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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1913

Page

10

Moonlight excursions and social events fill Davenport notices

Local notices list moonlight excursions to St Paul on Tuesday June 2 and Tuesday June 3, with dances and social visits. Davenport residents including Mrs C Rees and daughter Mary, Miss Mary Hobbins, and families of Harvey and Sweet are seen traveling to Wellman and Webster while others arrange business talks and town errands.

Ogle Nascotine State Bank Atv Roach & Musser 1086 Co St Paul Atteta Adv Blair Walter Street Dixon Mark & Son Apdv Misa Ritta Harvey Davenport Atrs. C. Rees Mary Mary Hobbins Clu Wellman Touch & Mulder Hosa Co St. Paul

Police enforce ban on Fourth of July noises in Muscatine

Police Chief Fred W. Hoffman warns merchants and residents that explosives forbidden by Iowa law will not be sold in Muscatine. Dynamite cans, toy pistols, cartridges and fire crackers exceeding toy size are prohibited and violators will be prosecuted. The crackdown aims to prevent disturbances during the National Birthday celebration despite objections from some boys and parents.

Fred W. Hoffman Iowa

East Hill Youth George W Kemmer Dies in Chicago

News from East Hill confirms the death of George W. Kemmer, formerly of Muscatine and resident of Chicago. He was nineteen, electrocuted yesterday while at bath Lun. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. G Kemmer, four brothers and one sister. John Kemmer will bring the remains to East Fifth Street for funeral arrangements yet to be made.

George W. Kemmer Chicago Atbath Lun Ls. G. Kemmer East Fifth Street Edward Chester Lucilla John Kemmer Bean

Many Programs Planned for Month at Local Churches

Community churches and Sunday schools in Sweetland and North Circuit announce June plans. Epworth League at Sweetland M E Church will not meet this Sunday due to lighting delays, with a rescheduled session two weeks hence. Children’s Day programs are set for the second Sunday in June, with other classes and closing exercises scheduled next week. Local residents Mrs Hadtey, Mrs Shutter, and Terry Witte visit familiar homes, with travel plans to Letts and Davenport noted.

Jung Norek Civertt Swentland Church Epworth League Sweetland M. E Sunday School of the Sweet Jana M. E. Church Sweatland Center Park Avenue Letts Davenport

Episcopal Church Musical Services at Trinity Church

Sunday services at Trinity Episcopal Church feature a morning Prelude and Solemn March by Brown, a Communion Office with Kyrie Gloria Patri Gratias Deo and Agnus Dei, Marian hymns by Reed and Evans, Offertory pieces Lead Kindly Light and Elsa Pack, and an Evening Prelude and Grand Finale by various composers including Pugh Evans Maunder Gullmant and Wely.

Trinity Episcopal Church Brown Compaunion Office Kyrie Braedigtus Agnes Dei Ervin W. Reed D. Pugh Evans Elsa Pack Fost Maunder Des Frele Walter Gullmant Post Lolepura-Wely

Local Pastor Returns From Northern Baptist Meeting

Rev. Robert Van Meigs of First Baptist Church returned Friday from Detroit where he attended the Northern Baptist association convocation. On the way home he spoke at Toledo First Baptist and accepted a two sermon invitation. He delivered a report on the Detroit meeting noting emphasis on permanency in the legal church and key business items including social service, educational world work, and support for the undecome national university plan in foreign fields.

Robert van Meigs First Baptist Church Detroit Mich Northern Baptist Association Toledo Oho Meigs Helds

Vador Porch Shades Offered in Mixed Sizes

Shades listed in multiple sizes including 4 by 7, 6 by 7, 8 by 7, 10 by 7, 12 by 7, 4 by 10, 6 by 10, 8 by 10, 10 by 10, and 12 by 10 feet with varied prices from 2.25 to 9.00 dollars. Prices shown appear with typographical errors but indicate a catalog of porch shade options.

Muscatine Ewing

Washington Encampment Dates Set for Fourth Regiment

Des Moines and Burlington papers announce the forty fourth regimental encampment will be held in Washington July 14 to 24 with cavalry from Des Moines to participate. Capt Lange awaits orders. officials including General Lincoln Adjutant General Loran and Governor Clarke slated to visit. Geld day is July 16.

