Washington Street Bridge Hearing Set for December 15
Objections to the proposed steel girder bridge across Mad Creek on Washington Street will be heard by the city council on December 15. Plans are on file. estimated cost 18 717 with 3 300 for channel changes, to be funded from the city bridge and grading fund. The prior flood-destroyed bridge was replaced by a temporary wooden span.
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Mad Creek
Washington Street
City Recorder
City Bridge
E Price
H. H. Fitzgerald
Young People to Present a Cantata at Wapello
In Wapello Iowa the First Methodist church youth under Mrs C A Black will present the cantata Why the Chimes Rang on Sunday evening December 25 in the church auditorium This is a repeat performance requested by last year’s audience Special costumes scenery and lighting will be features of the Christmas story Also notes cover S T L meeting Parent Teachers Association plans and other local events including Junior class Sunshine rehearsals and the Jolly Workers Christmas party preparations
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Ther News
Chester
Jorine Berkheimer
J. H. Chittum
M. E. Church
Parent-Teachers Association
J. B. Hawkins
Miss Meyers
Moving Picture
Glady Emmond
A. W. Hinderman
Mildred Beik
Erma Duncan
Sunshine
Mabel Stone
Children lead program at new Jefferson school dedication
Children of the school played a key role in the first program at the new Jefferson school this afternoon. A second program is set for this evening at 7:45 with musical selections and three addresses. The public is invited to attend and inspect the building.
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New Jefferson School
French Cooking Notes On Soups Eggs And Sauces
An overview of French culinary practices highlighting soup classes from vegetable and meat stocks, the la Soupe evening meal concept, and the value of leftovers. It cites Julienne soup and Julien as a chef namesake, notes eggs for noon meals and omelets, and praises sauces with herbs and aromatics for enhancing flavor.
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France
Julien
Open Nominations For Redmen Lodge Offices for 1923
Arthur Lyons was nominated for prophet for 1928 at the Redmen lodge meeting. Other nominations include John Guessregen sachem Walter Breadlove senior sagamore Mart Eaton Fred Ellman junior sagamore A C Neubauer keeper of records Herbert Washburn collector of wampum. Election set for Dec 9 with head camp officials expected. Next meeting moved to Friday to attend Davenport Pocahontas lodge anniversary.
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Arthur Lyons
Redmen Lodge
John Guessregen
Sachem
Walter Breadlove
Sagamore
Mart Eaton
Fred Ellman
A. C. Neubauer
Herbert Washburn
Davenport Pocahontas Lodge
All-Bran Claim Marketed for Constipation Relief
L. C. Williams of Rushville New York promotes ALL-BRAN as a guaranteed relief for constipation. A serving consists of two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and it is touted as 100% bran and 100% effective. The Kellogg product is described as ready to eat, delicious with milk or cream, and usable in cooking. It is sold locally with Kellogg’s branding and packaging.
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L. C. Williams
Rushville
N. Y
Kellogg’s
Kelloggattle Creek
Temperature Drops to 11 Degrees Mark in Fall Low
The temperature fell to 11 degrees above zero this morning, a new fall low after a 31 degree drop over three days. Skies were mostly clear but tonight and Saturday may bring cloudier, with local snow flurries probable. temperatures expected to rise by Saturday. Roads in Muscatine county benefited from the freeze, with main highways in excellent condition and side roads somewhat rough, enabling heavy gravel truck use.
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Muscatine County
Giesenhaus and Dahl Cars Damaged in Wreck
Cars driven by W Giesenhaus of Muscatine and E L Dahl of Des Moines were badly damaged in a crash at the corner of Second and Walnut streets at 6 o clock Thursday night. The Giesenhaus vehicle suffered a broken front wheel a damaged radiator and a smashed fender. The Dahl car had a damaged running board a badly damaged middle section and a broken door glass.
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W. Giesenhaus
Muscatine
E. L. Dahl
Des Moines
Second Street
Walnut Street
Giesenhaus
Dahl
Social session follows business at Wilton church meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church in Wilton Iowa met with about 100 attendees. After business, members enjoyed a social quilting session with musical numbers by Elizabeth Martin and Frances Kelley.
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M. M. Harding
G. G. Leith
S. C. Fulton
H. C. Lange
E. D. Hinkhouse
John Leuthye
Florence
Chiang Kai-Shek Marries Meiling Soong in Shanghai
General Chiang Kai-Shek and Miss Meiling Soong were married in Shanghai on Thursday. The bride, a Wellesley graduate, joins the veteran Nationalist leader in a union reported by AP from the city.
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Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Meiling Soong
Wellesley
Veteran G A R Leader Captain Haber Dies at 81
Hampton Virginia December 2 Captain Charles H Haber 81 former national junior vice president Grand Army of the Republic and Pennsylvania native dies after a long illness. The passing marks the end of a notable service to veteran circles and the G A R community with Haber remembered for his leadership and dedication.
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Hampton
Virginia
Charles H. Haber
Fomer National
Grand Army of the Republic
Pennsylvania
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