Pythias Knights Annual Meeting Elects Officers
The Knights of Pythias held their annual meeting with large attendance. officers for the new year were chosen and will be installed at the first meeting next month. special rank work and a social evening with refreshments were planned. The election results listed G Trod Beltel V C William Louncery Prelate J W Millar M of W F R Hilatend X of R S F P Hobard M of RE H Nelson M of B Pred Lew M of A Lewia Maxon I G Harry Blair O G Frank Gould Trustees J W Millar.
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Knights of Pythias
Trod Beltel
Preparations for Elks Memorial Services Planned
Memorial services for the B P O E Lodge are set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the club rooms on Boat Front street. Elaborate preparations promise an impressive program as the lodge honors deceased members and extends invitations to families, friends, and the public.
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B. PB. O. Elns
Boat Front Street
Elka
Alan
Survivors of the Army of the Frontier to honor 49th anniversary
Washington Iowa issued notice that the Army of the Frontier survivors will celebrate the 49th anniversary of the Battle of Prairie Grove with a goose cook din, Thursday evening December 7, 1921, at the usual gathering place.
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Washington
Iowa
Army of the Frontier
Prain Grove
Shopping Brisk in Local Stores This Christmas Season
Christmas preparations boost retail activity as Muscatine merchants display ample holiday stock and stores catering to children draw crowds daily. Despite poor country roads, rural trade remains strong and city trains bring in many shoppers, signaling a bustling Yuletide season. A medical ad promotes Dr King s New Discovery for lung ailments.
Thanksgiving visits dot Columbus Junction area
Columbus Junction IA December reports Thanksgiving gatherings across the region. Mrs H T Wilson traveled to Des Moines for a short visit with sister Mrs C Bron, while Davenpore W E Murdock and families visited relatives in Washington. Numerous families shared meals with kin and friends in town and surrounding areas.
Baby Cures Eczema After Using Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A woman describes her eight week battle with an inflamed skin eruption on her baby’s hip and scalp that spread rapidly. After trying various doctors and treatments, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to complete recovery in four weeks, with the child’s hair regrowing and condition improving markedly.
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Bela Sery
Jens
Bate
T.B. Rosser
Mill Hall
Porter Drag & Chem. Corp
Boston
Dempsay’s cafe hosts reunion banquet after historic forced march
Veterans of a 124 mile four day march, unprecedented in the war, are urged to attend a social at a hall and tell of their experiences. J W Morton of the organizing committee must be notified at once to arrange entertainment. Those unable to attend should send a brief sketch of their experience. Plate for the banquet is 95 cents.
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Dempsay
J. W W. Morton
Gleaners to Present Program at United Brethren Church
Gleaners band members of the United Brethren church announce a program next Sunday at 2 30. The event features songs recitations exercises and prayer with many church members inviting friends. Selections include multiple child performers and dialogues with a closing song.
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Gleaners Band
United Brethren -Church
Oacu
Tte
Plana Sn O
Sybil Rebshaw
Marguerite Timm
Abie Smith
Lucile Baker
Nola Cattell
Dorothy Haro
Charles Pritchard
Stop Free Patent Medicine Samples In Iowa Cities
Commissioner Eaton of Des Moines announces the state will pursue prosecutions against firms distributing free patent medicine samples. He says the practice endangers public health, especially children, and plans to halt distributions in Muscatine and other Iowa towns, asserting department authority to stop it.
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Iowa
State Pharmacy Commission
Eaton
Des Moines
Wve
Des Monea
Anye OW
Pure Food Laws Do Not Cover Birdseed Says Official
Commissioner Barney of the state food and dairy department states that pure food laws do not protect canaries and other birds. He asserts birdseed is not poultry food and hence remains unregulated for adulteration, leaving birds without protection from tainted feed.
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Barney
Foad and Dairy Department
Tam
Ood Jawa
Fraternal Aid Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Fraternal Aid Association held its annual election of officers in their hall on West Second Street last evening with the largest attendance of the year. After a busy business session, refreshments and a social smoker followed. The monthly drawing contest has been moved to the last Friday of December, December 28th, with draw numbers granting dues and a monthly fee credit. Elected: President M. C. McCoy, Secretary George Schalton, Treasurer Carl W. Mueller, Trustee F. A. Schimer, Chaplain F. B. McCoy, Musician Mrs. Fred Krell, Janitor John Harwood.
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Fraternal Aid Association
Cheir Hall
West Second Street
T Hat
M. CG. McCoy
Carl W. Mueller
M. €. McCoy
George Schalton Treazurer
F. A. Schimer
F. B. McCoy
Fred Krell
Jobh Harwii
Railway accident near Peoria leaves man near death
Harvey Carter of Peoria Illinois suffered a severe fall from a freight car in the Chicago and Alton yards and was struck by an engine. He sustained a head wound a lung hemorrhage and was in a hospital at Peoria as of Thanksgiving eve. His sister in law Mrs Hunn and daughter Edith went to his bedside. Carter had recently moved from Clarinda Iowa to Peoria.
