Girl at the Gate S Latest Success at Genad Theatre
A Chicago LaSalle opera house to Grand theatre show starring Marty Askin organizes The Girl at the Gate. The production features famous local names like Herbert Campbell Latey Weston Cathryn Rowe Palmer and Mortimer Walden with lively chorus and stylish costumes. The plot shifts from a Panama Bay island to a Japanese concession at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco.
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Chicago Lasalle Opera House
Grand Theatre
Marty Askin
Fina
Chicago
Clevar
Costaaia
Windy City
Meadow Links
Herbert Carlbell
Latey Weston
Cathryn Rowe Palmer
Wall
Ang
Paris
Whel Phitlins
Mortimer Walden
Wil M. Hough
Pradorich Donighey
Ben M. Serome
Bay of Panama
Panama-Pacific
San Francisco
Tornado Victim Missing Man Sought by Police
Journal reports no trace of Edward Muenz or related men after a Taellat committee message claimed a Nebraskan tornado victim was found severely injured. Police chief J. W. Dunn signed the Ionic call requesting location efforts. Andrew Muenz, father, fears for his son. The family seeks any information.
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Edward Muenz
Murdock
Journal
Taellat
Omlahn
J. WW. Dunn
Nebraska
Andrew Muenz
Davenport Clergyman Talks Brotherhood and Building Plans
Dr. L. M. Coffman of Davenport Presbyterian addressed the first Presbyterian church brotherhood, praising its progressive spirit and plans for a separate Sunday school building and remodeling. A musical program followed with contributions from Ernest Tener Miss Wethelyn Salisbury Miss Velma Grimm Henry Otto Jr and Miss Stella Richards. Coffman announced the next meeting for April 24.
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L. M. Coffman
Davenport Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
Colfman
House of Worship
Ernest Tener
Procus
Wethelyn Salisbury
Sulas
Velma Grimm
Oil on School Floors Sparks Inconvenience
Local report notes oil on school floor surfaces causes wear on shoes and carpets. Teachers and pupils alter routines, changing shoes at home to avoid tracking oil. Community officials urge safer floor maintenance as disruptions spread across schools in Wilton and surrounding areas.
Munyon Remetics Business Survives Fire Loss
A fire destroyed extensive Munyon Homeopathic Co facilities with a half million dollars in losses. The firm saved lab records and stock. operations continued via neighboring building, rapid bottle and label delivery, and telegraph calls. Demand surged as orders were filled in a day, underscoring the motto There In Hope.
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Wituj
Munyon Homeopathicomedy Co
Complication of Woman's Ills in Athens Texas
A letter from Mrs Saran R Whattey of Athony Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from long standing female illnesses. The ad asserts widespread success over 30 years, cites thousands of testimonial letters, and promises confidential, woman-to-woman advice from the Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Athens
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Saran R. Whattey
Athony
Lydia EB. Einkhorn
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lyla E Pinkham
Local Social Updates From Davenport To Muscatine
Yesterday many residents returned home after visits in Davenport and Muscatine. Wheaton McArthur came back from a business trip in Davenport while Jon Gimers headed to Muscatine en route to Argon for an auctioneering engagement. Frank Kuhns and Mrs. Kuhns visited the J W Miller home and returned to Iowa City. Clarence Brown left for West Liberty to visit his sister Mrs George Anner in Chamberlain’s ad for constipation. Chamberlain's tablets are advertised as easy to take and gentle in effect.
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Wilton
Tey
Muscatina
L. A
Yiphor
Musgatina
Wheaton McArthur
Davenport
Mir
Mia
Thos, Smith
Benitaten
George Lincoln
Moscow
Jon Gimers
Muscatine
Argon
Willet Ag
Frank Kuhns
J. W. Miller
Iowa City
Leonard Smith
Clarence Brown
West Liberty
George Annerer
Chamberlain
A. Plumsey
Meadames Sheldon and
McAdams
Henry Ethlera
Tows City
Harold, Smith
B. Purvis
W. Kimberley
Moline
Wm. Carney
Isler
Walnut
McGowen
East Third
Chet Ketley
Clint Dice
Selao Ponce
Robert Shellabarger
Omaha
Myra
Regnier
A. M. Floyd J
Orelock
M. B. Churchy
Ray
Storm reports from Bayfield and Foster recount damage
Reports detail extensive storm damage across Bayfield Foster and surrounding areas. Lumber shed at Harper and Wil was blown down. Len McGinnis property root lifted. trees down. barns demolished. Thornton school shifted. windows shattered. cattle barns unrooted. Telegraph lines hindered full reporting.
