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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1920

Page

9

Brockton Councils Seeks I C C Control Of Coal Prices

Massachusetts Brockton city council asks Congress to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix coal prices by grade and quantity and to regulate distribution. The move aims to curb profiteering as prices rise without wage or transport cost justification. The appeal seeks federal action and inspection of coal production and sales records until I C C assumes control.

Interstate Commerce Commission Brockton Mass Congress G. C. Parks City Recorder Muscatine

Scandal Charge Brings Release to Jean Dubuc

Toledo Ohio December story reports Jean Dubuc released from Toledo club in 1920. President Roger Bresnahan cites best interests of all concerned as reason. Bresnahan seeks a playing manager of big league caliber for 1921 Mud Hens. Dubuc tied to 1919 World Series scandal and to Hal Chase and Heinie Zimmerman.

Toledo Jean Dubuc Roger Bresnahan Bresnahan Mud Hens Dubuc New York Giants Hal Chase Heinie Zimmerman Jean

Revival Services Continued At Park Avenue M E Church

The Park Avenue Methodist church will continue revival meetings this week led by Rev. C D Nash with evangelist G A De Flor. Afternoon sessions at 3 o clock and evening services at 7 30 are planned and choir music will be provided.

Park Avenue M. E. Church Park Avenue Methodist Church C. D. Nash G. A. de Flor Musserville M. E. Church C. L. Stafford Edna Williams

Wallos Family Tangles With Theft Case and Jail Time

Bettendorf resident Pete Wallos faces indictment and bonds on theft charges after being found with dresses from Graham department store and Edwards Style Shop in Davenport. His wife, tied to a Rock Island arrest, remains jailed following a lively incident last week.

Peter Wallos Bettendorf Muscatine Pete Wallos Davenport Graham Department Pete Rock Island

Muscatine County awards three scholarships to Cedar Falls teachers college

Three Muscatine county youths win free tuition at the Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. George Bryant of Bloomington and Ira Harden with N A Fields of Muscatine gain scholarships for academic work and veteran training under state law. Fields will study manual training. Orville Abbott of Conesville remains the county’s other Cedar Falls attendee.

Muscatine County Iowa State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Normal Trains E. D. Bradley George Bryant Bloomington Township Ira Harden N. A. Fields Bryant Muscatine Hardin Fields U.S. Naval Teachers’ College Orville Abbott Conesville

YWCA Girls to Make Gifts for City’s Needy Children

Several YWCA clubs plan Christmas charity projects. Dolls are being dressed, gifts prepared for poorer city children, and funds pledged to starving children in Europe. Volunteers will knit mufflers and mittens from newly received yarn, with instructions provided.

Y. W

Prices Fall on Overalls Across Market

Cotton market trends push down overall prices. Wholesale overalls once ranged 36 to 39 dollars per dozen with retail up to 3.75 per garment. Bogard Clothing kept prices at 3 dollars despite peak costs, while best grades now fetch 2 dollars 50 cents and lower grades dip further.

Bogard Clothing Co Bogard Adv

Timely Play Presents Trial of Miss Thoughtless Late Shopper

A Good Fellowship afternoon at the Y W C A rooms featured a timely play titled The Trial of Miss Thoughtless Late Shopper. More than 50 women and girls attended as the court scene unfolded with Miss Marj orie Meerdink as the defendant Miss Helen Kauch as her attorney.

Thoughtless Marjorie Meerdink Helen Kauch

Back to Pre War Prices Shoes On Sale

Local retailer advertises reduced prices on footwear to clear stock and pave way for new inventory. The note stresses that the sale will allow even lower future prices once fresh stock arrives.

Ames Official Will Give Talk in Muscatine County

Miss Cora Liebbe of Iowa State College will tour Muscatine county the week of December 13 giving talks and demonstrations at Cosmopolitan Club and related meetings with Miss Ethel Guthrie. The Cosmopolitan Community club postpones its High Prairie district meeting to December 15 at Mrs. Frank Foster’s home. The Ruthean class at High Prairie church will hold an all day session at Miss Helen Geertz’s home.

