Local notes and shopper visits in Muscatine
Dr. Barr osteopath at 200 E 2nd and Dr H L Husted at 419 Ger Am Bldg are listed alongside shoppers from Letts including Miss Rose Dalton Mrs I W Gage Miss Mary Masonholder Mrs F E Longstreth and Mrs Mary Norton. Muscatine talent night at First Methodist features Nettie Gremmel pianist and ladies sextette as Snyder’s rigs are seen around town.
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Rose Dalton
Letts
I. W. Gage
Mary Masonholder
H. L. Husted
F. E. Longstreth
Muscatine
First Methodist Church
Nettie Gremmel
For Sale or Trade Choice Lands in Dakota
Misc items from a local newspaper page include real estate for sale, social notes, and notices. Mrs Will Dean visits in the city, Nettie Gremmel concert tonight, candy at Slaughter’s, several residents traveling to Washington and Cranson, church services tonight, ad promotions, and a gasoline offer 13 cents per gallon with batteries 20 cents each.
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Dakota
M. W. Sterlin
W. C. A. Notes Meet on Devotional Policy
The devotional committee meets at 6 30 this evening in the rooms. Miss Hoopes and Miss Chevalier, who attended Lake Geneva, will attend and offer suggestions for this year’s work. A working policy for coming months will be discussed and all members urged to attend promptly. The Geneva Echo social on Friday night promises a fun Stunt Day review of ten days.
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Miss Hoopes
Miss Chevalier
Lake Geneva
Geneva Echo
East Hill Builds Large Gas Tank Near Existing Plant
The Citizen's Railway and Light Co. will finish a new gas tank by October first that holds 150000 cubic feet, nearly three times the old tank which was found inadequate. Kerr-Murray Construction of Ft Wayne, Ind builds it, with Edward Pinnell as superintendent overseeing rapid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Railway and Light Co
Kerr-Murray Construction Company
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Edward Pinnell
Masked Men Rob Iowa Bank in Minola
Two masked men robbed the Mills County German bank in Minola Iowa near Sept 1, forcing cashier Nipp and two customers to stay inside. They escaped on foot toward the Wa bash railroad with $1,500, mounted a pursuit by a 30 man posse, and vanished near Silver City in a cornfield. One robber described as short with smooth face, the other with a brown mustache.
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Minola
Nipp
Mills County German Bank
Wabash
Silver City
Local Visits and Weekend Picnic Near Cone Lake
Mrs Fulmer of Ottumwa visits daughter Mrs George Norris in Cones ville. Several residents attend the Cone lake picnic with guests Fay and Anna Gay among others. Family members travel to Des Moines for the state fair and to visit relatives in Moline and Iowa City.
Local social notes and visits round Mediapolis area
Mrs Fannie Houck is noted as a daughter and sister. Elsie Owens and Artie Trautman welcomed a daughter Friday Aug 27. Laird Owens of Morning Sun visited his sister Mrs W A Mincher. Minnie Ingraham and George Buser vacationed at Walter Ingraham’s near Letts. Hazel Wilson of Letts stayed with her sister Mrs Glenn McCullough. Ethel Buser returned from hospital in Keokuk. Timothy Tarpy of Burlington spent days nearby. J F Coffin and family toured Des Moines to visit his sister. Fay Gay and Minnie Ingraham visited Mrs Marie Norris near Columbus Junction. Rev J W Bechtel hosted a Sunday school party for 34 youths. prizes won by Ransom McKee Anna Gay and Mrs Roy Tipton. Ice cream and cake refreshments and a flashlight group photo followed. Dr Morrow and wife with daughter Brancem visited from Wapello.
