Yeomen Plan National Home for Orphans
Muscatine Yeomen join nationwide effort to fund a national home for orphans and half orphans of the order. A 10 cent monthly tax from 300000 members aims to raise 360000 annually, with a projected 10 million investment on eventual development. No site yet. home to be cottage style with small groups and trained child welfare staff.
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Muscatine Yeomen
Des Moines
Claus H. Lemkau
Denver
Colo
Muscatine Order
Stark to Organize Muscatine Boys Band of 100
Stark, who fronts five bands in the region, plans a 100 piece boys band in Muscatine for 1922. Over 50 boys have enrolled, with inquiries from parents of under 18. First rehearsal set for the first week of January as instruments arrive, else more talent will be added. Stark previously directed a 60 piece band here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Middle West
Stark
Mr. Stark
Son of Indian Chieftain recounts Custer Massacre tale
Chief William Red Fox son of Black Eagle spoke at Muscatine High School about the Custer massacre and Sioux customs. He presented Rain in the Face’s actions and the battle details, describing the escape to Canada and Sitting Bull’s later captivity with neutral, matter-of-fact narration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
William Red Fox
Black Eagle
Muscatine High School
Red Fox
Robert G. Reynolds
C. C. Ferguson
Hudson Bay Fur Trading Corporation
Dakotas
Hudson Bay
Omaha
Neb
Rain
United States
Congress
McLaughlin
George Armstrong Custer
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Tom Custer
Calhoun
Ft. Lincoln
Bruel Sioux
Grant
Gulf of the St. Searthe
Gulf of Mexico
Big Horn Basin
Sitting Bull
Washington, D. C
Committee of Indian Affairs and
Reno
Crook
Terry
War Department
Chief Gall
Gall
Major Reno
Captain Bentine
Capt
George Yates
Benzine
John Yates
Canada
Collect Delinquent Dog Licenses Amid 1920 Deadline
Stock Policeman Carl Schreiber began collecting delinquent dog licenses for 1920. More than 200 city residents failed to procure tags and will be given a last chance to pay before further action. The city ordinance imposes fines up to ten dollars for nonpayment or denying ownership. enforcement will be strict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schreiber
Public Health Station At City Hall Thursday
The second child welfare station in the downtown district will be conducted by the Public Health Bureau in City Hall Thursday morning from 9 30 to 10 30 o clock. All preschool children will receive free examinations by local doctors and nurses under Miss Mary Dunwiddie city visiting nurse.
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Public Health Bureau
Mary Dunwiddie
Epsom Salts Reimagined as Fruit Drink Mix
A quirky note describes Epsom salts combined with fruit derivative salts turning the tonic into a lemonade like beverage. The unusual blend hints at novel uses for familiar minerals in a refreshing form.
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Yeomen
Custer Knoll
Little Big Horn Valley
Little Big Horn County
Montana
Gan
Crazy Horna
City Hall
Epsom
American Epsom Association
Elmer M. Ziegler
Iowa Avenue
Nepow
Benge
Swift & Company
Swift
Auto Supplies
Iowa
Yred J. Bari Cut Price Supply House
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Muscatine, Iowa
Rea U. & Patent
George McManus
Twre Feature Senvics
Miss Jiggs
Leysen’s Cash Shoe Store
Glass
West Second St. Muscatine
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