are You Subject to Constipation
Very few people go through life without constipation and many use strong laxatives with diminishing returns. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a mild, safe laxative tonic suitable for all ages. It trains stomach and bowels to work naturally, with guarantees and home sample offers.
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Welpk
Caldwell
G. B. Pruitt
Berea
Caldwel
Ti Po Whemiber
Dr. W
Chicago Cash Grain Market Prices Quoted
Chienzo March 27 Cash Wheat mixed figures for No 2 red No 3 red No 3 par No 3 hard No 1 northern No 2 northern and spring with ranges from 87 to 2 90 cents per bushel. Corn prices list No 2 50 51 cents No 8 yellow 50 60 cents No 8 white 52 44 cents No 4 corn 49 50 cents. Oats No 3 white 23 24 cents No 2 white 21 31 2 cents standard 34 35 cents.
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Chicago
Tly
Chienzo
Corm
Downey local society events and community notes
Downey la March 27. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. P. Church met at Mrs Lew Figle's home Wednesday afternoon. The Sew and So club was entertained at Mrs Iil's Friday. Two members were taken. The club meets with Mrs John Franklin Friday afternoon April 4. A free Meardon shipped two car loads of stock to Chicago Tuesday. A C Holloway had a business call at Marengo Tuesday. Ed Hillett was a West Liberty caller Tuesday. Ralph Hogan received his new concrete mixer Tuesday and is ready to contract for work. Downey Lumber Co. received a carload of fencing for farmers. Guy Summers returned home Monday after hunting ducks near Muscatine. Dave Cornwall and son Wesley left Thursday for Davenport with household goods. Mrs Cornwall and three children left on the train. The Cornwalls’ friends wish them success. Bert Wolford family moved into the house vacated by Dave Cornwall. Downey school program in Barns Hall Monday evening, well rendered but sparsely attended due to weather. fund total about $14. Edith Cornwall and Himmat Bohsteda were Town City callers Saturday. The Downey swing met in Bank Hall Tuesday evening for a box social benefiting open funds. Windstorm Sunday night caused damage with silos, barns, and corncribs toppled. Rev and Mrs J S Wood visited Lindsy at Allan Hemingway’s in South Prairie. Mrs Jane Jenkinson visited daughter Mrs C M Sverest in Town City last week. The Ladies Sowng Circle of Raphet church met at Mrs Napnie Hollaway’s Thursday afternoon.
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Downey
A. C. Holloway
Marengo
Ed. Hillett
West Tiberty
Ralph Hogan
Downey Lumber Company
Guy Summers
Dave Cornwall
Wesley
Davenport
Edith Cornwall
Himmat Bohsteda
Downey Svange
Is. J. S. Wood
Lindsy
Allan Hemingway
South Prairie
Jane Jenkinson
C. M. Sverest
Town City
Atrs
Napnie Hollaway
Local Fraternal Society Meetings Listed
Societies Eagle Lodge 10 A O U W meet Thursdays at Chestnut Street Brethren invited to attend. Mascutine Tribe 95 invites visiting chiefs to Thursday Red Men meeting. Muscatine lodges meet Sundays and Wednesdays at specified halls. Bowtase Lodge 27 YD of Re meets on second and fourth Sundays at 2145 rel Mes re ment. First and third Fridays at 7:45 o'clock noted.
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Eagle Lodge
Chestnut Street
Wer
Bilmer
W. D. Wilton
Doles
Red Men
H. Ft
Sachem
Borsstadt
Ry Prane Sbs
Muscatine Lopes
Rehmal
Bowtase
Banner Lodge No. 10
Derren
Insets Secon
Workman Hall
Legiety
Mra
Gussle
Cofar Streets
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Iy Pont Officle
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Weat Second
Muscatine State Bank
Larly
Itood
Aqtorlean Medical Association
P. J. Farrell
Heneral
Army of the Philippines
Farrell
San Francisco
Hoberts
Hort Wayne
Orphi
St. Mary's River
Fork Wayne
Pierre
Gav. Byrne
Red Rage Society of
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis
Ming
S. Donaldson
Eurlope
Mind-Ocraft
Mitchell
Mia Company
Waney
Wome
Adv
Kennard Bowen
Wilson
Chub
Rome
Chase
Aldding
Abiliies Corporation
Hamilton
Commerce Couriel
Law Department of the State
Railroad Commission
Billie Lounsberry
House
Lounsberry
Hersa
Ballatt
Boettger
Public Utilities
Maeterle
Gailroad Commission
Nngda
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ana
Hoyvercamp
Sale Mayeh
Jank Ghinabarger
Kensington
Will Mark
Women's Mission
Firele
Baptist Church
Ginn
Pinna
H. S. Allen
Muscatino
Naycon
Mia Hone
John Bisk
Allen Refe
Miss Wride
Tady
Starvey Stock Company
Orpherm Theatre
Zanesville
Hokara
Eczema
G. B. Proc
Society
Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
P. Ball
G. Viettine Rotary
Beltel
Hebant
Shean
Yeoman
Appel
Vanatta
Isabelly Norton
F. C. E. Muscatine Aerie
Rorle Hall
Front Street
Gustav Bock
J. H. Gettert
Webb Council of Level and Select Masters
Sinted Assembly
Masonic Mall
Je T
A. E. Othmer
B.C. W. Graf
Moar
Wishart
al, Madden
Offea Ne State Bank
Nut Street
Bloomington
H. F. Bodman
Fred
Lewis
George Scholtes
Court OF Sonor
Delvin Dubnis
Penny M. Miller
Nea
Woodmen
Amertes
Woodman Hall
Oide’ Block
Edith Hidler
Emma Wanleve
Ancentea
Risciay
Ren
Nice
Mary Afryer
Suerte Kirk
Recorder
Morney
Neltia Lucus
G. AB
Shelby Norman
Memorial Hall
Court House
Fermann Schmidt
J. 8. Cori
G. My Titus
Town Avenue
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