State and County Battle Over Bovine TB Test Affects Muscatine
The state and Muscatine County sue to defend compulsory bovine tuberculosis testing. They argue the test statutes are valid and constitutional under police power. Plaintiffs Phelps Holst and Lee seek an injunction. defendants urge writ of certiorari and claim board actions are final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
W. J. Phelps
Henry C. Holst
John Lee
Ben J. Gibson
Herbert A. Huff
C. R. Stafford
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Secretary of Agriculture
Thompson & Thompson
Muscatine
A R. Whitmer
Wilton
Obituary for Cecilia Eads 1857 192? Residents of Muscatine
Cecilia Eads 69 died at her daughter Mrs E Ferguson 409 Linn Street after complications. Born Jan 10 1857 in Houghton Center Ontario to Paul and Sarah Hall. Married George W Eads May 1 1875 at Afton Iowa. Member Christian church Maccabees Woodmen Ladies of B of R T. Survived by daughter Mrs E Ferguson Muscatine son Harry Kansas City and two granddaughters. Funeral Wednesday 1 30 at Fairbanks Home for Funerals Rev C L Stafford. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. The body rests at funeral home. Burial services for Wilhelm Hagermann held at home of Mrs Henry Umlandt 1707 Mulberry Avenue. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers six nephews Charles Edward Otto Harry Hagermann Ervin Koetting Carl Hagermmeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Eads
E. Ferguson
Linn Street
Eads
Maccabee and
Woodmen
Houghton Center
Ont
Paul
Sarah Hall
Lowell
Mich
George W. Eads
Fairbanks
C. L. Stafford
Greenwood Cemetery
Wilhelm Hagermann
Henry Umlandt
Mulberry Avenue
Leland Lesher
Charles
Edward
Otto
MU Harry Hagermenn
Ervin Koetting
Carl Hagermeister
Funeral Services for John H Crow Held at Greenwoood
The Rev. George Dawkins led funeral services for John H Crow who died Sunday at the county home. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery with pallbearers Will Carpenter Charles Kern Bud Pratt Edward Joffman C Gray and Crate Gray. Arrangements were by Meyers Funeral Home, not Wittich as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dawkins
John H Crow
Everett Crow
Fast Second Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Will Carpenter
Charles Kern
Bud Pratt
Edward Joffman
C. Gray
Crate Gray
He Meyers
He Wittich
Stomach Agony Relief Promised by Mentha Pepsin Ad
Stomach discomfort and indigestion are blamed on gas belching sour food and headaches. Dave's Mentha Pepsin is advertised to stop dyspeptic pain in five minutes and transform an old stomach in a few weeks. Available at Henderson's drug stores and many chemists.
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Dave
Henderson
That's That Musical Ready For Grand Theatre Debut
American Legion home talent comedy That's That opens at 8 15 Wednesday Dec 8 at the Grand Theatre with a cast of 150 Muscatine performers. Act one features Palm Beach hotel songs and act two solos in the hotel solarium with a grand finale. Imogene McNallie will present a specialty between acts. Box office reservations indicate two capacity performances on Dec 8 and 9.
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American Legion
Grand Theatre
Muscatine
Palm Beach
Imogene McNallie
Community Christmas Tree Planned at River Park
Muscatine residents and firms support a joint Christmas program by the Levee commission Kiwanis and Welfare association. A 30 foot tree from Greenwood cemetery will be erected at the levee with help from Northwestern Bell Telephone men municipal light plant and Louis Elfers electric shop. Donations needed are tinsel and decorations with Charles Hanley handling contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Levee Commission
Kiwanis Club
New City Park
Joe Homeier
Sexton
Greenwood Cemetery
Cemetery Board
W. A. Matthews
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Municipal Light Plant
Louis G. Elfers
South Side Electric Shop
Charles P. Hanley
Kiwanis Committee
Welfare Association
SCN Succeeds Dr G Stein and Elects VP
S. G. Stein Jr. was named president of the First National Bank and first vice president of the First Trust and Savings Bank at a directors meeting. He fills vacancies from his father’s death. W. F. Bishop becomes second vice president of the First Trust and Savings Bank. D. Y. Jackson remains president of the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Stein, Jr
S. G. Stein
First National Bank
First Trust & Savings Bank
Stein
W. F. Bishop
D. Y. Jackson
Morning Sun Post Elects Legion Leaders and Plans Markers
Morning Sun Post No. 112 of the American Legion elected Commander L. R. Pierce and officers J. C. Beck E. S. Simpson R. E. Morrison and O. K. Swan. The post authorized permanent bronze grave markers for World War I veterans and aims to place them before Memorial Day. Auxiliary officers were also chosen including President H. M. Griffin and Secretary E. S. Simpson. Local social notes follow with brief visits and moves among residents in Morning Sun Iowa.
