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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1914

Page

10

Local Residents Attend to Business and Visits

Mrs. Mary F Freeler of Fairport spent the morning in the city attending to business. Mrs. George Schmidt of Berg Street left for a short visit with friends at Leno Tree. H B Holbert of Mulberry Avenue tested this morning for Davenport before traveling to Des Moines. Mrs. Marold Sternberg of Rock Island, visiting at the Hawkins home on West Meath Street, returned home this morning.

Mary F. Fréeler Fairport George Schmidt Berg Street Leno Tree H. B. Holbert Mulberry Avenue Davenport Des Moines Marold Sternberg Rock Inland William Hawkins West Meath Street Leo Pease Nichs Frank Schmer West Ols Eighth Street Washington, Ia Chicago

Advisability of Buying Jewelry for Christmas Gifts

A brief advisory suggests considering jewelry purchases for Christmas gifts. It notes potential value in selecting meaningful pieces and timing purchases to balance budget and availability. The recommendation emphasizes thoughtful choice and verifying quality and authenticity.

Park Ave MM Cafeteria Supper Notice

Cafeteria supper advertised at Park Ave MM EB church on Wednesday evening. Mrs Guy Moore of Geneseo Illinois has been visiting at the home of her mother Mrs S B Lewis on Cedar Street and returned home this morning. Mr and Mrs John McKinley left Grand Rapids Michigan aboard the Firefly, after a few weeks staying with his sister Mrs C A Bartlett on Munyor Street.

Park Ave Des Guy Moore Geneseo, Il B. Lewis Cedar Street John McKinley Grand Raids Mich C. A. Bartlett Mun- Yor Street

One Daughter Dead in Kerosene Explosion at Oakville

News from Oakville Iowa Dec 7 reports Arthur Carter’s home in Clear Lake was the scene of a kerosene flame accident. Frances Carter aged 12 died, Nellie 14 was dying from severe burns. Local relatives left for Clear Lake to bring Frances home for burial.

Journal Oakville Arthur Carter Clear Lake Jaws Frances Nellie

Library Board Set To Hold Monthly Meeting

The board of library trustees will meet this afternoon to discuss staff needs and possibly hire an additional assistant. The meeting is expected to reveal librarian reports showing a notable rise in books issued at the local library during the past month.

Board of Library Trustees

Statewide appeal sought for Sioux City Crittenton home

Miss Helen McCarthy field secretary of the Florence Crittenton home travels to Muscatine to urge statewide support for the Sioux City institution. The home, part of a 74‑home chain, is nonsectarian and relies on voluntary contributions with no state aid or endowment. It costs 1600 dollars a month to care for a girl and her baby, with a six month stay after birth to help the girl learn to love and care for her child and avoid the downward path after her first mistake.

Helen McCarthy Florence Crittenton Sioux City Muscatine Crittenton United States Sioux ‘City Miss McCarthy Misa McCarthy Uy “Tr

Henle Benefit Night at Palata Theatre for Santa Claus Funds

Henle of the Palata Theatre hosts a Santa Claus fundraiser on Thursday evening December 10 featuring the hand colored Your Reel More Than Queen with Julia Marlowe’s romantic tale and a dramatic fire scene. Lilian Walker appears in a Vitagraph comedy Tomboy and Preckles, with Gertrude McCay of the Edison company also appearing.

Henle Palata Theatre Santa Claua Santa Claus Muscatine Julia Marlowe Lilian Walker Girl With Vitagraph Tomboy and Preckles Gertrude McCay The Edison Company

Medium's leniency for three intoxication cases

Three men pleaded guilty to intoxication and received suspended sentences from Judge Row. William Zarlic, Delary Raymond, and William Jarke faced varied suspensions, with promises to reform. The piece shifts to promote a psychic offering readings at 50 cents to $1, touting marriage, fortune and advice services in private parlors on East drip Street.

Rowan William Zarlic Dleary Raymond William Jarke

Homeless Men Shelter Chaos Amid Snow and Cold

Thousands of homeless men sought shelter as snow and icy rain hit New York. The municipal lodging house housed 1,089 men with ten rooms left, while a pier was opened to shelter nearly a thousand more for the night. Provided by Associated Press Wire from New York on December 7.

Wire New York Hatsa

Fire Kills Couple Exposed in Night Attire

John B. Norris, a known horticulturist, and his wife died from exposure after being driven out in the cold in nightclothes when a fire destroyed their Bloomington, Illinois home last week. The tragedy was reported by Associated Press.

Plannes Bloomington John B. Norris

Edison Drama Bill Sets December 10 Showing

A local notice invites movie fans to Thursday December 10 to view the Edison drama The New Partner and a paired program Partners of Santa Claus, offering a single ticket for both features. The card emphasizes a real picture bill and the chance to see both titles for one price.

Santa Claus

Mexican youth Morales to a one year term at Anamosa

Nineteen year old Morales, described as a Mexican youth, was convicted of breaking and entering a box car at West Liberty. Judge Donegan sentenced him to the state reformatory at Anamosa and will recommend to the parole board that he be released after one year despite his unfamiliarity with American criminal procedure, speaking through an interpreter.

M. Morales West Liberty Anamosa Donegan Morales

Skunk Proves a Useful Enemy to Range Caterpillars

Washington December reports from the Bureau of Biology show the skunk as a valuable antagonist to mature range caterpillars. Birds examined in six hundred stomachs fail to prove effective against the pest, while the bureau adds eleven birds to the list of enemies of the cotton boll weevil, widening the known natural controls.

U. 5 Associated Press Washington, D. C Agricultural Department Bureau of, Biology

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