Revenue stamps now in effect under new federal law
A large supply of war tax revenue stamps arrived at the local post office this morning and were promptly placed on sale under the new federal law to fund war expenses. Beginning today, post packages charged twenty five cents or more will incur a tax. one cent per cent for adhesives, and several line items specify stamp duties on bonds, stock, conveyances, promissory notes, and related instruments. details outline amounts for various financial documents and transfers, with thresholds up to four hundred dollars and higher.
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Gale
Rovanio
Dafray
Atl Pareed
Congress
Puno
Parvel Post
Pester
Serene San Artes BF
Vettanaul
Tor
Pat
Fragmented Muscatine land records and owners list
A damaged OCR segment lists many Muscatine property deeds and owners. It names individuals such as George Wey, Widow Schaefer, Mary Widow, and Catherine Huttig, with references to blocks, lots, Additions, and streets in Muscatine. The text includes parcel notes, transfers, and mentions of local churches and the First Reformed church.
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Luni
Stypha
Lundy
Ceria
Uegtie
Bo George W
Mutlisie
Satin
George Wey
Sisal
Wotin
Hy Sehnter
Ornl
Nurpy
Li Laure
J. Gilkey
Hy Bell
Rebb
Yatetta
Schaefer
Bo Aluscaline
Ra Winsell
Tba jLusdile
Herman
Lo Newton N
Quitin
Park
Henry W. Wn
biLmon
N. In
Wiloule
Haven
Luray Wieanor
Ingle
Y. Hompke
Mary
Saint Michwels
Suming
Beeen Lmg
Washburn Rive
Washburn
Luis d & O
AL Smalley
S.muscatines
Ersers
First Reformed Church
Lot
SY & MP
Lowa
Jyway Wdward
Roxonmund
Tots
Glock
Dlershey’s
Muscalino
iMusentina
Mip
Mle
Gray
Lot Od
Colsinsen
Pepoth
Rod
Ravnia
Hingle
Engagement and wedding notices in Muscatine society
A society page item details engagements and upcoming nuptials in Muscatine. It notes Miss Carrie Te and Pie Ehane Clifford plan weddings, lists families and speakers, and mentions Miss Minty Morrissey and Lt. Thales with school ties, plus a Mothers Club event at Mrs G B Barnuels home and parish services with music and readings.
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Muscatine
Mont
Slreut
Mort Lilay
Marion
Horohy Bafferky
Ivamport
Miss ‘Minty Morrissey
St. Part
Pring Nase
Mies
Thales
Wsh
Miselte
G. M. Vita
TO West Second Streec
Misertine
Jebankemia Makes
Wooster Koakes
Sid West Fowrd Streal
Unreadable OCR Fragment From 1850 Legal Notice
A damaged OCR snippet mentions several names and places in a 1850 legal context. The readable elements include references to individuals such as Maria Whlow and Jol, with scattered terms like Park Place and Misc. sabions. The fragment lacks coherent actions or dates to form a complete summary.
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Stole Adda
Wiekes
N. Jc
Boll
Rittenbouss & Nushand
Blonic
Park Placer
Misc
Sabioms
Tutweher
Maria Whlow
Eth al
Dogaph Botseher
Binck
Park Flave
Jor
Piv
Death summons Mrs. E. Hurlbut in Minnesota
Mrs. E Hurlbut longtime resident of the state died after months of illness. She was age 92 and survived by four children Burt Hurlbut of Davenport Mrs Poor Olgen of Chisago Ray Hurlbut of Rochester and Mrs hn Neibling of ile ali A sister Mrs A an at Otsiaboniet also survives. Her husband preceded her in death twenty nine years ago. Arrangements pending from relatives.
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Hurtbut
Sue
Hurlbutte
Burt
Loelbut
Davenport Mre
Olgen
Chisago
Ray ‘Hurlbut
Rovhoelle
Inal
Hn Neibling
Ile Ali
Slater
A. An
Otsiaboniet
Mheé Witsband
Lian
Charges of False Imprisonment and Damages Sought
Aull seeks damages of FL000 alleging false imprisonment by Officers Jauoh Gein Willim Kerlue and Sohn Chaatner during a November arrest at the Whitaker Bakery. Carney claims no warrant was shown and he was detained for hours before release. Police deny wrongdoing and say the arrest had legal grounds.
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Wilmer Carney
Jauoh MH
Gein
Willim Kerlue
Sohn Chaatner
Carney
Whitaker Hyery Abbing
U’eloak
Ubirgi
Ah Orb Dine
Nu Enone
Lim
Willy Bis
Youth Attempts Poison After Drinking Tea
Taide Subtle, son of Mrs Nanunn Prtler of Clinton alrpel, reportedly tried to take poison today by drinking a small quantity of poison. His brother and sister wrested the bottle from him and his mouth was held shut. The youth is said to have swallowed a small amount of the substance, with serious results anticipated. His mother had objected to his leaving for company with the other youths in Golden propped his action.
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Taide
Nanunn Prtler
Clinton Alrpel
Attend Hog Raisers Meet in Chicago Week
Mr and Mrs Leonard M Nevers depart for Chicago to attend the National Swine Trainers Association annual meeting and a banquet at the Morrison Hotel. Joseph P Cotten of the U S Farm administration will speak on government policies toward swine production. The couple will also join the American Poland China Record Association meeting at the Hotel Sherman and establish their headquarters during the visit.
