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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1914

Page

12

Air Calliope To Become Standard Musical Instrument

Tangley Manufacturing in Muscatine ships air calliopes at rapid pace, with Norman Baker as inventor. The firm expanded to a larger plant, selling to Sparks Famous Shows and Rees St. John Trio, with demand growing and plans to market to private homes and churches as a practical, economical alternative to steam calliope.

Tangley Manufacturing Company Muscatine Norman Baker Baker St. Louis Vance and Baker Patterson Carnival Company Patterson Cal-Lopes Chamber of Commerce Alr Calliopes Sparks Famous Reec St. John Trio Convern Tangley Company Streckfus

18 America Consistent in Address From Chicago

Congressman Fred A. Britten contends America accelerates the European war’s prolongation by loaning millions and supplying war material through banks and industry. He cites France’s $10 million loan via National City Bank, contracts from England, and orders to U S steel and shipyards totaling hundreds of millions, arguing such actions support the war and reflect hypocrisy in peace proclamations.

America Fred A. Britten Chicago United States National City Bank of New York France Lope Aeo Charley Schwap England Democratic Party

Wilson Shoe Store Continues Family Run in Muscatine

J C Wilson’s death ended a 40 year era at the Wilson Shoe Store. His sons Tom and Robert Wilson have taken charge, retaining popular lines like Nettleton, Walk Over, Red Cross, Julien, and Kokenge. Repair work remains by Herman Hoffman at 127 East Second Street, a long familiar Muscatine business. Also note an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach issues.

J. ¢. Wilson Wilson Shoe Store Wilson Shoe Muscatine Muscatine Journal J. &. Wilson Tom FP. Wilson Robert C. Wilson Der Red Cross Julien Herman Hoffman East Second Street City of

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The Muscatine North,& South S Railway Burlington Peoria Kansas City Omaha St.Paul Minneapolis North & South: Railway Co.’s Home Industries M. Dailey H. B. Holbert E. H. Ryan Tangley Air Calliope Company Eigseric New Hotel Grand Muscatine, Iowa J. G. Dermedy Prop John Olmers Wilton Junction Iowa John C Chamberlain's Tablets Kemble & Kemble Hershey W. W. Richards
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