Sale of trimmed hats at Hahn Sneichen's Friday and Saturday
Local notices list a hat sale at Hahn Sneichen's with discounts until Jan 1. Other brief items include guests visiting Fruitland, a citizen traveling to Davenport for business, and a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Mahin of New York, formerly Muscatine residents.
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Hahn & Sneichen’s
Maye Chambers
Aurora
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Harold J. Mahin
New York
Local shoppers and sales offersm from 1910 era notices
Residents and visitors string through city pages with purchases and trips. Mrs Will Skipton from Fredonia shops here while Dr Husted operates on fourth floor at the German American Bank Building. The Titus Loan firm advertises mortgage loans as sale items. Sale notes promise discount on damaged appliances after a recent fire at Citizens' Railway & Light Co.
Keep Chamberlain's Cough Remedy On Hand For Croup
A public health note urges immediate use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at first signs of croup in children. It warns even short delays in treatment can be dangerous and calls the remedy pleasant to take and effective.
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Chamberlain
Young Couple Weds At Parsonage In Quiet Ceremony
Lewis Phillips aged 19 and Miss Emma Page 16 were married Tuesday evening by Rev. Thomas Osborn at the First M E church parsonage. Page comes from Washington Iowa. Phillips recently moved to Muscatine and works as a button cutter. They will reside in Muscatine for the near term.
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Thomas Osborn
Lewis Phillips
Emma Page
M. E
Dance Highlights Iola Paleface Club Turnout
A large gathering attended the Iola Palefaces dance last evening, described as one of the club’s most successful events in years. An early January event is planned with date to be decided. The club will meet Friday with Mrs. P. D. Sowers at 711 Spruce street for an all day sewing session replacing the prior plan at Mrs. Hattie Frazier’s East Second street home.
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Iola Paleface Club
Iola Palefaces
Lola Paleface Club
P. D. Sowers
Spruce Street
Hattie Frazier
East Second Street
Miriam Aid Society Meets at Mrs Giesenhaus Home
The Miriam Aid Sewing society gathered yesterday afternoon at 309 East Front Street, hosted by Mrs Charles Giesenhaus. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and a dainty luncheon. The next meeting will be at Mrs J D Fulham’s home on East Front Street in three weeks.
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Miriam Aid Society
C. Gersenhaus
Miriam Aid Sewing Society
Charles Giesenhaus
East Front Street
J. D. Fulham
Proutys Entertain At Dinner For Petersen Guests
Mr and Mrs E G Prouty hosted friends at 312 Spruce Street last evening for a 7 o clock dinner in honor of Dr and Mrs A A Petersen. The table decor featured similar white carnations and a social evening followed.
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E. G. Prouty
Spruce Street
A. A. Petersen
Pythian Sisters Meet at Mrs Ellis Home
Mrs John Ellis hosted a gathering of Pythian Sisters Wednesday afternoon at her East Third Street home. After a pleasant social hour a dainty luncheon was served by the hostess.
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John Ellis
Pythian Sisters
East Third Street
Oklahoma Governor cancels AG authority in graft probe
Guthrie Okla Dec 9 Attorney General West says Governor Haskell canceled his authority to proceed with the grand jury investigation into the Columbia Bank and Trust Company and other graft charges. West calls the move high handed and unprecedented.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
Oklahoma County
West
Haskell
West to seek court ruling on attorney general authority
Oklahoma City reports the grand jury, blocked from continuing its probe into the Columbia Bank & Trust Co. failure, passes resolutions condemning state and county officials actions and praising the attorney general for his efforts to enforce the law. The jurors are indignant that West could not sign incomplete indictments.
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Oklahoma City
Haskell
Columbia Bank & Trust Co
West
Local Residents See Visitors and Travels in Grandview
Grandview hosts a string of visitors and travelers with Muscatine Wapello and Burlington engagements. Dozens make day trips for shopping business and family visits. The Grandview Mutual Telephone directors plan a meeting on December 11 at the savings bank building. The community mourns Mrs. Lewis Lieberknecht of Colorado Springs, longtime Congregational member.
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M. Hunter
Wapello
Addison Yeager
Fruitland
Will McGill
Nellie Wier
Muscatine
Jake Martin
David Woodruff
George Cocklin
Jas. Guthrie
Clarence Bridges
D. J. Higley
Emery Chatfield
Oakville
Clarence
Mr. Andrews
Burlington
Mutual Telephone Company
Grandview Savings Bank
Tom Coffield
William Schweitzer
Henry Lang
Colorado Springs
Col
L. Lieberknecht
Oscar Johnston
Topeka
Charles
W. H. Dickerson
Nichols
Fred Shew
Robert Schaffer
Chicago
Schaffer
Peoria
Schweitzer Bros
Philadelphia
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