Partners of Santa Claus to Spread Christmas Cheer
A call to individuals and businesses to join the Partners of Santa Claus in providing Christmas aid. The Welfare Association and the Journal office will coordinate gifts of money and goods, with baskets arranged for needy families and children. Donations support Christmas cheer nationwide.
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Sante C Claus
Tadio
Anid Biegor
Chrintmas Plans
Etty
Sata
Sonia Nendy
Christan
Welfare Association
Phons Manber
Plewe
Alther
Jounal
Espy Hall
Journal
Welfare Associaton
Santa Claus
Bengita
Ste
Santa Clara
Aloy
Carpentier Offered $20,000 for Bout With Top Contenders
Paris reports a French manager Frances Descamps and New York backers propose to let Georges Carpentier tour the United States for four months after the war. Alan Marbury and Rickard discuss film rights and a 160,000 franc boxing match offer, with details still unsettled and timing linked to war status.
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Paris
Dos
Anne Morgan
Tuoskerind
Georgen Carendar
United States
Thors Fa
Winlard
Moran
Dillon
Purcey
Fllaaboth Marbury
Mins Blue de Wolfe
Mike Anna Morgyn
Mronoh
Ae Vordalltes
Carpontion $i
New York
Alan Mar
Rickard
Indoor Games Open at New Armory This January
A meeting of plant representatives sets opening indoor games at the new armory New Year afternoon with three contests. The Grou and Boldt face Jarck squad, Melon and Thivon duel, Roach and Musser meet town Viatton squad. admission price set. Potential entrants include Toama for Muscne Lighting and town Telephona companies.
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Gore
Bingaball
New Armory
Melon
Thivon
Roach
Musser
Viatton Aquad
Gophers May Meet Notre Dame Squad
Minneapolis dispatch reports Minnesota football schedulers consider a preliminary game with Michigan Aggies, with potential favor toward Notre Dame. The plan is unconfirmed by managers Dean or De Williams, though no denial is offered, and the office notes cautious optimism about the match.
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Gophers
Notre Dame
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnexota
Malcore
Michigan Aggien
Dean
de. Williamen
Western League Sluggers Shine Across 1916 Standings
The Western League features standout hitters and high averages as Hank Oiteher leads Denver with a .299 mark. Karls of St. Joseph hits .400 for second, while Watson of Sioux City and Griffith of Wiehltt show strong forms. Former C A men also perform well across the circuit amid scattered 1916 context and Dale Deriver’s late appeal.
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Mxuren
Takay
Clu Bonsta
Tony
ORG
C. A
Watson
Sioux City
Burlington
Attac i
Griffith
Wiehltt
Ad. Mim
Cedar Rapides Shortatop
Deriver
Chicago Cubs Stock Change Rumors At Wrigley Field
New York Dec 12 Tom Needham a former catcher and long time baseball figure joins Newark as manager while reports surface that William Wrigley Jr or associates acquired a large stake in the Chicago Cubs stock. Wrigley comments on his holdings suggest a civic desire for Chicago ownership of the Cubs with no strong concern for profit.
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Needham
Mattiger
New York
Tom Needham
Newark
Farmers Summoned in Living Cost Inquiry Probe
Government officials plan to summon farmers from Wisconsin Indiana and Nebraska to testify on high living costs. About 600 grocers from Chicago area will be called, with grocery department heads from major stores also expected to appear. The inquiry is led by Attorney Charles Clyne and aims to assess price factors.
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Chicoke
Urea Farmera Troy
Volare declares extra dividend on common stock
New York Dec 12 An extra dividend of 190 per cent on the common stock was declared today by the J. W. Bilas company along with the regular quarterly dividend on the preferred stock. The company says it is engaged in the manufacture of war munitions.
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New York
N. Y
2. W. Bilas
Islanders Face Fast Vizion Five In Lineup Clash
Islanders parade a speedy quintet led by Otis AllAmerican and another All American, with Gayors and Windites noted for football and basketball honors. Muskiew Rondya says Inspire from Oak Island is expected to spark a home victory as crowds fill the arena for morning and evening tip-off.
