Local readers visits and holiday notices in Ames city
Local news lists residents traveling for holidays and returning home. Names include Miss Marjoria Goodman Miss Mildred Townson and Charles Logan with Lloyd Zeus home from Ste University Iowa City. Mrs Pred Hap King 18 Nyonhula stereo and Clement J Welch Denison Ia appear among various personal notices.
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Marjoria Goodman
Aolidaya
Ames
Charles Logan
Lloyd Zeus
Ste University
Iowa City
Mildred Townson
Wonen
Morningside College
Towa City
Archira
S. Penteer
West Chird Street
Lipton
Musted Haa
G-A
Hank
Ottipg
Plussou
Ady
Samuel Kloxey
Emma Jolson
Herman L. Relat
Kathryn Wi. Thomas
Best Attendance Record by Floom School Students
The county reports the best attendance and punctuality record this year by Floom School taught by Miss Gertrude Gettanbach. December saw no pupil tardy or absent as the only county school with 100 percent punctual attendance. Notice Ayanda. A special meeting of Town Lodge No 2 is set for tomorrow evening at 7:30 for third degree work. visitors welcomed. Also thanks extended to neighbors and friends for kindness shown to Mrs Maury Paterson and family.
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Bradley
Floom
Gertrude Gettanbach
Turing
Ayanda
Town Lodge No. 2
W. I
Welding repairs and machine installed at local shop
Journal want ads announce Wael terhouss Welding Machine installed offering repairs for cast iron, brass, aluminum, steel or iron. Gans 2% specialty. Also parts for Ford car. Address Monterevele, 412 Walnut St. Phone 734-10.
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Ford Car
Bondi Gres
Juvenile Court Clears Docket In Local Cases
Judge L J Horan disposed of all juvenile cases today as the county clerk’s office filed and recorded a large batch of orders. Several youths were returned to parental custody with court jurisdiction retained for further orders. others saw dismissals or continuances as the court summarized dispositions for Russell Olds Wil Townsend Sutton Lena award Micha el Carpenter William McGinnis Francis Florence Lawrence Tompson Truth Jones Ida Foster Madge Foster Noy Foster Gladi a Flood Clement Berg Feddie William Chatterton Robert McGuagher Harold Besham and Ireddie Robert Bratwer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Horan
McKee
Russell Olds
Wil Townsend Sutton
Hugo Berry, Jr
Lena Award
Miabel ‘Carpenter
Willam McGinnis
George
Willaw Koepping
Francis
Florence
Lawrence Tompson
Tate
Truth Jones
Ida Foster
Madge Foster
Noy Foster
Gladia Flood
Clement Berg
Hts
Feddie
Wiliam Chatterton
Robert McGuaghey
Harold Besham
Ireddie
Robert Bratwer
Ice Harvest Expands Jobs With 150 Men Employed
The ice harvest began today with a large force of workers. About 60 men are employed by the Bifers company and a similar number by the Rosenmund and Kuebler Ice company. Several other crews are harvesting ice, bringing total employment to about 150 men and easing local unemployment.
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Bifers Company
Rosenmund and Kuebler Ice Company
Stone Named to Succeed Bryan in Cabinet
Washingloe December 25. Political rumor claims W J Bryan will resign as Secretary of State and Senator William Joel Stone of Missouri may replace him. Stone, as Senate Foreign Relations chair, backs current foreign policy and could win southern votes amid attacks on Mexican policy. Texas governor Colquitt’s outburst heightens push for electoral votes.
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Washingloe
W. J. Bryan
Wiliam Joel Stone
Missouri
Stone
Hilum
Senate Foreign Relations
Bryan
Colquitt
Texas
Quality and Quantity Behind The Spotters Production
Wu and Solig gave carte blanche to secure best results for Rex Beach’s The Spotters. Colin Campbell staged precise photography, totaling 799000 frames from Washington to Nome. The film promises strong action, authentic atmosphere, and lively scenes. It will play three days at Muscatine Palace Theatre beginning Sunday in December with shows at 2:20 pm, 7:00 pm, and 9:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Beach
Solig
Colin Campbell
Washington
Nome
Chile
Muscatne
Palace Theatre
Matsneg
Jguceg
Refugees aboard American vessel amid Med battles
The Red Star liner Finland returns from the Mediterranean with four naval officers from the cruiser North Carolina. War tensions rise as Turkish authorities protest, panic hits Beirut missionaries, and stowaways are removed at Naples. North Carolina officers map routes around Africa American missions in case of mutiny.
