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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1917

Page

6

War on field insects worsens crop losses during war effort

A bullentin from County Crop Expert J. W. Morrill warns wartime conditions will intensify insect pressure on farms. Professor Wickham of the State University will study the beetle group with federal bureaus to identify harmful species and determine which insects threaten crops and which may be beneficial. Entomology work aims to reduce losses, noting that pests cause tens of millions in grain and wheat damage nationally.

Germany J. W. Morrill M Wickham State University Baa Mike Bureau of ‘Diologi¢es Kurvey The Bireau of Entomotoxy Profesor Wicham Hestie Protoasor Wickham Naricultural Department Atepa Wiskhim United States

Children Day Program at Sunday School Noted by Friends

The Friends church Sunday school held a children day program with many youngsters taking part. Performers included Ed ward Hors Hann Costello iri Moree Raymond Lula Ida Meum Aliina Shortan Anna May Verwig file on Foster Ruth Crow Stella Cope tello Wilbur Plaher dired stundick Mianela Campbell Merle Swisher Harry Moray Lol Morse Audrey Swisher Ruth Flunsicker Lonraine Sones and Alvin Young Pay Hed Grow Dividends New York New York Red Cross dividend of 1 per cent was declared today by the American Meeting company. The disbursement will amount to about $600,000.

Children’s Day Ward Hors Hann Costello Iri Moree Raymond Lula Ida Meum Aliina Shortan Anna May Verwig File On Foster Ruth Crow Stella Copetello Wilbur Plaher Dired Stundick Mianela Campbell Merle Swisher Harry Moray Lol Morse Audrey Swisher Ruth Flunsicker Lonraine Sones Alvin Young New York N.Y Jung Red Cross Americatt. Smetting Company

German Home Festival Draws Large Crowds

Reports from Rev. Reinamund detail ten months at the German Lutheran Orphans and Old People's Home with 55 orphans in care, three new admissions, no deaths, and steady progress. Five nurses and teachers employed. no debts despite expansion. Out-of-town speakers praised charity and love, with a high attendance marking the event.

Old Peopla Relnemund United States Thie Toon Institution Rav Mack Ashton Drexel Atallsa Ilko Reinamand Me. Reinamand

East Enders Beat Lone Tree In 10 Inning Tie

East Enders defeated Lone Tree in a 10 inning game at Lone Tree Sunday. Heald of the Boosters starred with two chances at bat and a key out. Rock Island Athletic Club prepares to play here. visitors Mia, Blie, Cody and Miss Robocen visited for shopping today.

Lone Tron Lone Tree Vins Mad Voorters Davanport Ueoreof Heald Boosters Chancey Rock Island Athletic Club Mia Bli Cody Miss Robocen Oor Wapollo

Baby golf play to begin at Geneva club next Monday

Women members of the Geneva Golf and Country Club will compete in team matchplay on the baby course next week. Handicaps were announced, with twelve players per team and changes every two weeks. entries open to those who notify participating officers.

Geneva Golf and Country Club Eeewoos C. T. Ostop Mita Lucille Narvia Ory iHarry Crozier Mids Narvis Markes LoRos Mra Tam Aru Ggod Bishop Margaret. Sattler Anni Munron Mik. We Dy Randall George Walls T. T Brown A. A. Paterson George Routing MH. Little da Ry Henderson Mikh Gail Thompson A. Richard Miss Narvis Otida Lucille Narvis Louise Dillaway He Brannan Ay Noldig Byormum Ll. L Richards Misa Ellen Stocker M. Ja Thompson H. W. Wuete H.R Teoksen Tad Mew Burry Crozer

District Court Notes: Miller Divorce and Related Matters

District Court issued a divorce decree for John C. Miller from Mabel Miller signed today by Judge J. Dy Latin. Flowan represented by Ate Jorneys Manley and Hanley. Thompson and Thompson appeared for the woman. Judge Lottk approved the report of J. A. Burtomelor in the matter of the Ryan Ory Gooda company dissolution. W. Pholps, former receiver for the Warher Are Lamp Co of Wilton, objected to a court injunction in a case brought by W. J. Moore, Ely & Bush of Davenport. A wedding license was granted today to Leander J. Oxborn and Maude Brown.

John C. Miller Mabel Miller J. Dy Latin Flowan Ate Jorneys Manley & Hanley Thompson & Thompson Lottk J. A. Burtomelor Ryan Ory Gooda Company W. Pholps Warher Are Lamp Company Wilton

Liberty Bonds Offered At 105 In Chisago

June 13 report from Chisago WI notes Chicago merchants offered 105 for Liberty Bonds in morning papers. The 105 value applied when bonds were exchanged for merchandise. A $100 merchandise purchase could be paid with a $100 bond, yielding about $5 in change. The offer could extend to other bond amounts.

