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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1914

Page

4

Militia Officers To Attend Camp Dodge Training

Captain Henry F Lange First Lieutenant R T Othmer and Second Lieutenant C M Fizer of Co will attend the camp of instruction at Camp Dodge June 5 26 Inclusive General Orders No 9 from Adjutant General Guy E Logan list Major Edwin B Lyons Major Wilbur Conkling Major Smith W Brookhart Captain George B Ball to command staff Attendees must bring service uniforms non sidearms canteen field glass notebook pencils rubber erasers infantry drill regulations field service regulations army regulations tent seats poncho and at least one cartridge belt complete Other equipment to be furnished at camp

Henry F. Lange R. T. Othmer Leutenant C. M. Fizer Camp Dodge Down Lange Guy E. Logan Dief Hubert A. Allan Allen Edwin B. Lyons Adjutant General’s Department Wilbur $. Conkling Medical Orpe Smith W. Brookhart Ordinance Department George B. Ball U.S .Army

First M E Sunday School Plans Picnic

The What Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school will hold its annual picnic at Linwood on Monday June 2. The ship will be made on the area and after letting the picnic go off at Linwood will proceed to the section. Public is invited to attend. A program committee, led by E D Bradley, is arranging a list of plans for the leisure hours.

What Methodist Episcopal

Wedding Party Jokes Rise and Fall in Police Debut

A wedding party of about twenty draped in confetti and noise treats sped through Third Street in a costumed truck. Deputy Chief Charles Ballut arrested the group for speeding as the groom and party sought a playful farewell at the depot. Mayor Kern later ordered release for W. B. Fuller after a laugh. The crowd then filled the police station with more confetti.

Chie Charles Ballut George Koeniglascher W. B. Fuller Kern

Trustees Debate Financing for $10,000 Home Addition

The German Lutheran Orphans and Old Folks Home trustees met on Burlington Road to consider a proposed $10,000 addition. The board failed to act today as discussions on financing continued past 9:20 PM. The group recognized the need but agreed the financial plan must be solved first.

Orphen’s Burlington Road

Local Boys Work In Harvest Field

Five local youths Roy Dunker Trani Wetzel Warren Dodge Karl Klmeier and William Schneider departed late last night for California Oklahoma to harvest at Wid McCoy's ranch, Dunker's uncle, to work in the fields.

Roy Dunker Trani Wetzel Warren Dodge Karl Klmeier William Schneider Capron Oklo Wid McCoy Dunker

Local residents travel and visits noted in city brief

Dr. William Mersha of Chicago consults with Dr. E. B. Everameyer in the city. Elsa and Florence Jana prepare for Denver after a show with Miss Helan and Hilda Kindler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Gibson, Is. visit friends, depart on the Firefly for Davenport. Mrs. A. B. Ruble leaves on the Firefly for Deercresk after a week with her daughter Miz. Win Schoonig. Mrs. J. Scott Blackwell heads to Grinnell for graduation and Alumni reception. Mr. C. Weidon and Mrs. C. L. Shepard head home to Michigan after weeks with H. Mywlede. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hensricks return to Pittsburgh after visiting the host family.

William Mersha Chicago E. B. Everameyer Elsa Florence Jana Juove Denver Colo Helan Hilda Kindler Fred Williams Gibson, Is Davenport A. B. Ruble Deer Mrs. H. Mywlede Newell Avenue

Ames Man Leads Muscatine Soil Survey Start

Prof H W Johnson of Iowa State College arrives in Muscatine to oversee a soil survey for Muscatine and three other counties under the U S department of agriculture. Herman Hanker will join, data gathering begins tomorrow and continues through the summer, analyzing every 40 acre strip to benefit local land through soil analysis.

Muscatine County H. W. Johnson Iowa State College Ames Duseating Herman Hanker U. A Department of Agriculture Wnllington Adld Muscatine Burgey Muscatine Fa County Crop Society

Muscatine County Primary Returns Status Questioned

Primary election results are not on hand at the Muscatine County auditor’s office after a telegram from the secretary of state requesting returns. County Auditor Shoemaker reports mixed messages about receipt and misrouting, with a registry receipt showing the returns were mailed last Friday and now under review.

Muscatine County Tolunty Auditor Secretary of ‘State Shoemaker Secretary of State

Complaint Over Boat Whistles At Night Sparks City Debate

A public protest arises over boat whistles into the night and at a local hat. Mayor Kern notes several residents object to the whistle of a royal steamboat last evening. City Attorney Hanlay is asked to determine if the city can regulate steamboat whistles. Earlier agitation targeted the steamboat lope whistle.

Kern Atgtee Hanlay Muscatine

Train Strikes Taxi. Driver Uninjured in Davenport

Davenport, Ja, June 16. The westbound Golden State Limited struck a taxicab, hurling it across the street and damaging it badly. The driver escaped injury, described as a near miracle after the collision near early morning.

Journal Davenport, Ja Golden State Limited Nerlona

Children’s Day Parade at Park Ave Church

A well attended Children’s Day program at Park Avenue M B Church featured a decoratively adorned church and was praised by attendees. Also noted were local residents embarking on visits to Washington state and Burlington, Iowa, and relatives visiting Grant Street home.

Park Ave Parlavenne M. B

Roosevelt Guests at Luncheon with British Foreign Secretary

Sir Edward Grey hosted a private luncheon today honoring former President Theodore Roosevelt. Ambassador Walter Hines Page was among the guests at the gathering in London with foreign secretary Grey.

