Annual Yeomen Lodge Elects Officers at Meeting
Yeomen lodge held its annual election at the hall last evening with record attendance. B C Ingraham was unanimously chosen foreman for the coming year. Other officers elected included B G Garnea master of ceremonies, Mrs Laura Dowdle corresponding, Mrs Frances Townsend master of accounts, and Mrs Margaret Swangon chaplain with plans for installation in January. Two candidates were adopted and six balloted favorably. Refreshments and social hour followed.
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Yeomen
Iwi
Pol
B.C. Ingraham
B. Garnea
Laura Dowdle
Frances Townsend
Margaret Swangon
Beulah Ingraham
Tanmary
Hog lice increase loss from cholera
Agricultural Commissioner of Rock Island urges farmers to combat hog lice to curb cholera losses. Bulletin by H M Cot trell discusses lice spreading cholera from weak, infested hogs and offers practical control methods including oil baths, post baths, cementless wallows, spraying, and sanitation steps.
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Rock Island
Agricultural Department
H. M.cottrell
Agricultural Comminafonar
A. T. Peters
Iowa Implement Dealers Association to elect leaders
Des Moines Dec. 3 C F Coomer of Hampton was to be reelected president of the Iowa Implement Dealers Association. Other officers named were vice president J B Babelina of Burlington and directors John H Hager of Waukon and George if Glenny of Holstein. The convention will adjourn tonight.
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Hampton
Iowa Implement Dealers Association
Associated Press
Des Moines
C. F. Oomer
Iowa
Iowamplement Dealers’ Association
J. B. Babelina
Burlington
John H. Hager
Wauken
George If
Glenny
Holstein
Tne
Committee Called On Billy Sunday In Des Moines Visit
A 22 member church delegation from the tri-cities urged Rev. William A. Sunday to accept an invitation for revival meetings. The group studied his campaign methods and reported unanimous church support, prompting a second Des Moines trip. Police tracked a street crime victim wounded by a nap attack, and a separate case saw Rose Stanley held on grand larceny and confidence game charges with $2,000 bond.
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Rock Ieland
Tri-Cities
William A
Billy
Des Moines
Paseball
Tri-City
John D. Sporty
Twenteth Street
Ong
Land
Twentieth Street
Second Avenus
Bur- Hngton
William Caulfield
Helga
Rose‘ Stanley
Melba
Seeress
William H. Ballard
Grand Jury
Moscow Canal referenced in city sewer plan
City officials discuss considering a sewer along Mad Creek and Muscatine council to coordinate with Federal Construction. The plan hinges on Moscow Canal remaining a live project, per local statements.
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Moscow Canal
Muscatine
Federal
Local surgeon returns from Des Moines meeting
Dr. H. M. Dean of this city arrived home late yesterday after attending a Des Moines gathering of Rock Island railroad surgeons. During the meeting he presented a paper on the subject of Status Condition.
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H. M
Thisiity
Des Moines
Rock Jaslnd
Lny
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Doctor’s Liver Aid Injection
Claims by Loyal Dr Edwards of Well-Roowa Ohio that his olive colored tablets cleanse the liver and bowels. He describes symptoms of poor complexion including pale face dull eyes pimples and headaches and urges nightly use to restore normal action.
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F. M. Edwarda
Dr. Edwards
Council Prefers Water Power Plan to Narrow Sewer
The council shows inaction toward handicapping water power development amid concerns from Federal Construction Company leaders. B Layton of Chicago, in charge of preliminary work, visited Muscatine and conferred with Young, signaling Layton will advocate a plan broader than the city engineer proposed. The ad notes a single specialty insurance line from Moral, Insure with Mark.
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Federal Construction Company
Muscatine
B. Layton
Chicago
Layton
Young
Royal Arcanum election held last eve in Muscatine
The Royal Arcanum held its annual business meeting and officers election last evening with no major matters of importance. Elected: Regent F D Throop, Vice Regent C H Youns, Orator O A Glatstein, Sitting Past Regent R Titua. Secretary K J Asthalter, Collector W G Eichenauer, Treasurer Dr M A Barr, Bentry C Kemble, Tressych J P Schomberg, Fred Beach, Walter Lump. Post Office letters pending: Herbert Day D R Grinell (2) Hodges Frank Spee NW Miler Chauntey Miller ci Nugent (2) Fred Smith Sloan.
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Royal Arcanum
F. D. Throop
C. H. Youns
O.A. Glatatein
R. Titua
W. G. Eichenauer
M. A. Barr
Bentry
C. ‘Kemble
Tristess
J.P. Schomberg
Fred Beach
Walter
Lump
Muscatine
Iowa
Herbert Day
R. Grinell
Hodges
Frank Spee
NW Miler
Chauntey
Miller
Ci Nugent
Fred Smith
Sloan
Best laxative for children promotes gentle relief
An old sales blurb promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as the best laxative for children noting it contains no opiate and tastes pleasant. It claims mild action won’t disturb or distress babies and offers trial bottles with free postage from Dr Caldwell in Monticello.
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Caldwell
Caldwall
Hog cholera advisory urges lice control in counties
If hog cholera is in your county, get rid of the lice quick. The notice warns farmers to address lice infestations promptly to protect hog health and prevent spread.
John Groters Heads Eagle Lodge in 1915
John Groters was elected Master Workman of Eagle Lodge No. 10 AOU M and will lead the lodge in 1916. Officers will be installed mid January after last night’s meeting covered elections and annual reports. List includes Fred Beitel Past Master, Groters Master Workman, William York Foreman, Clarence Keesler Overseer, William Walto Recorder, K H Dolsen Financier, S L Johnson Receiver, George Huttis Guide, William Millmer Inside Watch, Frank Rhoads Outside Watch, Fred Beitel Trustee for three years, with medical examiners Drs. George D. Lezotte A J Olver J L Klein B G King F B R Halstead and HM L listing.
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John Groters
Eagle Lodge
U. M
Fred Beitel
Maater
William York
Clarence Keesler
Williem
Walto
K. “H. Dolsen
S. L. Johnson
George Huttis
William Millmer
Frank Rhoads
Drs. George
D. Lezotte
A. J. Olver
City to Pave Large Brick Streets Next Year
Public works plan for Muscatine in 1914 outlines extensive paving. Officials expect a significant municipal development year with large brick paving projects under consideration.
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Jeig
Paving Projects and City Council Shape Next Year
Paving progress this year hinges on Muscatine’s city council and member relations. If harmony returns, a concrete public works plan for the new year may unfold. if not, disputes will derail prudent action. Those seeking Muscatine’s welfare hope council action will boost prosperity.
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Muscatine
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George McManus
Gordon Furs
Yeomen Lodge
B. C. Ingraham
Rock Island Lines
Causea
Rogmer
Detthof Hdw
Martha Washington
Hyler
Roy Fitzsimmons
Prop
Nesper Drug
Creek
Edwards
Ohio
Mark
ORDER
Todge
Howard & Deems
Henderson Drug Co
East
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