Batterson Stores Offers Holiday Goods And Music
Calorie fireless cookers, popular music records, and holiday groceries fill Batterson Stores with bargains. Hirt & Fesler, Edmond Fulham, and Miss Helen Martin are among locals visiting or returning home for the holidays from Green Bay, Chicago, and Ann Arbor. Students Harold McKee and Miss Lian Kuhn travel from Culver Military Academy and Ann Arbor to spend Christmas with family. Grain of seasonal offerings includes five dollar bundles and 10 cent music copies, with Christmas turkeys and mince meat available by phone order.
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Batterson
Hirt & Fesler
Hershey
Dr. Clapp
Office Hershey
Steelalis
Missy Hattie Cullen
Green Bay
Wis
Muscatine
Edmond Fulham
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Harold McKee
J. S. McKee
West Third Street
Culver
Ind
Culver Military Academy
Batterson Stores
Helen Martin
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
J. T. Martin
Broadway
West Fourth Street
Tire & Wesler
Lian Kuhn
George J. Kuhn
West Wront Street
Mitch
Great Christmas Celebration Planned at Hare's Hall
Santa Claus will visit Hare's Hall in Muscatine next Sunday for a large Christmas celebration hosted by the Button Workers Union. Miss Katharina Finnigen oversees the event with hundreds of children expected. thousands of gifts were purchased in Chicago and local aid societies prepared doll clothes and candy sacks. A giant tree to be lit with incandescent lights will display many mitts and is supported by labor groups including the Women’s Trade Union League from Chicago New York and St Louis.
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Muscatine
Hare's
Button Workers Union
Juvenile Carders and Carriers Union
Katharina Finnigen
Chicago
Santa Claus
Women's Tridee Union League of
New York
St Younis
Toya
Committees Named by President White at National Conservation Meet
President John B. White of the 179 National Conservation congress unveils the ensuing year's committees. Executive panel includes Prof. Lea Warsham, J. Lewis Thompson, Walter H. Page, Dr. H. E. Barnard, Mrs. Philly N. Moore, with Gifford Pinchot and others as ex-officio members. Other panels cover Minerals, Child Life, Forestry, Lands and Agriculture, Homes, and related fields with various university and city representatives listed.
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Wangas City
Dfc
John B. White
National Conservation Congress
Sam
Lea Warsham
Atlanta
J. Lewis Thompson
Houston
Tex
Walter H. Page
World’s Work
H. E. Barnard
Indianapolis
Philly N. Moore
Federated Women's Clubs of
Missouri
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
B. N. Baker
Baltimore
Henry ©. Wallace
Toseah A. Holmes
Charles B. Yan Hise
Madisor
Wisi
I. C., White
Morgantown
W. Va
John Mitchell
Ben B. Lindsay
Beaver
Samuel M. Lindsay
Louisiana
H. 8. Graves
William Irving
Chippewawhs
George KK. Smith
St. Louis
Lands and Agriculture
L. WH. Baile
Carnell University
George ©. Condra
University of Nebraska
J. L. Snyder
Lansing
Mich
Charles §. Barrett
Union City
Source of Contamination Causes Lincoln Water Illness
A one inch pipe with an unknown direction released contaminated matter into Lincoln city wells, linked to a gastro intestinal disease outbreak. The well is closed and authorities remove the contagion source as health officials investigate the epidemic and typhoid deaths from August. Foley Kidney Pills offered as a kidney and bladder tonic.
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Tiincoln
Lincoln
Nebraska
By-Election in North Ayrshire Liberals Lose Seat
London reports the North Ayrshire by election results with Liberal MP A. M. Anderson seeking re election after being appointed solicitor general for Scotland. He is defeated by Conservative Captain D. C. Campbell by a 271 vote majority, reversing a 238 vote Liberal margin from the previous general election.
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England
London
House of Commons
North Ayrshira
Scotland
A. M. Anderson
K. C
D. C. Campbell
Anderson
Cold Officers Named Again in Local Button Workers Union
Oliver C. Wilson will act as business agent and several officers were re elected for another half year in the semi annual election. The old guard won with little opposition and the ballot count was kept secret. Officers named include President Red Reay Vice President Will Moody Secretary treasurer Dan Borgstadt Recording secretary Minnie Pattel. Executive committee members remained largely unchanged.
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Cers
Button Workers’ Union
Old Guard
Teporte
Thore
Oliver C. Wilson
Promive Nent
Red_ Reay
Will Moody
Dan Borg-1stadt
Minnie Paotel
Coupon Dictionary Gift Ad Promises Christmas Savings
A newspaper coupon promotion offers a flexible leather four dollar dictionary as a Christmas gift. By clipping six coupons from The Journal readers can obtain the book in a gift box for only the coupon cost plus a small distribution fee. The pitch emphasizes time and money saved.
College Cities Tourney Opens With Four Teams Competing
The twentieth annual intercollegiate chess tourney opens in New York with Harvard Yale Princeton and Columbia teams meeting at the West Side Republican club. Round one has Yale facing Scumble and Harvard taking Princeton, with each team of four players. Daily play runs until Saturday with intermittent recesses each day.
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New York
N. Y
Harvard
Yale
Sinceton
Columbia
West Side
Republican Club
Ing
Sclumble
Princeton
Wisconsin Defeats Beloit In Fast Basketball Game
Wisconsin won 20 to 12 over Beloit College in a fast basketball matchup. Beloit’s Mrs. notable play did not prevent the Badgers from securing the victory on December 21, delivering a decisive scoreline.
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Wisconsin
Beloit
University of Wisconsin
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Food du Lac
Theron Thompson
Hirt & Wester
C. E. Richard & Sons
Havercamp’s
Great Tree
Hare's Hall
Foley
A. W. Morgan
Liberata
Buiton
Union
Artics
Selz
Salz
Selz Royal Blue
Chamberlain
Fur Sale
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