Local Folks Take Short Trips to Nearby Cities
A stream of residents departed for visits and errands today. Mrs George Lohr left for Wilton, Mrs Phillip Stein to Chicago, and Miss Margaret Niver to Champaign for several days. Others traveled to Rock Island, Williamsburg, and Tipton while several stayed for family engagements and events.
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Gulf Coast
Texas
Stirlen & Rowan
George Lohr
Wilton
Margaret Niver
Champaign
Ill
John Reinhart
Williamsburg
Miss Maud Thayner
Local Notices and Travel Updates From Muscatine
Mrs C A Wilson left for Bayfield to visit friends. Miss Edna Francis returns to Cornell Iowa to resume studies. Samuel Lowenthal travels to Winfield for business. Mrs H Dice departs for West Liberty to visit parents. Edward Thormann welcomes a nine pound boy. Elsa Begey heads to Bayfield to teach after a home visit. Mrs E J Khitaker leaves Muscatine for Lone Tree. Judge D W Jackson goes to Davenport for court and Fiftieth Regiment reunion. Candy Kitchen advertises candy and ice cream value. Say Sleepy Eye to the grocer next time.
Brainworth’s Sunny South Shoes at $1 25
Advertises Brainworth’s Sunny South Shoes promising warm dry feet for $1.25 with a money back guarantee if not true.
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Brainworth
Beach’s Key City Borax Naptha Soap Powder Ad
An old time advertisement touts Beach’s Key City Borax Naptha Soap Powder for hard water cleaning and general scrubbing. It emphasizes pulverized soap as a safe cleaning agent without harmful chemicals.
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Key City
White Sox blank Athletics 1 0 in Philadelphia game.
Frank Smith pitched a one hit shutout as the White Sox defeated the Athletics 1 to 0. A clever base running play by Parent produced the lone run while Smith, recently returning from a finger injury, dazzled in his outing.
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Chicago
Ill
Frank Smith
White Sox
Athletics
Smith
Sox
Parent
Baseball Scores for Saturday in Major Leagues
American League Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0 and St Louis 2 Washington 1 in 10 innings Detroit 2 New York 1 National League no games scheduled Cubs beat Philadelphia in first game then tied second to affect pennant chances Brooklyn 1 St Louis 6 Boston 5 Cincinnati 6 New York 2 Pittsburg 6 in 10 innings White Sox 7 Washington 2 Other American League scores not shown.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cubs
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
White Sox
Early Baseball Scores From National League Showdowns
Detroit defeats New York five to six in a tight game while St Louis shuts out Philadelphia two to nothing. Cleveland edges Boston six to five in a close contest.
Schedule of MLB Games Across Cities
Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St. Louis Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburg at New York Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn
River Convention Opens Tuesday at Clinton Iowa
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association holds a three day meeting in Clinton Iowa starting Tuesday with over a hundred delegates. Muscatine will be well represented as Mayor Barney Schmidt names delegates and the Commercial Club assigns representatives. Governors from Illinois Iowa and Missouri as well as several congressmen are expected as notable attendees.
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Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Clinton
Iowa
Muscatine
Barney Schmidt
C. F. Cadle
Frank D. Throop
Joseph G. van Lent
Commercial Club
W. 8. Hill
J. L. Giesler
Illinois
Missouri
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Quick Burn Wound Relief
Fire injuries or bruises can be treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It claims to cure burns wounds sores eczema and piles with a guaranteed formula priced at 25 cents from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Havercamp
Tiegke Onces More Falls From Grace In Police Court
Tiegke pleads for a suspended sentence but receives 30 days in jail after a drunken episode. Judge Howe notes the tumble and refuses clemency while Tiegke laments his fate and hints at future hard labor. Sheriff detains Edwards on intoxication charges.
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Tiecke
Edwards
Muscatine man opens cigarmaking venture in West Liberty
William Kurriger of 508 West Fifth street left Muscatine for West Liberty this morning to start a cigarmaking business. He is well known in Muscatine and has years of experience at the Gremmel cigar shop. Friends in Muscatine wish him success.
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Muscatine
West Liberty
William Kurriger
West Fifth Street
Gremmel
Youth begs alms for death room in Chicago tragedy
Peter Jasecki, 20, on a West Side corner begged money to rent a room for suicide. He secured a room at 61 West Madison Street, undressed and opened two gas jets. Found dead next morning at 11 o'clock.
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Chicago
Peter Jasecki
West
Madison Street
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Ladies of Muscatine
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Otto Mull
Mulberry Ave
Erwin Akins
Petit Jury
T. A. Robinson
Mansfield
Cal. W. Smith
John Wesley Botter
Muscaine
Keokuk
B. R. Riddle
Clinton Street
Perry Duncan
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North Mulberry Street
Barger & Barrows
Bell Heath
A. G. Othmer
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Miss Parsons
Geneseo
Titus Loan and Investment Co
Clara Dornhime
Tipton
Laura Wade
Rose Pelton
Della
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Press
C. Rock, J
Edward Mapes
Nichols
Rock Island
Bestenlehner’s
C. A. Wilson
Bayfield
Edna Francis
Cornell, Ia
Samuel Lowenthal
Winfield
Edward Thormann
Ninth and
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Elsa Begey
E. J. Khitaker
Lone Tree
D. W. Jackson
Davenport
Fiftieth Regiment
Dusty Times
David Bogard
Viiiladelphia
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Pet
Cleveland
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the Money Saving Store
Siegel & Isaacs
East Second Street
Tiegke
Grace
Cele
Bration
Judge Howe
Ophelia
P. Centemeri & Co
Capitol
B.S. Lilly
She Quality Store
Cape Groves
Jewelers
H. F. Barnard CO
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