Southern Plantation at New Era Friday Event
A New Era entertain ment is planned for Friday evening at the gym nasium under the Phinindosa society. The program features a southern plantation scene with solos quartets sextette and chorus, plus an oyster supper. The event aims to be the best in months with performances by the New Era Chorus and local participants.
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New Era
Phinindosa So Siery
Mise Franses Brandt
Rolofsta
Mabel Savor
Will, Savor
A. D. Breden
Kirs
German Society Plans Home and Ladies Auxiliary Formation
The German Home Society plans to build on Frobt and Chestnut, with construction to begin in a few months. A January 3 meeting will form a Ladies Auxiliary to aid the society, while officers were elected: Wendlandt president, Heinz vice president, Grensing secretary, Dierks financial lecturer, Kyanz treasurer, and seven new directors. The society reported prosperity in annual financials, with executive and finance committees named and talks about the new building and auxiliary group, attracting strong attendance.
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William
Wendlandt
William Wendlandt
Notiaty
Henry Heinz
Herman Grensing
Financial
Lecy
Chas
Spieth
John T. Nester
Rudolph Blass
Thom
Herbert Thompson
Enyll Kranm
Ing
War
Muscatine Shriners Plan Davenport Meeting
Muscatine Shriners will attend a Davenport meeting on Thursday with a large class to be initiated. A banquet will be served in the afternoon followed by initiatory work in the evening, with Myrtle Shrine members expected to be in attendance.
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Muscatina
Myrtle Shrine
Davenport
Blass of Salts Cleans Kidneys
An advertisement extols Blass of Salts as a kidney cleanse. It promises to flush the urinary tract, reduce bladder irritation, and support kidney function by drinking large amounts of water and taking the product per label instructions. The text mixes claimed formulas with dire warnings about kidney pain and general health benefits.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted for Blood Health Claim
Promoted as a medicine that acts on the blood and thereby on body organs and tissues. Claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla, prepared by C. I. Hood & Co in Lowell, Massachusetts, has a century plus record of treating blood diseases and related conditions.
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Hood
C. I. Hood Co
Lawell, Masa
Monster parade to headline post noon meeting
After the noon hour a monster parade is planned and will be the big feature of the meeting for the public. Attendees must notify C. Hahn by Wednesday evening to ensure 25 passengers can be guaranteed rail service on the Davenport and....
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C. i! Hahn
Davenport & Muccating Railway
River Front Improvements Transform Muscatine Outlook
Large improvements along the riverfront near the Launch club house enhance appearance for the coming season. Levee repairs, barge remodeling, and land reshaping with grass seeding replace debris, promising better access and more river traffic to Muscatine as the new club house nears completion.
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Leven
Muscatine
Regulations for holiday postcards and mailing cautions
Regulators warn senders to follow postal rules for holiday postcards. Messages must avoid decorative items unless sealed, paying attention to postage rates. The department notes penalties and two week holds for unsealed or improperly described cards, as illustrated by a Columbus family reference.
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Sama
Paunet
Mystic Workers of the World names officers for year and sets January 12 installation
The Mystic Workers of the World held a meeting at Maccabees hall to elect officers for the coming year and discuss a membership campaign. Installation is planned for January 12 with opening to the public and friends invited. E. C. Ingraham to conduct. Regular lodge meetings are the second and fourth Mondays.
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Mystic Workers of the World
Maccabees Hall
D. C. Muller
R. Callaway
F.c.agraham
Marshall
Lena Myers
Sarah Johnson
Robert Snavely
W. M. Fowler
J. G. Costar
E. G. Ingraham
Sarah Johnston
Ralph Cataway
Willam Fowler
R. Malstedi
B. Harney
B.C. Ingraham
E. C. Ingrasham
Names of club committee heads at Muscatine Commercial Club meeting
President J L Gresley announced the committee heads for the Muscatine Commercial Club at the regular weekly meeting. Appointments cover Municipal Affairs Dr A A Petersen Manufactures W A Jayne Good Roads C H Young Rivers and Harbors John P Breen Public Affairs and Legislation C R Stratford Jobbing and Foreign Trade W L Mull Railroads E B Blacks Retail and Local Trade E J Zeidler Membership W E Scannell Entertainment Adam Belu mond Publicity A A Targnus Charities F D Throop. A new agriculture committee is planned for future creation. The executive committee will meet at 4 p m today to discuss memberships and secretary appointment.