Washington Des Moines Burlington Burlington Hawkeye Lange James Rugh Lincoln Loran Das‘Moiins Wil Governor Clarke

Plans to extend American Boy Benefit order in Memorial Day parade

At the Friends of the American Boy Benefit association meeting in the P. M. Musser library auditorium, Davenport, Des Moines and other cities consider forming councils to expand the movement. Tickets for a moonlight excursion June 5 and subscriptions aim to finance expansions, with the society showing strong progress as it marks less than a year in existence and Muscatine serving as its base.

Friends of the American Boy Benefit Association P.M. Musser Davenport Des Moines Tt 6 Thas Muscatine Ling

New Era Club Meets at Chas Roehlk Home

New Era Booster paper presented by Miss Myrtle Saner entertains Davenport locals at Charles Roehlk’s country home. About twelve attendees enjoy piano solo, vocal duets, and readings with plans announced for June 13 at the Kemper home. Includes a medical ad for Tolvet’s Honey and Tar Compound cautioning about coughs and croup.

New Era Charles Roehlk Myrtie Bauer Davenport Misa Ma Mnda Roehlk Myrtio Mabel Sauer Ella Kretchmar Kemper Nemper Orchestra Louise Synaesini Elizabeth Schock Thomas Reeves Trisn Trank Sauer

Planned 10 Organize Farmers Club Soon

Permanent organization formed in Pike Township. Speakers include Prof Kirkpatrick and President F Steen. The first farmers day to organize in Muscatine County will help form in Pike within several weeks. Township meeting at Nichols approved another assembly to unite agriculturalists and form a local club. John Hooley named president, BL Metcalf vice president, Frank Hummell secretary treasurer.

Mbuscatine Pike Wownebig Nichols Kirkpatrick F. Steen County Association John Hooley BL. Metcalf Frank Hummell

Bluff City Militias on Duty as Wary Ames Agitators Gather

Downell Birds Iowa May 31 Police rushed to Ames to halt a reported plan to wreck the Italian colony. The Dodge Light Guards stood by in the armory after local agitators were joined by a band from the Omaha packing house district. The town was met at ten midnight.

Downell Birds Iowa Ames Dodge Light Guards Omaha

Probing Trust Prosecutions Bring in 151857 in Fines

Washington May 31 Fines levied by federal courts under the Sherman act this fiscal year total 151857 or more than three fourths of the 200000 appropriation for pursuing combinations in restraint of trade Most fines are paid with appeal in some cases The coaster brake trust led with 81500 in fines Others include bathtub trust 61007 Porcaud Ove Produce Merel intaxchange 450 National Cash Register 6 ge Trptoes A Patton cotton pool 4000 and Hunter Milling Wellington Kansas and Blackwell Mill and Elevator Blackwell Oklahoma 2000 Also ad mentions a cold remedy from Dr Kings New Discovery with consumer testimonial

Washington, D. C Bathtub Trust Porcaud National Cash Register Gee

Felix Diaz Seen With Slim Chance In Mexican Election

Mexico City May 41 Provisional President Huerta has not announced a presidential election date though Congress fixed October 26. Felix Diaz is the sole declared candidate but opposition from Manuel Calero and Francisco De La Barre may gather support as Diaz’s popularity wanes.

Mexico City Mex Huerta Congress Felix Diaz Manuel Calero Washington Francisco de la Barre

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First National Bank Muscatine, Iowa B-A-S-T Mir Virg B. Sweet Helen Davenpoort Webster Orl Hoffman Balers Tor Nus East Hill Gwoie W. Kemmer G. Kemmer Enst Fifth Street Sweetlong Sunday School Epworth Episcopal Church Musical Services Elsa Fack Ta Siig Novhrt van Meigs Ri- Twrns Detroit, Mich Tion Meeting John Vador Waite Ebatterson Itly Tal Wield Bleck Lyric Theatre Martin & Gilbert NEW Society Library NEW Era Club Chas. Roerlk Havenport Myrtle Saner Toltev A.W. Morgan. Ady Amery AQ Nichols Pike Township Steen Kark Patrick F. W. Swan First Trust & Savings Bank C. Yower Marion Ohio Dr. King Prise Boc Arcamp Ady Schaefer Tailoring CO Journal Chicago Tailora V. Price & Co Suellen West
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