Former local man Daniel Hayes dies at Rock Island
Daniel Hayes, long prominent Muscatine and Rock Island figure, founder of the Daniel Hayes Company, dies at home on Twenty-second Street Rock Island after a year of illness. Born in Connecticut in the early forties, he built a national reputation as a horse breeder and ranch operator, developing 1600 acres in southern Iowa and producing the trotting horse Alix 2 00, a world trotting record holder. He and his son Daniel Jr. had focused recent years on farming in southern Iowa with ties to I L Perrine of Twin Falls Idaho. He had lived in Rock Island for seven years prior to 1910 and previously in Muscatine for forty years. His widow and family survive.
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Rock Island
Danial ‘Hayow
Board of Oil
Todora
Daniel Mayor Company
Moore Inland
Hayos
Dusincan
Dantul Hayes Company
Frayor
Wayos
Lower Rock Inland
Alix
Fayos
Rock
Bualneas
Ta Fome
Musecailne
Twin Falla
Idaho
Hayes
Ale
Danial Hayes
I. B. Perringhols
Cormitten
Connecticut
Mr. Hayes
Wantington
Conn
Gordon Tuyen
Hvaneton
Galsaburg
Knox College
Tare Yonra
Des Moinen
Former Prominent Local Man Dead in Muscatine
Obituary notes the death of Daniel Hayes a longtime community figure in Muscatine. He married twice first to Allen Corffella Warfield and later to Kate A Borland. Survivors include four children from his first marriage and several relatives across Illinois Wyoming Minnesota and Iowa. Funeral services are scheduled at the family home and a Muscatine chapel with clergy from local churches officiating.
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Rock Inland Club
Jayou
Futura
Mayen
Lons
Muscatine
Hayes
Misa Allen Cor
Charles J. Fisher
Sheridan
Wyo
Alex
Ralph Vy Tinlo
Storling
Robert 7
Robertson
Wihinotte
Danjy Tiayos, Jr
Hayessn
Kate A. Borland
Minneapolia
Paneray
Dwenty-aoc
Stronk
Afon
Muscarne
James TE
Wilson
Tinefty
J. N. WtHoth
Oomington, Jr
Musionetlne
Pallbear
Daniel Hayes Company
Clyde B. Taylor
Warrison
Oxcar C
Lamp
I, M
Grin
L. J. Lang
Ralph Whortt
German air raid on England injures many in city attack
The German air raid on England strikes crowded streets in a city area, killing 76 and injuring about 175. Bombs dropped from high altitude destroyed houses and shops in shopping and residential districts, marking the second raid on England in three days.
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Great Britain
Monty
Childran
Tin City
Jargzo Hizo
Ungland
Corman
London
Letts Home Scene of Social Affair
Bert Garrett hosted about twenty guests at her Letts home for a kitchen shower honoring Miss Anna Barnes, groom to James J. Holmick of Columbus Junction. Guests searched the house with an improvised ring, finding a set of aluminum ware as gifts before cake and other treats.
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Olre
Bert Garrett
Hong Yeat
Mias
Anna Barnes
James J. Holmick
Columbus Junction
Mina Garnes
Tha Houna
Digestive Advice From An Old Text
A fragment advises avoiding sour stomach by eating slowly chewing thoroughly and choosing mild foods like Vittla meat. It suggests avoiding overeating and relying on Chamber-Jule’s Tablets to aid digestion as a possible remedy.
Great Congress to Discuss Jewish Rights at Washington
Local Jews announce a congress of the Jews of Iowa to meet in Washington on September 2 to discuss equal rights and the abrogation of discriminatory laws. Charlan Silverman and Rabbit Bugena Mannheimer of Des Moines are nominated as delegates, with a June 10 primary to pick one of the two candidates. The Iowa board of election, led by TM Marks, and secretary over B. Silberman, oversee preparations and delegate selection.
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Charlan Silverman
Rabbit Bugena Mannheimer
Dow Moines
Iowa
United States
Washington
Des Moines
Musentino
Dos Monica
Iowa Board of Election
Marks
B. Silberman
Republic of Tusaln
Uit Tewr
Abandoned plans for longer school day at avenue High
With two days left before finals, officials cancel the plan to extend morning hours and drop afternoon work at the avenue school. Promoters secured over 200 petitions but exams begin soon, so students will not stay at school all day.
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Aluconts
Avenue School
Schama
Ten Million Face Graft Census Shows
A bleedingly garbled report claims 10,000,000 draft age men exist with 6,272,400 single men and 4,545,300 married men. It discusses exemptions for essential war work and notes visits by Mrs. E. S. Burlington and Mrs. Noah Carter to friends and relatives.
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Washington, D. GC
Lane Tima
City of Muscatine invites bids for street work
Notice of sealed bids for earth filling and a bridge project on Second Street in Muscatine Iowa seeks bids by 7:80 p.m. June 7 1917. A $60 certified check and a $200 bond are required with bid, with contracts awarded to the lowest responsible bidder. City engineer Matthews on notes the date May 26 1917.
