South End Man Dies After Fall From Delivery Truck
William Holzhauer of Muscatine died at Hershey hospital from a fractured skull after falling from the J. M. Gobble & Co. wagon at Fifth and Walnut. Driver Luke Wymer reported no witnesses to the incident. Holzhauer, 82, leaves a widow and two daughters with funeral plans unrevealed.
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William Holzhauer
Main Street
Booth Muscatine
Hershey Hospital
Skulf
J. M. Gobble & Co
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Luke L. Wymer
Chestnut Street
Harzhauer
Holzhauer
W. W. Daut
Daut
T. F. Beveridge
J. L. Klein
W. W. Potter
Leo & Stein
Sycamore
St Wymer
Muscatine
Fannie M. Thomas
South Muscatine
Pearl
Zelma
Tony Christian
Express Packages For Month Perfect Shippers Report
Members of the Muscatine Shippers association report a perfect package record for November. The association says the local express office handled 4,000 packages with only five imperfectly wrapped or packed. Sixteen imperfect shipments were found in local freight offices, supporting a nationwide push to cut losses from bad packing and wrapping.
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Muscatine Shippers Association
Association
Shippers’ Association
Mozart Comic Opera Impresario Comes to Grand Theater
A Mozart comic opera production The Impresario and a concert are planned for Grand Theater with Percy Hemus Thomas McGranahan and other noted artists. City officials and Muscatine High School seniors organize the events for Friday and Saturday evenings, promising exquisite stage draperies costumes wigs and elaborate performances. Supt Potts hails the program as a premier cultural attraction for the city.
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Percy Hemus
Thomas McGranahan
Mozart
Grand Theater
S. A. Potts
Muscatine
Supt
Potts
Indictments for Fraud Ties to North Liberty Bank
Two North Liberty citizens face grand jury indictments tied to the defunct North Liberty Savings Bank. President W. W. Young is charged with subscribing to false state ments and bail set at 2000 dollars. Cashier Sam E. Lehnen cited for similar subscriptions and for fraudulent banking with 2000 dollar bonds and 5000 dollars on the de case. Paul Prybil indicted on a separate count from a former love interest. County Engineer Al Fisher’s records are to be examined per the grand jury request.
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Journal
Iowa City
North Liberty
North Liberty Savings Bank
W. W. Young
Sam E. Lehnen
Paul Prybil
Ralph Otto
County
Engi
Americanization Studied by W C T U Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held an afternoon meeting at Mrs. George Awbrey's Past Sixth street home to study Americanization and citizenship. Mrs. Nettie Carpenter led the program and an informal discussion of the W C T U. plan followed.
Cedar Club Studies Dyeing of Clothes
Miss Ethel Guthrie County home demonstration agent demonstrated dyeing wool silk and cotton before Cedar Valley Community club at Mrs Ernest Hawker Goshen township Color ideas were shared from roll call and a paper on Transforming Old Clothes into New was read Musical selections added to the gathering Social hour was arranged by Mrs Ernest Hawker Mrs John Hendricks to entertain the club January 4.
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Cedar Club
Ethel Guthrie
Cedar Valley Community Club
Ernest Hawker
Goshen Township
McIntyre
E. Brooker
W. E. Oxley
John, Hendricks
Be constant to the Want Ads and they will win out for you
Short note urging steady use of want ads as a reliable path to results. Contains promotional tone and generic instruction without concrete names or events.
Meeting Thursday Banquet At 6 45 P M Full Attendance Adv
A public notice invites members to a Thursday meeting with a banquet served at 6 45 p m. Full attendance is requested.
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Thurssey
Adv
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South End
J. M. Gobble
P. Wall
James Tracy
Cora Holzhauer
Charles
George Holzhauer
Otto Grocery Co
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
Hotel Muscatine
Johnson County
Neer al Fisher
Fisher
Board of Supervisors
Engineer Fisher
Otto
Kk. Ay
Presbyterian Brotherhood
Glass’ Smart Shop
James J. Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Muscatine State Bank
Iowa Ave
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