Mercorized Wax Promises a Fresh Complexion

An advert for mercorized wax claims it smooths skin by absorbing sun damage and dirt and unclogs pores. The routine includes nightly wax, cold cream, and morning washing, plus a face lotion with oak bark extract to refresh and brighten complexions.

Jeakin Riou Sven

Pioneer Woman 70, Pioneer of Muscatine, Dies

Mrs Henrietta Hann, one of Muscatine s early settlers born September 23 1844 in Bloomington, died at age 70 after strokes in April and June at her home 02 Whici er Street. Survived by three children and two stepchildren. Funeral plans pending.

Henrietta Hana Bloomington Hann Muscatine California Maccatioo Congregational Church Clara Carroll Frank Kemper Fred C. Hann Rose Keagey Louis Wilhelm Mapleton

Kensington Club Formed At Fruitland Surprise Meeting

Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Swanson of Fruitland were surprised Saturday as friends called. They organized a Fruitland Kensington Club with officers: President Mrs. Harry Webster, Vice President Mrs. Le Grand Eliott, Secretary Mrs. Theodore Drake, Treasurer Mrs. Addison Hopwood. The group will meet Wednesday with Mrs. I. A. Cointriman.

A. P. Swanson Fruitland Kensington Harry Webster le Grand Eliott Theodore Drake Tressurer Addison Hop- 500 I. A. Cointriman

Davenport Girl Drowns After Boat Capsize on River

Davenport Iowa June 1 A 15 year old girl Hilda Anderson was drowned when a boat carrying her and companions including Miss Gladye Starr and two men Meyer and Meuman overturned on the Suburban Island river. The body was recovered at 1 AM.

Tournal's Davenport Hilda Anderson Bare Bor Tate Gladye Starr Meyer and Meuman

Gobble Estate Names Special Administrators for Gobble Grocery

An order signed this afternoon by Judge L. J. Horan in the Gobble Estate appoints Maggie Gobble and Fred Gobble as special administrators of the estate of J. M. Gobble and authorizes them to carry on the Gobble Wholesale Grocery business.

LJ. Horan Gobble Maggie Gobble Fred. Gobble J. M. Gobble

Grinnell Couple to Wed at Wilton Church

A marriage license was issued to John Cogley of Grinnell Iowa and Miss Nallie McSwiggan of Wilton Iowa. The ceremony will be at St Marys Catholic church Wilton Wednesday morning officiated by Rev M P Kirkpatrick. The couple will reside on a farm near Grinnell.

John Cogley Grinnell Nallie McSwiggan Wilton St. Mary's Catholic Church M. P. Kirkpatrick

Probe into Mine Scandal Prompts Senate Action

Senator Overman introduced a resolution for a probe into use of panate letter paper tied to a North Carolina gold mining scheme. A government inspector was sent to assay ore, with officials including William E. Chilton and Legui Overman linked to the promotion. Letters on senate stationery circulated to curb brokers in New York as the stock surged.

T Associated Prexn Washington, D. C Overman Gold Bll North Carolina United States Senate Committee On Census William E. Chilton West Virginia Committee On Rules Leg 8 North Caroling Chiirman John Skelton Willams Warsary Elief United States Assay Office Genate Committee New York

Hay wagon accident leaves man with fractured arm

William Naber fell from a wagon loaded with hay on East Second Street when a back wheel broke, scattering hay and causing a two hour delay. He suffered a fractured arm and minor injuries to the hip and face, and was treated by Dr. F L Appel after the incident.

William Naber John Holmes Ilinois East Second Street Mulberry Avenue Mr. Neber East Hill Naber F. L. Appel

Spectalt Meeting Notice for Town Lodge No 2

A notice invites Masons of Town Lodge No 2 A P A to a special meeting tomorrow Tuesday June 16 at 7 45 PM for degree work. All members and visiting brothers in good standing are invited. Per W M

Masons Town Lodge No. 2 Taceday Vislting

Couple Wed Here In Rock Island Union

Curtis Cromer and Goldie H Clancy of Rock Island were married this afternoon at 2 in the parsonage of the United Brethren church. Rev EB McCorkle officiated, with Mrs. McCorkle assisting.

Curtis Cromer Goldie. H. Clancy Rock Island

Barrett Signs with Ottumwa After Muscatine Move

George Barrett, formerly with the Muscatine club in the Central Association, has been signed by the Ottumwa club. Barrett transferred from Muscatine to Mason City before moving to Ottumwa.

Suffrage drive and public health talks at federation meeting

A federation meeting agenda includes a national centennial celebration plan, birth registration push led by Julia Lathrop of the Children’s Bureau, and calls for compulsory birth registration. Dr. Rockhill urges playgrounds to combat tuberculosis and a federal TB commission. A March on the White House is planned for June 15 to press suffrage, with a deputation to Wilson on June 20 and House committee action expected July 15.

Baltimore Julia Lathrop Children's Bureau of Department of Labor Miss Lathrop Nati Womens Club Womens Clubs Tuberculosis Commission Crockett Public Health Department the Federaton White House Washington, D. C Whiteoute Federation of Womens Clubs Chicago Wilson Suffrage Club Harvey W. Wiley House Files Committee

Thirteen Report On Morning Review At County Office

Thirteen young people reported this morning to take part in the review to be conducted at the office of County Superintendent of Schools E. D. Bradley.

E. D. Bradley

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