Bartlett Bros offer teas and coffees in local shop window
Local notice describes Bartlett Bros. for fine teas and coffees. Several residents visit Davenport including Mrs Kaiser of Wilton and John Kaiser of Burlington. Mrs Thurman travels to Cuba Kan for ill father. others visit friends in North English and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Bros
William Kaiser
Wilton
R. M. Summitt
Fast Seventh Street
North English
Carl Thurman
Cuba
Kan
Cows Die Across Muscatine County Linked to White Clover
Reports from Muscatine County farmers say cows belonging to Thomas Martin and James Healey died as white clover blossoms spread across pastures. A veteran farmer notes yearly tales of clover danger, but this season the white bloom abundance is high and blamed for stock losses. Similar reports reach other parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Martin
James Healey
Muscatine County
Small blaze in barber shop causes minor damage
An alarm of fire sounded at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon for a small blaze in Sam McElhaney's barber shop. The fire began during the filling of a gasoline lamp and caused insignificant damage.
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Sam McElhaney
Williams elected president at Iowa Commercial Teachers meeting
At Des Moines the Iowa Commercial Teachers association chose B F Williams of Des Moines as president. The 1904 session is planned for Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Commercial Teachers Association
Des Moines
B. F. Williams
Waterloo
Dedication of Muscatine Elks Lodge Home in Iowa City
The Muscatine Benevolent Protective Order of Elks dedicated its new lodge at the corner of Iowa Avenue and Second Street under District Deputy T. W. Henry who led the ceremony. The altar was built by S. A. Berger J. A. Rowan Barney Schmidt and Steve Fuller with a social session and dancing to follow. Officers listed include Phil J. Mackey Geo J. Kranz C C Smith H W Zeidler Ss J Fuller E Stocker L V Bodman Fred E Koehler Henry Kuriger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Iowa Avenue
Second Street
T. W. Henry
S. A. Berger
J. A. Rowan
Barney Schmidt
Steve Fuller
the Elks
Henry
New York City
Order
Ellis
United States
Order of Elks
Phil. J. Mackey
Geo. J. Kranz
H. W. Zeidler
Ss. J. Fuller
E. C. Stocker
L. V. Bodman
Fred E. Koehler
Henry Kuriger
Cleaning System Promises Dust Free Homes and Refreshing Sanitation
The passage describes a cleaning method with six to eight rooms and attachments for carpets chairs walls and bedding. It highlights dust removal and sanitation as key benefits and notes the London Lancet endorsement. Machines are leased not sold by the cleaner company with routing and contact details for Iowa Central agents and A B Cutts in Minneapolis.
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England
America
Chicago
H. C. Booth
London
London Lancet
Special Summer Excursion Rates to the West
The Iowa Central Railway announces summer excursion rates from Elrick Junction valid June 1 to September 34 1903. Destinations include Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Colorado at 24.25 dollars Glenwood Springs Colorado at 36.25 Salt Lake City Ogden Utah at 37.25 and lower rates to Deadwood Lead City Hot Springs and Custer South Dakota. The sale includes many additional advantages in travel terms.
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Iowa Central Railway
Elrick Junction
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo, Colo
Glenwood Springs
Cole
Salt Lake City
Ogden Utah
Deadwood
Lead City
Hot Springs
Custer
S.C
Minnie Winborn Weds Fred Williams at Sharon Center
On Wednesday last at the Winborn home in Sharon township Johnson county Miss Minnie Winborn and Fred Williams of Muscatine were married. Rev S H Streuffeler officiated the lawn ceremony beneath shade trees at noon. The newlyweds departed the same day for their Muscatine home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Winborn
Sharon Township
Johnson County
Minnie Winborn
Fred Williams
Muscatine
S. H. Streuffeler
United Evangelical Church
Sharon Center
Mrs. Williams
Found Horse in Keckler ville Ad Please Claim
A gray horse about 12 years old and weighing 1900 pounds was found in Keckler ville. The owner may claim by contacting Chief of Police Rice and paying costs for keeping the animal and this advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kecklerville
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