Reunion of Thirty-fifth Iowa to be Held in Muscatine
The biennial Thirty-fifth Iowa association reunion will take place September 9 and 10, 1908 in Muscatine. Mayor Schmidt will welcome veterans at the G A R hall, with Col W B Keeler delivering the response at a campfire program at the United Brethren church. The two day program includes social gatherings, a banquet, music by the Schmidt family and a reading of the roll of honor.
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Thirty-fifth
Iowa Association
Muscatine
Second Street
Iowa Avenue
United Brethren Church
Sixth Street
Mulberry Avenue
Mayor Schmidt
Barney Schmidt
Col
W. B. Keeler
Chicago
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Davenport
Life
Bodman
Association
B. F. Hershe
Pasadena
Cal
G. A. R. Hall
U. B
P. M. Conant
Welccome
W .B. Keeler
Barbara Frietchie
Frank Giesler
J. C
W. L. Davis
Schmidt
Herman Schmidt
Hartman
Red River
Campu
How to Cure Skin Diseases with ZEMO Solution
An advertisement claims skin diseases are caused by germs rising to the surface and promises a permanent cure using ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use, sold widely and offered with samples from E. W. Rose Medicine Co. in Saint Louis, with local retailer A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
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E. W. Rose Medicine Co
C. Louis
A. W. Morgan
2Nd St
Modern Brotherhood of America Meets in Muscatine
The Modern Brotherhood of America Lodges from the first two districts gather in Muscatine on Tuesday September 8 with about a hundred delegates from Louisa Washington Jefferson Henry Des Moines Van Buren Lee Johnson Iowa Muscatine Scott Clinton and Jackson counties. Delegations coming from Burlington Fort Madison Ottumwa Iowa City Davenport Clinton Maquoketa Marengo Keokuk and other cities are expected. Five delegates to the supreme convention at Davenport next month will be chosen and no other business will be conducted. The meeting opens with Hon. George W. Scott of Davenport presiding. Ss L Johnson of the Muscatine lodge serves as secretary.
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Muscatine
Modern Brotherhood of America
Louisa
Washington
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
van Buren, Lee
Johnson
Iowa
Scott
Clinton
Jackson
Burlington
Ft. Madison
Ottumwa
Iowa City
Davenport
Maquoketa
Marengo
Keokuk
Bend City
Pearl City
George W. Scott
Ss. L. Johnseon
Muscatine Lodge
Quick Digestive Relief with Electric Bitters
An ad notes the stomach liver kidneys and bowels are quickly disposed of with Electric Bitters. The product is promoted at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with a 50 cent price.
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Havercamp
Democratic Scion 10 Speaks Tuesday for Governor Candidacy
Fred E. White Democratic candidate for Iowa governor arrives in Muscatine after visits to Wapello and Columbus Junction. He, a North English farmer, will discuss principal Iowa issues and the Second District, with informal receptions and a band planned for Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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Muscatine
Fred E. White
Iowa
White
North English
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Second
Maquoketa falls to Muscatine in final series game 4 to 2
Kane's men jump from lethargy to trounce the Maquoketa Independents in the final contest of the series 4 to 2. Posey Kane stars as Pearl City leads with a fast start and clean ball, while Detweiler and Strawbridge contribute key plays. Umpire Truxell officiated.
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Kane
Maquoketa
Ginger
Merritt
Dubius
Posey
Commodore
Largen
Big Boy
Pearl City
Detweiler
Abie
Weisner
Strawbridge
Local Notes From Ainsworth and Surroundings
Mrs J G Love visits relatives in St Joseph Missouri this week. Mr and Mrs Jim Sands of Washington visit his brother John Sands. Rev J E Weigle leaves for Ottumwa for M E church conference. Mrs Sam Berry and daughter Helen of Washington visit Frank Chikak home. Beulah and Eva Easter return from Colorado. Wickham couple back from New York and other eastern states. James Trotter family returns from Muscatine visit.
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Ainsworth
J. G. Love
St. Joe
Jim Sands
Washington
John Sands
J. E. Weigle
Ottumwa
M. E. Church
Sam Berry
Helen
Frank Chikak
Beulah
Eva Easter
Colorado
Mission Convention Planned in Muscatine This Fall
A conference mission of the American Sunday School Association will be held at the Congregational Church in Muscatine. State Superintendent J. H. Buckely and Assistant Superintendent Joseph Wells of Des Moines announced plans after visiting the city. Illinois delegates and Iowa delegates are expected to attend. the exact date and program will be announced later.
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American Sunday School Association
Congregational Church
Muscatine
J. H. Buckely
Joseph Wells
Des Moines
Illinois
Iowa
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Mem
Bers
35Th
R. D. Bodman
Ets
Sons of Veterans
Iola and
Universal Brands
THE
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
M.B.A.S
Tion City
Will
Ally
Maquoketa Bunch
A. B.R
McKee
Chayka
Sweitzer
Nance
Pisil
Dietz
Netolicky
McGreer
Weis
American Sunday School Convention
Wakefield
Journal
Muscatine County
Siuscatiue
Lake al Ohice
Gollars
Luis Ils
Bartell
al-Law
Fost
Bok
Bi. M. Barkett
Ally-al-Law
Ofice Yover
Menacow
Willi
H. M. Bartlett
Atty-at-Law
Jost
J. R. McGonigal & Son
Dover
Del
X. J. Grimm
Kenry Miller
Fulton Two
K. O. Burnside
Lone Tree
Stapp & Hendrix
Newell Avenue
Sherman St. Gurtner Property
Page'son Avenue
Cedar Stret
Albee
Newell Ave
W. J. Vannatta
E. 9Th St
Driving Horse
Lombard St
W. Hoffman
Minnesota
Twin City Loan & Realty Co
Security Bank Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Filst
Hine
Thos. Watson
E. 3Rd St
E. 8Th St
Geo. W. Reuling
Sycamore St
Mulberry Ave
Eith
East Hill
Phil. J. Murphy
Enquire
Reliance Loan CO
Post Office
Waverly
Knickerbocker
Barker
Pageson Avenue
Page's
John A Rowan CO
W. 2Nd St
N. Journal
Cedar Street
Mulberry
Lith
Maple Ave
Reurn
Edith M. Smith
Andrew J. Smith
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
N. Rosenberger
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Vienna Button Co
J. Greenblatt
E. Second Street
U. C. Lake
R. R
H. C. Wittmann
Kembie Hotel
Houdek
Barber College
National Railway Training School
Robert St
St. Paul, Minn
Houser Farm
H. J. Heinz & Co
Cullen’s den of Sweets
Carl J. Barnard
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