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City Recorder
Musci
Ting
Payahla
Nenacatina
Towa
Superfluous Hair Root Removal Claim Promoted
An advertisement touts a new product promising to remove hair roots completely from the skin surface. It claims rapid, painless action with no irritation and no odor, backed by a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to ask a druggist for the product today.
Badge of Honor for Men on June 5
Dr W S Norton local chairman of the Military Training Camp Association says every man who registers June 5 will be honored with a handmade insignia band. Muscatine city and local groups must arrange the bands, with a committee to place the armband on registrants at polling places.
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Colvad
W.S. Norton
Military Tranng Campy Association
Muscatine
Liv Dulletin
Norton
Mmletin Nao
Jewels Start Money Campaign to Support Team
Local team members launched a fundraising effort to raise 500 dollars for the season. Manager Wollatt announced selling 200 tickets at 2 dollars and 65 cents each for a season book admitting one to every home game. The plan aims to bring top opponents to Marse during the season and strengthen the squad. The Jewels host Davenport East End Bookturn in a regional game at South Mind lot tomorrow.
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Wollatt
Ino Dowele
Censon
Agmo
Jawa
Illinois Aemipraclita
Royal Ming
South Mind
Davenport East End
Selending Teunta
Taps Withdraw Gold from U S and international concerns
A damaged abroad note discusses withdrawal of gold from the United States and how Britain and Japan weigh the impact on global finance. It cites fears of disruption, the need for winding gold flows, and potential effects on Germany and allied munitions costs amid wartime pressures. Expressions of sympathy accompany a local bereavement.
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Mila
Pritish Offichus
Critiah
Lord Cunlte
Bank of Fugland
Aive
Dome
Arl
FLOWERS ATU SOUGHT FOR SOLDIERS’ GRAVES DECORATION
Decoration Day volunteers seek donated flower towers to adorn the old Soldiqra graves. Donations may be left Tuesday afternoon at the room formerly occupied by the Schafer laundry. AML patriotic women urged to assist in making wreaths and bouquets for the day.
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Schacfer
AML
Few Entries At Ames Field Meet Amid Small Field
Ames St May Iowa at the Missouri Valley conference track meet saw few entries with limited events. Grinnell Simpson and John University were the only non conference schools. Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Drake among the entrants. Robert Simpson of Missouri led a field in the low hurdles. Shapron and Hoyt of Grinnell contended in the 220 yard low hurdles with a national shakeup potential. Fifty two medals and two cups were awarded for relays as winners were announced.
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Ames
Grinnall
Simpson
Jown University
Amon
Missouri
Nobraska
Kandas
Draka
Canonic
Robert Slimpson
University of Missouri
Shapron
Hoyt
Grinnell
Advanea
Aman
Minsouri University
la Ho Trineipal Toutondars
Awuar Doad
Rifles Found Buried in Old Garden Plot
In Columbus Junction on May 21 a lay farmer Clyde Oaken unearthed army rifles while plowing near the railroad. An army officer and a deputy sheriff collected the weapons, believed hidden for about two years, with crews reportedly using the ground for a time.
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Journal
Columbus Junction
Wfteen Krar
Jorgeson
Noro
Clyde Oaken
Weahtaston County
Grandview Notes May 26 Social and Local Movements
Mrs Arthoodt enjoys a visit from sister Usa wloronco Athpian of St Peters Annn. Mr and Mrs Robt Satterthwaite plan to move to Wapello this week. Lawrence Mardin injures ankle in an nnote accident last week. Frank Riggy and wife visit from Clars once. Misses Mario Freeman Tethor Sulaberrer Wilda Wetzel Violet Kindler Muscatine spend weekend with Wilma and Kida Graham. Sheriff McDaniel of Wapello visits. Merle Stevens rides to Oakville Tuesday. Misses Coon Loyd and Vonard depart for vacation. Conscription notices urge postponing draft applications amid New York Vermont meetings.
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Grandview
Mra
USA Wloronco Athpian
St. Peters
Annn
Robt
Satterthwaite
Wapollo
Lawrence Mardin
Clars
Mario Freeman
Tethor Sulaberrer
Wilda Wetzel
Violet, Kindler
Muscatine
Apent
Wilma
Kida Graham
McDaniel
Wapello
Waa
Thin Place
Merle Stevens
Oakville
Coon
Loyd
Vonard
Mystic Workers Dance Night at Maccabee Hall
Mystic Workers will host a dance on May 28 at Maccabee hall inviting the public to enjoy good music and a welcoming atmosphere.
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Mystic
Maccabee Hall
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Geo. Kranz & Son
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TAPS
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Paramount
Cartoon Comedy
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Mae Mutay
Edith Storey and
Antonio Moreno
Greater Vitagraps
Earle Williams
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Chiracahua
Storica
Amo
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Coma
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Francis
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Tomor Onea
Betty Schadeim
Blue Lawn
Liberty
Charlie. Chaplin
Oldsmobile
H. O. Schroeder Garage
Mulberry Ave
Muscatine, Iowa
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