South Muscatine Bachelors Club Formed in Local Notice
South Muscatine youths form a bachelors club to resist jealous advances from women and premature marriage pressure. Officers include President John Herwig Vice President Raymond Randleman Secretary Elmer Appel Treasurer Frank Drake Custodian Harry Bomke observed addressing the group aboard a train platform.
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South Muscatine
John Herwig
Raymond Randleman
Elmer Appel
Frank Drake
Harry Bomke
Marriage At Muscatine Island Home
Miss Etta Moore and Marion Atherton united in marriage at the groom’s sister Mrs William Kleist home on Muscatine Island Rev J N Elliott officiated The couple will reside in the Fisc building Muscatine South End Locals Forty guests attended a wedding supper served after the ceremony Both spouses are known in Muscatine county and their friends welcome the announcement
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Etta Moore
Marion Atherton
William Kleist
Muscatine Island
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Hamilton
Lee Terry
Kleist
Atherton
Muscatine County
Fisc
Muscatine
South End
George Sites
Hugh Baker
Winterset
Oscar Reeves
Fredonia
L. Davidson
Rock Island
George McAvoy
Sampson Street
Henry Elfers
South Muscatine
Davenport
D. H. Sable
Columbus’ Junction
Walter Ritter
Letts
James’ Brook
Colfax
August Waite
Upper Muscatine Slough To Run Dry Dredging May Force Move
William Goetzman warns he may relocate his boat house to Milwaukee Bridge as Drainage District No. 3 progress drains the Muscatine Slough. Engineer McDonald says water levels could drop another few feet after lower bar removal, transforming the upper end into a dry creek.
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Muscatine
South Muscatine
Hershey Pasture
Leutzinger
McDonald
Best House
William Goetzman
Slough
Milwaukee Bridge
Goetzman
Local Keota News and Social Notes
Keota residents report travel and family events including Mrs T Y Wickham Jr and Marion returning to Philadelphia, a Charlotte Dupuis and John Samson wedding in Washington, Otto Hoth joining Hugh Pettit, and Mable Batterson wed Matt Fitzgerald. Births, illness, deaths, and a Bryan visit finish the community roundup with political activity and a band sendoff at the station.
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Lee Stewart
Laura Dupuis
Ida Dupuis
Will Smock
Wilil Peiffer
Charlotte Dupuis
John Samson
St. James Catholic Church
Washington
Otto Hoth
Sumner
Hugh Pettit
Will Hoth
Hoth
James DeVoe
Mable Batterson
Matt Fitzgerald
Oskaloosa
George Holmes
Park View
N. P. Allander
Harry England
Weisman
R. S. Brice
Colorado
Tor
Kleese Hartman
Hartman
Fred Smith
Smith
Wilna
Mitchell
S. D
Rollo Neal
Nate Kendall
John R. Hamilton
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bi- County Teachers' meeting set for Wilton this Saturday
Wilton Iowa October 1 the Bi County Teachers meeting will convene Saturday October 3 program includes rural schools primary work reading methods and practical education with speakers Mrs B R King M F Cronin L R McKee Elizabeth Lynch and Prof Forrest C Ensign plus music by Wilton school grades and sessions for patrons and teachers
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Wilton
B. R. King
Durant
M. F. Cronin
Prin
W. D. Wells
Davenport
H. J. Ditmar
West Liberty
D. B. Collier
Forrest C. Ensign
Iowa City
Cubs Lose Pennant Hope as Reds Rally in Ninth
Chicago faltered in the ninth inning allowing Cincinnati to surge from a 5 to 3 deficit to win 6 to 5, dropping the Cubs to third place while the Tigers and Cleveland pursue the lead. Sox head to Cleveland aiming to reclaim first as the pennant chase tightens. Hall's Catarrh Cure touts internal remedies for a systemic disease.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Reds
Cubs
New York
Pittsburg
Chance
Walsh
Ill
White Sox
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Athletics
Sox
Tigers
Hall
Fb. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
National League Scores From Yesterday
Results yesterday show Cincinnati 6 over Chicago 5 and New York 2 over Philadelphia 1. Pittsburg 7 over St. Louis 5. Boston 1 over Brooklyn 2. Cleveland 6 over Philadelphia 1. Detroit 7 over Washington 3.
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Pet
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago Ee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Fee
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Chicago at Cincinnati Second Game Preview
Chicago faces Cincinnati in a divisional contest. The card also lists New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Brooklyn as matchups on the slate for Sunday, highlighting key conference implications.
Heat Biscuits Made with Gold Medal Flour
Reading from a playful dialect ad, a speaker insists biscuits baked with Gold Medal Flour can’t be rivaled, exaggerating the flavor and quality with humorous tone.
Mrs Ella Chamberlain Visits North Prairie Highlights Family
North Prairie Iowa October 1 Mrs Ella Chamberlain leaves for West Liberty after a week with her brother Eugene Maylone and family. Mr Aif Armstrong is building a new hay barn and shed. Geo.
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North Prairie
Ella Chamberlain
West Liberty
Eugene Maylone
Aif. Armstrong
Geo
Hart Schaffner Marx Hats Shirts Shoes Ad
Ad for Hart Schaffner Marx clothing line with John B Stetson hats Calumet and Elgin shirts and a wide range of shoes advertised as part of the department store offering.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
John B. Stetson
Calumet and Elgin
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Saxony
Germantown
Malone & Company
Sycamore Streets
South Muscatine News
Pretty
Widulng
AI Island
Marion
Rev
J. N
Elliott
Groom's
Lusentine Fuel Company
Nebraska St
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Milwaukee
Keota
T. Y. Wickham, Jr
Sar
DR. Pentzer
Free Office
Bldg
T. P. Russell
Clifford
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Will Stevens
Ed. Stevens
Lincoln
G. W. Kelley
John Calleson
Webster
Town
Amanda Schrier
G. Thede
Gus. Gruemmer
John Beimford
Stockton
Sara Shugars
Mrs. Leech
Atalissa
H. Depping
John Marolf
John Dice
H. W. Dice
Shamps
Dent
American League
Hoovernagle
James Essex
Lou Purcell
Cement
Oklo
Purcell
Minnie Houvernagle
John Jugenheimer
Little Verlee Cromer
Freddy Maylone
National League
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Titus Loan & Investment CO
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Lavlicd
PLU UW Gas
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