Cora Liebbe Iowa State College Ames Muscatine County Ethel Guthrie Liebbe Iowa Cosmopolitan Community Club High Praiie Frank Foster Cosmopolitan Club High Prairie Church Helen Geertz

Lawmakers Consider Import Taxes on Wheat and Flour

Representative Steenerson of Minnesota frames bills to impose duties on wheat at thirty cents per bushel and flour at $1.35 per barrel plus a thirty percent ad valorem on semolina and other wheat products. He cites Canadian dumping as a price depressor and seeks to regulate grain exchanges to include farmer co operatives on equal terms.

Washington, D. C Steenerson Minnesota Federal Trade Commission Steeneson United States Canada

Court session led by St. John with Will as judge

Miss Lois St. John served as prosecuting attorney and Miss Gayle Will acted as judge while others filled roles as bailiff clerk and witnesses. The afternoon program was organized by the Young Woman's Council of the Y W C A for entertainment.

Gayle Will Young Woman's Council of the

Jews Celebrate Early Chanukah Victory Traditions

Orthodox Jews of Muscatine observe the eight day festival of Dedication or Chanukah beginning Sunday evening. The observance honors the historical 168 B C victory of Jews over Syrian forces under Antiochus IV and the rededication of the Jerusalem temple with one candle lit for each day up to eight on the final day.

Muscatine Antiochus IV Antiochus Jerusalem

December Mild Compared To This Month Last Year

Weather in December shows milder temperatures than December 1919. Current readings reach 32 degrees above zero with little river ice, contrasting with near zero and subzero days, heavy snows on December 9 and 13, and a frozen river last year.

Water Works Office

Notice of Town Lodge No 2 meeting agenda

A regular communication of Town Lodge No. 2 is called for Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Officers will be elected for the ensuing year and other business of importance. Per order W M

Bake Sale and Box Social Set by St Marys Church

A bake sale and box social are scheduled for December 8 by the ladies of St Marys Church in Nichols Iowa. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.

St Mary's Church Nichols

Parents urged to visit Muscatine county schools during school week

County Superintendent E. D. Bradley announces national school week and invites parents and pupils to inspect schools in the county. Schools will be open morning and afternoon for visitation. He says visiting the school fosters parental interest and supports teachers and students, noting about twenty percent are standardized and well equipped, while others need improvements.

Muscatine County E. D. Bradley Bradley

Kerr Awarded 36 Dollar Judgment in Cattle Damage Case

Howard Bloomer was ordered to pay George Kerr 36 dollars after a Friday trial in Justice H. D. Horst's court. Kerr sought 60 dollars for over two tons of hay damaged when a herd entered Kerr's field and blocked access. The defense appeals to the district court. Over a dozen witnesses testified as jurists split damages for hay and lost time.

Howard Bloomer George Kerr H. D. Horst District Court

Elks Hold Annual Memorial Services

Memorial services for Muscatine Elks lodge members who died were held at the Elks home on East Front Street at 2 o'clock Sunday.

ELKS Muscatine Elks’ Lodge Eest Front Street

Lodge Services Marked Departure of Members

Officers led the opening and closing rituals with altar services as J G Kammerer local attorney gave a brief address and Clay Kneese past exalted ruler delivered a fitting eulogy for the departed members.

J. G. Kammerer Clay Kneese

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Muscative City Council Massachussetts City Terstate Commerce Commission Sanitary Heating & Plumbing CO Mulberry Ave Y.W Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield Boston Shoe ‘Shop County Prairie A. F A. M Gram Hunt Havercamy Geo. Kranz & Son Iowa Ave Tony and Evans Capitol Jazz Band Armory Lee R. Ashcraft East Second Street Kerr Case Castoria Richard’s Sons Thompson’s Hardware Store Geo. A. Hahn W. Front St D. & R. Battery Co E. Front St
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