The End Is Near at Hand at The Boston Store
A Muscatine sale ad warns the Boston Store will close soon and urges quick purchases of rugs oilcloths lace curtains and more at prices below manufacture cost with many items listed including kimonas petticoats rain coats and satin coats.
Dress Goods At -2 Price from The Boston Store
About one hundred pieces of finest all wool dress goods offered on sale at less than half value. Skirt and dress patterns priced at 1.98, 2.98, 3.98, 4.98, and 5.98 for entire patterns. Limited days only before store closes.
Ready-ade Skirts and dresses at cut prices
Sale ad offers chiffon panama and French voile skirts at 2.98 to 18.00, silk dresses 12.50 to 20.00 half price, kid gloves about 50 pairs 1.50 to 3.00, with dozens of new 1909 style dresses in plaids and silks described as nobly styled and must be sold quickly.
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Smith
Axminster
House Furnishings Sale Offers Deep Discounts and Curtains
A local sale promotes nickel plated stair buttons to heavy crex matting and window shades at half to full price. It touts lace curtains in multiple styles, Swiss rattled curtains for bedrooms, new portieres, rope curtains, and a broad range of floor cloths and curtain rods all at manufactur er's cost or half price as stock is cleared.
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Nottingham
Irish Point
Brussels
Portieres
Local notes and sales items in Muscatine area
Local brief lists sales offers and personal notices from Muscatine and nearby towns. Items include seed corn for sale, loan ads, travel notices for Clarke South Dakota and Moscow, medical and insurance services, funeral officiating plans, illness news, and various shopping and business notices involving residents of Muscatine, Letts, Nichols, Columbus Junction, and Silvis Illinois.
Wily Reunion in Ay County Leads to Short Jail Terms
Fred Zueltz and Valentine Geltz were placed in Ay County jail for 10 days each on intoxication charges after pleading guilty. Deputy Sheriff Sherberger handled sentencing as the elder Geltz and his son faced a tense, remorseful meeting. Chris Krause, arriving from Illinois, quickly faced a $5 fine and costs after pleading guilty, losing his baggage checks in a depot mishap.
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Fred Zueltz
Valentine Geltz
Geitz
Henry Maisenbach
Sherberger
Chris Krause
Muscatine
Illinois
Howe
Knife return at Coyners barn prompts public prosecution doubt
A clipped machine at Coyners barn raised questions whether the thief will immediately return the knives and face public prosecution or avoid legal action, prompting local concern.
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Coyner’s Barn
Wellman Secures Next Convention for W F M S
Keota Iowa May 4 The W F M S district convention in the Wellman Methodist church closed with high praise and nineteen new members raising the roll to 53 The event featured conference officers and Grace Stockwell from Burmah The newly elected officers include President Mrs C C Gardner First Vice Mrs W R Jeffry Second Vice Mrs J C Richardson and others The next convention will be held in Wellman with a $10 membership fee and life member Marjory Robertson daughter of the local pastor
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Keota
Grace Stockwell
Burmah
Ellen Pichereau
Burlington
Willa May Patten
Muscatine
Kate E. Moss
Kansas City
W. R. Jeffrey
Washington
C. C. Gardner
Wellman
W. R. Jeffry
J. C. Richardson
Emma Anderson
Nettie Skipton
West Chester
Tomlinson
West Liberty
Little Marjory Robertson
King’s Heralds
Council Inspects South Muscatine in City Tour
Aldermen finished a daytime inspection of the first and fourth wards while officials toured the city. Tonight they act as board of review at City Hall to hear complaints from property owners who say assessments were raised and seek relief.
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Gustav Weis
Letts Woman Returns After Brief Visit
Mrs. J. H. Letts of Letts returned home after a brief visit, completing a short domestic matter referenced in local society notes.
Clarissa Encourages Orders and Rewards Announcement
A fragmented note urges continued orders with motivational phrasing and mentions a Guid Medal Fiour. The text appears as a brief promotional or motivational message with unclear context and names.
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Clarissa
Maliinva
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