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Morning Sun
American Legion
L. R. Pierce
J. C. Beck
E. S. Simpson
R. E. Morrison
O. K. Swan
Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
H. M. Griffin
LeRoy Pierce
W. H. McClurkin
John Green
C. F. Wunnenbureg
Robert Lawrence
Mt. Pleasant
L. B. Church
John Owens
Elbert
Alta Hatfield
Columbus Junction
F. O. Jarvis
Raymond Scott
Mediapolis
Burlington Hospital
Harry Green
Florence Curran
Yarmouth
Conrad Casten
Marsh
J. B. Hays
Charles C. Milson
Gujunwalla
India
United Presbyterian Church
Pioneer clubs hold meetings and games at local halls
Y M C A notes Paul Stockfield taught first aid at the Franklin Garfield Pioneer club meeting at Hoopes hall led by Gen Springborn. McKinley Pioneer club to meet at the Y M C A tonight. Saturday schedules show Franklin Garfield vs Jackson and Washington vs Lincoln with McKinley vs Jefferson. France installs new wireless stations to aid ships along the fog bound coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stockfield
Franklin-Garfield Pioneer Club
Hoopes Hall
Gen. E Springborn
McKinley Pioneer Club
Pioneer
Franklin-Garfield
Jackson
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Jefferson
Emma Agnes Martin Weds Thomas Evans at Mediapolis Home
Emma Agnes Martin wed Thomas Evans of Roscoe at the Martin home in Mediapolis. Rev. D. B. Martin presided as ring ceremony followed a three course dinner with relatives and friends in attendance. The couple will reside on the Evans farm near Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Agnes Martin
Thomas Evans
Walter McElhinney
Laurina
Ione Holiday
Margaret Johnston
Evans
Roscoe
Sharon
W. W. Carthers
D. B. Martin
W. Kennedy
Howard
Bowman
Mt. Pleasant
Perfumes and Neckwear Make Pleasant Gift Choices
Rare and exotic scents and floral odors provide gift ideas. Fancy bottles offered in sizes from 25 cents to 6.75 dollars. On the first floor dainty neckwear is described as practical and charming, priced from 50 cents to 3.49 dollars.
Gloves Highlight Simple Chic on First Floor
New gloves in chamois and kid appeal with chic simplicity. Priced from $2.98 to $4.98, the item aims for ready buyer appeal on the first floor display.
Hosiery and Silk Gifts Ad Offer Christmas Values
Sheer silken hosiery and chiffon weights come in season shades priced from 1.00 to 2.50 per pair. Dainty squares of silk or linen serve as a Christmas gift at 0.25 to 1.50 each.
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Mrs. Knox
Gladstone
Dainty Ribbon Garters Offer Budget Christmas Gift
Dainty ribbon garters with rosettes or bows present an inexpensive charm for Christmas gifts. Unusual at 50 cup pair.
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Wilhelm Watermann
John H. Crow
William F. Dorrine
William F. Noerine
Stone Street
John Ffaefer
Dover Promenade
Sir Roger Keyes
Kia Eta
Maith Cavell
Cantain Fryatt
Henderson's Drug Stores
EN Legion
Kiwanis and Levee Commission
Decora
NEW Bank
S. G. Sten
SCN
Dr.g. Stein
First Trust & Savings Action
Wimter
California
Golden State Limited
American River Canyon
Salt Lake City
Heart of
the Rockies
Pike’s Peak Region
Pullman
Rock Island Lines
Morning Sun Post
Cuticara Laboratories
Dept
Malden
Mass
Cuticara
Page & Shaw’s
Stovers
Whitman
MacColm & Company
M‘colms & Company
Garters