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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1917

Page

10

Liberty Club Adopts Articles in Muscatine County

The Liberty Club formally adopts articles of association, constitution, and by laws to unite patriotic Muscatine county residents. A 28 member board will govern, with directors elected annually and officers forming the executive committee. Membership open to any county citizen on director recommendation. first member list expected soon.

New Liberty Campaign Club Muscatine County United States Specia Ismext Muscatin

Coal Shortage Crisis Hits Gotham As Cold Worsens

New York reports a severe coal shortage with half of the yards empty and unheated tenements and factories forced to shut down. Fuel administrators race to release thousands of tons tied up at Tidewater, as public halls and institutions feel the pinch. Mrs. Daniel Cover of Quincy Illinois arrives to visit her niece, Mrs. Charles Herndon, at 212 West Sixth Street.

C Associated Prada Wireo New York Daniel Cover Quincy Illinois Muscating Charles Herndon West Sixth Street

Pleasant Prairie Christmas program planned by students

The Pleasant Prairie school plans its annual Christmas program at Pleasant Prairie hall Tuesday at 7:46. Under Mies Gertrude Muller, the event features recitations, songs, and dialogues by Primary pupils and staff, with Velma His at the organ. The program includes many named pupils and segments like Santa, The Star Spangled Banner, and The Book Agent. The article also notes charitable donations by St Patrick's church and the local district's war fund quota.

Pleasant Prairie School Pleasant Prairie Hall Mies Gertrude Muller Toacher Benny Flag Harold Plevt June Stormer Raymond Miller Ruth ‘Teitsch Edawin Watham Inez Sissel Cladys Reeves Willie Lisa Miller Mary Jenkins Ralph Stormer Walton Baker Harold Plett Walter Baker Alice Jenkins Pilgrim Maid Tianche Almann Tal Iney Sissel Ther Thomsen Tommhy Wathen Velma His C. Fund Journal Towa City Las

Farm Sales Notice From Musralino State Bank

The Musralino State Bank announces farm sale details with a promise of satisfaction guaranteed. Advertisement highlights potential sale opportunities for farmers seeking financing or asset transactions.

Musralino State Bank

Soldiers Thank Local People For Magazines

A letter from Private J. William Francis Co. Mist Regiment U S Infantry now abroad in France thanks Park Avenue residents for magazine donations. He notes receiving a bundle from Mastine Iowa and urges readers to continue sending magazines and stamps to support expeditionary forces. The Journal publishes the letter to encourage public generosity and ensure the effort reaches the troops overseas.

Sd, Metzger Park Avenue J. Wiliam Trancis Co Mist Regiment U. S. Infantry Wranco Mase Tine Iowa France Mus Cating Metager

Concert Draws Large Crowd at Grace Lutheran Hall

A large audience attended a Schmidt Music Company benefit concert at Grace Lutheran Parish Hall for the Sunday school piano fund. The program opened with Suppe Port and Peasant, featured Havel Kenath-Lincoln in a Godard Fourth Mazurka, and included Harry Maher’s My Own True States and Ted reader recitals In Morning Glow and Chums.

Havel Kenath-Lincoln Godard Harry Maher Ted

The Dutchman's Version of War Delights Local Audience

A mellophone solo by Hermann Schmidt a flute solo by Julius Schmidt and a violin solo by Carl Schmidt drew praise with orchestral accompaniment. The audience sang The Star Spangled Banner as the orchestra closed with a medley of war songs. The proscenium arch featured chrysanthemums and ferns.

Hermann Schmidt Julius Schmidt Carl Schmidt

Red Cross Week Designated in Iowa by Governor

Des Moines Iowa December 15 Governor W L Harding issued a proclamation naming December 16 to 25 as Red Cross membership week urging all Iowans to participate. He asked families to unite by Christmas night to show every member belongs to the Red Cross. Bridge Endangered Town City Ia December 15 The Rock Island railway bridge over Town river has burned twice recently. Fire department put out each blaze with Bebcock s aid, minor damage. Origin unknown. flying cinders suspected.

Des Moines W. L. Harding Red Cross J Iowa Town City Tock Island

Red Cross Membership Drive Plans District Reach

A district wide Red Cross drive headed by Dr A Petersen aims to enroll every factory and business, with booths at post offices and shops. A vigorous educational campaign precedes visits, with speakers, appointing a member from each establishment, and service flags lit at night. Muscatine County targets 15 000 members from a statewide goal of one million, with one dollar fees split between local needs and the national society.

Cross Avery Mace Arge Muscatine County Red Cross Chapter National Society

Congressman Tinkham Injured In Monte Grappa Auto Mishap

Associated Press dispatch from Italian headquarters reports Congressman George H. Tinkham of Boston survived a mountain auto accident while visiting Monte Grappa. The vehicle skidded 20 feet, turned twice, and wrecked. Tinkham and other occupants escaped with minor injuries. The chauffeur was seriously hurt but not fatally. The congressman, an early American artillery opponent of Austria, received slight injuries and was treated by a military surgeon.

Associated Press Italy George H. Tinkham Boston Monte Grappy Prises Tinkham Austin

U S Engineers Wounded by Shell Behind British Front

Two American railway engineers were wounded by a bursting shell while working behind the British front in France. The shell struck a pile of picks and shovels and other tools, according to reports received today.

Associated Press France

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Liberty Club Doiyauso Gotham Grace Hattheran Dutsic Xinas Misc Kohler & Campbell Kourer Camppere Sehibidt Music Cariaseatina, Ae Masquota King Bond Monarch Black Prince Albert Herm Gremmel RED Cross Red Gross Jims Bach U. S SHELL GEO. Kranz & Son Freers Tire & Battery Works Christmas Savings Club
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