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J. L. Gresley
Muscatine Commercial Club
Flerghey
A. A. Pet.ergen
W ¥. A. Jayne
C. H. Young
C. R. Statford
W. L. Mull
E. J. Zeidler
Ww. E. Scannell
Adam Beluemond
Argnus
Charitias
F. D. Throop
Giesler
January Plan Institute at Nichols II
Plans for the fourth rural institute in Nichols to be held January 10 under Muscatine County Crop Improvement Association auspices. County Crop Advisor Kirk will confer with interested locals about the advanced farm movement.
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Nicholson
Muscatine County
Kirk
Nichols
Tagline for Crap Association Meeting Decision
Taila will be decided upon at the meeting of the crap association. F. C. Hummell will make the necessary arrangements for the institute.
Former Rochester Resident George Bauerbach Dies at 47
Rochester native George R Bauerbach died in Rochester Minnesota yesterday morning his death cause is not disclosed He lived in this city until about 27 years ago then moved to Winslow Arizona He was 47 and married in 1894 to Anna Detthot The body is expected to arrive Wednesday for burial at Greenwood Cemetery Surviving are his widow and brothers and sisters Albert Bauerbach Muscatine Louise Bauer Chicago Mrs Kate Garrison Cornfield Arizona and Mrs August Lisbbe Muscatine
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George R. Bauerbach
Bauerbach
Winslow
Aitz
Albert Bauerbach
Hershey
Mise
Anna Detthot
Greenwood Cemetery
Federal Charters Debated By High School Team
Debaters will argue the proposition that all corporations engaged in interstate commerce should be required to obtain federal charters, with faculty judges scoring contestants by points. The event, a preliminary debate held Friday, will select the top team and members for a list of positions, including alternates and captain, based on points. Also included is an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets, noted as the best laxative by Frank Strouse of Fruitport, Iowa, sold by dealers.
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Frank
Adv
Absolute divorce petition filed in Muscatine County Iowa
Ida M McPike petitions the District Court of Muscatine County seeking an absolute divorce from Willard McPike on grounds of desertion and asks for equitable relief. The notice directs Willard McPike to appear and defend before noon on a specified date, with attorneys for the plaintiff listed.
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State of Iowa
Muscatine County
Willard McPike
Bec
Automobile racer dies after collision in Belgium race
Brussels notes the death of Dee Camile Jenathy during a Helgian automobile event. Both men belonged to the same racing circle and had competed since 1903. The accident halted the Vanderbilt Cup scene as the editor reports a fatal finish.
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Brussels
Beleluin
Dee
Camille
Jenathy
Pol
Wace
O Wnne
Ireland
Buz
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Cuan
H. Pletcher
HONGO
Marshall Field
Nuit
Bond Bros
Walnut St
Iowa
Iowan Ave
John Wendinger
H.D. Horst
Muscatine State Bank
Southern Plantation
Muscatine Shriners
Foul Went
Ada
iMres R. J. Reaney
Plath
Calumbua Janeon
Elty
Mystic
FLECT
Foley
PTH
Ginn
Middleton
A. W. Morgan
L. Qesler
Tasp| Hyening
Plan Institute
Nichols II
Beecham’s
Cine
Beecham
Rochester
Rochester, Minn
Busineys
Tei
Vereves
Tri-City Loan Co
Brady Street
Town
GEO. Kranz & Sow
Grimm Motor Car& Taxicab Co
Chelmer Onre
Town Avenue
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