War of extermination against last free Indians
Exclusive dispatch from Mexico City reports President Calles ordering a war of extermination against the Yaqui tribe. Gen Alvaro Obregon commands 2000 troops amid guerrilla resistance as Yaqui fighters burn bridges and disrupt the Southern Pacific line near Guadalajara to Guayamas. Critics charge the campaign aims to strengthen Obregon for the next election and shield Calles from anti government revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Southern Pacific
Guadalajara
Guayamas
Abregon
Columbus Junction News Notes Birthday Surprise and Gatherings
Relatives and friends gathered at Mrs. S. K. Drake’s home in Columbus Junction to celebrate her 65th birthday with a noon dinner. The column lists attendees, local visits, club events, and upcoming society activities including the Priscilla club’s event at the Commercial hotel and oyster suppers by the Ladies Aid. Several residents traveled to Cedar Rapids and Chicago for family matters and the International Livestock Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Drake
Marion Barnes
Wapello
Julia Williams
M.a.aielly
William Swailes
Lyda
S. F. Drake
Ernest Rock
William Rock
S. R. Drake
Ernest
G. Cl Nisewanger
Millard Chambers
Cedar Rapids
James Chambers
Priscilla Club
A. H. Ohlsen
Commercial Hotel
M. Hunter
Wanella
Mollie Welch
Ruth
van Worn
Charles Benz
Lucy
Washington
Anna Mulhern
Bens
Mt. Vernon
Mise Mulbern
Benz
R. J. Reaner
Mark Eliassen
Louise
H. A. McWilliams
Farmington
Margaret Westlake
Denver
Colo
S. M. Shellabarger
J. A. Westlake
Epworth League
Columbus City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Cotter
John Jenkins
Robert Orr
Jay Robertson
Chicago
Egypt Aims Stable Farm Returns Despite Politics
Egypt pursues a plan to insulate agricultural returns from political shifts. A rat trap operated by foot rather than hand has been invented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
McLeary Sentenced to 30 Days for Assault
Herbert Shanty McCleary pleaded guilty to assault and battery on William Bomke and was sentenced by Judge W R Maines to 30 days in the county jail. He began serving the term immediately after sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert “Shanty” McCleary
William Bomke
W. R. Maines
District Court
Salem Lutheran Ladies Aid Hosts Meeting in Wilton
Local notes from Wilton Iowa recount the Salem Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Fred Maurer Sr home. Members include Rev A W McEilain A T Nelson and M J Doyle at a national home missionary board event in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Strong
Davenport
Neal McAuley
Los Angeles
Wilton Friends
Peter Rabbit
George Bridges
Bellevue Hospitals
Charles Brumbaugh
Lee Folsom
Muscatine
Perry Bridges
Orlando
Florida
A. J. Wacker
Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Dorothy Kook
K. P. Hall
Classified rates and notices in Muscatine Journal
The Muscatine Journal outlines advertisement rates and terms including 1.5 cents per word for small type and 3 cents per word for large type with 20 percent cash discount. ads must use guide words and be filed by 6 PM the day before insertion. late cancellations not allowed. It also lists wanted items and employment notices such as WANTED-Work in butcher shop, corn husker, corn shucker, private family help, and ferret. A note on upcoming officer elections is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Fred Rinnert to Head Montpelier Farm Organization
Fred Rinnert was elected township president of the Montpelier township division of the county farm bureau at Pine Mill school last evening. Mrs. Forrest Snell was named vice president and Mrs. Ellery Watts was secretary and treasurer. they will serve through 1927 starting January 1. The program featured songs and recitations by Pine Mill school pupils directed by Miss Gusta Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rinnert
Montpelier Township
County Farm Bureau
Pine Mill School
Forrest Snell
Ellery Watts
Gusta Schroeder
Japan proposes government aid to top industries
In its push to boost domestic production Japan plans government aid for leading sectors. The National Products Encouragement Association named ten industrial arts to back including iron and steel, dye stuffs, soda ash, shipbuilding, woolen textiles, autos, aluminum, fertilizers, machinery, and silk. Officials will review the recommendations soon. Also in the region, Palestine reports rising camel, buffalo, and goat numbers while sheep decline. Philippine cigar workers return to duties after a two month strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
National Products Encouragement Association
For Rent Modern sleeping room in Christian home
A notice offers a modern sleeping room for rent in a Christian household located at 2563 Lt. A concise rental listing notes private pathway and shared facilities with a quiet current occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home
West Sixth St
Fulham Ave
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Fes
Columbus Junction
Dec
Iowa
Hide & Metal Co
ED J. Messier
East 2Nd
M’cleary
Firieedeisemann
RADIO
Freed-Eisemann
Radio Headquarters
Battery Service Co
John W. Elfers
Cedar Street
Corn Shucker
Cedar St
Tronica
Holmes Store
J. C. Broad
Montpelier Farm Organization
Palestine
Inquirer, Journal
East Ninth
Geo. Schmelzer
W. A. Chase
West Liberty
Town
Winchester
Westinghouse
W. 7Th St
Ap- Priv Muscatine Cafe
Toll Top Desk
W. C. Fritehman
Call
Salf Davenport
Poultry and Eggs
Rock Roosters
Frank McEvoy
Fun Blood
Rhode Island
White Roosters
Mrs
Ed. Settlemire
Nichols
de Molay Commandery No. 1
K. T
Order of the Temple
BE. C
Triune Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. M
East 10Th Street
Titus Loan & Investment CO
Iowa Avenue
Pleasant Prairie
Baker's Crossing
Farrow
Poland
China
Rock Island
H. W. Kretschmar
Pleasant Prairie Savings Bank
Rank C. Plett
West Third
East Fourth
Schiller
Sycamore
J. Asthalter
Joe P. Manjoine
Laurel
Iowa Ave
Richman & Richman
East Hill
F. J. Murphy
J. C. Penney
Eric Erickson, Wilton
Bloomaquist
W. H. Adams
Grover Adams
Ervie Mosier
Joseph de Bates
Leysen’s
Lincoln Cafe
Hood
Ball Band
Goodrich
la Crosse
Army
Toware
Trinity
Maccabee Hall
George Pantel
L. Grooms
Pythian Sisters
American Bank
Ben Davis
James M. Brockway
Glasgow Tailors
Chestnut Street
W. H. Zeug
Firestone
W. Reward
Muscatine Home Hall
Neway Brush Factory
Hartford
Conn
Sasistine City
Illinois
J. Greenblatt
East Second Street
Orphans’ Home
Seven Springs Farm
de Laval
Dan Bosch
Sale
Fagan & Grigg
J. R. Giesler
Gladwin
T. B
Hampshire
Chester
Shropshire
Fred W. Moody
Cotter Savings Bank Auet
Paul Klotz
Gladwin Ladies Aid
Thompson's Hardware Store
St. Mathias
Marcel
Washburn
Washington Street
Hopewell
Wisconsin _ street
Havercamp’s Drug Store
Spangler’s Ladies’ Aid
McKenzie
Fourth
T. N. Lange
E. 2Nd
Leo Hart
East Seventh
William Cromer
Grimm's Drug Store
Friends’ Aid
Fuller Brush
Woodlawn
Hopkins
Leu
Studebaker
M& W
Chevrolet Co
Third and Mulberry Avenue
Kentucky
Franklin County
J.M. Brockway
Croupe
Frother Tedsier
If CO
Second Street
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