German Industries Move Despite War Observed in Europe
Peter Klein of Town City, visiting at 216 Pine Street, reports German industry continues during the war with farms active and factories running. He notes Switzerland mobilizes 290000 troops and German towns show military presence, while Dutch and English surveillance affects travelers. Also mentions a funeral notice for Mrs. J. Roy Wilhelmae and services at 1505 Mulberry Avenue.
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Germany
Peter [Klein
Town City
Europe
A. Ro Klein
Pine Street
Klein
England
J. Roy
Wilhelmae
Mubberry’ Avenue
Khureh
Cranaton
Remale
Cran
Track Improvements End at Railroad in Muscatine
The South Muscatine car line will be restored to good condition by Thursday as repairs finish on the two block stretch between Chestnut and Linn streets. Work then shifts to Stewart Road and Ore Won streets, with Dragon Street track torn up since the South End loop is unused, and heavier traffic requires maintained tracks.
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Carling
Booth
Chestnut
Linn
Stewart Road
Ore
Muscatine
Mulberry Avenue
Dragon Street
Kemper Avenue
Unique feature enhances plant prestige on Manestine Island
The Northern Gravel Company on Manestine Island boasts a unique sand and gravel extraction method. Pumps warm water with sand from 20 to 30 feet depth, keeping water temperature stable year round to prevent freezing during separation. The plant remains operational except in exceptionally severe weather.
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Northern Gravel Company
Manestine Island
Funeral Held for Peter Behrmann at Lutheran Church
The funeral of Peter Behrmann, a South End resident, was held yesterday at 2 36 PM at the Lutheran church. He was buried at Greenwood Cemetery. The service honored the late man with German community attendance.
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Lutheran Church
Peter Behrrmann
South End
Greenwood Cemetery
Peter Behrmann
Beautiful Hair Tinting Evolution in Style History
The piece notes hair tinting as a factor in attractiveness, citing faded looks and shifts in beauty standards. It mentions a rough timeline, observation of public opinion, and the belief that color and style together define modern hair fashion.
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John
Lutheran Service and Burial at Greenwood Cemetery
The Lutheran church conducted a short service at 1 30 o clock at the home on Kaning street with Rev John Haetner officiating. Pallbearers listed were Henry Havermann William Havermann Chris Heuer Herman Koever Edward Schalk and Herman Heilbokel. Remains interred in Greenwood cemetery. South End Locals 0 Frick moved household goods to Kelthaburg Illinois. Mrs EM Reiley of Washington IA who visited the Byana home on Pondetrant returned home yesterday afternoon.
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Lutheran ‘Church
Kaning Street
John Haetner
Henry Havermann
William, Havermann
Chris Heuer
Herman Koever
Edward Schalk
Herman Heilibokel
Greenwood Cemetery
South’ End
Frick
Grandview Avenua
Haa
Kelthaburg
Til
E.M. Reiley
Washington
Byana
Pondetrant
Redmen Elect Officers At Local Tribe Meeting
Officers were named at the meeting of the local O of Red Men last evening. Prophet C W Opel Sachem Charles Bennett Senior Sagamore Dietrick Sick Junior Sagamore Vernon Rittenhouse C or H A E Reames oO of W W D Hine K of W Fred Rosy Trustees for 3 years H L Coon.
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Red Men
C. W. Opel
Sachem
Charles Bennett
Sagamore
Dietrick Sick
Trustes
H. L. Coon
Fire damages aboard Mississippi freight steamer
A blaze in the hold of the freight steamer Mississippi destroyed about 800000 in paintings and other art objects after arriving November 27 and being examined by customs officials. The fire was extinguished after breaking out soon after departure and no further news emerged.
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York
Miesiasippi
Mississippi
Yessek
Zing Exports Break Records in Washington Market
Zing Exports shattered regional records in Washington during the last three months as Amerie shipments surged. Trade data show rising volumes from major buyers and growing demand across multiple segments.
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Washington
Amerie
State fairs end freak shows as expositions take stage
J C Simpson of Hamline Minn, president of the American Association of Fairs and Expositions, said state fairs and expositions in 1915 will drop dog faced boy and other freak attractions. Instead educational features and varied exhibitions will be offered, signaling the end of the freak show era. He warned extravagance and higher costs, noting receipts for the coming fair would be influenced by the European war.
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J.C. Simpson
Hamline
Minn
Association
Simpson
Rural credit plan pared to subrdinate to Fed Reserve
The United States Rural Credits Commission largely abandons plans for an independent rural credit system and appoints a subcommittee to draft an amendment making the rural credit system subordinate to the Federal Reserve System. This change removes the principal difference between advocates of rural credits legislation.
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Washington, D. C
United States Rural Credits,commission
Federal Reserve System
Folaste
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