Health Physician Advises Board Action to Prevent Trouble
J. Hackett, a health physician, advised the board to take specific measures to avert potential problems and maintain order. The recommendation underscored precautionary steps and official oversight.
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J. Hackett
Many Pillows to Be Sold Saturday
At a W R C meeting last evening plans were finalized for a pillow sale on Saturday December 21 at the Jackson building. Over 125 pillows will be offered with each woman of the corps pledging to make one. Some are on display at the Citizens Railway Light company. A noon lunch will be served.
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Jackson Building
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Attempted murder shocks Oquawka saloon scene
Bud Ditto proprietor of the One Horse Saloon was shot through a side window at 7 45 last evening and lies in precarious condition at his home. No clue or suspect has been found and the attacker remains unknown.
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Muscatine
Board of Health
Dr. C
Bud” Ditto
Oquawka
Ilinois
Ill
One Horse
Alexander Grossheim
St. Louis
Grossheim
John Woodburn
Clinton
Woodburn
Jonathan W
Burlington
Keokuk
Governor's Message Emphasizes Christian Life Work
The message states that the only life worth living is the Christian life and the main duty for anyone is to persuade others to adopt it. Cordially yours, E. W. Hoch.
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E. W. Hoch
Governor Hoch
The
Loyal League
Improvements At Grace Lutheran Church Reopened After Upgrades
Grace English Lutheran church at Iowa Avenue and Sixth Street was reopened after extensive improvements. Gas lines and a basement gas range were installed to help serve meals in the parlors. The auditorium was beautified with a new ceiling and repainted side walls while exterior woodwork was varnished. Rev H F Martin opened a series on The Duties of a Christian noting practical daily service and drawing a large crowd including new converts.
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Grace English Lutheran Church
Iowa Avenue
Sixth Street
H. F. Martin
God
Hoodgo Follows Local Man on Ow Trip
Hoodgo follows a local man on an ow trip through the city, tracing his steps and noting the journey. The report outlines a travel sequence with emphasis on movements through streets and neighborhoods.
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Hoodgo
Man OW Trip
Wilton Church Meeting Encourages New Converts and Prayer
Wilton reports a well attended Methodist church gathering with strong zeal from new converts. Dr. W. Cooling plans Texas holidays with Mrs. Cooling. several locals took short trips and visitors shopped in Muscatine as others returned from trips.
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Wilton
Methodist Church
Harper
H. L. Penney
J. Jepsen
L. N. Ayres
W. A. Cooling
Davenport
Mrs. Cooling
Midland
Texas
Muscatine
R. H. Schroeder
Lena Marticke
Harry Will
George Shatnit
Herman Jipp
Mabel Marshall
Belle Plain
C. M. Marshall
Harry Bernet
John Bernet
W. G. Johnson
Tipton
Chas. Wacker
Leonard Agnew
Jews Ordered to Leave Vladivostok Within Four Days
A dispatch from Vladivostok reports Jews must depart within four days while Jewish property holders were allowed eighteen days to liquidate assets. The note situates in St. Petersburg on December 18.
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Vladivostok
St. Petersburg
Record prices for Edison and Columbia music discs
Edison records offered at 35 cents each and Columbia records at 25 cents each, highlighting price points for popular music media.
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Edison Records
Columbia Records
Public sale at R H Mc Curley farm in Columbus Junction
W H Tedford and son Joe held a public sale at the R H Mc Curley farm. Residents and travelers noted include Rev and Mrs R D Pool delayed returning to Fairfield, H M Letts taking a Burlington train, and Verna Hoover returning home from Washington. Other local moves include visits to Muscatine Iowa City and Monmouth Ill while students prepare for Christmas vacation.
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Columbus Junction
W. H. Tedford
Joe
R. H
Frank Parsons
Iowa College
Ames
Railroads Prosper as Dividends Rise Across Major Lines
Directors of the Pennsylvania Company raise the dividend on west of Pittsburgh lines from 6 to 7 percent and declare a semi annual four percent. Panhandle line also posts regular semi annual dividends of 244 percent on preferred and 2 percent on common stock. New York Central declares a quarterly dividend of 11 and a half percent. The item also notes anti trust concerns and calls for reform while urging readers to read the Journal.
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Pladelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Panhandle
French warning on crowds and public opinion in democracy
A French writer’s critique of crowd influence warns that free expression and suffrage empower public opinion at the polls. The passage notes slick demagogues and a sensational muckraking press can inflame minds, inflaming class tensions and risking violent, inequitable outcomes.
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Jasper
Leslie's Weekly
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
Local ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a healing wonder for serious lacerations and wounds with no danger of blood poisoning. Sold by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store for 25 cents.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
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