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Bayfield
Ble
Harper
Wil
Foster
Ill
Len McGinnis
Edward-Mavis
F. C. Mavis
Ar. Mavis
Len Krenger
Henry Bopp
Thorn Thorpe Place
Rural teachers to attend Fairfield meeting urged
County Superintendent H. D. Bradley reports many rural and small town teachers in the county will travel to Fairfield next week for the South Eastern Iowa Teachers meeting. Attendance at the district gathering is seen as a notable feature of the event.
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H. D. Bradley
Iowa
Pairfield
Rapid Rise of River Threatens Riverfront Property
Rivermen warn of rapidly rising Mississippi with flood danger at Geneva Island and Union Park. Water was fourteen feet last night and rising about a foot daily, prompting sandbagging and filling to reinforce riverbank while warnings from the National Weather Bureau acknowledge a rise but predict no immediate peak. Property damage already seen as debris and loose items washed away. embankments along the M. N. & going to be reinforced as crews work to slow the flood.
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Mississippi
National Weather Bureau
Myer
Geneva Island
Union Park
Y GYMNASTS PRESENT ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION AT YMCA
The annual gymnastic demonstration by Young Men’s Christian Association members drew crowded galleries as R. I. Starkey supervised a ladder of vaults rings and pyramids. The pyramid display impressed spectators and the group will compete at the Mississippi Valley association contest in Moline tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Gymnasicum
R. i. Starkey
Pyramid Squade
Mississippi Valley Association
Moline
Local notices from West Liberty area March entries
West Liberty district column reports residents traveling and visiting relatives. Theo Jones and family hosted a daughter while others, including Mrs. Petersen and Mrs. W. Virndernit, visited Davenport and Brooklyn. J Patera and Janet Ady made brief Davenport and Iowa City trips. Mrs. Yook attended a Pythian lodge event in Buffalo. Mrs. Gallon visited Muscatine.
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Liberty
Theo. Jones
Petersen
Davenport
George
Tanny
W. Virndernit
Brooklyn
West
Rey
Epler
J. Patera
Gascarets health warning headline from a vintage ad
An old newspaper ad touts Gascarets as a remedy for headaches bile stomach upset and liver cleansing. It claims quick cures overnight with a 10 cent box and appeals to children who enjoy the taste while promising no gripe and long lasting relief.
Epidemic Coughing Sweeps Town Aches Sicken All Ages
An epidemic cough spreads through the town affecting young and old. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound marketed by Lea Pharmacy in Chicago is promoted as a safe cough remedy. Sage endorses Foley's product, warning against substitutes and urging use of this specific remedy.
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Foley
Jones
Lea Pharmacy
Chica
Calif
Sage
A.W. Morgan
Adv
Notice of Special Election in Muscatine City
To qualified voters of Muscatine City notice is given that on April 7, 1913 a special election will be held to decide whether the city should erect a city hall at a cost not exceeding ninety thousand dollars. T. H. Brannan, City Recorder.
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Muscatine City
Muscatine
Mug
T. H. Brannan
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Jowa Telephone Company
Girl AT the Gates
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Ions
Fhone
John Wendinger
Mha
Mno
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Hivarle
L. G. Coffman
Presbyterian Organization
Munyon's
Noster, Ile
Country
Bayer
Fairfield
M. C
Studebaker
Sudebaker
South Bend
Ind
New York
Dallas
Kansas City
Denver
Sinnerforis
Francisco
Portland
Ork
B . Tri-City Loan Co
Brady Street
Muscatine Produce Co
East Second Street
H. D. Horst
Muscatine State Bank
Muscatine Lighting Co
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