City Officers File Regular Reports in Muscatine
Monthly summaries show Sexton records 14 burials in the period ending Dec 14 1906 with total cash of $1 933.50 turned to the treasurer. Marshal's collections list numerous accounts including fines and beer receipts amounting to about $1189.46 for the period. Police Judge reports numerous misdemeanor cases with total fines and costs around $414.50 paid to the city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sexton
Muscatine
Iowa
M. O. Neidig
Hans Mohnsen
Anheuser Busch Brewing Assn
Henry Benacler
Cheries Freeman
Dresky Bros
DVI. Suerte
Ios Isch
BOG Ae Leroy Sae
Alkakis
CSR
ESE Aine
Len
J. Cao
Martin Beck
Cus Ic
Aid Wlaceie
Georges Crippen
Francis Umlandt
Jane
Escece Ar
W. K. Leesen
Richard Anderson
Dee
Schoenhofen Brewing Co
Jake Steibling
City of Muscatine
City of
Grace Kane
Sis Hopkins
Pearl Larkins
Thomas Epenter
Gustav Weis
City Recorder
Monthly Report of City Finance Committee Dec 18 1906
City Recorder's Office releases the monthly finance committee report. Aldermen Knopp Eppel Holmes and Sander present. Knopp presiding. Bills examined approved and payable from General Fund appropriations including Po, Print, Police, city engineer, and various department app'ns. Total listed items amount to 315.00 plus payrolls and sundry costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder's Office
City Finance Committee
Knopp
Eppel
Holmes
Sander
Ald. Knopp
Gurney
Richards
N. Jackson el. Supply Co
the Detective Polishing Co
H. App
N. J. D. Fulliam
Niver Iron Works Co
Sy Spouoroten
Nica Cack
Bridge Fund
Mira Hershey Lumber Co
City Lumber Yard
Muscatine
First National Bank of Chicago
Ald
John L. Knopp
City Council rescinds action moving Lilly residence within fire limits
The council voided its prior permission for B. Lilly to move his Iowa avenue residence across the street to a lot he owns. Because the new site lies inside fire limits and is a frame building, the move was deemed unlawful and must be relocated outside fire limits. The matter was noted in a city finance committee adjournment with listed bills and fund references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lilly
Iowa Avenue
Fourth Street
Lilly
German Baptist Christmas Program Delights Sunday School
The German Baptist church hosts a Christmas night program at 7 o clock for Sunday school children. The event features organ preludes, multiple declamations and dialogues, songs, duets, and an address by the superintendent, followed by the distribution of presents and a closing collection and song.
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German Baptist Church
Mabel Othmer
Preist Dem Hern
Tilgner
C. F. Borchardt
Frieda Cartensen
Halleluja
Alice Tiederman
Ella Rickhoff
Hazel Brandau
Florence Wieshauser
Harold Tilgner
school—Von Dem Himmelsthron
C. Borchardt, Sr
Class
Louis Johnson
John Tiederman
George Schafer
Miss Taith Diapel
Weinacht
Gioken
Mabel Riethoff
Mrs. Kruger
Rethichem Babe
Edna and
Trene Schmidt
de Weinacht
Harold Brandan
Ein Weinacht
Grusz” Rosa
Elsa Kruger
Cecia Schott
school—Von Dem Lieben Christkind
Esther Miller
Viola Tilgner
Lillie Rickhoff
Florence Becker
Emma Schmidt
Heilig Abend der Mautter
Helen Carstensen
Karl Knetsch
Frances Tiederman
Louisa Kruger
Rev. Tilgner
Muscatine Marshal Reports Arrest Totals 1906 Summary
Monthly arrest report to Muscatine city officials shows a total of arrests for December. Larceny produced a jail sentence, assault and battery yielded jail terms and fines, intoxication led to jail time, with a handful of other minor entries and overall counts.
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Muscatine
City of
Phil Gosis
Street Commissioner Monthly Report for Muscatine 1906
Monthly report from Street Commissioner George Fuller to Muscatine Iowa mayor and council covers expenses and payroll through December 15 1906. Items include road district 557.33 grading fund 286.50 sewer fund 3.35 bridge fund 15.75 cemetery fund 18.80 totaling 3882.33 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Iowa
Northwestern announces Sweats to resign January first
Northwestern states B. J. Sweats division engineer at Boone will resign on January 1. Rock Island shops at Silvis boilermakers gain pay by two and a half cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Northwestern
B. J. Sweats
Boone
Rock Island
Silvis
Births and society notes from Illinois City Illinois
Joan First and wife welcome a baby boy born December 18. Ed Potter sale noted by E L Sheppard. Miss Ethel Tyler visits Muscatine. Dr Walker's Keokuk sister to stay weeks. Sejam and Morrow improving. Muscatine visitors include Sedam Reynolds Morrow Johnson and John. Hesler and Sutter went to Milan. M E church plans Christmas eve entertainment. Laflin Hare Whiteside and others hunted nearby.
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Illinois City
Joan First
E. L. Sheppard
Ed. Potter
Ethel Tyler
Muscatine
Dr. Walker
Keokuk
Charles Sejam
William Morrow
Peter Sedam
William Renolds
George Johnson
John
William Hesler
George Sutter
Milan
M. E. Church
Tom Laflin
William Hare
Rock Island
Whiteside
Moline
National Guard Annual Inspection Set for March and April
Iowa Adjutant General Thrift orders annual National Guard inspection between March 1 and April 30. Units must hold at least 50 enlisted men and achieve 90 percent muster at inspection, with recruits excused from drilling if time is short. Company C already over 50, with 56 men, and may attract more volunteers before encampment. Local schedule and headquarters review to be announced by the inspecting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa National Guard
Adjutant General Thrift
Oak Grove Notes Health, Sunday School Schedule
Oak Grove report states H Heselton is improving slowly while Lee Shields remains ill. Sunday school is planned at Spangler chapel next Sunday at ten o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
H. Heselton
Lee Shields
Spangler Chapel
Men of Responsibility Compromise By Inviting Information
An editorial line argues that responsible men avoid admitting errors yet may invite information and treat it as though concealed, suggesting a guarded approach to acknowledging mistakes and seeking data.
Stolen fur coat from Dav enport clothier during rush hour
Richter and Sons of Davenport report a valuable fur coat was taken Monday night amid busy trading hours. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing store security footage for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Richter & Sons, Clothiers
Davenport
Electric Bitters Marketed For Indigestion Cure
Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes Electric Bitters with claims to prevent and cure indigestion. The ad asserts a 90 cent price and guarantees results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamp
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Iswa Avenue
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J.D. Pulliam
See
Iowa Telephone Co
Sercertos
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W. H. Deutschman
Advance Gasoline Co
Huttig Bros
Bee Thompson Bros
Aadee
W. D. Goldsberry
Ose
J. A. Bartemeier
BCE
City Lumber Yard Gas & el, Lt
Citizens’ Ry. & Lt. Co
Wat- Se Ee
Cleveland Vapor Light Co
Fire Fund
Weinacht’s
Haiti
M. J. Flannery
George Fuller
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Arbuckles
Ariosa
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Arbuckle Bros
New York
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