City boys sought for one week of news reporting
The Journal invites every town youth under 17 to join a one week reporting staff from December 18 to 26. Submit items from city life. one cent per accepted item with end of week prizes for the top contributor. Many local notices follow including residents at Lucas street, West Liberty travel, typhoid illnesses, and the note on Fulham avenue work and street improvements.
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The
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Pete
Local notes from Muscatine add events and arrivals
Conductor Cavanaugh led the Firefly today while Conductor Davenport takes vacation. Mrs. L. R. Stevens travels to Rock Island for several days with friends. Miss Jessie Gieger of Letts concluded a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Legler and returned home. Mr. and Mrs. George Platt and family depart for Boliver Tennessee to settle there. Jesse A. Childs of 1318 Sherman street received six Belgian hares from California. Misses Gretchen Legler and Sadie Smalley host a watch party at Legler home on December evening. Masons work on a brick pillar for the First National Bank to bear a new thirteen thousand pound safe. experts expected to install it. Santa Claus greeted children on East Second street. Townsend's Studio hosts him 7 to 9 p m. Stein's Music Hall drew a large crowd for Barney Ferguson in McCarthy's Mishaps with Bert Baker as Mich ael Mulligan. the show praised for high class music and acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cross
Grudgeon
Fruitland
E. H. King
West Liberty
Chas Cadle
John
Leo Greenway
Willie Laughlin
W. H. Rolff
J. M. Kempkes
Pella Fa
Franklin
Boone Street
William Clyde Ogden
Florence Dungan
Minnots City
East Hill
A. C. Hoffman
River View Addition
Will Moxley
Fryer
Fourth Street
John Hahn
Beepple
D. Smith
Frank Fisher
Muscatine
Third Ward
Weeks
New Era
Griffith
London Mills
C. Koehler
West Hill
Ray Reesink
Miss Gertrude
Victor
John Miller
Fletcher Avenue
John Freintz
Fulham Avenue
Tenth Street
Chestnut
John Blazing
Mary McLaughlin
Ninth
Cedar Streets
Gretchen Legler
Lada Smalley
Noll
Lucas Street
P. Fahey
West Seventh Street
Baker
East Ninth
Clara Korneman
Korneman
Huttig
St. Matthias School
M. E
J. H. Robertson
Oak Street
Lee Ewing
Vanatta
Snyder
T. Tompson
Anamosa
W. A. Colip
Wapello
Robison
East Fifth Street
Harry Dollarhide
Buffalo
G. M. Carlisle
B. McKay
Louie
Business
Mrs. Kennedy
Grandview
F. L. Kennedy
East Sixth Street
Mulberry
First National Bank
Stein
Music Hall
Barney Ferguson
Pentathlon contest at Y M C A ends with Hill winning
Night session draws about two hundred spectators as Bert Hill leads his team to a 170 to 137 victory over Bert Thompson. Events include pull up high jump hitch kick dip and relay potato race with strong showings byHill Chenoweth Ficken Richards Conaway Loose Bennison and Benni son. Skating at Brunner's pond and a surprise party for Helen Noll are also noted.
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Bert Hill
Bert Thompson
Hill
L. Kautz
C. Chenoweth
J. Ficken
Chet Richards
Thompson
R. Conaway
H. Ficken
P. Loose
F. Bennison
B. Hill
Chet, Richards
R. C. Thompson
Chet. Richards
Conaway
Dip. Hill
Chenoweth
Community Notices About Local Visits and Travel
Justice Detwiler has been well behaved as Christmas nears. Mrs. Fitzgerald and children return to St Louis after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Grelley. Ed Molis and family head back to Des Moines due to his mother’s death. Mrs Kuntz and Mrs Class return to Washington IA after Mrs Molis’s funeral.
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Justice Detwiler
Fitzgerald
Grelley
St. Louis
Ed. Molis
Des Moines
Kuntz
Class
Washington
Molis
Individual Scoring Leads Bert Hill in Evening Event
Bert Hill topped scoring with 61 points and set a 28 point hitch kick record of 6 feet 6 inches. John Ficken 48, Robert Thompson 37, Chet Richards 34, Fay Bennison 34, Paul Loose 31, C Chenoweth 21, Henry Ficken 19, R Conaway 12.
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Bert Hil
B. Hill
John Ficken
Robert Thompson
Chet. Richards
Fay Bennison
Paul Loose
Deutschman's Crockery Store Advent Bargain Column
Christmas gift shoppers can find Jardinieres, Choice China, knives forks and spoons and more at Deutschmans Crockery Store with a selection aimed at pleasing presents.
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Deutschman’s Crockery Store
Rainbow Display of Ornaments and Candy at Jack Radcliff
A rainbow display features Christmas tree ornaments in all kinds sizes and colors. The shop also offers a big stock of candy to complement holiday decor and lighting effects.
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Jack Radcliff's
Atlantic Coast Tourists Offer Puerto Rico Guided Trips
The American Tourist Association announces two escorted tours of Puerto Rico by rail carriage automobile and boat. Special Pullman cars depart Chicago January 17 and February 14 at 9 30 am linking with the Ponce and San Juan steamships from New York. Tickets include all expenses with no extras and cover rail steamer and sleeping car fares meals berths hotel bills transfers guides and interpreters. Beau Campbell directs A T A Chicago with itineraries maps and tickets via Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway agents.
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The
American Tourist Association
Puerto Rico
Chicago
Ponce
San Juan
New York
Beau Campbell
Marquette
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
Witness recalls lawyers as most inquisitive in cases
A witness in a murder case described the lawyers as the most inquisitive set of cases he ever did see. The remark highlights the lawyerly questioning intense scrutiny during the proceedings.
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C. B. Fuller
Parker
Giesenhaus
George Bodman
Cavanaugh
Davenport
Jessie Gieger
Letts
Jacob Legler
George Platt
Boliver, Tenn
Jesse A. Childs
Sherman Street
California
Sadie Smalley
Santa Claus
East Second Street
Townsend
Sports
Ben
Brunner’s
Helen Noll
Lewis Io
Lewis
J.B. Lewis Company
Boston, Mass
Nervita
Nervita Medical Company
Clinton and
Jackson Streets
Chicaco, Illinois
J. J. Havercamp and
McBride & Cope
Nome
J. W. Weidlein
Gen’s Real Estate and Immigration Act
Mull
Ana
Hal
Lee
Electric Light & Power Company
J. Linn Hoopes
West 2Nd Street
J. H. Lucke & Co
Peregoy & Moore
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Reid, Murdoch & Co
Illinois