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New York
Finland
Mediterranean
North Carolina
Henry C. Mmugtin
Liew
Richmond
Santley
Patrick N. L. Holligger
Qnalen Wadlelyn Capenart
Naples
Font
Turkey
Surkey
Beirut
Sismal
Replevin Shipment of Bedford Stone Case Filed
James H Eldon and Hoadley Stone Co. seek writ of replevin against Muscatine North South railroad and others for 1100 pieces of Bedford stone valued at 260 dollars withheld over a dispute over ownership and possession sought by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H.eldon
Hoadley Stone Co
Muscatins North & South Railroad
Panama Incident Explains Wireless Use in Canal Waters
AP dispatch from Washington reports British Minister clarifies alleged neutral wireless use by a British collier in the Panama Canal Zone. The ship received a radio from outside the three mile limit. the captain did not reply and attempted to forward through the American port captain. The American consul refused passage and sealed the wireless gear as the ship left. The incident prompted American naval ships to safeguard canal neutrality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
Pandme
Slinarion Ag
Cann Zone
Canal
Three Mile Init
Whitt
Coasul
Panama
Canal Zone
Jumps Board Bill Gets Fifteen Days
Ivan Stebbins eighteen at present was jailed for fifteen days for jumping a board bill at the home of Mrs. David Carr last January. He appeared before Judge Coster and received another fifteen day sentence to start after completing his first term tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Stebbins
Coster
David Carr
United Mine Workers Official Accused of Arms Spending
Robb national organizer for the United Mine Workers spent between 200 and 400 dollars of union funds for arms in the week before the Chandler mine attack. Stobb testified at the trial of seven ex-strikers charged with William King’s murder in the Chandler battle of April 26, 1914. He denied inciting strikers to organize for the attack.
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United Mine Workers
Caracollated
Canon City
Colo
Robb
United Mine Workers of America
Chandler
Stobb
William King
Atrikera
Vaudeville Actor Dies After Scaffolding Accident
Dickenson, a well known vaudeville performer, died in a hospital after being struck on the head by a falling scaffold as he passed the new Hotel Mublebach. One worker was fatally hurt and four others seriously injured. Dickinson had come to take part in the new theatre’s opening night. Walter Kinfentach spent Sunday with Inieodd at Otluwa.
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Prosa
Kangts City
Walter
Dickenson
MuBlebach
Dickinson
Wedded November 4 Kept Secret
Local friends learn Jacob Krieg and Irene Buckey were secretly married at Bu Matthina rectory by Rev. F. J. Leonard two months ago. Irene is daughter of James Hickey, Sr., and Jacob Krieg is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Krieg of 600 East Tenth Street. Sister of the groom Willian Axsel and James Hickey Jr. attended the ceremony. both well known locally.
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Jacob Krieg
Irene 3Uckey
Bu Matthina
F. J. Leonard
Hhey
James Hickey
John Krieg
East Tenth Street
Willian Axsel
James Hickey, Jr
Bere Vice
Supervisors From Two Counties Meet On Drainage District No 13
A joint meeting of the Mussatine and Lowisa county boards of supervisors convened in the county building court room to revise assessments in Drainage District No 13. Attending were Engineer Jace Larmon Attorney OG Weaves of Wanollo and Attorney J. J. Seerley of Burlington, plus numerous landowners alleging unequal assessments. The session is expected to extend into tomorrow with many claims for equalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussatine
Lowisa
Real Men for the National Guard
Major General John F. Ryan, commander in chief of the New York National Guard, announced the disbanding of the Twenty second regiment. It will form two battalions of engineers as he touted a shift from recruiting dancers to athletic, dependable fighting men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Miajor
John FF. Ryan
New York State National Guard
Aoldiere
Society Omri sumas Dinner at Dresky Home
Mr and Mrs Richard Van Dresky hosted a Christmas dinner on Friday for thirteen guests at their West Servench residence. The decorated home featured holly and poinsettias and unique place cards with verses guiding guests to gifts, followed by a cheerful gift hunt. Out of town guests included Mrs Gladstone Rita May Gladstone Earle Clove Davenport Mrs S M Overholt and daughter Marie and Master tea Columbus Junction Ta.
