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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1917

Page

6

Red Cross Hospital Supply Class Sees Large Week Donations

Donations for the Red Cross Hospital Supply and Comfort Division in Muscatine were unusually large during the week. Thirty-eight members and three visitors attended Wednesday and Thursday meetings, with three new members added at the business session. The week’s gifts included washcloths, baby clothes, linens, bed socks, shirts, blankets, quilts, and pillows from Arden and Stockton auxiliaries, with holiday break announced for the coming week.

Red Cross J. C. Eells Stockton Etta Marsh Ainsworth Elizabeth Foley Arden Ruth McDonald Charles McBride Anna Lucas McGreer Jennie Mckee Conesville Lottie Te Strake Gertrude Holtz New Rapid Society Anna Johnson McKee and Bliven Company Arden Auxiliary Stockton Auxiliary

Farnum Battles Path to Fame in Fight Scene

William Farnum, noted as the fighting man of the screen, faces Walter Law in The Heart of a Lion. Law, a 225 pound, 6 ft 1 in actor, matches Farnum’s rugged style in a planned “hammer and tongs” bout. The Fox production eyes a top photoplay fight, shown at the A-Muse-U next Tuesday and Wednesday.

Atlal William Farnum William Fox Farnum Walter Law Law

Serbian mission received today with ceremony in Washington

A Serbian military mission arrived in Washington with ceremony. Brigadier General Wheeler and a party of American officials led by Secretary Lansing met the commissioners. The mission was later received by President Wilson who was presented with an autograph letter from King Peter.

Washington Serettary Lansing Wilson Peter

Christmas Time Commemoration at German Congregational Church

Christmas will be observed at the German Congregational church Sunday evening with a program commemorating the birth of Christ. The event features organ prelude, Sunday School song, prayers, choir selections, readings, recitations, violin solo, and a Bethlehem King selection, concluding with a benediction.

H. Rodé Mrs. Benninger Fern Kindler Harl Pilgrim Albert Edward Benninger Bathlehem King—— Choir

Dark Nights at City Hall Limit Boulevard Lighting

City hall square will be darkened two days a week to aid fuel conservation. Muscatine Lighting Co. says it cannot furnish boulevard lights on Sundays and Thursdays per a Garfield directive. The building and street lighting remain normal on other nights, with no charges for off nights. The issue was referred to the lighting committee with power to act.

City Hall Muscatine Lighting Company I. S. Dewey Tuel Garfield

Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa Records

Probate notice announces hearing for Alliam Pate’s will in Muscatine County on January 8 1918. Any interested party may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Also mentions the clerk and attorney involved and date December 20 1917. Jackies receive pay at Great Lakes Training station totaling 60000 to be paid by January 5 for Christmas furloughs.

Muscatine County Alliam Pate A. J. Vous District Court Said County A. D Muscatine R. G. Tipton M. Rosenberger Juckies Cassociated Press Chicago Jackies Great Lakes Jackies Eorker

Muscatine Board of Health meets December 1917 notes

City Board of Health convened in regular session with Mayor McNutt presiding. Aldermen Van Krog and Hathaway present, Acting City Engineer Tewksbury, Street Commissioner Allen also on the roll. no absences. Reports from City Food Inspector Dr Tillie and Health Physician Dr Weaver reviewed and approved for filing.

City Board of Health Wis Mayor McNutt van Krog Hathaway Allen Tewksbury Ald Board of Health Recorder A. G. Bestenlehner County Board of Supervisors Tillia Harry Coyner L. J. Norton Negus Bros Hth W. Funelli Nabor Bros Nabor Bingelli Schweddel Bros Big Stein & Woods Hunt Bros Tamenga P. Bissisi Joe Manjoine Mike Manjoine John Tillie Tewkksbury A. J. Weaver Muscatine City of Towa

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Advertised by Henderson Drug Co

A Muscatine man who suffered 13 years with colic and liver trouble credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for dramatic relief after one dose. The ad claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucous and inflammation of the digestive tract and warns of a money back guarantee.

Muscatine Mayr Henderson Drug Co

City Health Report for 1917 Mortality and Births

The report notes births and deaths for the month, with 28 total city burials and 2 removed for burial. It records 13 chicken pox and 4 whooping cough cases placarded, and lists quarantines and complaints including gas. Aldermanic actions include sewer connection instruction at 8rd and Walnut and adjournment of the meeting. A. B. Caple, Clerk City Board of Health.

Greenwood St. Mary’s State Board of Health A. J. Weaver Ald. van Krog Tewksbury Hathaway Manjoing 8Rd Wyalnut van Krog Allen van Ixrog

Iowa Wrestler Becomes Private in Army

Camp Dodge Ia Dec 21 Harl Gaddock of Anita Iowa claimant to the worlds wrestling championship is now a full fledged private in the national army He was sworn in late yesterday and donned the uniform today attached to the divisional headquarters troop Gaddock was in the draft incre-

Camp Dodge Harl Gaddock Anita Iowa Caddock

City Council Votes To Dismiss Two Long Pending District Cases

City council meets to table further action on two district court cases involving Wallace Norton for a vicious dog and Charles Schulte for intoxication after key witnesses vanished. The session also defers a White street Grade plan and passes an alley grade in a nearby block. Police log records eighteen arrests and fifty three lodgers for the period, with the treasury reporting 107349.95 dollars. Alderman Miller blocks an investigation into an altercation between Officer Miller and L W Lang editor of the local socialist organ.

Clifford Oak Streets Meyers Rock Island Streight Dillaway Buell Streets Thompson Wallace Norton Charles Schulte

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