Banqueting Athletes Honor Gould Millbrook and Wallott
Twenty five local young men from Volxer's Ree Mable Jowals team and the Muscating basketball quintet gathered at Hotel Muscating for a banquet to celebrate past seasons. Special guests included Robert L. Hasbrook and Ab Gould with ties to baseball and basketball, and Fret Wollett who led the Raffablo Jowola to the city pennant. The event featured memories, prize presentations, piano selections, and a vote of thanks from Manager Volter as toastmaster Emmet J. Cronin presided.
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Volxer'a
Ree
Mable Jowals
Elty
Hoat
Monaker
Hanauat
Robert L. Hasbrook
Firat Banoman
Chicago White Sox
Whena Famo Umn
Aloha
Abd Gould
Cleveland Americans
Seaxon
Ktamn
Varios Nturvala
Moe Ange
Ab Gould
New York
Norton
Ofa
Mvasive
Tob Maxbroat
Grundy Cantor
Hia
Menibors
Finsbrook
Gould
Leo O'Loary
Banovall Iineup
Vietroin Nunavbora Ware
Boston Shoe Shop Offers Low Prices on Quality Footwear
Our prices on shoes beat mail order houses and our quality shoes ensure satisfaction. Visit to examine the goods, with quick, reliable shoe repair and stock arriving to meet demand. German American Dank and Walidins present this Boston shoe shop advertisement highlighting value and service.
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Pines
Boston
Juniors and Seniors Win Interclass Contests at Darke High
Opening interclass hour of the sixhall high school meet featured Seniors defeating Fourth Year 416 to 9 and Juniors beating Sophomores 35 to 20. Freshmen narrowly lost to Seniors in a close opener while Freshmen face Juniors next, with Coach R J Walgren officiating.
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Thu
Hnou
R. J. Walgren
So- Alors
Sophoooros
Expect Many Witness Exhibit at Davenport Public Library
A large number of art enthusiasts are expected to witness special exhibits at the Davenport Public Library during the last three days of this week and next. Arrangements have been completed for the tent display under the direction of Miss Robgoad of Davenport. The miniature exhibit owned by a Davenport woman will be shown in the upper apartments of the library tomorrow or tonight. Mink Mary Outlet of the Artisans Guild at Chicago will arrive next week to direct an exhibit of painting on October 26 and 27. Authorities say efforts are strong to form a local art association in the coming week. Officials invite the public to view the exhibits free of charge.
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Worary
Xasttorndon
Oveninx
Artlats Guild
Chienko
Mundo Ta
Whart Association
Letury
Glorvica
Dalley
Dailey
Trafic
Tha Wan
Wapello
Burlington
Eliadanto
Trna
Mare
Grandview
Ronda
Une
Hend
Pnéyonmora
Ateam Inc
Praaidont Dalley
Lore
Shufelt to Address Local Advertising Club Meeting
T E Shufelt of Dea Molnoy will address the Local Ad club at the YWCA tomorrow evening as announced by President J A Rompround. Dinner starts at 6 20 pm and the group will discuss adopting an amendment for employing an aviator secretary and the barony plan.
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T. E. Shufelt
Dea Molnoy
Ttt
Pleads Guilty to Assault Charge in City Court
Wo Wagner a paving worker in the north city pleaded guilty after noon to a charge of assault and battery on William Weber of Lucia street. He was fined $1 and costs.
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Wagner
New Era of Prosperity for Muscatine Road Creations
The Muscatine Burlington Southern Railroad, freed from receivership, becomes an independently operated road under Maurice Dalley. Plans for expansion include new passenger cars, improved track, and enhanced freight handling, with questions on electrification and auto travel impacting decisions.
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Fages Muscatine Road
Muncating North & South
Muscatine, Burlington & Southern Mullway Company
Maccons
Proxidant
Maurice Dalley
H. Ryan
C. N. ‘Vera
Nrathe
T. W. Kratny
Anditer
B. C. Wichtower
Board of
M. Dalley
Hinwell
N. Voxs
John L. Zolder
Mull eager to hold battery in local arms unit
A dispatch from Captain Otto W. Atul commanding Battery C expresses hope the local armory will retain Battery C upon soldiers’ return. The message notes the soldiers’ eagerness to keep the unit, and reports excellent health among troopers from this city. The communication is forwarded to Rev. A. Smith of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
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A. 3. Smith
Otto W. Atul
Mull
Sunday School Convention Opens at Moscow
The mumal convention of the Sweetland Sunday School movement opens today in Moscow with a large attendance. An annual inspiring service was held this morning and several topics on Sunday school work were discussed. An afternoon debate covered the Sunday school and its problems. A bucket dinner was served at noon.
