November 1925 Events in Muscatine Area
News events list from Muscatine area dated November 1925 includes Ralph Danner and Sons showing a reserve grand championship carrot entry at the International Livestock Show in Chicago. a six room home fire near Muscatine. ground breaking for a 66 megawatt addition to the Muscatine power plant. auto fire near highway 92. Jennings earns pilot wings at Williams AFB. Tamburitzans perform for Muscatine County Music Association. Burlingame charged in a long car chase. holiday street decorations lit in Muscatine. Second Lieutenant Michael …
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Ralph Danner and Sons
Muscatine
Chicago
Raymond R. Miller
Muscatine Municipal
Trustees
The
Electric Department
Illinois City
Heavy hailstorm warns of possible snow and Mississippi freeze
A heavy hail storm pounded the area this afternoon with roof rattling like bullets. The paper notes such weather may precede a genuine snow storm and the freezing of the Mississippi, reflecting ongoing severe winter conditions.
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Mississippi
Ripley Mobile Home Park expands to 84 spaces
Ripley Mobile Home Park on Muscatine Highway No 61 three miles northeast of Muscatine expands with 30 more spaces, bringing total to 84. The addition adds 80 by 100 foot individual sites with electric water and sewer, sewer mains installed, and State Health Department approval obtained. Future plan targets capacity for 130 homes with rock surfaced streets ready for black topping.
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Ripley Mobile Home Park
Highway No. 41
Route 2
Ripley's
Muscatine
W. D. Ripley
Ripley
State Health Department
Ripley Park
Scarlet fever cases prompt citywide health caution
Fifty years ago Dr. A J Weaver the local health officer reports several scarlet fever cases in the city and urges caution by all residents to prevent further spread.
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A. J. Weaver
Licenses For Marriage In November List Pages
November marriage licenses list numerous couples with hometowns from Elmira Heights to Muscatine and Cedar Rapids. Notable pairs include Allan Bernard Abrams and Judith Kay Beth Letts, and Charles Sperry Johnson with Jeanne Lee Johnson, with many others dated from November 3 to 26. The page also notes a 25 years ago item on McKinley school event planning and a city council tax valuation adjustment reducing projected increases by about 50 percent.
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Allan Bernard Abrahams
Elmira‘ Heights
N. Y
Judith
Kay Beth
Letts
Charles Sperry Johnson
Jeanne Lee Johnson
Ashton, Ill
Richard’ Esmiey Hilligoss
Aledo
Linnie Muriel Hillgoss
Robert ‘Dean Dykstra
Moscow
Aritha
Bee Taylor
Wilton
Freddie Gene Edward
Hagerman
Diana Lynn Swanson
Jefferson
Jerry la
Luana Yee Way
Pond
Brian Michael Wolfe
Allen
Patty Ann Wells
Mulberry
John Edward Luellen
Emma Elizabeth Rairdén
Moline
Ernie Leigh Darting
Sandra Kay Brenner
P. H. Willey
McKinley School
Willey
McKinley
Meryl Mapes
Celeste Cronin
City Council
Board of Tax Review
Barrick Family Moves Into New Beach Circle Home
The Dal Barrick family and their children Samuel and Denise moved into a tri level house at 1632 Beach Circle on March 1. The residence includes a basement room, a laundry area, a kitchen with dining space, a large living room, and three top level bedrooms over a two car attached garage with a work area.
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Dal Barrick
Samuel
Denise
Beach Circle
Reifert Family Moves Into New Redwood Home
The Bill Reifert family moved into a new residence at 1631 Beach Circle, Dec. 23, 1966, with four children Lynn Kyle Jane and Kent. The home includes a main level living room kitchen and dining area, a basement washroom, a second level family room boys bedroom and a half bath, and a top level with three bedrooms and a full bath. A two car attached garage accompanies the redwood exterior with white trim.
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Bill Reifert
Lynn
Kyle
Jane
Kent
Beach Circle
Muscatine House Traded for Farm in 75 Year-Old Note
In Muscatine a house was exchanged for a farm in a 75 years ago note. Mrs F A Hacker and her young son accompanied Baggageman Hacker on his Muscatine and Montezuma trip yesterday. The child appeared to enjoy the journey.
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Muscatine
K. B. Huff
F. A. Hacker
Post sponsors bus to White Sox Red Sox game
Ten years ago the local post announced a bus trip to the Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox game on Sunday July 21. The plan was unveiled during a Tuesday evening meeting at John Harold Kemble Post No 1565 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Chicago Whie Sox
Boston Red Sox
John Harold Kemble
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mad Creek Bridge to Open Fifth Street Extension
After more than a decade with no passage, Mad Creek will be bridged at Fifth Street to open the street along its length and extend the highway toward East Hill, resuming a key link once halted.
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Fifth Street
East Hill
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Stanley
Third and Sycamore
Stanley Consult
Pansion
Jennings
Harvey H. Jennings
Columbus Junction
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Tamburitzans
Dubuque College
Muscatine High School
Muscatine County
Richard E. Burlingame
Walnut Grove
Davenport
Conesville
Michael
Ripley Mobile Home
Roth Lumber CO
Grandview Avenue
Dial
Harold Lée Johnson
Columbus
Junction
Paulette Louisé Rada
Indiana
Elwood Arthur Clark, Jr
Circle Drivé
Sandra Kay Chittick
Parham
Humberto Marrero
Ernestine Hernandez
Hershey
Albert Freese, Jr
E. Eighth
Linda Leigh Bras
Thomas Edward Rohner
Towa City
Ruth Ann Carlisle
Atalissa
DeWayne Kay Connor
Barbara Kay Shepherd
E. Fifth
Manuel Rivera Santo
Verna’ Lucille Little
Kansas
Lawrence Hugh Newell
Cedar Rapids
Monica Jean Rippey
Larry Michael Brennan
West Liberty
Janet Ann _Howell
New Hampshire
Douglas Neil Watters
Orange
Jane Ann
Behrend
Oak
James Alan Causey
W. Eighth
Vicki Lynn Sawwell
Frederick William Ridenour
Judy Lee Rockwell
William Craig Heither
Colleen Lee
Gerth
E. Sixth
New Insurance Office
Lamp Insurance
Walnut St
Carl
Muscatine Area
Muscatine Iron & Metal Co
Second
Sam M. Skolnik
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