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Conesville
Fulmer
Ottumwa
George Norris
Jake Estle
Des Moines
Dollie Jones
Iowa City
R. G. Tipton
Ballard
Muscatine
Harry Jean
Cedar Falls
McKee
Marie
Adrian
Jack Cecil
Cranston
Davis and
Wood
Fay Gay
Conelake
F. B. Gay and
Francis
Eva
Davis
Ethyl McCullough
Anna
J. T. O'Connell
Mary Ellen
Moline
J. C. Gay
G. W. McKee
Bessie
Fannie Houck
J. L. Lelap
Elsie Owens
Artie Trautman
Mediapolis
Glenn
Laird Owens
Morning Sun
W. A. Mincher
Minnie Ingraham
George Buser
Walter Ingraham
Letts
Hazel Wilson
Glenn McCullough
Sam Buser
Keokuk
Ethel
Timothy Tarpy
Burlington
J. F. Coffin
Nellie
Gaylord
Marie Norris
Columbus Junction
J. W. Bechtel
Bechtel
Ransom McKee
Anna Gay
Roy Tipton
Storm Strikes Cranston Area Warps Farm Losses
Mrs J M Underwood and family visitors from Alexis Ill spent weekend with W S Hunter family. Storm Thursday night caused several losses including four horses for Frank McColm, one horse for John O'Brien, two windmills belonging to W Idie and W S Hunter. Alex Fry and Nola Townsley noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hunter
Messrs
Alex Fry
Nola Townsley
Township and county actions and visits noted
Floyd Brookhart and Thomas Fry left for North Dakota Monday evening Ernest Meeker and Archie Hunter went to Des Moines Monday for the state fair Cedar township schools opened with teachers Nellie Parsons Effie Shires and Fanny Hankins Mr and Mrs C Herrick and others hosted at John Coder home Rev Robert Boyce and others returned from Union Christian conference Boyce to continue as Oak Grove pastor for twelve years M J Shellabarger returned from South Dakota Henry Verink and Wm Idle attend the state fair Mrs George Hawkins and Mrs Howard Meeker visit relatives Ralph Townsley returns home from Eliza Illinois
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Floyd Brookhart
Thomas Fry
North Dakota
Ernest Meeker
Archie Hunter
Des Moines
Cedar Township
Nellie Parsons
Letts
Effie Shires
New Boston
Ill
Fanny Hankins
C. Herrick
Roy Baker
Baby
Lake Township
John Coder
Robert Boyce
S. B. Snyder
Baring
Union Christian Conference
Pleasant Ridge Christian Church
Boyce
Oak Grove
M. J. Shellabarger
South Dakota
Henry Verink
Wm. Idle
George Hawkins
Moberly
Howard Meeker
Cedar Rapids
Ralph Townsley
Eliza
New Yello Toasted Cornflakes Debut
A bold claim introduces Yello toasted cornflakes with a rich corn flavor. The ad teases the cereal as a standout choice, inviting readers to try the new product and noting its distinctive taste.
Moody Seriously Ill Justice Moody Is Removed Home
Justice Moody of the United States Supreme Court was carried from the railroad station to his home in an ambulance last night. Doctors say the illness appears more serious than rheumatism and gout, after a period in a New York sanitarium and a prior stay at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Supreme Court
Haverhill
Mass
Moody
United States Supreme Court
New York State
Hot Springs
Ark
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Max Siegel
East Second Street
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Bramworth's
Mary Norton
City
A. B. Clapp
Hershey
J. C. Strouse
Fruitland
Snyder
Will Dean
Slaughter’s
William Freers
Lucas Street
P. F. O'Toole
Miss Agatha
Lulu Hoerr
Lulu Beck
D. Steller
W. L. Lane
West Third Street
Frank Ashcraft
Kemble Hotel
R. J. Downer
Miss May
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Hill
Forc
Ladies of Muscatine and Vicinity
Miss Jacobs
Ona Meyers
Agnes
Connor Entertain
Weed Park
Airdome
Agnes Connor
Maud Jacobs
Keota
Hattie Frazier
Edward Jacobs
Mary Bielefeld
Grant Street
Riverside
Peter Tiedeman
Faith Marie Metz
Madison Street
Iowa Bank
McColm Dry GoodsCo
McColm’s
Iowa
Titus Loan and Investment Co
Iowa Avenue
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