Local People See Relatives Travel and Events in West Chester
A stream of city visitors and residents are noted leaving and returning home. Several locals including Miss Floy Owen Mrs N J Burhham Dr J G Henderson and others are recorded in recent trips and shopping outings with moves to new offices and stores. A Boston Tea Party event is advertised at the Baptist church for fifteen cents with refreshments and songs.
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Floy Owen
West Chester
Boston Harbor
Boston
The
Fox & Dewey
J. G. Henderson
Washington
Baptist Church
Floyd Shockley
Piano Instruction Opens Summer Term May 28
The Washington piano instructor announces a seven year track record and will begin a summer term on May 28 with registration on or before that date as slots fill quickly. Contact Nowa9 Black Studio in Blair Building, SB for terms. Also notes various local notices and events including a Baptist church entertainment on May 17 with Indian sightings and sword fights.
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Washington
Blair Bldg
Car
Square
Convention Likely to Endorse Tariff Reform and Clark Nomination
The convention is expected to back the matter in charge and condemn both current and former administrations for insincerity toward the people. Resolutions praise Congress for reform measures and endorse wood roads as a national policy. They also pledge support for the House in tariff reductions and Champ Clark for the presidency.
Episcopal Evening Service Sermon by Rev Cairns Davenport
Evening prayer and sermon by Rev. Cairns of Davenport at 7 30 Friday evening in the Episcopal church at 7912 as listed.
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Cairns
Davenport
Episcopal Church
Muscatine Police Break Up Forger Ring
Muscatine merchants who cashed checks for strangers were victimized by a gang of forgers operating in the city in recent weeks. Chief Hoffman warns local business men to exercise caution as bogus check schemes were active in nearby cities and could return here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Hoffman
Rock Island
Burlington
Women scolding men rarely succeeds says Chicago Record Herald
A quotation notes many women attempt to change men's affections but none have succeeded, attributed to the Chicago Record-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement notice
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for anyone failing to cure catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure by FE J Cheney Co Toledo. The notice includes endorsements from P F Cheney acknowledged for fifteen years and from the National Bank of Commerce Toledo. Product details claim internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials free and price per bottle. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
PF. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
Wee Hall
Consti
Fairfield Pastor Released on Charge
Mayor J. P. Starr ruled there is insufficient evidence to bind Rev. I. W. Bess to the grand jury on alleged criminal assault of Mrs. Maggie Messick. The hearing, held privately in Fairfield City Hall after a venue change, found evidence of a crime but not enough for indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
J. P. Starr
I. W. Bess
Maggie Messick
Bess
Starr
Justice of the Peace
D. B. Wilson
Hicks Sentenced to Three Months and Fines
Otis Hicks waived arraignment and pleaded guilty to attempted breaking and entering. Judge Talbott sentenced him to pay 50 dollars and costs and three months in the county jail, with credit for two months already served. Also, Kendall divorce granted and alimony awarded in the Smith case. Probate docket entries and district court matters noted as March term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Hicks
Talbott
Hicks
Gertrude M. Kendall
Clarence M. Kendall
Della Smith
Edgar Smith
Lawrence Smith
Red Elbows Treated With Bleaching Mixing Advice
The Evening News reports advice to remove red elbows by sawing off the elbows soaking them in a bleaching mixture of lime and steeping in carbolic acid to prevent trouble. Cold feet may be treated similarly, says Harly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening News
Sim, Harly
Keota Ladies Band Arrives in Burlington for Democratic Convention
The Keota Ladies brass band, an all female ensemble from Washington Iowa, arrived in Burlington noon today to entertain delegates. They were greeted by a reception committee and played serenades at hotels and newspapers before performing at the Coliseum for the afternoon reception honoring Young Champ Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Washington
Iowa
Keota Ladies
Coliseum
Champ Clark
Cigarettes In Seminary Cause School Investigation
In Davenport Iowa May a dormitory incident at St Katharine home led the sister superior to investigate. A group of pupils from a strict Episcopal school, aged about fourteen to seventeen, were brought before authorities and may face suspension after admitting to smoking cigarettes.
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Davenport
Red Society
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Dr. Stryker
Over Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Hartman's
Mrs. P. M. Powellson
Rochester
Minn
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Sam Berry
Helen Berry
Oskaloosa
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Hal Huston
Frank Luckman
Wyman
J. T. Clark
Lois Harper
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Citizens’ Savings Bank
Washington County Savings Bank
Arthur Long
Holba
Havre
W. A. Stewart
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Wash
Stewart
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
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Mrs. Stewart
Port Trand
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Joe Melinsky
Pleasant Plain
John Grish
Tsus
T. C. Davis
Fastman Lce Cream Factory
C. FE. Helwick
Helen Lucile
Rockwell
W. N. McCarty
Brighton
Ollie
Eastman Kodak Company
Kodak Pictures
Cole
Lil Ie
Wagner
Lytle Bros
Fee
Gage
the Royal
Mutual
Martina Swift
Celeste Gritz
Swift
J. C. Swift
Frank Parrow
Irina Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
L. J. Derby
Andrew Bowie
Cincinnati
John C. Bowie
Baby
Mary Moriarty
Perry
Marshalltown
Hiram Richardson
W. M. Novak
Margaret Reese
Given
W. G. Stewart
Bob
Charles Morgan
Clay
Helen Dillange
George Teas
Bb. B. Garard
Jd. F. H. Taylor
Clark
OWA
Cratic
Vention
Evening Journal
Missouri
Ing
Democrats
Tial
Ternoon
Mittee
Woodbury County
Tion
Roosevelt
Put
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Episcopal Service
J. A. Harwood & Son Shoers
Seneca South Side
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