Weather Report Shows Warmer Month and Lower River Levels
Unusually pleasant weather marked the past month with an average temperature of 37 degrees, seven degrees above last year. Rainfall was just over half of November 1926, totaling 1.83 inches, while river stage averaged 4.4 feet, 1.9 feet below 1926. Four days were clear, 19 cloudy, five partly cloudy, two rainy, with a 12 degree morning drop and a forecast of unsettled weather and possible snow flurries Friday in northern areas.
Allbee Addresses Church Club on The Constitution
Attorney G. Allbee spoke on The Constitution at the United Brethren church Men's club gathering Wednesday evening. A chicken pie supper served 275 men. A program for the next club meeting is being arranged for next month.
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G. Allbee
Men’s Club of
The
United Brethren Church
Santa’s Toy Drive Seeks Better Old Toys for Repair Shop
Santa Claus appeals through the Rotary club and Red Paint store for citizens to donate old or broken toys. Donations will be repaired and given to needy children in Muscatine on Christmas Day. Call the Journal or Red Paint store to arrange pickup.
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Santa Claus
Rotary Club
Muscatine
Santa
Journal
Religious Leaders of Iowa Plan Mid Winter Conference
Muscatine ministers join others for a Des Moines mid winter conference on religious education Monday and Tuesday. Speakers include J M Artman Drake Dr George A Coe Hugh A McGill Edwin D Starbuck John Hillman D W Morehouse Agnes Samuelson J C Dwell Charles F Pye James B Weaver. Luncheon at University church of Christ and banquet at Younker's tearoom are planned. three thousand telephones installed in British streets.
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Muscatine
Des Moines
College of Bible
Drake University
J. M. Artman
Chicago
The
Religious Education Association
George A. Coe
Columbia University
United States
Hugh A. McGill
International Council of Religious Education
Edwin D. Starbuck
University of Iowa
John Hillman
Simpson College
D. W. Morehouse
Misa Agnes Samuelson
Younker’s
Wallace Krantz Sent to Prison for Break-In
Wallace Krantz, a 20 year old from near New Boston, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in Douglas County. He received an indeterminate sentence up to 10 years at Anamosa prison after admitting to breaking into the Iowa Buffet and attempting entry to other East Second Street businesses on November 17. Krantz had prior juvenile detention in Eldora.
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Wallace Krantz
Illinois
Anamosa
W. W. Scott
Krantz
Iowa
East Second Street
New Boston
Eldora
County Board and Engineer Resume Township Road Inspections
The board of supervisors and county engineer F P G Halbfass will resume inspection trips on township roads starting Friday morning. All townships not visited last week will be covered Friday and Saturday. Improvements planned for the 1928 township road program will be announced later after estimates are prepared.
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Board of Supervisors
F. P. G. Halbfass
Halbfnes
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold treatment that soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth. It claims creosote is a top healing agent and promises relief from coughs bronchitis and other respiratory issues with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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Allbee
Religious Leaders of
County Board
Neumonia
Daniel Hays
Silk and
Kait
West’s
Phoenix Hose Headquarters
Fyune
Muscatine, Iowa
Paris
Georgette
Archdale
Deckle Edge
Friendship Linen