Local residents visit relatives during the holidays
Walter Munson of Davenport and numerous others arrive in the city to spend Christmas and New Year with relatives. Several travelers from Osceola Green Bay Davenport and St Louis join local families, including Rev O W Carrell, Miss Stella Mooney and Miss Elsie Liubacher, with plans to remain through the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Munson
Davenport
Mulberry Avenue
Joseph Anson
Kansas City
Anson
West Fourth Street
W. S. Norton
First Nail Bank
J. R. Smith
Fella
Iowa
Cornelius Toohey
Green Bay
Wis
John A. Robbins
Tieal
D. M. Schoemaker
St. Louis
Erhel Davis
Osceola
J. B. Melerealding
W. Firth Street
Batavia
Lews
Adam von Dresky
Stella Mooney
Knapp
West Elshco Bleet
Clement
Welch
Muscatine
Sioux City
Michael Welch
West Seventh
Elsie Liubacher
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Eibacher
Christmas of Industrial Peace Commentary Continues
In a reflective piece the author argues labor has faced a moral awakening after the Los Angeles plot reveal. The text calls for a shift from violence to lawful action and asks whether capital will join in a renewed, more peaceful era of American labor relations. It suggests a utopian path guarded by mutual respect between labor and capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fils
Labor
Los Angeles
Avery Teasan
Tabor
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Erant Tt
Beautiful Art Work At Downtown Studio Display
A window at Oscar Grossholm studio on Second Street showcases attractive art with vivid flesh tones and life like tints. Palmer comments praise the airplay of colors and the exhibit compares favorably to Muscatine works. Herman Jipp of Wilton visited the city Saturday and returned home in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Grossholm
Haat Second Street
Palmersby
Muscatine
Herman “Jipp
Wilton
Christmas Charity Bags Bring Joy to Muscatine Families
Over two hundred hampers of food toys and caring gifts were distributed by the Elks and Salvation Army in Muscatine on Christmas Day. Captain William Miller directed efforts at 116 Walnut Street, with volunteers delivering baskets to needy families after screening applicants. The effort covered four wards with a dedicated Elks committee ensuring help reached those truly in need and included checks on written requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grownupa
Alika
Elks and Salvaton Army
Elke
Salvation Army
William R. Miller
Walnut Street
Ag Calla
Santa Claus
Elka
Salvation “Army
Miller
Elks
Joseph Yanatti
Tom Barnard
Dol. Hughes
John B. Reay
Fred Schmalz
Peter Whipplehauser
George Maurer
I Charles Hoofflin
Narrowly Averted Tragedy Hits Christmas Night
An unknown man was severely injured when struck by a car driven by Jackob Feper a Sheppard Sailor Bowser employee while crossing Fast Second Street near a street car switch. He received fifteen dollars for a new coat and his packages were left scattered on the street as the auto fled. A second accident narrowly avoided occurred near the same place when a woman with a child was frightened by a speeding touring car that mounted the curb and overturned the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Christma
Santa Claus
Jackob Feppera
Sheppard, Seller & Bowser Implement Company
Second Street
Recklena
Autolat
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Webster’s
Blanchard
He Sai
Webster's
Snyder
A. J. Weaver
Miss Tda
Willam Kaiser
Bauclaire
Wisconsin
Hls
John Keser
West Third Street
Barney & Berry
Union Hardware Co
Thompson Bros
Elks and Salvation Army
Christman
East Second Street
Uries
Websters
MO Ena
Websters New Standard Dictionary
Ment
Ji Publishing House
Arly
Muscatine Journal
Cop Journal
Journal of
Musea
Journal
Dictionary Dept
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