Muscatine Journal reviews 1914 industrial progress
The Journal reports Muscatine’s 1914 year as mixed but improving, noting continued factory operation, regional unemployment, and notable local gains. It highlights three major projects the hotel, city hall, and a new armory, plus expansions at the Barry factory and new industrial ventures, including Zeidler concrete piles.
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Muscating
Idie
Orler
Towa
City Hall
Barry
Dhotavery
Din Muscatine
The Story of Philip J Mackey Dies in 1914
The 1914 year is reviewed with Mackey’s death marking the close of a life of broad renown in Muscatine and national jewelry circles. As an orator and writer, his Pearls and Pearling piece gained reprint in trade papers and the Journal’s annual. His zest for life left a vast network of friends coast to coast.
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Phicil
Mackey
Muscajthe
Philip J. Mackey
Unga
Jand Optician
Hin Ulneze Mir
Juriel
Nint
Journal
Tr Mackey
Muscatine Urges Police Expansion Amid Crime Wave
The Dig edition defends Muscatine progress while condemning a brutal slugging. It calls for prompt action to halt crime and urges a larger police force during unemployment and migration, plus mayoral leadership on alley lighting to deter crime and rally citizens.
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Muscatine
Muscatine Ix
Repsen
Kern
West Liberty News and Social Notes
Weer Liberty In Bec announces free tickets for King’s Daughters Circle members by Mr Garrison, owner of the new show house on Zathoun street, on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs Ripley of Stanwood and Mr Blank of Columbus Junction visit Liberty. Mrs W. S. Laldarman learns from Boulder that her sister Miss Ella Hogue is very ill.
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Bec
King's Daughters
Garrison
Zathoun Street
Dea
Ripley
Stanwood
South Dakota
West Liberty
Blank
Columbus Junction
Ws, Lalderman
Boulder
Galo
Ella Hogue
State Grange delegates and notable figures visit Des Moines
The Des Moines Register notes State Grange attendees including Senator McNutt of Muscatine County. It praises his career in the House and Senate and the strong support from friends. Also recalled are winter snows of THIRTY YEARS AGO and a 20-year-ago bid by Arch C. Tyler for Nebraska politics.
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Bes Moines Register
State Grange
McNutt
Muscatine County
Ard Weet
House
Senate
C. ‘Tyler
Mustaline
Ogalla
Neb
Nebraska House of Representatives
Shrine of the saint guides a tense hillside meeting
Chadwick and Miss Corton tour a hillside shrine in Cors, Italy. A peasant woman prays nearby as the two discuss faith and a personal shrine Chadwick keeps in his heart. Their flirtation heats as they race to reach the shade under cork trees.
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T. Blaly Eaton
Ts McClore
Chadwick
Migs Norton
Title Hill
Tugeauy
Sose
Tosary
Miss Corton
Lin
Abe
Fin
Royal Neighbor Lodge elects officers and local moves mentioned
Fragmentary notes report Royal Neighbor Lodge elections for the term with officers named including Oracle Mrs Lulu Evang and Chancellor Mrs Oosten dorp plus various local visits and travels. Other items mention neighbors visiting relatives in Maquoketa and Iowa Falls, and several residents traveling or calling on friends in West Liberty and Durant.
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Leawr
Heroness
Mia
A. Purvis
Amy
Iowa City
Brues
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Oracle
Lulu Evang
Omidte
Mra. C. Oostendorp
E. Harels
Maquoketa
Ttn Grege
Iowa
Otis
James Dickerson
Delos Morris
Familly
Maringo
Jennie
Dell Weis
Weat Branch
West Liberty
Hawthorne
Pottsburg
Hig Umeles
Mitchell
Carry Kollek
Durant
Heraister
Mise Nellie
Jshools
Lather
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
Notice is given that on December ath day 1948 an instrument purporting to be the will of Samuel Vanatta, late of Muscatine County, has been opened for hearing on January 6, 1948 at the District Court in Muscatine. Any interested party may appear and show cause why the document should not be admitted to Probate. Clerk: W. S. McKey.
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STATO
Iowa
Mustatine Commin
Said
Simuel Vanatta
District Court
Said County
Muscatine
Desith
W. S. Mckey
Muscatine Religious Services and Church Notices
A compact notice listing multiple Muscatine churches with service times and topics for Sunday December 13 1914. Includes Muscatine City Friends Chiweh South Muscatine Friends Bloomington Friends Church Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church German English, First Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist services with times Bible study plans and sermon topics by Rev. Fred Lewis Ryon Rev Olive A. Ryon Rev John Haetner and other pastors.
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Muscatine City
South Muscatine
Bloomington Township
Park Avenue
Porch
Christian Endeavor
Gladys Shellabarger
Evangelical
Tuteran Zion Church
Sycamore
Sixta Streets
John Haetner
Sycamore Street
Ihe
Frauen-Verein
Putish Fail
Hirst
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
Iowa Avenue
Ns Glass
Epworth League
Epworth League, 6:30 P. m- Lender, Mra. Werner
Christ
Hell
Heaven
Jerusalem
the Golden
Schmecker
Hus
Geo
Mietska
Mona Brimm Curtis
Whiting
Albert Jessery
Eewie
Han- Equet
Anna, McCoy
Philathea
Church Service Schedule Lists Sermons and Events
First Congregational Church led by Pastor Graves holds a 10:45 a.m. service on conscience and authority with a 2:30 p.m. benevolence canvass, plus a 7:00 p.m. Hinduism lecture with 60 slides. A teacher training class meets Monday at 7 p.m. and midweek service Wednesday follows.
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First Congregational Church
A. G. Graves
India
Overtory Berseuse Delbruck Anthem Sing Alleluia
A compact reading of a music note list features Overtory and Berseuse Delbruck with Anthem Sing Alleluia and Buck. Postiuda March Wa¢as appear as fragmentary items in a periodical catalog of compositions.
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Delbruck
Buck
Postiuda
Better Than Spanking Spanking No Cure for Red-Wetting
An advertisement claims a constitutional cause for bedwetting and promises a free mother’s home treatment by Mrs Summers of Notre Dame Indiana. The offer includes lull inscriptions and a mysterious method said to help children and adults with urinary issues, urging readers to write for more details.
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Ms. Summers
Hox
Notre Dame
Ind
Investment opportunity on Town Farms loans
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