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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1921

Page

4

Special Election Called to Vote on City Owned Electric Plant

Muscatine council moves to hold a special election on establishing a city owned electric light and power plant and issuing bonds to pay for it. Proponents urge a thorough survey, with $200,000 as a likely cost, locations eyed at the old water works site.

Bemis McNutt Barry Lands Council Barry Muscatine Muscatine Lighting Company Sky Limit Giesler Wilton Burnside Robert S. McNutt City of Iowa Ralph A. Thompson Thompson & Thompson Ald. J. T. Martin James Figg

Council Seals Park District Improvements and New Gavel Gift

The council met to advance sewer work and paving projects including alley and street gutter tasks. Alderman Figg opposed a ward improvement. Mayor McNutt received a hand carved gavel from Alderman Lange. Dust collector order expanded to all noncompliant button plants.

Ald James Figg Second Lombard and Brook Streets McNutt Ald Herman Lange Hizzoner Ald. Meyers Ald. Wahl Hawkeye Button Company Tenth Eleventh Streets Orange and Oak Streets First Smalley Avenues Park Avenue Brook Street

Pape's Diapepsin Sold For Stomach Relief In Five Minutes

A historic advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast acting mild remedy for indigestion. The copy claims rapid relief from sour gas and upset stomach, urging readers to keep a sixty cent case on hand for use after meals or poor foods.

Pape

R. A. M. Postpones Degree Work Meeting Tonight

Per order H. P. the R. A. M. postpones degree work and cancels tonight’s meeting. The note mentions Jesuit priest Athanasius Kircher who, in 1602, first used the microscope to study disease causes.

Althanasius Kircher

Epsom Salts Mixes Described as Lemonade

A brief item notes new mixtures of Epsom salts with fruit derivative salts presented in novelty terms. The piece emphasizes the flavoring comparison to lemonade. No further factual details are provided.

Council Awards Two Sewer Jobs to Concrete Pipe Bidders

The city council awarded two sewer contracts on East Fifth and Monroe streets totaling about 12 582 dollars. Ryan and Fuller won Monroe Street for 6874 72 dollars and Korneman and Smith won East Fifth Street for 5708 10 dollars. Concrete pipes were chosen after council debate and hearings with industry representatives. The Rock Island railroad was told to connect to the new sewers, with city attorney directed to notify them.

East Fifth Monroe Streets Ryan and Fuller J. J. Ryan George B. Fuller Monroe Street Korneman & Smith August Korneman R. K. Smith East Fifth Street Mankota Construction Thomas R. Brown Clay Products Association of Chicago W. H. Steiner Des Moines Portland Cement Association Steiner Ald. Martin Rock Island E. R. Tipton

City funds work if railroad misses city wishes

The city will carry out necessary work at the railroad's expense if the railroad fails to act in accordance with the city's instructions. The arrangement sets a clear financial consequence for inaction and aligns the project with municipal priorities.

Fancywork Aprons and home baking event at guild

St. Margaret's Guild hosts a Saturday afternoon display at Nesper Drug Store featuring fancywork aprons and home baking goods as a community event in December.

St. Margaret’s Guild Nesper Drug Store

Washington Statue Unveiled in Trafalgar Square

A life sized statue of George Washington was unveiled in Trafalgar Square London on June 30 1921 with ceremony attended by officials and spectators marking a historic memorial event.

George Washington Trafalgar Square London

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