Chisago Uremonta Chicago Yonnod

Verne Marshall to Speak on War Experience at Ver dun

Verne Marshall of Cedar Rapids will recount his French Red Cross service in an address titled Dead Man's Hill at Ver dun at First Methodist Church tonight. Proceeds benefit the Red Cross as Battery C attends. doors open at 7 30 with a patriotic organ recital preceding the lecture starting at 8 00.

First’ Methodist Episcopal Church Capmotty Verne ‘Marshall Cedar Rapids Irench Red Cross Dead Man's Hill Verdun United States Marshall Mivrsnall Battery C Homer Red Cross Wiicb Trai O'Clock Sim O'Clock Emma Parkine

Drill Team Heads to Woodmen Convention in Chicago

Members of the Jocnt Woodmen lodge drill team left yesterday at eight for Chicago to attend the Woodmen lodges triennial convention and compete for a $70 prize. Officials expect many local Woodmen to travel through the week to join the event.

Jocnt Woodmen Chicago United States Prizon Jtck Dring

Crowds Welcome Released Irish Prisoners in Dublin

Large crowds in Dublin greeted released Irish prisoners led by Countess Markievicz. Men with banners escorted former prisoners to their homes as singing and cheering filled the night. Authorities reported no disorder though a revolutionary group had briefly tried to seize Dublin Castle. the Countess faced death but received commuted life imprisonment.

London Jona J Dublin Countess Marklevies Aetock Marklovier Dublin Castle kIine Wo Benténes Jenn Ifo

New Era Choir Names Officers

At a recent New Era church choir meeting Edwin Johnson of Davenport was elected musical director for the coming year. Johnson is noted for studies under Prof. J. B. Canterbury of Aurora Watona College Davenport and experience as director of the Congregational church. Manderel was elected secretary and treasurer and Aril Sauer named chairman for the organization.

New Ara Edwin Johnson Davenport Johnson J. B. Canterbury Aurwatona College Congregational Church Minn Manderel Wan Troagerar Aril Sauer

Plans for Shelby Normanport at Davenport encampment

Veterans from Muscatine expect to outline arrangements for Shelby Normanport Georgia at the state encampment in Davenport tomorrow. A veterans meeting at the courthouse at two o'clock will finalize details. Twenty-two or more Muscatine veterans plan to attend and may arrange a special car for Wednesday morning.

Shelby Normanport Davenport

Odd Fellows Honor Departed Brethren in Memorial Day

Nearly forty graves of departed Brothers were decorated yesterday by a lodge committee. Memorial services followed at the Odd Fellows hall with eulogies and spontaneous speeches by members, marking the lodge’s session work.

Odd Pellows Hall Rebeccas

Girl 15 Years of Age to Wed Here

District Court Clerk R G Tipton issued a marriage license today for William Butler aged 30 and Mary A Tobias aged 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus Tobias of Grover Street. The notice records the underage fiancé and lists the parental consent as part of the filing.

R. G. Tipton William Butler Mary A. Tobias Gus Tobias Grover Street

Permits to Be Issued Tuesday Near Armory

Alien enemies urged to report at Ottumwa post office for permits to approach the armory within a half mile under a presidential proclamation. United States Marshal N F Reed will be at the post office tomorrow morning to issue permits and explain penalties for noncompliance. Employers and sponsors urged to accompany applicants.

United States N. F. Reed Ottumwa Reed

Oakville Youth Sails for France Commissioned in Engineering Corps

Oakville June 18 Grasey A Willard son of Mr and Mrs Willard has received a commission with the Philadelphia engineering corps and will leave at once for France per word from his parents He is a Spanish American War veteran who was operated on Giles Reynolds formerly at St Francis hospital Burlington for appendicitis is reported to be improving C C Murphy of Wapello was a juvenile visitor in the city today

Oakville Grasey A Willlard Willard Philadelphia Engineering Corm France Giles Reynold St. Francia Burington

Notice of Road Addition Objections in Muscatine Iowa

Notice announces objections to adding a road portion to the Muscatine County Road System near Conexville in Muscatine County Iowa. Petitions and written objections must be filed by the stated date. The action aims to complete a section of the Burlington Way road project with the county auditor overseeing.

Lea Municaune Conexville Lange Lowsa County Muscating Jia P. My Burlington Way Muscatine Iowa F.W. Joiwsston

George Cohan Turns Gum Maker In Big Studio Project

George M. Cohan, famed actor and Broadway icon, adds another venture by entering gum factory management. He aims to launch a major chewing gum brand tied to the motion picture industry, promoting an extensive advertising campaign. The move follows a brief stint overseeing a factory for the film Broadway Jones at the A Muse-D theatre.

George M. Cohan Thangs Broadway Keokuk Georgy M. Cahan Beat Coban

Patriot ic Meeting at West Liberty

A Young Men's Christian Association patri otic meeting will be held at the town hall in West Liberty on Saturday evening June 23 under the direction of Dr T F Beveridge who heads that district in the 2 000 000 campaign being waged by the association. Marc n the county’s share of the amount to be raised is 2 500. Weather has hindered progress but officials expect the funds to be raised within a few days without great difficulty.

Young Men's Christian

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