Fire Exhibits At Institute Of Sweetland Attract Huge Attendance
Farm products from Surncattoo county displayed at the Sweetland institute drew nearly two hundred attendees. Prize winners announced by J. D. Stoon included corn, wheat, barley and vegetables with awards across multiple classes. The principal address will be by Rev. J. B. Rendall at the concluding program this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surncattoo
Sweetland
Renwon
Swootland
J. D. Stoon
West Giberty
Ingale
J. B. Rendall
Mirat Presbyterian Church
Agricultural Good Will Contest Among Union pupils
An agricultural contest among Union No pupils morning session divided into two groups led by Keith Klopper and Orville Brown. Klopper team showed 89 varieties of wheat and 46 wild wheat pool. Judge D. Steen praised the children's farm work and its promise for Iowa's rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Xovel
Keith Klopper
Orville Brown
Klopper
D. Steen
Jowa
Vittos
Duplicity Allegations Over Wilson Lusitania Note Postscript
Postscript allegedly added by President Wilson to the June 9 1915 Lusitania note sparked dispute among Senate Foreign Relations Committee members. Senator Lodge claimed the postscript downplayed accountability language, prompting threats of resignation to reveal details. Cabinet discussion reportedly included warnings and political sharp exchanges. Placard campaign warns of smallpox in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serockton
Mann
Lanry Cabot Lodge
Senata
Wilton
Lodge
William
Kynth
Soldiers to issue paper on border duties at Brownsville
Tinart to edit paper for OWA soldiers bringing a four page 19 column edition. Vowler Journal reports Willian Devotet’s group will cover activities of state troops at Brownsville and Donna with a strong border focus. The new paper aims to grow circulation as it documents troop work and soldiers’ voices for wider audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laws Brigadé
Brownsville
Donna Wit
Pao
Itory Roven
Elgit
Ton Paso m
Pha Wiaf
Wil Bo Aw
Private LA
Admit
Agaoerate
Ltout
Loren J. Brooke
Sergt
Robert Showers
Advartiulnd
Te Wen
United States
Embargo on Wheat Debated by Millers Federation
The Millers' National Federation discussed wartime grain policy, with officials arguing for exporting four months of flour equivalent to imports to avoid price shocks. They warn an embargo after hostilities could raise prices and threaten supply, while some say continued export aids mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
FH. Price
Federation
Couran
Prieg
Ioan
Big Registration Slated Saturday For Local Vote
Registration activity ramps up as Muscatinga voters prepare for the November 7 general election. By 2 PM, 1618 residents had registered, with final deadlines approaching Saturday after which missed registrants lose civic rights for the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatinga
Rox
Pirat
WolAl
Civil War Veteran Wiles Seriously Hurt In Fall
Joseph Wiles a Musc entina resident and Civil War veteran, is reported in serious condition after a Wednesday fall from his cement steps. He toppled while stepping from his home, injuring his right shoulder and collarbone. Dri 8, DB Pulliam Jr assisted him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wiles
Muscentina
Dri
DB Pulliam, Jr
Chicago Engages City Bridge Expert For Second Street Span
City officials announce the engagement of a Chicago expert and a prominent Chileno bridge contractor as consulting engineer to advise on the new Second Street bridge over Mad Creek. The contractor will remain in the city for two days as council discussions determine whether to move the span. Officials say the bridge is intended to stay in its original position, with no thirty foot relocation planned, though a final decision awaits staff input and further assessment.
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Chad
H.protehar
Infante
Genolne Cantona Alwayn Bers
Alastra Seo
Luton
Chileno Brdge
Han Houn
Otilelain
Second Street
Mt. Wayton
Chicago
Milas Alles McIntyre and Burl Gullix Wed at Musserville Church
Last evening at the Musserville Methodist Episcopal church parsonage Milas Alles McIntyre and Burl Gullix were married. Reverend W Barbar officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie will reside in the city where Mr. Guthrie works at a local button factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville
Methodial Episcopal Church
Murrings
Milas Alles McIntyra
Burl Gullix Fo
W. Barbar
For Rent and Listings Across Town Inquiries
A garbled classified notice listing rental and sale items. Mentions a home near Wont. and Olive Branch school house, an insurance man named Soo Zlegler, a Poland China hogs sale, and a shop at Walnut Street with contact John Mreyormuth Har tous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Happenings in Grandview District Oct 27
Mrs Bello Beakey and son Harry left Grandview for Oakville on the 4 o'clock train to visit Clarence King’s home for several days. Erma and Iva Schatfer were Magentine visitors. Curtis Foktor and Ray Hidlebaush of Lotts were Grandview callers Sunday. Qulin Show purchased Dr Gretner's residence. Halloween party planned for Oct 31 at Krahl's hall. Ada Becky and Mary Shol inburger visited their mother. Rudolph Foteh of Muscatine was in town Thursday night. Dave Stinaman attended a gathering Thursday. Mr and Mrs Tolin and son Lloyd visiting Rock Island. Roy Sabin and Manley spent several days in Des Monica. Bugeng Mack and mother moved to town to occupy Chatfield house. Mr Brown and family moved from Kemp property to Latin’s house. Mrs Belk, Mrs Hit and Dan Beth visited. Lizzie aired Mrs B Show Thursday. Dr and Mrs Alvin Croas and Glen Boiland wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Guy Wardman. Me and Mr Junko Bone and daughter Nolan spent Friday with C W Graham's.
