Rummage Sale at First Congregational Church Saturday
Wanted bids on about 2400 yards dirt fling see Mr Mackenna Roach and Musser Sash Door Co local notice notes sale and bids in December month unclear due to OCR fragments.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
4
Wanted bids on about 2400 yards dirt fling see Mr Mackenna Roach and Musser Sash Door Co local notice notes sale and bids in December month unclear due to OCR fragments.
The steamer Easton of Booth Mine went hard aground in Lake Superior about 35 miles from Port Archic Ontario today. All passengers are safe and report steady wireless contact as rescuers search the area amid heavy fog and morning activity.
Members of the Court of Honor at Fruitlasid and Poteraville Illinois were entertained by local lodge members at Woodmen Hall on Wednesday evening. After business, the group and guests attended a masquerade party with about 150 attendees. H A Smith, state manager, gave a brief talk on the order's benefits.
John Wilson, a worker on a ditch along West Highth street, was buried when the ditch caved in late Wednesday afternoon. He suffered a fractured rib and a severely injured arm. Fellow workers freed him, and Dr. J. D. Fultium was summoned to tend to the man.
H J Preston, living about seven miles below the city on the Illinois side of the river, sustained a broken rib late last evening at his home. Dr J R Halstead attended the injury.
In Bloomington township Wil ing Band of Workers members gathered at Mrs Aso Johnsons country home for the annual election conference. Officers chosen include President Mrs John Long Vice President Mrs John Klein Secretary Mrs Margaret Hastings Smith and Treasurer Mrs Andrew Long. The January session will be at Mrs Fred Kaufmanns Moscow township first Thursday. Letters from Hindu girls supported by Patten family and Mrs Jacob Asthalter read at the Women Foreign Missionary society meeting First Methodist Episcopal church. A Sunday school cantata Santa Klaus Advice is slated for church Wednesday. rehearsals set for Sunday afternoon. Alpha club to meet Tuesday at Miss Marletebuck home. Mrs Elmer Jonson hosted a dinner party at 411 Beggs Street with out of town guests Miss Grace Kerr and Mrs William Bryant. Friends honored Mrs Truman Winning at her Fruitland township home.
After attending the Lorber golden wedding celebration and visiting relatives the evening closed informally with light refreshments. The guest of honor Mrs William Mempter is entertaining the A-Mupe Ty club at her home 822 Pine Street this afternoon. About four members are present and lunch will be served by the hostess at the close.
Today at the poultry show many prizes were awarded across breeds. White Orpingtons earned multiple placings with entries from Hummer Keachel Davison Wapello and others. Bull Wyandottes Bantams Rhode Island Reds and White Leghorns saw winners led by Coker Maraball Dant Beckwith and Tarry among many names.
The Washington Post interview quotes Rep. Pepper hinting his ambition to become a U S senator. Pepper leaves for Washington tonight as colleagues question the authenticity of the remarks, suggesting the interview may be exaggerated or masqueraded. Pepper had predicted a Democratic win in Iowa and a future Senate seat.
Handwriting experts take the stand in the Lindle case to compare the alleged al Pealer script with James Herrietta’s writing. Clarence Schmidt Edward Schroeder Gus Albee and Sido Browning testified as the prosecution aims to prove a conspiracy linking Lindle with Nyenhuis and Herrietta. The state must establish core conspiracy facts before Lindle’s separate trial proceeds, with a verdict hoped by tomorrow evening.
Calhoun county officials toured the courthouse until morning with seven Calhoun board of supervisors members present. A new courthouse is contemplated but before construction a number of other buildings will be visited.
In Gartlansburg Kentucky a hotel discovers Miss Minnie Turner dead in her room. James York of Huntington West Virginia is dying. A second woman registered as Mrs York claims no knowledge of Miss Turner’s death. Mrs York is believed to be Mrs Baward Cullet of Huntington, recently divorced. She is held by the coroner pending investigation.
Mrs Emma Van Vechten Dees former head of the Town Federation of Women's Clubs and ex treasurer of the National Federation passed away in Cedar Rapids on December 5. She previously led the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs and served as its president.
A local draggist, T. Nesper, endorses a simple bowel and stomach remedy labeled Adler-i-ik a mix of glycerine buckthorn bars and other ingredients. He notes that just one dose often relieves sour stomach and constipation.
George Sternberg aged 30 of Davenport dies from pneumonia after a recent return from Manchester. Bernard Killeen, 43, dies at home. Noted actors Julia Marlowe and E Z Southern to appear in Shakespearean play at Burtis Davenport on February 6.
Snow covers ground as a northern Washington storm travels to Sioux City and Columius Junction Iowa with heavy new snow. Marriage news arrives from Cuba Illinois as Ruth Bath and Will Marshall wed on Thanksgiving evening at six in the bride’s home. Community notices recount visits, family events, and local gatherings across Osceola to Cedar Falls. An Osceola railroad tragedy reports Levi Oaks found dead on tracks after a collision.
A 1912 notice states Bert C. Benham as Referee will offer the Houser Farm on Five Mile Drive for sale at the Muscatine Court House front steps at 2 PM on Saturday December 7. Ten percent cash earnest money due day of sale, balance on court approval. Abstract to be issued. defects cured at seller expense. Also a classified line lists a competent girl sought for housework at 126 W 3rd St and Indian Runner Ducks for sale at 1919-X.
A fragmented OCR item lists railroad names Interborough Transit Northern Pacific Union Pacific Western Union and others, plus references to United States Steel stock and a Minneapolis Grain Market section with December prices and various wheat grades. The text mixes company names, stock notes, and grain quotes with unclear context.
Henry Reusch former delinquent tax collector of Newport Kentucky pleaded guilty to embezzling 14000 dollars of city funds and was sentenced to two to ten years in the Kentucky penitentiary.
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