School Men Make Changes in Mt Pleasant Iowa
Mt Pleasant Iowa April 24 Professor W R Cruikshank elected superintendent of Mt Pleasant city schools to fill vacancy created by Frances resignation will take effect at end of current school year. Cruikshank to receive 1500 salary previously earned in Fort Madison Frances resigns to lead Washington Iowa schools with 200 salary increase. Saarkraut 5 cents a quart at Royal market. 52 tf
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Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
W. Cruikshank
Fort Madison
Frances
Cruikshank
Washington
Weather forecast for Iowa showers and storms in DC report
Special to The Evening Journal reports Iowa weather for today and tomorrow. Showers and severe thunderstorms and cooler tonight. Saturday generally fair and cooler.
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Washington, D.C
The
Evening Journal
Iowa
Beav er county hunger and hardships blamed on claim life
A A W McCaffrey of Balko Okla writes from a Beav er county plains stay to the Oskaloosa Herald, detailing a starving government claim existence. He mocks roof and walls built of soil and laments lack of food, money, and decent clothing while praising Beaver county and West life in a satirical poem.
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Washington
Journal
A. W. McCaffrey
Balko
Okla
Oskaloosa Herald
A. McCaffrey
Beaver County
Hoyle
West
Oskaloosa
Old Lawn
Chic Perkins Stars In The Little Prospector At Colenso Theatre
Chic Perkins, from an old theatrical lineage, rises to top stage fame in The Little Prospector. The article lauds her career from debut to stardom and notes a Tuesday show at the Opera House with Colenso Pantorim advertising.
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Perkins
Little Prospector
Mc Vickers
Famous Stock Company
Chicago
Opera Louse
Congregational Meeting Called for Presbyterian Church
Notice states a congregational meeting is called for next Sabbath after morning service to appoint a pulpit committee and elect a secretary of the congregation. Win Smouse, Pres.
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Win Smouse
Municipal Lighting Plant Debate Raises Graft Fears
The Muscatine council orders a committee to study a municipal lighting plant. The piece cautions the decision hinges on city leadership and the plant manager, warning that politics and graft could influence management just as in Dubuque waterworks.
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Council of
Dubuque
Davenport
Fair Lily Complexion Tea Promotion at Lemmon's Pharmacy
A brief advert notes Rocky Mountain Tea offered by Lemmon's Pharmacy and McElhinn ey Drug Co as a beauty aid. The copy encourages occasional use to achieve a fair complexion likened to a lily.
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Philo Hay Spec, Co
Newark
N. J
Lemmon’s Pharmacy and McElhinney Drug Co
Decoration Day Plans Set by G A R Post 108
At its Tuesday meeting I G White post 108 G A R appointed an arrangements committee for Memorial day including Dr J C Boice D A Boyer A White J W Morton and J O C F Weade The group last night chose Rev Ulysses S Smith to deliver the address and Rev W Fisher to give the Memorial sermon They will meet with the Timothy Brown association committee as the Timothy Brown monument is to be dedicated on Memorial day.
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I. G. White
J.C. Boice
D. A. Boyer
A. White
J. W. Morton
J. OC. F. Weade
Ulysses S. Smith
W. ©. Fisher
First Band Concert Tomorrow in Central Park
The band boys present the season’s first concert tomorrow evening in Central Park. All are invited to hear the new pieces they plan to premiere this summer, promising great enjoyment for the city and community.
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Central Park
Runaway sleigh bells and a Star program news cue
The Star presents a late program with sleigh bells and a 59 21 special tonight. The Royal Market advertises fresh vegetables daily. Joe Limerman travels to Lone Tree on a brief business trip. A Latin play is seen at the High School next Friday evening with admission of 15 cents. P Shontz returns home to Burlington after a city business stay. Mrs John Skipton, her children, and Miss Anne Houdek arrive home from Sigourney after a brief visit.
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Star
Ned Long
Star Livery
South Side
John Reno
Tom Deweese
Burlington
Grover Nelswanger
Ainsworth
W. S. Russel
Ottumwa Seed Co
Marbourg & Helwick
J. A. Boatman
Keota
R. L. Patterson
Muscatine
J. A. Cunningham
Lou
J. T. Anderson
Arch McCulley
Harry Bell
Sigourney
Quinn
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Lemmon's Pharmacy
McElhinney Drug Co
Royal Market
Joe Limerman
Lone Tree
John Skipton
Anne Houdek
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A. W. Chase
M. D
A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. C. G. Heckenlively
Angola
Ind
W. Chase
J. E. Lemmon
Saarkraut
Big Horn Basin
Wyoming
Benz Hotel
C. E. Cissell
Stuart & McGreedy
Mutual
P. O
Vienna
Weather Forecast
Mary A. Clark
Crawfordsville
J. T. Clark
City
Chicago Evening Post
G. Logan Payne
Payne
Woodlawn Park Club
Robert M. Thomson
Mr. Thomson
Presbyterian Church
Keota Eagle
Colenso Pantatorium
Ws F. A. Sherbeck
Hay's Bellair Health
FELY
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Lemae
Star Tonight
P. Shontz
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Landseekers
Yellowstone Valley
Wyo
Montana
Omaha
St. Louis
Garland
Ballantine
Huntley
Billings
Mont
Cody
Worland
Basin
Greybull
Lovell
Usthun
D. Clem Deaver
Landseekers’ Information Bureau
Farnam St
Omaha, Ned
Young Men’s Clothes
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Dougherty Bris
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