Muscatine City Council Adopts Police Salary Ordinance
The council advanced and adopted an ordinance changing police salaries and duties. The measure, backed by Ald. Holmes and Hahn, passed on its third reading with all eight aldermen voting aye. The ordinance sets monthly pay for marshal, deputy marshal, regular policemen, and stock policeman and outlines arrest powers and reporting duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Holmes
Ald. Hess
Ald. Hahn
Hess
Holmes
Bersch
Nietzel
Hahn
Leu
Robbins
Hartwig
Ald
City of Muscatine
Police Department
Wm. Grossklaus
Gustav Weis
City Recorder
R. K. Smith
W. H. Abbott
W. H. Hoopes
Demorest Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Kansas Street
N. Rosenberger
Wisconsin and
Kansas Streets
Muscatine Adopts Substitute Ordinance
An ordinance repeals and enacts a substitute ordinance in Muscatine on the 4th day officials announced. The measure outlines changes to municipal governance and code provisions for the city.
Muscatine council debates sidewalks and street work
City council discusses permanent sidewalks on Lucas street and a variety of street improvements. Aldermen approve bids, allocations, and measures for crossing repairs while addressing wage requests and sewer projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crow
W. H. Hoopes
Demorest Avenue
Wisconsin
Kansas Streets
Hampe Bros
W. B. Smith
Kansas Street
Stewart Road
Henry Blessing
George Smalley
Grandview Avenue
Elfers
Musser
Smalley
Nebraska Street
Earl Avenue
Rock Island Railway
New Hampshire Street
Clinton Street
Sampson Street
J. W. Nyenhuis
Smalley’s
Schley Avenue
Oregon
Nebraska
Co. S. and
P. Kopp
Muscatine
Hanover Street
Franklin Street
J. Asthalter
Gesell
Cynthia Earl
Oregon Street
Dewey Avenue
Ald
Nietzel
Leo
Holmes
Oaks Street
Ninth
Tenth
Hess
Maple
Orange
Hartwig
Bersch
Lucas Street
Eighth Street
Ald. Nietzel
Ald. Holmes
Pearl Street
Green Street
Houser Street
Winfield Knight
George Street
Ald. Hess
Wier & Farrenberg
Schooley & Ivey
George Maurer
Muscatine Concrete Co
Main Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Ald. Hahn
Hahn
Robbins
T. B. Holcomb
Mr. Holcomb
Queen Victoria Seay
Engineer Place
Hershey Avenue
Busch Street
Paris Doctor Claims Dandruff Cure With Germ Proof
Paris dermatologist Dr. Sabourand leads a claim that dandruff is caused by germs and that Parisian Sage hair tonic kills the dandruff germ. The product, priced at 50 cents, is sold widely and advertised with a prominent claim of two week cure or money back, featuring a bewitching auburn girl on each bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabourand
France
America
Havercamp’s
City Board of Health Advances Nuisance Abatement Request
At the regular session on Aug 17 1909 Mayor Grossklaus presided with all members present. J A McCormick reported Rudolph Blass dumps butcher shop refuse into a hole behind his shop causing odor. The nuisance was referred to the health physician and food inspector with orders to abate at once if confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schoemaker
Dillaway Street
Ald
Hahn
Nietzel
Blass Fouther
Holmes
Citiens’ Railway & Light Co
Street
Iowa Avenue
Eighth Street
Newell Avenue
Climer Street
Logan
Lucas Street
Bersch
Nyenhuis
Hartwig
Oak Street
Spring Street
Ald. Hess
Mackey’s Corner
Fourth Street
Schmidt’s Corner
Heidel’s
Huttig Corner
Joe Phillips
Ald. Holmes
Great Western Cereal Co
Front Street
Ald. Bersch
Ald. Robbins
H. M. Hess
Jayne & Kollman
James J. Ryan
Muscatine
Iowa
Samuel Kinsley
East Sixth Street
New Button Factory
James J Ryan
City Board of Health
Grossklaus
J. A. McCormick
Rudolph Blass
Blass
Ryan
Food Inspector Report to Board of Health
Monthly food inspection report lists animals slaughtered this month cattle 234 hogs 383 calves 158 sheep 31 total 806. Seven milk license applications named Fred Binggli Ben R Beach Mitt man Bros Conrad Buechner H W Link Rudolph Fetch Wm L Hunt recommended for grant. Ten milk tests conducted this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honorable
Board of Health
Fred Binggli
Ben R. Beach
Mittman Bros
Conrad Buechner
H. W. Link
Rudolph Fetch
Wm. L. Hunt
Muscatine Board of Health Adopts Resolution Aug 17 1909
The Muscatine Iowa board of health in regular session on August 17 1909 directs the clerk to issue written orders to suppliers and service providers in contagious disease cases. Bills for disinfectant and medical attendance at the pest house are approved and certified for county payment. The board adjourns after noting a notification from Mrs Goetzman about pending work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Pest
Board of Health of
Muscatine
Iowa
Board of Health
City of
Ryan
Ald. Robbins
Mr. Pepper
J. J. Havercamp
Pest House
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van Atta & Eifers
Oxfords
Leysen
Bell
Philadelphia
Bureau of Information
Eckman
E. F. Bird
South Seventh Street
Shapleigh
A. W. Morgan
Gustav Wels
H. W. Funk
St. Mary’s Cemetery
G. W. Wigners
Saenentee
E. W. Hintermeister
Perry Ret
Tet, Clifford & Son
Wrek Dinka
Seabees Ae
C. J. Hackett
Hacket
R. Fotch
J. S. McKee
Umlandt
Moline
West Third Street
John A. Robbins
Mulberry Avenue
Chas. Spaethe
W. E. Scannell
Odr. Smith
Walter W. Papes
West Fourth Street
Phillips Street
William Hayes
Theo. Kuechman
Tien c Te Betwee
Rockafellow
Pepper
Paris
Morse's
A.g.morse CO
Chicago
I. Nievel@ Son
Chas. i. Gobbie Gent
F. A. Neidig
Uestem & Sawye
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