Hobart M. Cable piano sold exclusively by J. J. Griffith
Local notes report the Hobart M. Cable piano sold exclusively by J. J. Griffith. A field meet for high school teams is set for tomorrow at the fair grounds at 2 o clock. Several residents travel for business or leisure, while track work near Richland and riverfront visits are noted. militia camps may occur at Cedar Rapids per Col. Caughlan.
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Hobart M. Cable Piano
J. J. Griffith
Cedar Rapids
H. D. Caughlan
Caughlan
Des Moines
Byers
Fort Riley
Eas
Ottumwa Courier
Railroad Rumble
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway plans Kansas City cut off trains starting June 1 from Muscatine to Washington Iowa thirty four miles using Rock Island tracks to Muscatine Sudbury and St Paul lines beyond. Construction is unfinished and service unlikely before Oct 1.
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Moline Mail
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Kansas City
Muscatine
Washington
Iowa
Rock Island
Sudbury
St. Paul
Washington Journal
Milwaukee Railway
Townsends Studio Open Until Decoration Day
High school and Co. C field meet discussed local hours for Townsends Studio open until 4 p m Saturday for Decoration day Not open Sundays. The St Louis Line engine No 12 pulled the second section of freight 95 through the city this morning. Miss Aleta Barger goes to Montezuma for Ethel Sheleys graduation. Attorney Roy C Brown in from aew to Sigourney to Muscatine. Mrs A E Othmer visits Davenport from the Helen Blair. Local A O CU W meeting with William Narvis present eighteen new applications received for membership.
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St. Louis
Rock Island
Aleta Barger
A. J. Barger
East Sixth Street
Montezuma
Ethel Sheley
Montezuma High School
Roy C. Brown
Aew
Sigourney
Muscatiny
A. E. Othmer
Davenport
Helen Blair
A. Othmer
West Seventeenth Street
Prder
Davenport Times
W. M. Stark
the League
Ione Hoopes
F. Hoopes
E. Hoopes
Mandolin Club
Maud Settlemire
Minnie Brown
R. Stineman
W. A. Cooper
Q. T. Howard
Fred Hoopes
Steinman
Girls Mandolin Club
Essie McCleary
Sam Kendig
Carrie Steineman
Joe Kendig
Geo. LaCornu
W. Cooper
Edward Jones
L. Dockwood
I. McKoskey
R. Concannon
L. DeCamp
A. DeCamp
E. Wright
P. Mell
L. McCleary
G. McCormick
Vail
Sam Fisher
Chicago
Harry Gillmore
Fisher
Franklin Street
Chas. Graham
Sampson Street
Philip LaCorna
Latham
Walton Streets
Nebraska
John LaCornna
Bert Warren
Oregon Street
Woodville
Texas
Curby Lumber Company
South Muscatine Lumber and Box Company
Owen Smith
South Muscatine
William Royster
Hershey Avenue
Fred Dehlinger
Bismark Street
Cr. F. Wenzer
Burlington
Franklin School
Verna Randleman
Verna
Mabel Steinfurt
Ethel Steinfurt
Sredia Stocker
Mamie Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Presbyterians Talk About Congregational Union Prospects
The Presbyterian general assembly in Los Angeles backs closer ties with Reformed churches and considers cooperation with Congregational churches for possible federation. In Muscatine discussions, local Congregational leaders show interest in negotiating a merger with First Presbyterian. The report, presented by Dr. Henry Van Dyke, urges correspondence with Reformed churches and practical plans for unity.
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First Congregational Church
Muscatine
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
Presbyterian General Assembly
Los Angeles
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Presbyterian
Coyle
Sewer Banquet Proposed for Iowa League Meet
Captain A K Raff city recorder has a letter from J A Walter of Waterloo urging Muscatine officials to attend the Sewer Banquet in Waterloo timed with the Iowa League of Municipalities meeting. The sewer completion is near and the subterranean event aims to be the convention’s social highlight. Mayor McNutt and other Muscatine officials plan to attend.
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Waterloo
Raff
A. K. Raff
City Recorder
J. A. Walter
Muscatine
Iowa League of Municipalities
United States
McNutt
Pain Balm Praised For Rheumatism And Lumbago
Mrs. Anna Hagelgans of Tuckahoe New Jersey says Chamberlain's Pain Balm greatly benefits her family for rheumatism lumbago and sprained backs. She reports quick relief and high recommendations from others. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Anna Hagelgans
Tuckahoe
N. J
Episcipalians Meet in Davenport Assembly Election
The Iowa Local Assembly of the Daughters of the King met in Davenport with light attendance as the second state meeting since the group formed a little over a year ago. Mrs. Will Bishop was re elected president and Rev. F F Beckerman attended from this city. Officers were chosen and past year work discussed. The Muscatine chapter formed four years ago has shown strong progress and promising future.
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Iowa
Assembly of the Daughters of the King
Davenport
Will Bishop
F. F. Beckerman
Episcopal Church
Muscatine
New York Juvenile Asylum Seeks Graduate Addresses
The New York Juvenile Asylum asks for current addresses of its graduates in Muscatine and vicinity. Guardians or graduates will be informed about a new movement by sending a written request to Superintendent Charles D. Hilles at Amsterdam Avenue and 176th Street, New York City.
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New York
Banks to Close for Decoration Day Saturday May 30
City banks announce a closing on Saturday May 30 in observance of Decoration Day. All banking services resume the following business day.
Nickel Plate Line Promises Speed and Comfort
Short line to the east offers three through express trains daily with vestibuled sleeping cars and American club meals priced up to $1.00. Service billed as equal to any between Chicago and the east. Chicago depot at Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue. City ticket office 111 Adams Street and Auditorium Annex. John Y. Calahan, General Agent, 113 Adams Street, Room 298.
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Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Adams Street
Auditorium Annex
John Y. Calahan
Lafe Young Delivers Fourth of July Oration in Ottumwa
Lafe Young will deliver the Fourth of July oration at Ottumwa, presenting a patriotic address to townspeople and visitors gathered for the holiday celebration in the city.
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Lafe Young
Ottumwa
Illinois Central Machinists Strike Ends With Arbitration Pending
Illinois Central machinists at Fort Dodge walked off for higher wages then returned to work while arbitration is arranged. The action paused production but stalled by mediation seeks a settlement.
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Illinois Central
Fort Dodge
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