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Bio
Flow Armory
Gayors Ax
Siven
Posta
Cornell University
Yrindley
Boli Ong
Tradlnon
Gdvan
Menber
Went Hush
Dox Moines
Mardy
Highland Park
Des Moines
Uch
Odlander
Muaskies
Tanya
Welcome Plan for Battery C at Muscatine luncheon
Business men of Muscatine plan a welcome luncheon tomorrow at Hotel Muscatine for Battery C. The gathering aims to honor the troops before their likely departure late next week, with a large city turnout anticipated and the luncheon set as a high point of local patriotism.
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Muszcatine
Battery C
Muscating
Birthesa
Muscatine
Pia Naga
Tachson Holt
Work in Europe to Be Discussed at Public Address
A representative of the National Red Cross Society will speak at the public Aviary about relief work in belligerent nations and the Red Cross role in alleviating sorrow caused by the war. Walter Davidson of Chicago and A. Bowling of Walter Davidson are noted as officials active in the society’s national relief efforts.
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Europe
Ivan
Ido Monghead
Haos
Ua Yational
Red Cross Society
Red Cros
A. Bowling
Walter Davidson
Chicago
Nation Society
Local Society Notes From Columbus Junction Area
Clarence Kramer of Wapello visits sister in Cotter and returns home Monday evening. Mrs Duncan of Cotter and Mrs Cunningham of Morning Sun were in Columbus Junction Monday. A Miss Cunningham visited Muscatine after staying with Mrs Cuttingham in Columbia City. J A Sprague attended Will Kirkland’s funeral in Woodhull. Mrs Welschard and Ralph spent hours in Muscatine. Mrs Barringer visited Muscatine relatives. Mrs George Jarvis of Sioux City spent Monday with her niece in Columbus Junction and King went to Muscatine to attend the golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. (incomplete)
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Columbus
Clarence Kramer
Wapello
Mra
C. L. Duncan
Cotter
Duncan
Mian Tria Cunningham
Vis
N. A. Cuttninghan
Columbia City
J. A. Sprague
Woodhull
Will Kirkland
John Welsch Ard
Ralph ‘Spont
Muscatine
Mary Barringer
George Jarvis
Sioux City
CG. King
Musca
Ling
Mr. and
Auto Rans Bad Rat Vehicle Upturned
A worker named Nagle on Bert Snyder’s farm near Wilton was riding when a vehicle overturned after a sudden turn. The car rolled off the road striking a range of hazards and the windshield and tires were damaged. The driver sustained minor injuries from the fall, with no serious harm reported.
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Wilton
Nuzior Brilsen
Complete rubber goods offered at low prices
We have bought in time and can offer you a complete stock of rubber goods for all ages. The line includes children's rubbers and overshoes, women's rubber footwear, and high and low quality overshoes. Shop repairs done quickly and reasonably.
Right of Way Given to Grain Shipments
London dispatch reports that after David Lloyd George became British premier a Dutch cabinet meeting was held. Dutch officials ordered All Dnteh shipping to reserve available tonnage for government grain and cancel all arrangements for other freight, aiming to prioritize grain transport.
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London
Amsterdam
Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles and biliousness
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets as especially effective for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation claiming long time sufferers found permanent relief after using the tablets and following printed directions on each bottle.
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Chamberlain
Yuna
Cheney Firm Oath Claim and Local Notices
State of Ente.chy of Toledo shows J Cheney & Co senior partner swears to a debt claim for one hundred for each case of extractum enyrad by the use of F S Catarre Medicine. Notary public Goleabon attests December day. Hall’s Catarrh Medicine and Hall’s Spamsly Tile noted. Mrs. Meeker and Mrs. Jarvis celebrated that day. Mrs. W R Williams visits Cotter during W A Hughes visit.
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State of Ente
A.W. Gqleabon
Tree
Torone & & CO
Toledo
Hall
Manufacturing output and employment reach record highs in 1924
The census bureau reports that the U S manufacturing industries produced over 24.0 billion dollars of goods in 1924 and employed about twenty million people. Plans for next year include investigations into transportation, religion, marriage, and divorce.
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Prasa Lowel
Washington, D. C
Dee
Cige
Cons ‘Bureau
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University of Chicago
Hotel Muscatine
Washington, D.C
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Senate
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Rho Gaurty Theatre
Boston
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Red Feather
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Saturnus
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