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Wee
Leonard M. Nevers
Bila
Chicane
Nevens
National
Swine Trainers’ Association
Morrisor Hotel
Toseph P. Cotten
U. S
Record Association
Sherman
Windy City
Methodist Aid Completes Box Of Garments For War Victims
The Ladies Aid Society of First Methodist Episcopal Church completed a weekly project sewing garments and packing two large boxes with 490 items including dresses bonnets and blankets for refugees and children harmed by German attacks. Volunteers and representatives arranged materials and funds to forward the supplies to Chicago and then to Red Cross relief efforts for French women and children left destitute.
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Veark
Jeff Draukless
Gestibute
Rasulk
Gar Malabtanky
Avark
Adies
First Methodist Ldpiscopal Church
Boxai
Ovat Fio
Ted Urors
Luis Morn
Thy Laval
Baddrs
Gentil Vivlainn
Chaplsr
Chivaga
Suine
Une Vorlay
Aloan
Gergril
Qld
Lindos
Honniota
Eh Conforte
Be Muse
Tin Akirta
Ceveral
Society
Howeit
Realing Chosen Regular Arbiter for Contests
Tealing has been chosen as official veterans for all Armory slate contests hosted by the Milescating Independent Basketball team this year. Announcement was made by Manager George Volger of Munlten. Revling will not officiate at Lae games played by the local high school squad on the Local Noor. To Serve Papers. Deputy Sheriff Sanders was called to Miss W. Richter’s home on a complaint filed against her.
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Chen
Tealing
Bean
Armory Slone
Managee George Volger
Munlten
Quavek
Noor
Af Talghiyers
Sherif Sanders
Ministers Urge Seal Sale Across Muscating Churches
Ministers in Muscating will urge the sale of the Red Cross Christmas seals during services tomorrow. Sermons will cover themes including liberty, emancipation, and the nation’s formation. Other churches will host gospel talks and Bible-centered discussions contrasting Christian and secular views.
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Muscating
Tomorow
Red Cross
Chimney Fire at Wentworth Street Home Alarmed Firemen
Traced to a non chimney fire at 49 Wentworth Street a false alarm triggered by sparks from a stove. Fire officials extinguished the glow and removed soot to prevent rekindling. No actual blaze was found in the Dett Hoy residence.
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Detthoy
Dollar Saver Appeal Inspires Bank Savings
The piece defends Americans from the label dollar wasters and urges thrift. It argues savings prove ambition, ownership and profit, linking thrift to safety. It invites readers to start a savings account and visit Saturday night.
Camp Dodge Briefs Report Army Deployment Debates
Gemp Dodge Iowa reports 150 men of the first army’s increment left without orders and requested transfer to organizations. Citizens near Mitchellville discuss General Mcomer’s orders and raising a unit on a lottery day. Christmas leave groups form with December 21 to 27 and December 28 to January 2. Training spans mortifications musketry automatic arms bayonet practice and grenades. Subscriptions to Liberty Bonds decline as soldiers divert funds to support dependents. A medical reserve board at the cantonment screens applicants for aviation and staff roles.
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Gemp Dodge
Divise
Auto Tumble Injures Belle Plaine Couple in Thanksgiving Crash
Anna Ralls lost control of a car near Galle Maine Iowa slipping on the road and pinning Mrs. Riggs under the vehicle. Mrs. Rikes sustained a broken arm and facial injuries, with serious condition reported. Mr. Riggs suffered bruises but escaped broken bones. Local residents and friends express sorrow over the accident.
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Mia
Wilson Riggs
Galle
Maine
Iowa
Rk. B
Dtuilian
Riges
Brown
Elks Memorial Day Observed Tomorrow
Elks lodge in Lexington Kentucky announces Memorial Day services tomorrow afternoon on Want rant street. Program includes ritualistic work, officers in charge, roll call, and special music by lodge quartet. Also notes the lineage of racing sire Ly Wunover and farm connections.
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Hk Ol Reo
Want Rant
Lodae Quartette
For Enlistment Classified Ad in Journal Want Ads
Poor OCR classified notice describing a private sale or private party entry. Mentions livestock terms, years, and contact line with a phone number. References West Liberty, Iowa and a private residence. content is fragmentary and unclear.
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Littows Ave
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Washington
Miss Hard
Sims
Mre
Thamus Sims
Tennessee
Atotichalls
MEY Mosday Abpmra
G. B. Barnuels
Mothars’ Club
Cedar Streat
Wfair Wilk
Alles Baker
P. Tunley
Dolo
Edith Byrne
Salling Howe
Pratel Te Sings
Flo Teburns
Fort Snelling
Permanint
Ger
Louisville
Mrs. E, Hurlbut
Dong Tale
Cleneral
Anses Poulaotour Obie
Sivive
Bry
Frank Ashcraft
Methodist Aid
Deniantis Sitlis
Comtiates
Tan
Boplety
Chuago
Cees
Montpelier, Station
Friffalo
Hillmer & Reinsager
H. i Wilcken
H. F. Wunder
Mary Hew Poppenkehn
Mary Poppenheim
Charleston
Ilieag
Smith
Levin Loevijicus
Gr. A. Montgomery
Mali Gelilehireb
The
United States
Muscatine State Bank
Camp Dodge
Mucmer
Eotarigiament
MitchalvDle
Wort Silt
Okla
Lyonet Comber
Inachina
Liberia
Liberty Lawn
Canin
Aviallon
Sipmel
Ismy
Wyank
Todd
Camada
John J. Peel
Frink v3
Luels
Anna Ralls
Nist
Wier
Lexinglan
Dee
Lundent
Ly Wunover
Aghdaln
Phonias
Jaynes
Wuwidsel
Blake Worst
Rt Ape
Taguies Avan
Marne Jeney
Tanker
West Liberty
Suellen
W. and. St
Trey
Muscatine Lumber and Coal Company
Pisone
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