Falls From Fence Breaks Boy's Leg
Kenneth Thomas eight year old son of Hugh Thomas broke his leg Saturday at the Ed Williams home while playing football. He fell while climbing a fence when his coat caught and fractured his ankle.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1926
Page
13
Kenneth Thomas eight year old son of Hugh Thomas broke his leg Saturday at the Ed Williams home while playing football. He fell while climbing a fence when his coat caught and fractured his ankle.
Renie De Kyvers returned from Belgiun with his mother and locals in Illinois City recount weekend trips to Davenport Muscatine Aledo and Joy. Sherman Powell Raymond Reed and others spent time in the Tri-Cities Chicago or Edgington while noting a Mercer county sales award at a Moline convention.
The December 4 1926 city council session presided by Mayor Benham adopted resolutions accepting paving in Improvement Districts 46-C and 48. Final estimates plats and schedules were approved and filed. Bonds plans under Budget Law were approved with notices to property owners to file objections by December 30 1926 for 46-C and December 23 1926 for 48.
Lone Tree Iowa December 8 The women of the Reformed church cleared 256 dollars from their bazaar and market held Saturday. The article notes a basketball tournament between the high school classes Saturday.
Earl Wood visiting from Moline at Frank Wood home. Lee Norris returns from Florida for a two month stay. O E S elects 1927 officers with Mrs Jennie Carson and Will Richards leading. Richard Armstrong returns from Iowa City. his father recovering in hospital. Sorosis club discusses Amana items with talks on Rome ruins and Franz Hall. Ed Nichols reports brother Ed Nichols of St Paul dies.
A public hearing is set for 7:30 p m December 30 1926 on prior proceedings and the proposed special tax assessment against property abutting streets and alleys in Improvement District 46 Series C Muscatine Iowa. The total cost is 3543 15 and the schedule is on file with the City Recorder. Objections may be filed at the hearing and corrections made before levy of the assessment.
Rates describe charges for small and large type ads with per word costs and cash discounts. Instructions specify required guide words, restrictions on illustrations, and submission deadlines for display and classified columns.
At 7:30 p.m. on the 23rd, a public meeting will review the assessment of Improvement District Number 48 bordering East Third Street from Oak Street to near Spring Street. The paving will be 27 feet wide with six inch reinforced concrete and curb, totaling 2,564.75 dollars. H. B. Caple
Notice of dissolution for Great House Manufacturing Company, a former Iowa corporation, states it has been dissolved in the manner prescribed by law. Dated November 30, 1926. Greathouse Manufacturing Company. GREATHOUSE MANUFACTURING
Describes multiple rental postings including a desirable dwelling on Mulberry Ave with immediate possession by J. B. Mark & Sons, a five room flat close in with contact 2204-J, a corner West End and 10 East double house with separate heating from Geo. M. Wells, and several other rooms and houses for rent with addresses 8S. G. & P. Stein Furniture Co location, 740-J, 265623-L, 369 W. 2nd, 314 Walnut, and 10 Brook.
I W Miversmeyer as administrator sues Ralph Lowe and multiple Pinkham heirs in Muscatine County Iowa to quiet title to the east 86.84 acres of the southwest fractional quarter of Section 6 Township 77 North Range 4 West. The filing claims Anna Margaretha Will owned the property in fee simple since 1925 and has held adverse possession for over sixty years. Plaintiff seeks to confirm title free of all claims and to bar unknown claimants.
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