Free Excursion to Gulf Coast Texas Mentioned
Local brief notes a free excursion to the gulf coast Texas on Oct 6. Stirlen and Rowan are listed. Mr and Mrs Joseph Riskey travel to Davenport to visit friends today. Charles Dunham departs for Springfield Illinois to attend the state fair. Mrs F Risley and Mrs F Risley of Sycamore street leave for Davenport visit. Miss Janet Green from Wapello arrives by noon after a weekend at home in Muscatine.
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Gulf Coast
Texas
Stirlen & Rowan
Joseph Riskey
Davenport
Janet Green
Wapello
Muscatine
Adam Bitzer
Horton, Kan
Henry Bitzer
East Fifth Street
Tri-cities
Local Notices and Visitors from Muscatine Daily
Short visits and travel notes feature Frank Ashcraft and Dr A B Clapp in Muscatine with Buffalo Davenport Davenport travelers and relatives listed. Heinz Pickle factory seeks workers and regional residents leave for Springfield and Davenport.
Sneak Thieves Take Doctor’s Buggy on West Fourth Street
The buggy belonging to Lauren Henderson, stolen from Dr. E. K. Tyler’s barn on West Fourth Street Friday night, remains missing as police search for the vehicle.
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Lauren Henderson
E. K. Tyler
West Fourth Street
Washburn-Crosby to Add Buffalo Mill and Raise Output
The Washburn-Crosby Company will build a new 6000 barrel daily flour mill at Buffalo New York costing 500000. Construction is set to start immediately with W H Bovey in charge and F F Henry to manage. Once complete the Buffalo plant plus existing Minneapolis and other mills will push capacity beyond 40000 barrels daily.
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Journal
Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Daily Journal
Washburn-Crosby Company
Buffalo
N. Y
W. H. Bovey
F. F. Henry
Louisville
Great Falls
Kalispell
Mont
James 8. Bell
William H. Dunwoody
John Washburn
C. J. Martin
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Notice
The undersigned extend heartfelt thanks through the Journal to friendly readers for sympathy and assistance during the death of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hall express appreciation.
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C. L. Hall
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cure and Prevention
A Cold or Cough neglected becomes a serious illness says an ad for Dr Kings New Discovery. The remedy claims to cure and prevent consumption with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
East Hill Tri M Club to Meet at Shepard Home
The East Hill Tri M Club of Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its first fall meeting Friday at 7:45 PM at C. C. Shepard’s home, 1012 East Third Street. Plans for fall and winter work will be outlined and full attendance is urged.
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Tri-M Club
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
C. C. Shepard
East Third Street
K. Gillig
Muscatine Western
Keswick
Mary Feaster
Ralph Hoper
Muscatine
East Hill
S. Van _ Dolah
Drury
F. M. McGaughey
Sherman Street
Fred Martin
Jefferson Street
Davenport
John McGill
Miss McGill
Flat Iron Point
T. L. Erwin
J. H. Billings
Guthrie
Okla
Charles Bierman
Park Avenue
Illinois
Iowa
John Snyder
East Second Street
Grant Bond
Smalley Avenue
William O'Conner
Near Summit
C. Lincoln
Burlington
R. Rosenberger
Pleasant Valley
I. M. Conner
Laurel Street
Mae Longstreth
Letts
Mary Moore
Shadle
Moline
Ill
Stephen Berry
East Fourth Street
Moscow
Mary Mitcke
Chicago
T. S. Bear
J. S. Bencham
Anna Danz
Grant Street
Buffalo
K. Stutsman
Christian Danz
Washington
William Og¢eter
Washington Street
Gus. Oeter
Rock Island
Rock Island Exposition
John Crogan
J. S. Dale
Griswold
Effie Groves
First Avenue
Walter Groves
Kaiser Funeral Held At Tenth Street Home
Funeral services for Mrs. William Kaiser were conducted at 3 o clock this afternoon from the corner Tenth and Oak residence. Rev J N Elliott pastor of the First Presbyterian church officiated with pallbearers Dr A J Oliver N A Nievel J G Dermody L C Lenck R K Swan and D A Martin. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
Cold Wave Boosts Campaigns in Muscatine
Muscatine sees brisk walkers and rising campaign activity as cooler weather arrives. Democratic leaders say the change prompts candidates to move from street corners to warmer, more active spots, boosting public political engagement.
Weston street exhibits dazzle pedestrians on Second Street
Astonishing Westonian displays line Second Street attracting crowds while streetcars run with open cars limited for safety. Beach’s Key City Borax Naptha Soap Powder advertised as a pulverized soap for hard water scrubbing and home cleaning.
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Second Street
Key City
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McQuesten & Sawyer Comp’y
Nederse
E. Branz
Charles Dunham
Springfield
Stetson
Cluett
David Bogard
Just
Frank Ashcraft
Mrs. L. Rostenhardt
A. B. Clapp
East Second St
Ollie Eis
West Seventh Street
F. Schroeder
Wilton, In
City
Heinz Pickle Factory
John Ratcliff
Marie Neff
Fred Ficken
John A. Robbins
Gertrude Sywassink
Fairport
W. TeStrake
Lucas Street
Cal. W. Smith
Charles McClay
Cowansville
Buffalo Prairie
Washburn
Crosby
Co. C. Shepard
Kaiser
the Money Saving Store
Siegel & Isaacs
St. Lilly
A. S. Weidling
Iowa Avenue