YOUR NAME IN GOLD SALE OF LEATHER GOODS
An advertisement from Reliance Mfg. Co. promotes all leather pocketbooks and a leather Kodak album with customers’ names embossed in 22K gold. Prices range from 50 cents to $2.00 postpaid, with free gold lettering offered as a promotional gimmick before Christmas. Orders accepted with coin, money order, or stamps to Star Bldg. in St. Louis.
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Kodak
Reliance Mfg. Co
St.Louis
Louisa Grand Jury Drawn For January 1915 Term
Wapello Iowa Dec 18 Grand jury to report January 4 at 4 oclock for the January term with listed jurors from Union Elmgrove Oakland Wapello Concord Marshall Morning Sun Grandview Pt Louisa Jefferson Columbus City Eliot and other townships. Petit jurors drawn to appear January 11 at 2 p m include names across Jefferson Wapello Grandview Morning Sun Columbus City and Pt Louisa townships.
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Wapello
Brent
E. G
Union Township
Enke
Chas
Elmgrove
Forbes
H. H
Oakland Township
Herrick
S. J
Jamison
R. D
Eliot
Lamb
I. T
Concord Township
Martin
John T
Marshall Township
McElhinney
C. A
Morning Sun
Rhyner
E. W
Grandview
A - Paris
F. E
Louisa Township
Winder, Percy
Jefferson Township
Whetstine
Columbus City
Louisa County
Berkhoff
Beane
Blaine
Bozman
Brady
Jess
Collins
J. A
Connor
BE. E
Grandview Township
Dvorak
Joe
Ernest
Elm Grove
Furnas
Geo
Grimm
W. C
Wapello Township
Huxley
C. C
Huff
Jarvis
Lang
H. E
Morgan
A. A
Miller
Otto
R. H
McWilliams
Newell
Nyemaster
Rex
O’brien
D. J
Louisa
Robertson
J. M
Swan
A. C
Smith
Adrian
Smith, Jas
Jacob
Toland
F. R
Weber
Wikert
Jnc
Walker
Woodruff
Ww. J
Wagner, Noah
Wheeler
N. Morning’ Sun
Young
Chas. E
G. R
Rock Island Rock Island Shops to Close for Holidays
The 1,500 workers at Silvis Rock Island shops will take an unsanctioned vacation. Orders issued yesterday require the entire force to be laid off before Christmas and not resume work until January 4. The duration is a customary holiday pause, not due to hard times.
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Rock Island
Authorize Purchase of the Stein Lots in Muscatine
City council approved a contract with S. G. Stein to buy property on West Second Street for 11,000 dollars at 5 percent interest, to be paid in semiannual installments with occupancy by December 4, 1915. Mayor cast deciding vote after tie on substitute. Also awarded service certificates to several veteran firemen and discussed Muscatine levee commission powers, cemetery lot pricing, Brenner’s Pond filling, and sewer objections.
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Haymarket
S. G. Stein
West Second
Collings Lumber
City Recorder
Daniel F. Sullivan
Watson
Bowen
Lemkay
Miller
Taylor
Heerd
Sullivan
Zeidler
Henry Wilmering
Excelsiors
Emil ‘Schultz
Eugene Horst
Wiliam Weismiller
William Horst
Hanley
Muscatine Levee
Young
Brenner
Board of Health
Alderman Payrolls and City Officials Listed
General funds of Muscatine include city payrolls for police and officials. Names such as J A Rowan police judge and W W Papes appear among several payments. numerous small disbursements to merchants, utilities, and service providers totaling a substantial payroll ledger. The list names multiple individuals, hose companies, and local businesses, indicating a detailed city wage and expense record.
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FL. Devitt
Aaa
Ottie Snyder
R. HE. Johnson
C. Schosmaker
Relief Hose Co
Rescue Hose Co
Champion Hose Co
Leslie Ju. Blakely
Alert Hose Co
Excelsior Mose Co
Otuscatine Lighting Co
Ruhs Paper Co. Ce
E. Powelankey
McQuesten Hdw. Co
Wiles & Adams
We.s
Yo TH Mundt
Fuller & Willer Co
Franklin
Thompson Bros. Co
Huttig Lor, Co
J. M. Cross
Scan
Cc. H. Spaethe
Aed
A. D. Swain
J.L. Wein
John Tillie
Police
Cemetery Fund Notice In Memory Of Herman Hank
Miscellaneous funds donation recorded for a cemetery honoring Herman Hank dated 22 February. Amount listed 36.50 currency.
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Herman Hank
Muscatine Ledger City Proceedings and Payments
A scanned report lists numerous local firm names and individuals connected to city finances, payrolls, and warrants. It records amounts paid, committee actions, and canceled bonds and coupons, noting expenditures from various Improvement Districts and a detailed examination of mayoral warrants.
Committee adjourns as D F Sullivan presides pro tem
The committee ends its session with no further business. D F Sullivan signs off as Chairman Pro Tem, bringing the meeting to a close.
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D. F. Sullivan
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Nour Tswendee
Louisa Grand Jury
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Lan
D. Keeler
Daven- Mort
Tee
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City Finance
Ald. Sullivan
Lemkau
Ald. Watson
General Funds
C. H. Spaethe
Iowa Telephone Co
Western Union Tel
G. A. Chaudoin
W. Hoffman
E. HE
Davidson
Detective Pub
Martin Meyers
Muscatine News Tribune Co. Journal Pub. Co
Baltimore
M. Skunk
Skunk
Naturel Skunly
Gordon & Ferguson
St.Paul
Gordon Pure Fur Law Furs
S. E
Kinsley
Muscatine Lighting
Barry Mfg
Levi Barnard
Carl Schreiber
Sue Schmidt
sOtte Schauland
Joe ‘Homeier
Florence Hamann
Hdw. Co
Wee Bond Bros
Des Reese Thompson Bros
G. Block Co
Weer Kopp &Son
G. Halbfass
J. R. Murray
Aeane
W.W. Papes
Ee Ween McColm D. G. Co
Hawkeye Pearl Button, Co
J.C. Coster
EF. A. Muscatine Lighting
Cleveland Vapor Light Co
Biutus
Gorts Road
J. Heerd
Collins Shbr. Co
Levi Barnard Fire
Town Tel. Co
Randleman. Bros
H. R. Bierman F
P. Zimmerman
Thompson Bros
W. G. Block
Standard Old.Co
W. J. Hartman
Bifers-Demorest
C. L. R. Heitz
Wm. Bokenkamp
Erowe
Huttig Lor. Co
Koehler
D. Goldsberry Niver. Iron Works Wnm
Bokenkamp
John Hoffman
Joe Laboda
Muscatine
Laboda City Hall
Impro
S. S
Journal
Henderson Drug Co
Second St
John van Gent Jr
Moscow
Henry Halin
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