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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

6

Muscatine High Plans 1915 16 Basketball Schedule

Coach C M Traver announced a 15 game high school basketball schedule for 1915 16. Key opponents include Iowa City Davenport Ottumwa Burlington Washington and Columbus Junction with home and away games starting December 3 and continuing into March.

C. M.traver Iowa City Davenport Ottumwa Burlington Washington Muscatine Traver Letts Wapello Lone Tree Columbus Junction Washing‘ton West Liberty West ‘Liberty Auscatine

Dillon dominates Flynn in ten round Broadway bout

New York City report says Jack Dillon of Indianapolis outfought veteran Jim Flynn in every round at the Broadway Sporting Club. Flynn fought gamely, but Dillon's body work and infighting advantage carried the fight as Flynn showed signs of aging and slower

New York City N. Y Jack Dillon Indianapolis Jim Flynn Broadway Sporting Club Flynn Pueblo Dillon Jim Dillon Hvas

Willard Hissed at California Theatre

Los Angeles December 1. About 7 000 theatergoers hissed Jess Willard at the Orpheum theater while an actor tested chains on stage and Willard refused to perform. The audience cheered when he warned he would be in the spotlight, not discarded, amid the tense scene.

Los Angeles Cal Jess Willard Orpheum Sevral Champain Jess

Milwaukee Railroad Restores Daily Local Freight Trains

The Milwaukee Railroad now runs one local freight train each way daily after a policy change that took effect yesterday. Previously the line operated one daily local service only through spring, then reduced to tri weekly trains on Mondays Wednesdays westbound and Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays return. The renewed daily service should aid local patrons.

Milwaukee Railroad

Revival of Mississippi River traffic explored at convention

Thomas Willinson led delegates from Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Missouri at Quincy as the Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association urged revived river traffic tied to railroad lines. A new self propelled steel barge was showcased and tonnage estimates from Minneapolis to St Louis were discussed along with plans for docks and a forthcoming navigation company with thirty six quadruple screw barges.

Associated Press Quincy Thomas Willinson Burlington Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association Minnesota Wisconsin Iinois Iowa Missouri Mississippi Valley St. Anthony Falls New Orleans Wilkinson Association Congress Champ Clark National House of Representatives Middle West United States Panama Canal Dubuque Mississippi Ohio Illinois Des Moines Minneapolis St. Louis Lake City Minn St. Paul Red Wing Winona LaCrosse Clinton Bettendorf Rock Island Davenport Mustazine Fort Madison Keo Kuk Hannibal Illasco jAlton Moline Alton

Seek Remedy for Freight Congestion

New York committee of railroad operating officials met at the Trunk Line Association to find ways to prevent further export freight embargos and to maintain regular movement of export traffic. They will meet daily and seek cooperation of shippers and steamship companies to speed freight and ease congestion.

Associated Press New York N. Y Trunk Line Association Pennsylvania

Special Prices on Rubber Goods Offered at Local Shop

Local shop advertises 300 pairs of ladies rubbers in all sizes and shapes at 850 and 200 pairs of men's rubbers at .435. Also features over shoes in cloth tops or all rubber, first quality, guaranteed at low prices. Includes 200 pairs of men's dress shoes, lace or button, cloth tops. Men’s work shoes priced at 2.40, 2.85, and 3.00. Shoe repairing offered. Boston Shoe Shop Germam Amarin nek Ulde.

Musserville M E Ladies' Aid Meets at Mrs Sprague Home

South End notes report the Musserville M E Ladies' Aid gathering at Mrs W A Sprague's home with sewing and a business meeting followed by refreshments. The group will meet again in two weeks. Chas Stirlen of Nebraska Street was moved to Hershey Hospital in critical condition after rheumatism and tuberculosis. Leonard James on Stewart Road is ill at home. Miss Hildred Hintermeister leaves Stewart Road for Davenport to attend her brother's wedding.