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Omrisumas
Answon Dresky
Richard van Dresky
West
Wireel
Sirs, Gladstone
Rita May Gladstone
Earle Clove
Davenport
Vella Gladstone
West Liberty
S. M. Overholt
Marie
Master Tea
Columbus Junction
Sorosis Club to Meet With the Misses Erb
The Misses Sue and Mira Erb will host Sorosis members at their home on West Fourth Street. The decorated venue features Christmas bells poinsettias and holly. A holiday table display and miniature Christmas trees will charm guests as pastimes are organized for a jolly evening.
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Sorosis Clu
Erb
Sue
Mira Erb
Sorosis Club
Thetr
West Fourth Street
Tres Moutarde Club
Misa Lucile Narvia
Weat Fourth Street
Engagement Announced for Former Muscatine Man
Friends report the engagement of Mary Ethel Belter of Poughkeepsie to James Silvernell of Poughkeepsie. The notice lists his mother Mrs Herman Belter of 942 Lindens Street and his former Muscatine residence. It also notes several local club Christmas parties hosted by Lucile Narvia and Cora Angersbach on West Fourth Street and Dow Avenue.
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Muscatine
Marry Ethal
Herman Belter
Lidns Street
Poughkeepsie
Hanel Silvernat
Morgan’.J. Silverneil
Garden Street
New York
Villa Forces On March To North
Naco Arizona December 23 The retirement of Governor Jora Maytorena s Villaistas from the siege of Naco Sonora has made Naco safe for the time being from stray Mexican pullets. Permanent safety for border towns depends on further conferences Brigadier General Hugh L Scott will hold with the Sonora factional leaders Washington s answer to Scott s plan may determine success of neutral border strip idea Hill s Carranzaistas control routes to Maytorena s camp ten miles southeast of here General Scott promised safe conduct through Hill s headquarters Indiang On Fraud Associated Press Leased Wire On Board U S San Diego California December 28 Yanqui troops from the mountains attacked Torres La Colorado north of here yesterday no lives lost but foreign consuls have asked Governor Maytorena to send troops to take charge
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NATO
Naco
Ariz
Jora Maytorena
Sonora
Mede Naco
Nafa
Hugh L. Scott
Washington
Fuid
San Diego
Gusymas
Mex
Nec
Cal
Torres la Colorado
Baytorena
Gilesburg Girl Recites 1000 Bible Verses at Contest
Helen Lynn, a 10 year old from Gilesburg, recited 1080 Bible verses to win first prize at the annual church contest. Lora Morehead placed second with 738 verses, surpassing the previous record of 635 verses set earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilesburg
Lenard
Galenburr
Helen Lynn
Lora Morehead
League games resume with Garman M E and Musserville teams
The Sunday league resumes with Garman M E clashing with the speedy Baptist team while Musserville Midgets attempt to stop the Presbyterians tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sela
Garman M. E
Baptist
Musserville
Presbyterians
Arm Fracture Sinks Student in Boxing Accident
Harry Glick, a State University student, fractured his left arm while boxing at UT NC A afternoon. He clipped and fell on the floor while sparring, fracturing the arm between the wrist and elbow and was taken to Dr KE Falliam's office for treatment.
