Sale of Bonds Tomorrow in Muscatine Banks Open
Tomorrow is the final day to purchase Liberty Loan bonds in Muscatine. Banks must report to the national government by Friday noon, with Muscatine County required to subscribe its $200,000 apportionment to sustain its wage-holding record. Any bank in the city is a safe place to buy bonds.
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Yang
Banka Nias
Muscatine County
Thia County
Muscatino
Uncover Rifling of Freight Cars in Davenport Case
Unclear text describes box car tampering over five year period with stolen valuables worth dollars. Five residents of Nahanta authorities detain Harry Rotehford Arthur McCull Hrnst Motersen John Worlh and Ivan Stoberta. Criminal charges filed against Rotehford and McCull for alleged involvement.
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Milwaukee
Road Twenty
Nahanta
Harry Rotehford
Arthur McCull
Hrnst Motersen
John Worlh
Ivan = Stoberta
Rotehford
McCull
Slonn
Threr
War Work of Association Aims Large Camp Buildup
One million American soldiers will be in camp in America by September 1 and another million by December 1, totaling five million by year’s end. Secretary McNall of the Muscatine association announced this plan in a business meeting. The talk emphasized Muscatine county’s quota of the $50,000,000 fund to support war work.
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America
Brand
Ft. McNeit
Muscatine
McNall
Muscatine County
Glass Back From Millinery Show In Chicago
A. Glase proprietor of the Chile no Lion Store returned from a business trip to Chicago. He attended a mid summer white millinery openings at Chicago leading wholesale houses. The openings favored white Milan straws in the styles shown. Also, Rev H L Gilbert and son Lawrence spent the weekend at the home of Rev G W Barber of Oregon Street and returned home today. Read The Journal, 100 per week.
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Chileno Lion
Jink Juat
Chicago
Chicgo
Milan
Ginse
H.L. Gilbert
Lawrence
G. W. Barcher
Oregon Streat
On the Mull Front Armory Prepares For Drill Decor
Armory work continues as battery equipment is painted olive drab though some wear shows. Private letters reveal mislaid drill regulations and missing pages. plans for a minstrel event proceed with music from Battery Goat and other jokes, while uniforms are being issued to veterans and required to be worn at camp.
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United States Army
Thornfarn
Ayen
Nnl
Unita
Washligton
Sargeant
Jack Reynaldle
Untiro Minditel
Hattery
Committee to Go to Logan to Straighten Matter
A committee of F.C. Youer H H and Gieswlor with PLS. Barey will go to Dog Movies tomorrow to mend Ad dutant. General Goy FE. Log in to straighten the matter out if possible.
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F.C
Runaway Horse Causes Excitement on Iast Ave Wing
A horse driven by la Gosalle bolted near Iast Ave Wing at about 1 o'clock, racing down Sycamore to the river and past the M. H&S freight house before being stopped on Chestnut Street. The driver, Harry Toulaint, jumped clear and suffered bruises to limbs and shoulders.
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la Gosalle
Harry
Sycamore
la Chestnut Street
Tontweant
Grain use for liquors curtailed by wartime measure
Washington reports consider a bill to prevent grain use for liquor production during the war to conserve food supplies. Another provision would limit presidential power to requisition alcohol and other distilled spirits for war needs, aiming to preserve resources.
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Washington
Lost Pocketbook Prompting Reward at 112 Chestnut
Lost and found ad offers reward for return of a pocketbook containing a $40 BNL silver dollar between Blinding Oyo Works and 10 cent store Liberia. Contact H. Tarding at 112 Chestnut for information. Also listed: help wanted for housework, a weighing note for Nicholson, and a potato sale by Hather Bros Co.
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Liberia
Inna
Iowa Women Lead War Food Drive in Wartime Push
Iowa alone mobilizes for war food work with extension agents sending campaigns to Ames and Muscatine. Miss Stephenson stresses cooperation among business and farm leaders to boost production and preserve supplies while addressing practical needs like child reading programs and training.
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Sintor Klaler
Mins Mulele Stephen
Anescalloga
Muscatina
Iowa
Avery
Mascntine
Tata Elty
Whiten Amey
Athulea
Muscatine Business Woman's Club Hosts Year-End Meeting
Expert Mia Stephanie Stevenson spoke on Amex college extension work and local resources at the Muscatine club gathering in the ally hall. Members discussed club finances, summer activities, and regulations, with Lowney Houston noting the next meeting will be held in early September.
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Aisa Malzle Stephenson
Oronomie Expart
Amex College
Nal
Muscatine Business Woman's Club
Ally Hall
Mia Stephenson
Lowney Houston
Cld
Orly
Importation of Samples Allowed Bulletin Notice
Unsealed packages containing trade samples may be imported in regular mail from foreign countries subject to all duties and regulations. Information to this effect was received in a bulletin by Postmaster F W Elchott.
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Parcel Post
F. W. Elchott
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