Christmas Gifts and Local Visits Highlight City News
Local notices report Mrs. George Kreuger of Bayfeld and Mrs. Loulge Cory of Wapello visiting this city along with several others from nearby towns shopping or calling on friends. Advertisements promote bargains in the Basement, Christmas furs at 35 percent off, and a Thanksgiving style turkey dinner at Freachyterlan church. First Mortgage Town Farm Loans are touted by Titus Loan & Investment Co. in this local column.
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George Kreuger
Bayfeld
Loulge Cory
Wapello
George Snyder
Presbyterian
B. B. Lilly
Ady
Mmary
Hortense Davis
J. A. Dale
Nicholy
NASA
Bob
B. E. Lillyem Ady
Bev
Lilly Ady
Luva
Genava Brown
Nichola
Hotta
Marives
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Charming Pink and White Prenuptial Party Near Muscatine
The Wil home four miles west of Muscatine hosted a pink and white prenuptial party for Miss Alia Goldsberry on Saturday. Fifteen guests from the High Prairie church attended a dining room shower with a noon dinner and decorative pink white arrangements. Presentations featured gifts hide reveal via a cord.
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Ed Wil
Muscatine
Will
Alia Goldsberry
Frank Fosters
High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church
Attalr
Charles Little to appear in Burlington musical event
Charles Little, nephew of Misses Nina and Mattie Geiss of West Second street and former Muscatine resident, will join Miss Elizabeth Hammond of Chicago for a leading Burlington Musical Club program this afternoon. The Burlington Gazette preview describes Hammond as a superb cellist and Little as a skilled accompanist ready to support her in a refined program for lovers of the beautiful.
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Charles Little
Bumlington Musicale
Nina
Mattie Geiss
West Second Street
Muscatine
Burlington
Burlington Musical Club
Lssue
Burlington Gazette
Elizabeth Hammond
Chicago
Garrick Orchestra
Hammond
Jugend Verein program and officers election Tuesday evening
The fortnightly Jugend Verein meeting at the German Lutheran church basement will include the annual officer election and plans for dedications of the new school building. The program features devotional by Rev J Haefnar, poem by Ferdinand Foul, music by Miss Margaret Tuerk, and a German story by Miss Elsie Loge. Lunch at 6:16 pm. attendees to inform Miss Hse Will. Leaders include Mrs Anna Jepson.
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Jugend Verein
Churen
J. Haefnar
Ferdinand Foul
Margaret Tuerk
Elsie Loge
Young Waoyen’s Missionary Society of the
Furet Methodist Episcopal Church
Migs Hse
Anna Jepson
Nice Kind Railroads Guard Homeseekers
The Central Passenger Association warns home seekers that from February 1 stopover privileges on home seekers tickets will end at major hubs including Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Kansas City St Paul and Minneapolis. Officials say crooks and confidence men prey on travelers heading west and warn that stopping over in large cities leads to loss of money and meals.
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Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Tha
Associaton
Fleken Furniture and Ray Co Formed in Muscatine
Announcement today notes the organization last week of a new business concern named Fleken Furniture and Ray Co led by J. Pe Weken a longtime figure in the trade. In Muscatine Mr Ficken's father vow of Burlington Lat will return to Muscatine and George W.
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J. Pe Weken
Muscatine
Ficken
Burlington
George W
Wittichs Furniture Sale to Form New Company
Wittich brothers sell their furniture business to a new company after March 1. J F Picken resigns as Batterson Stores furniture manager to head the new firm. George W Wittich focuses on undertaking from Cedar Street building. H Z Ficken senior remains a senior adviser. The Wittich building will be remodeled to reflect the change in ownership.
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Wittich Brothers Hag
Buginssa
J. F. Picken
Batterson
My Ficient
Ficken
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Muscatine Court House
Moose Lodge
Redman Lodge
Atreet
Saiong
Muscaine
Commany
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Cedar Street
G. Ficken
J. F. Fick
Muscatine
Burlington
West Second Street
Furnitura
Wittiehsbultdine
and & Gom
En Furniture and Rug Company
Furniture New Fick
H. G Ficken
A. J. Frenzel
J. F. Ficken
Pamnonia
Quit Meat When Kidneys Bother Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement urges readers to stop eating meat when kidney discomfort occurs. It promotes a grape and lemon juice based remedy with lithia, claiming to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent kidney complications, touting inexpensive, safe,长期 traditional use.
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Noman
Jaya
Furniture firm names new head in Muscatine
Stockholders of the Furniture and Rug company announce Edwin Miller of Davenport Iowa will succeed Mr Ticken as head of the furniture department at the Bart Second Street establishment. Miller brings fifteen years of experience from the Fair store Davenport and more recently from Mrs McCase Rock Island. He will assume charge immediately and arrive in Muscatine on Tuesday.
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Edwin Mier
Davenport
Towa
Tickenay
Bart
McCase
Rock Island
Musratine
Battleship Cruise Ends as 5000 Navy Men Return to New York
The Mediterranean voyage of United States battleships ends with the Wyoming Arkansas Utah and Florida arriving in New York. Rear Admiral Charles J. Tadger leads the flagship Wyoming home. A North Dakota also returns, drawing naval interest as Tadger retires soon and the question of his successor looms. The ships may stay in port until after New Year unless Mexican tensions prompt a redeployment under Rear Admiral Pletcher.
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New York
N. Y
United States
New Yorke
Wyoming
Charles J. Tadger
Atlantic
Arkansas
Utah
Florida
Badger
Navy
Navy Department
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Milwaukee physicians balk at Wisconsin Eugenics Law
The Milwaukee County Medical Society will refuse to perform the required examinations and certify documents under the Eugenics Marriage Law, which passes by the last legislature and takes effect January 1. The decision was announced last night and justified by objections to the law’s provisions.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee County Medical Society
Reappointment of Clem ents Probable in Wilson Plan
Washington December 18 President Wilson virtually decided to reappoint Judson Clem ents of Georgia and a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission. He will announce the names to succeed the late John H Marble and Charles A Prouty.
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Washington,d. C
Wilson
Judson
Clements
Georgia
Interstate, Commerce, Commission
John H. Marble
Charles’ A. Prouty
Noted Pennsylvanian Will Lecture On Soil Fertility
A Pennsylvanian speaker will address the High school this evening on How God Made the Soil Fertile. The Senior class sponsors the second in a lecture series, expected to draw a large crowd after Karl Jansen’s success. The speaker’s life story includes restoring a worn farm and later advising Pennsylvania on soil improvements.
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Rovert
Karl Jansen
Pennsylvania
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