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Harry Glick
The
State University
UT. N.C. A
Glick
KE. B. Falliam
Joseph Fish on trial again for arson charge
Joseph Fish, a 1 million fire insurance adjustor, who was acquitted of arson on Christmas Eve, faced another arson charge in Chicago. Twelve jurors were sworn and the case adjourned for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eapueran Wire Cassociated Press
Chicago
Joseph Fish
Brit Motor Car Co and Writ Sales Co Bankruptcy
Detroit based Brit Motor Car Co and Writ Sales Co filed revisions in bankruptcy. Liabilities total about 281283 dollars with assets of 652533 dollars. The sales company's mobilities are listed at 234305 dollars in liabilities and 256 dollars assets. War induced business decline cited as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erit Motor Car Company
Towie Wall
Cassociated Press
Detroit
Mich
Brit Motor Car Co
Writ Sales Co
Motor Sale Company
Advertising as the merchant’s best salesman in hard times
An eminent authority warns merchants against cutting ads during poor business. He argues advertising is the business sign, more powerful than location, and must stay on the workflow day and night to work. He cautions against saving the expense, calling it essential insurance against loss.
Flannel Shirts Offered In Varied Styles And Sizes
A local shop advertises flannel shirts in sizes 14 to 18 with prices from 1.00 to 5.50. Colors listed include Blue Brown Khaki Grey and Grey Black Striped. French Flannel for street and business wear priced at 2.00 from Two-Twelve East Second St.
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East Second St
Children Warned Against Coasting In Street Cars
City police chief Fred W. Gottman issued a warning after two incidents involving children coasting on public streets. Victor Hine was cut under the right eye while sliding on Eighth Street, and Fryermuth ran into an automobile owned by Dr. Erjk Tyler at the Front Street and Eighth Street intersection. None of the injuries were serious, but officials fear more serious accidents if care is not taken. Joe Wine was treated at the Barnard home on East Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Fottman
Tus
Victor Hine
Eighth Street
Fryermuth
Er Jk. Tyler
Pius Street
Front Street
Jit Joe Wine
J. Carl Barnard
East Eighth Street
Fire destroys Wapello home in early morning blaze
Wapello Iowa December 28 fire destroyed the home of Millard Archibald early Sunday morning. An overheated stove is blamed for the blaze. The dwelling was fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Towa
Millard Archibald
Consul Arson Fiend Burns His Home
San Francisco December report says Fernandez Somoza Vivais a 48 year old Honduran consul general accused of arson after a fire at his residence. Firemen found the house sprinkled with oil and turpentine. He pleaded immunity from prison citing his consular position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honduras
San Francisco
Fernandes Somoza Vivais
Republic of Mondur- 48
Appleton May Seek Representation in Wisconsin Illinois League
Appleton may join the Wisconsin Illinois baseball league next year after a meeting called by the Elue club. President Jorey offend will decide whether to send a representative to the Milwaukee meeting tomorrow.
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Sonsin City
Associated Press
Ampleton
Wis
Capitalist Burned Deaths in Florida Home Fire
A retired Baltimore capitalist Henry Alvey his wife and three children perished when their Winter Haven Florida home burned today. Fire destroyed the house near here causing the fatal blaze and trapping the family inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Associated
Winterhaven
Fla
Henry Alvey
Christmas Visits and Local Travels in Columbus Junction
Mrs B Rogers and son Norrison visited Christmas at the H M Robarts home. Mr and Mrs J T McCormick of Columbus City visited at Cone on Christmas with their son Will. Mr and Mrs E B Orris of Wilson returned home after a visit at the Orris home. Mrs CHM Ross and daughter Frances left for Moline Ill to visit Frank Schwarde and then Aurora Ill to visit Ross sister. Mrs Orpha Chrysler Miss Pauline Chibak of Ainsworth visited with Hazel Ramer. Marty Robertson home from Washington for Christmas. Earlis Shaver visited his parents at Christmas. Mrs Nancy Wagner of Cone visited in town Saturday. Miss Tracey Lowe returned to Cedar Rapids after visiting her mother Lena Lowe east of town. Mr and Mrs L Voptroubck went
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Columbus Junction
Janec
B. ©. Rogers
Norrison
H. M. McRobarts
J.T. McCormick
Columbus City
Cone
Will McCormick
E. BE. Orris
Wilson
Orris
Irs
Ross
Frances
Moline
Jil
Frank Schwarde
Aurora
Rirs
Orpha
Chrisyer
Pauline Chibak
Ainsworth
Hazel Ramer
Marty Rovertson
Hame
Washington
Earlis Shaver
D. KK. Shaver
Nancy Wagner
Waas
Tisiter
Tracey Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Lena Lowe
Local Social and Sports Notes From Columbus Junction Area
Saturday evening visits as relatives dropped in. Rev. R C Sherrard preached at the United Presbyterian church. Wapello visitors included J G Baker and Curtis and Hendrickson. Town basketball team played Lone Tree, winning both games. Other locals: Miss Lizzie Hughes arrives from Cedar Falls. Morris Marshall improving after Bellevue hospital stay. Mrs M D Hanft hosts Christmas dinner. G T Rinehart visits from Summerton Ohio. Mrs M Summers caring for Mrs Williams after a fall.