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Moscow
Toon
Young People Postpone Meeting and Speeding Arrests
The Young People's organization postponed their Friday social due to a conference with the Gobblein Blvd Institute scheduled that week. Alleged speeders Leo Ashcratt Talon and Fred Horton were arrested by Officer Harrison, appeared before Justice Caster, pleaded not guilty, released on promise to appear, hearing set for tomorrow.
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Talon
Leo Ashcratt
Fred Horton
Ib Snargs
Wponding
Harrison
Fuattea
T Hey
Society Celebrates Birthday at O’Hearn Home
A birthday surprise for Mina Bertha and Andrew O’Hearn drew fourteen guests to their West Fourth Street home last evening. Flowers brightened the rooms as children’s games and a dainty collation filled the night. Attendees included Ethel O’Brien, Ruth Glass, Nora Dyche, Irma Dyche, Dorothy Rhodes, Bartha and Frances O’Hearn, Clyde Gru, Pred Hahn, Elmer Lou, Robert Barr, Glen Roland, Walter Cox, Maurlen Dalley, Clyde and Andrew O’Hearn. The Woodmen lodge postponed a planned dance to Saturday, October 1. A sale notice and local bids followed, with milk prices rising on October 20. Also noted were births and a wedding, including Mr. and Mrs. J. Ed El Hotto’s daughter born October 14 and Herbert L. Felske’s marriage to Nellie A. Buster.
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Mina Bertha
Andrew O'Hearn
West Fourth Street
Ethel O'Brien
Ruth Glass
Nora Dyche
Irma Dyche
Dorothy Rhodes
Bartha
Frances O'Hearn
Clyde Gru
Pred Hahn
Elmer Lou
Robert Barr
Glen Roland
Walter Cox
Maurlen Dalley
Clyde
District Court Actions Against Bank Defendants and Woods
District Court filings list suits involving Tia Ruston State Bank of Ruston and West National Bank of Findlay seeking five thousand dollars each on promissory notes. Titan Loan & Investment Company sues John W Woods and Anna Woods for two hundred dollars. The law firm D. V. & R. Jackson represents both bancs and E. Nichols submits a report on referee in the case of Lydia Ball.
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District Court News
Tia Ruston State Bank of Ruston
West National Bank of Findlay
J.S. Blackewell
H. W. Hutte
Jackson
Banc
Titan Loan & Investment Company
Joh W W. Wooda
Anna Woods
D. V. & R. S. Jackson
Law Company
Special session planned for Ky and Laurent Cornell
A special session is scheduled tomorrow evening for Ky of C and Laurent Cornell. The first decree will be exemplified to a class of candidates, and a good attendance is desired.
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Laurent Cornell
Xession
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Muscatine North & South Rail Way Company
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Muscatine North &South Railway Company
Muscatine
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Due Smith MePhordorm
Destrist Court
United States
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Ryan
C. N. Voge
Ora
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Oscar Hale
District Court
Hoffman & Hoffman
Magcotina
Eelded
Flrat
Paoopls
Ashby
Ines Mae
Studebaker
Studebaker Service
Muscatine Motor Car Co
Liberty
Red Feather
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Mary Fuller
Billie Ritchie
Tillie
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Woodmen
Woodmen Lodge
Oaventux
Notley
Notico
Ping St
Henry FP. Kath
J. Ed, el Hott
Sherman
Atrect
Karl Koenig
Lucrtstrost
Herbert L. Felske
Nellie A. Buster
Tamar Ball
Agnes Rob Dygon
Maric and Son Insurance
Basta
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Phila
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Kuppenheimer
Anson Clothing Co
E. Second Street
Home of Good Clothing
Paul Summer
Frank Annon
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