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Grandview
Krahl's
Man
Adda Becky
Mary Sholinburger
Mra. M
Adaima
Rudolph Foteh
Muscatine
Kpant
China
Doltrick's
Dave Stinaman
Pttenden
Tolin
Rock Island
Roy Sabin
Manley
Des ‘Monica
Mra
Alvin Croas
Glen | Boilant
Guy Wardman
Junko Bone
Nolan
C. W. Graham's
Wolf bounty paid for Bloomington wolf kill near interurban
Kiln Wolf of Bloomington received a $20 bounty from tram County Auditor HW C Schoemaker for a wolf killed yesterday near the interurban track in Bloomington. The payment marks the official reward for the wildlife incident recorded in the county.
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Lake
Bloomington
Abin
Tram County
HW. C. Schoemaker
Recruiting Officers Ordered to Report to Guard at Once
Sergeant D C Hightower of Battery C and other recruiting officers are instructed to cease duties and report to the Town guard at Fort Des Moines. Hightower likely to be returned to Brownsville, Texas, for reassignment after two months as recruiting officer in Davenport. The letter was issued by Douglas Van Metro of the Mirai Town Infantry.
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D.C. Hightower
Douglas van Metro
Mirai Town Infantry
Davenport
Fort Des Moines
Lee
Hightower
Brownaville
Tex
Ihia
Ctty
Meredith 10 Come to Muscatine Again Tour Details
Announcement of the itinerary for the final campaign tour of Democratic governor candidate Meredith. The train itinerary lists stops from Corydon October 61st to Muscatine for an evening meeting, with subsequent stops including Council Bluffs Shenandoah Red Oak Glenwood Mania Slows City Sheldon and Mason City before more events.
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T. Meredith
Povarnor
Muscatine
Corydon
Council Dutts
Pases
van’ Wert
Diagonal
Clarinda
Shenanidoah
Red Oak
Glenwood
Milwaukee
Mania
Karved
Sheldon
Mrson Cli
Early Kansas City Broker Pushes Free Divorce Idea
White married and happy, Richard D. Kathrens advocates free divorce in his book Let's Civilize the Marriage Laws. He now faces divorce. if Kathrens' wife wins, it could vindicate his theories.
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Richard D. Kethrone
Kaneas Ciy
Kathrens
Knathrens
Democratic Campaign Train Stops Across Cities
A party of candidates and speakers will travel by train with about 100 accompanying supporters. The itinerary runs from McGregor to Dubuque, Davenport, Amo, and Burlington, with stops in each city for meetings. Dr J W Reynolds of Creston, the democratic state chair, will oversee the events and the grand band will perform at each stop.
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Ceed
McGregor
Hyer
Dubuque
Avill
Davenport
Milwaukea
Amo
Bure
Ington
Rock Island
Grant Vand
J. W. Reynolds
Creston
S. G. Stein Home to Be Scene of Lecture
The first meeting of a lecture series to be conducted by Mrs. Anthony Prench Merrill of Chicago will be held Monday morning at the home of Mrs. S. G. Stein on West Second Street. The meeting starts at 10:30 oclock. Modern drama and modern fiction will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Prench Merrill
Chicago
5. G. Stein
West Second
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Whiten
Karl van Camp
E. Chumy Bomain
Maynard Eerchardt
Jon Beaver
Coto
Newt G. Krauser
Araty
Flolmes
Td. Chamberlain
Tolmer
T. Klenner
Potter
Mneonels
H.C. Milica
D. Ad Cole
Guana
Witipla
DiLlamm Kropner
Ge. Kramer
P. . Lake
K. Kleppar
Fests Ac CO
Bekhardt
Seesond
A. C. Bekhardt
Rosborough Tiros
G. Millea
Holmes
Wrarls
D. A. Cole
Allee ‘Chatélard
C. Kinder
Ponrde
D. A. Cal
C. Plaher
Sttney Carter
Culinary Department
G. Kramer
Norcross
Angel Food
Miss Topper
Shaphari
Econ
Darke
Mias Sauer
Hutteracotel
Plo
Bauer
Mrav
Bertha Kram
Wilson
Henry Cabottlorge
Gernatty
Hhaakania
Kent
Philadelphia
Ned
Wtelet
Garmany
Secretary of
Lrgan
Linslig
Brym
Aj, Weaver
What Is
Castoria
Iowa National
Tinart
Vowler Journal
Willian
Brownvtille
Tregistratiion
Kear Considerany
Wally Nowa
Prat
Mrs. Potts
Home Tea Company
NEW China
East Second St
E. 3d
John Mreyormuth Hartous Shop
Walnut St
Emma Hudler
Sergeant Heightower
Des Moines
Bix
Iowa
Meredith
Richard D.kathrens
S. G. Stein
the Funn
Waltman & Thauren
Mulberry Ave
Raymondville
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Harding-Lindahl Land
Texan
Mankato
Minnis
Town
L. Gill
Hotel Muscatine
Schmidt Music Co
East Second Street
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