Musserville M E. Ladies’ Aid W. A. Sprague Ladies’ Aid Chas, Stirlen Nebraska Street Hershey Hospital South End Leonard .James Stewart Road Hildred ‘Hintermeister iDavernport Fredonia J. Fred Moore Fred Flatt Walter McDaniel Lisbon JN. Dak May Shinn Etts Turkington Chas. N. Johnston Chicago Elmer Tedford Kansas Turkington & Son Tom Robertson Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Columbus City J. H. Woodside Methodist Episcopal HE. C. Brooks R. J. Allred North Carolina Matilda J. Rayburn Alicea Orris Woodside Iowa Methodist Episcopal Church

Local News Roundup From Columbus Junction and Surroundings

Colum bus Junction residents share visits with relatives in Davenport Muscatine Letts and Keithsburg while students and performers contribute to community life. A funeral for Israel Rabenold is announced with the Ladies Aid Society to meet after services at the Reformed church.

Barge Line Project Proposed for Muscatine

B Layton promoter announces plan to organize a barge service on the upper Mississippi to move through freight from the Twin Cities to New Orleans with Muscatine as head office. Initial operations target bulky freight bypassing railroads, later expanding to general freight via steamboat-towed barge strings.

Mississippi B. Layton Muscatine Levee Upper River Twin Cities New Orleans Layton Quincy St. Louis Upper Gulf Barnhard Barge Muscatine Mississippi River Ohio River

Pan American scientific congress sets Washington dates

Arrangements for the second Pan American scientific congress in Washington D C run December 27 to January 8 with most hotel space reserved. About 65 conventions may be merged into the event as 1000 plus scientists publicists and educators have accepted invitations to attend, joining joint sessions with other bodies.

Washington, D. C Washington

Local Men Attend Tri-City Gym-Fest

Six Muscatine men from the local Y M C A attended the Tri-City Associations gym fest and banquet held last night in Rock Island. Willis the Y M C A physical director gave a short address on school physical training. O E Johnson now with Davenport Y M C A was also on the program. Local attendees included W A Block C J Willis Edwin McGrew Arthur Lindsley Paul Satterthwaite and Perl Satterthwaite.

Tri-City Rock Island O.E. Johnson Davenport Y. M. C. A W. A. Block C. J. Willis Edwin McGrew Arthur Lindsley Paul Satterthwaite Perl Satterthwaite

Thanksgiving Homecomings From Monmouth Area

Morning Sun notes numerous local students and relatives returning for Thanksgiving from Monmouth College in Illinois and elsewhere. Areas mentioned include Cedar Falls Galesburg Burlington Davenport Pittsburg Marion Urbana Wayland and Mediapolis with residents visiting kin and friends. The piece also mentions a drive to establish a public library in Louisa County and community holiday events.

Morning Sun Ira Monmouth Evelyn ‘Campbell Harold E. Wilson Cecil Wilson E. Raymond Wilson Cecil George Warner Wilson Lelah Wilson Fort Morgan Colo Samuel Marshall Cedar Falls Cal. Mclhinney Iowa State Teachers’ College D. McEplhinney Ethel Luella Brown Will Marion Urbana Iowa Boller Baja Wayland Home Club New England Helen Brown Lemma Beck Ruth ‘Beck Hazel Selzer Davenport Burlington Leroy’ Pierce Lincoln Ill Fred Cuthamp Columbus Junction S. G. Robertson Johnston Edna Sterrett

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Willard California Theatre George — Thers Jura At¢ Harry Harry Leow Pardo Wes Boston Germag Amarin Nek Ulde South End Ladies’ Aid Leona Thomann A. P. Thomann Duncombe Elton Allen Gerald Genesvilla Wm. McCormick D. R. Hughes Cotter R. D. Hughes W. H. Hughes Lulu Crossley H. O. ‘Hall J. K. Blair Clarence Thorley Opal. MciSay Keithsburg Phillip Baer Presbyterian Church Prof. Baer L. E. Shanan T. M. ‘Balcoff W. F. Hall Ralph Cass E. W. MscWilliams Clair Clark Gretchen Klotz Ervin Rabenold Ainsworth Israel Rabenold The Reformed Church G. W. McKay Barge Line Company B. Layton Promoter Orpheum Tonight of the C. ©. Willis Rock Island Y. M
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