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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1913

Page

8

Local News Briefs from Fredonia and Nearby

Mrs. M Baker of Wilton shopped in the city Saturday while visiting friends. Nora Willison of Wilton attended to business matters here. Miss Esther McGiltough and Miss Jesse Chandler left for Bayfield after visits with relatives. Mr and Mrs B C Ely and Hollis of Newton IA returned home after a week in the city. Mrs E Hodges of Iowa City left Nichols after several days with S Hodges.

M. Baker Wilton Thin City Nora Willison M. Pantel Lauvelstraat Bayfeld Esther McGiltough Lucas Street Bayfield G. R. Louden Nichols B. C. Ely and Son Hollis Newton W. C. Bolton James City, In Chicago Alinals E. Hodges Iowa City S. Hodges Fletcher Avenue Hazel Barnwell Central College Pella Airty Merle Reynolds Jagge Mulberry Avenue Lulan Kuhn Hankinson North Dakota High School

City Visitors and Local Travel Notices

Listings show multiple residents visiting friends and conducting business in the city. Names include John Beile and William Kelly from Grandview and Warello, plus EB Harvey from Montpelier. Return home notices, short visits, and a lodge meeting announcement are included with addresses and affiliations.

Christmas Program At St. John's Church

The Sunday school department of St. John's United Brethren church held its annual Christmas program Sunday morning. The young performers gave an especially fine show and the audience was treated to oranges and candy. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the entertainment.

St. John's United Brethren Church Thane

Postmaster Burleson Bars Mail for Wildlife Remains

Washington December 29. Postmaster General Burleson barred from the mail any parcel containing the body of a wild animal or bird killed in violation of state or territorial law. Such animals may be chipped if taken unlawfully, but not beyond the second parcel post zone. Furs skins meat and plumage may be mailed only when contents are plainly marked on the outside.

Washington, D Burleson Bayon

County Plans Three Day Institute in Wapsinonoc Area

County Cro Adviser Kirkpatrick outlines tentative programs for a three day institute at Central School in Wapilo township and a one day session at Nichols. The events, likely late January or early February, cover corn yields, livestock health, horticulture, and home improvement with demonstrations and talks by university and local leaders.

Ames Iowa Uganda Cro Kirkpatrick Wapilo Township Nichols

Bail Bond For Read Forfeited In London Case

The American consul general in London posted a 250 bail for Mrs Read, widow of a former American consul at Tien Tsin, who failed to appear at the police court to answer a charge of obtaining credit on false pretenses. The case traces to a $40 hotel bill. Read was remanded for eight days and bailed, with money alleged to have been handed to the consul by a woman.

London Sheridan Pitt Read Tien Tsin Ching

Parcel Post Rules Update on Dead Animals and Birds

Daily Bulletin reports an amendment to parcel post rules prohibiting mailing wild animals and birds killed in violation of state law. Dead animals, skulls, plumage, or skins must be plainly labeled and packaged securely. A recent shipment of bear meat to Muscatine from Chicago prompted the notice.

Daily Bulletin Focal Post Office Parcel -Post Chicago

Refusal to Pay Tax Sparks Suffrage Debate

Washington, Pec 24. A letter from Dr Anna Howard Shaw, head of the National Woman Suffrage Association, urges unfranchised women to practice passive resistance to the income tax by refusing to render property accounts. Treasury officials insist that refusing to make returns is as much a violation of law as refusing to pay after assessment.

Washington,d Ave- Inen Anna Howard Shaw National Woman, Suffrage Association Treasury Department America Shaw Treasury Ito

Annual Meeting Of Church Next Monday

The First Baptist church will hold its annual meeting next Monday evening to elect officers and discuss candidates for the minister position left by Rev. Revere V. Meigs. Reports will be read and several offices filled including clerk two deacons two trustees treasurer financial secretary and missionary secretary. The session will review a successful past year and potential candidates for Meigs successor.