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Solan
R. C. Sherrard
Waterloo
United Presbyterian Church
J. G. Baker
Wapello
G. J. Lischer
Sophis
Wapella
Mediapatis
Curtis
Waella
A. Reiley
Hendrickson
T. W. Hendrickson
M. Summers
Letts
Ehe Ia
L. A. Williams
Carl
Geo. Oak Kes
Tale Pierce
Hill Patton
Wary Cobb
Columbus Junction
Morris Marshall
Bellevue Hospital
Lizzie Hughes
Cedar Falls
W. HK. Hughes
J. A Eanft
Allen
Franc Sigafoos
G. T. Rimehart
Summerton, O
Matilda Rinevart
M. D. Hanft
B. H. Shearer
Hale Hanft
John Hanft
Charles
New York Stock List highlights major rail and industrial names
The page lists prominent stocks and companies including American Smelting and Refining, American Sugar refining, American Tel and Tel, Canadian Pacific, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Great Northern, Interborough-Met, Missouri Pacific, Norfolk and Western, Reading, Union Pacific, Western Union, New York Central, Pennsylvania, and others. It also presents St Louis grain market cash quotes for Wheat and corn with varying bid prices and standard grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameri American Smelting
American Sugar Refining
American Tel. & Tei
Atsconds Mining Co
AtchiFon
Atanue Codat
Hiner
Balaimoare i Obie
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chassocicked& Ono
Gienga
North Western Shienzo
Mil
Salorads Fuel & Iron
Aera Salorada
Nelaware & Studson
Neaver & Rie Grande
Norfolk & Western
Pacife
Pennsylvania
Reading
Fock Island Ca
Southern Pacific
Rombhera Rails
Union’ Pacific
United States
Ags
Stee
Wabisa
Western Union
New Haven
Minneapolis Grain Market report summary
Consociated Press records grain prices in Minneapolis with wheat futures Dec and May around 1.21 to 1.24 dollars, No 1 northern and No 2 northern bids near 1.22 and 1.19, corn No 2 yellow about 0.62 and No 3 white near 0.47, with flax around 1.07 and 1.60 in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Shoes On Sale for All Families at Special Prices
Notice shows a local sale of dress and work shoes for all ages with leather and rubber models. Emphasizes long wear, best quality, and a guarantee. Limited stock in a small shop with free show tickets and reasonable reprinting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. BS. Mark
Ry, Butler
John Butter
West Fifth Street
Floix
Sibley
Will
Mea
Willam Cursman
Peocht
Tattas
Pred Hap- King
Nyonhula Stereo
Mantle Ruthentere
Central Wesleyan College
Warrenton, Mo
Mra
Willkam Ruthenbers
Laat
Igih Street
Clement J. Welch
Denison
Mr. Welch
Benjamin Sallinger
Suor Court
Tom Dondon
Adams Station
Maury Patorsen
Journal
L. Horan
Tripoli
Athens
Prrvormer
Walter Kinfentach
Inieodd
Otluiawa
Irene
Anagunc'iug
National Guard
Ryan
Cora Angersbach
N. B. HL Club
Ier
Dows Avenue
Joseph Wish
Inguranes Adjustor
Amoin Tin
Auto Fret
Rae
New York Stock List
AGT
St. Louis
Boston Shoe Shop
Krisberg
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