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Harvey Carter
Peoria
Tinos
Mra
Hun
Edith
Mr. Carter
Clarinda
Iowa
Kane
West Liberty shoppers and visitors noted on Friday
In West Liberty Ia many residents spent Friday in town and nearby cities. Joan McCann and daughter Georgia shopped in Iowa City. Mrs Chorge Scott visited Muscatine to see her son. Mrs Theo Jones and Mrs George Johns visited Mrs Worrall in Atalanta returning home in the evening. Mrs Lou Chesebrough visited Iowa City and sister Mrs Kstta Smith. Gertrude McGuire rode to Nichols to file the Rebekah report as district delegate. R J Wiley attended Theodore Gerlscher funeral in Muscatine. Mrs A W Jackson left for West Branch for a family emergency. Mrs Scott returned home after several days in town. Mrs Albert Holloway and children visited J Hogan. George Johns and family from Davenport are visiting in town. Mrs Ole Miller and two sons arrived from Riverside to visit the Tormers. Mr and Mrs Conie entertain the former's mother Mrs Ellz-
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West Liberty
Mis
Joan McCann
Georgia
Iowa City
Chorge Scott
Muscatine
Dea
Mesdames
Theo, Jones
George’ Johns
Worrall
Atallala
Lou Chesebrough
Hter
Kstta
A.W. Jackson
West Branch
J. D. Hill
Scott
Town City
Albert Holloway
Childdren
Downey
J. Hogan
George Johns
Dave Enwort
Mra
Ole Miller
Song
Riverside
Tormers
C. A. Purvis
Conie
Ellzt
Kirk & Company Advertise Jap Rose Soap in City Papers
Advertising by Kirk & Company promotes Jap Rose Transparent Soap as a high quality toilet and laundry soap. The piece traces the firm’s history beginning near the John Kinzie home site in Chicago and touts Rose Soap for its cleansing power, lather, and economy in hard water. It urges purchase from local druggists and grocers.
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Kirk & Company
Jap Ross
John Kinzie
Chicago
James & Kirk & Company
West
Northwest
Great Northwest
Kirk
Rose and Pelleva
Bloomington Coale brothers noted in Waterloo area
Coale of Bloomington 15 7 and Mra W N Coale and FE Coale with two children all of Waterloo Ta are brothers of our townsman FB Rabe Letts transacting business in West Liberty Henry Linninger wife and tol children of North Liberty visiting relatives in town Miss Meriam Evans Atalissa spending vacation also Miss Evans teaching at Letts Mr and Mrs Roy Chase attended Grandma Lundy Atalissa reception for grandson and bride Clarence Henry George Harney ill with Dr Kempally Morford and wife returned Iowa City We call attention to infectious diseases contracted when a child has a cold Cham berlain's Cough Remedy quickly saves a cold and lessens danger of disease It is famous for cures of colds Sold by all dealers.
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Coale
Bloomington
W. N. Coale
FE. Coale
Waterloo
FB. Rabe
Letts
West Liberty
Henry Linninger
North Liberty
Meriam Evans
Atalissa
Secretaries Institute Held in Des Moines
The Institute for secretaries boards and committee members met in Des Moines from November 27 to 29. National secretaries attended and discussed phases of association work. Talks included Physical Work by Dr Brown Economic Work by Miss Geary Heliplous Work by Miss Bushnell Counts Work by Miss OConnell and administration by Mrs Byerg. Nine associations were represented with about thirty delegates. Button Button Who's got the Burtont
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Institute For
Des Moines
Dr. Brown
Miss Geary
Miss Bushnell
Mise O'Connell
Byerg
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Standard Oil Company
Ancorporated
Pythias Knights
LAS
Preparations For the Elks Services
Bo ‘Neld
Elke
Battle of
Prairie Grove
Victoria Luise Foloning
Tinerary Ae S
Cleveland
Ant F
Cralys
San Francisco
Orient
West Tucken
South America
Haly
Dboypt
Hamburg-Amerigan Line
West Randolph Street
Fred S. Pentzer
Ger
Bank
Muncatine
J. L. Pentzer
Oph. D
the Eyesight Specialiss
LOGAL
Columbus Junction
H. TI. Wilson
Vielt
C. Brron
R.A. Hutton
Diason
Witson Davenpore
W. E. Murdock
O. M. Cavin
MM. D. Hantt
Missex Beatrice
Gretchen Klotz
Misa Vera Alberson
Egzena
Indiades
Foley
Casselman
Canton
A. W. Morgan
Fraternal Aid
FR. T. Hunn
Onra
Connell
Bluffs
Patrick Dafinphan
Beard
A. W. Morefin
California Fig Syrup CO
Everly
Cemuine
California Fi Syrup CO
Dirk Jap Rose
Formear!s
Geo, Kranz & Son
Gorey Bros
Vascaline State Bank
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