First Baptist Church Revere V. Meigs

George A Pierson Called by Death in City

George A Pierson longtime merchant died last evening at his father A L Pierson home 809 Colyer Street after seven months illness anemia was the cause He was born January 16 Bloomington and married June 8 1898 He came to this city fourteen years ago and was in business seven years He worked as station agent in Jamaica IL before returning home He was a member of Masonic Lodge No 6 IOOF and MWA and Oda Fellowship Encampment He leaves wife daughter Leona 12 two brothers and two sisters Funeral plans have not been made.

A. L. Pierson Colyer Street George A. Pierson Pierson Jameica Jil Pta Thin City Bloomington Piergon Second Street Mulberry Avenue Oklahome Muscatine M. W. A. Lodge Oda Sedalia Leona A. Piergon Adams Los Angeles California

Shoop Resigns and Returns to Old Superintendent Post

Fragmentary notes indicate Shoop resigns from a position and takes back his previous role as superintendent in Chicago. Objections to Young’s reelection are mentioned, with the school board referenced in connection to the action.

Chicago Young

Plan Reorganization of Iowa State Guard Announced

Adjutant General Guy B. Logan unveils a drastic Iowa National Guard reorganization effective January 1. The plan creates a new brigade of three regiments comprising the 53rd 54th and 55th with the 56th detached, discharges several brigade officers, and realigns ranks to meet War Department rules. Colonel Allen of Cedar Rapids is a leading candidate for brigadier general as James Rush Lincoln retires for age.

Iowa Ce. HB. Lambert Newton Herman Knapp Ames W. Hadley Nevada Col E. Lucas Adjutant General C. G. Caunders Council Bluffs Maj T. J. Mahansy Boone Eendor James’ Rush Lincoln Allen Cedar Rapids

War Department reorganizes state troops to improve coordination

The army plans a broad shake up elevating captains to eighteen rank and reorganizing officers in the adjutant general, quartermaster, and engineer sectors. Discharges include Col. Smith W. Brookhart and Maj. Fishe. Lieut. Cols Rainey and Ainsworth lose posts. A five officer quartermaster corps is created. speculated later appointments may fill vacancies. A similar reform will be enacted across all states to standardize command and prevent pay disparities.

Aix Smith W. Brookhart Washington Fishe Waterloo A. Rainey L. W. Ainsworth Des Moines C. H. McConaughy Engle Grove Quartermaster Quartermaster's Corps Union War Department Iti

Section foreman rewarded for best kept riding section

Columbus Junction Ia Dec 29 Special J P Dr Ross section foreman on the Rock Island North and South line was called to Cedar Rapids this weekend and presented with 50 dollars as a prize for having the best riding section between Burlington and Cedar Rapids. This is a great honor for Mr Roa and his friends here applaud the award. He is a hardworking foreman who kept his section in top condition though unaware of the prize.

Columbus Junction J—P Ross Rock Island North Cedar Rapids Burlington Cedil Rapids Roa

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State of Iowa Iowa-Ames Iowa ‘Field University OF Iowa Glee Club Grand Opera House Jonathan Apples J. H. Fuller & Son Batten Vienna Britton Co Migs Lona Fredonia Chie Alty Runde Rady Jesse Chandler Grand Avenue Mark and Bonnel John Beile Grandview Thie City William Kelly Warello Iva. EB. J. Harvay Montpelier J.C. Moehr Lone Tree F.C. Yottnkin East Eighth Street George Paeater Kenwick Louis Otek Ninth Street Misa Marton Lieberknecht Letts Misa Winifred ‘Cronin Weat Second Street Hl, Millar Lone Trea Davenport Lucy Bonnette Charles Bonnette East Secondtreet Town Lodge No. 2 A. F A. M Port WW. M John's Church Gamm Timothy McKee Purina Rothers Ktakpatrick Central School Wap Sihonoe Townships West Librarty Kirkpatrichk Muscatine County J.L. Glesler Iowa State College Parler West Liberty Nichols Institute Turners Garrol J. J. Nichals Amendmen Q Fox Baptists G. A. Pierson George’ A. Pierson Father Iowa State Board Logan Medical” Department David Fairchild Clinton Saver Kraut W. Reuling Barnard’s Jewelry Store
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