Macklin in auto theft case in Aledo garage
G. B. Birch identifies a Ford car linked to Ray Macklin after spotting oddities in an Aledo garage. Birch traced the vehicle’s engine number to his barn, confirming prior ownership in East Maline. Police court heard the case before Justice Louis Crull. venue changes occurred.
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Ray Macklin
G. B. Birch
Louis Crull
Mackinnnn
Coster
Chance
Mackinn
Birch
Aleda
Stevist Hh
East Maline
Macklin
Socal
Aledo
Muscatine pug wins decision over Kid Simms
Eddie Summers, a well known legal pugilist, defeats Kid Simms in six rounds at Cedar Rapids, outpointing him while Simms is unable to mount offense and sustains a cut and broken nose. Frankie Whitney refereed. Johnny Noye defeats Kid Wheelock in ten rounds. A Summers bout is set for Cedar Rapids on July.
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Eddie Summers
Kid Simms
Cedar
Summers
Simms
Wile
Frankie Whitney
Johnny Noye
Kid Wheelock
Wheelocke
Noye
Carly
Wheeloer
Cedar Staplils
Meld Demonstrations by Miss Feil At West Liberty High
Home demonstrator Miss Moise Feil led a demonstration of cold pack canning for fruits and vegetables at eight o clock. A large turnout of local women attended at West Liberty High School with the canalny starting at two o clock. A physician in France via a letter to Dr A J Weaver reports Dr W S Stlers Jecaphysician arrived safely in France. Dr Stlers, once in the Motticadepartment, has been in France about five weeks at a base hospital. Lieut Stlera is the citys first doctor to reach France, formerly practicing with Dr Wouver.
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Moise Feil
Mise Feil
West Liberty High School
France
A. J. Weaver
W. Stlers
Stlers
Lieut. Stlera
Wouver
Police Court Fines and Parole for Youth in Fairport Incident
Ma McElroy jailed for intoxication was fined five dollars and costs by Justice Crull. Howard Snyder, held on larceny, was paroled to his mother with a suspended den leave of thirty days. He broke into a store in Fairport, stealing a rifle and other articles. he is only teen.
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McElroy
Justice Crull
Howard Snyder
Bia Mether
Fairport
Late bulletins from war front report shifting fronts
War office dispatches show the Lunt front quieting in mountains while battlelines along the Phive river extend from Conogliano railway to Zeuson bend. Austrian forces reportedly hold the west bank with river crossings believed to be under pressure, as Halhin tre remains contested.
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Rome
Jnog
War Office
Ga West Bok
Phare
London
Conogliano
Three Generations of Women and Lydia E Pinkham
Three generations of women recommend Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy for women's ills. The advertisement claims the product contains no narcotics or harmful drugs and is made from roots and herbs under sanitary conditions. Women are urged to try it.
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Pinkham
Mothers Club Picnic At Weed Park Names New Officers
The Mothers club annual picnic at Weed Park concluded with installation of new officers for the coming year. The group donated 25 to relief world and 16 to the Red Cross, opted to use funds for Red Cross aid instead of publishing a yearbook, and served a six o clock supper to 35 attendees. The next meeting is planned for September with Drs Bod and Asthaltor hosting at The Chute on Geneva Island. The newly elected president is Mrs M. Bomke with other officers listed.INDUSTRIAL WILL GIVE A PLAYSET ON ANNIVERSARY The industrial society of the Mrat Presbyterian church marks its twenty fifth anniversary on Friday afternoon June 21 1918 from 4 to 6 pm in the Sunday school room with a program including vocal and dramatic items and a group of church members and friends invited to attend.
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Mothers Clob Wolds
Weed Park
Mothers Club
Relief World
Red Cronp
Red Croap
Clu
Drs. Bod, Asthaltor
Chute
Geneva Island
Mra. P
Barry
Mra
Oscar Brande
Industrial
Industrial Society of the
Mrat Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Randleman
Graca Schuante
Vivian Vetter
Mildred Will
Truman Whim
Payette
Dramatis Pergonio
Mrs. Brown
Tila Pitchforth
Mra. Green
Jennette Vanatta
Mra. Dean
Dona Randleman
Snow
Mabel Keller
Mra. Doolittle
Margaret Wiging
Taylor
Helen Hormann
Picing Enjoyed by Kappa Deltas at Picnic Party
Members of the Kappa Deltas enjoyed a social picnic at Weed Park yesterday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs Red Mormann and Mrs Harold Hanson, with special guests Mrs Rollie MagVony of New York City and Mrs Wilson Randleman of Grandview Avenue. The group plans to meet again at the park and perhaps a night gathering.
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KAPPA
Wilsion Randleman
Grandview Avenue
IL. Rodgers
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Whitman
New Hampshire Street
Red Mormann
Harold Llanson
Tornight
Mise Catherine Lighhe
Andrew Maher
Day Nursery Children to Entertain at June 24 Reception
Day nursery children at the East Fourth Street home will entertain at a reception on June 24 from 2 to 5 PM. Guests are asked to bring donations for the children, including used articles such as hay they need shoots, pillow cases, towels, wash cloths, soup, canned fruit, oat ment bowls, cradles, blankets, toys and money. The committee invites all to visit the new home and bring items for Mrs. W. Pool, the matron, in her care of the children.
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East Fourth Street
Pasdach and Thorpe wed at Rock Island parsonage
Miss Nellia Pasdach and Lyman Peter Thorpe married Saturday afternoon at 2 30 oclock in the parsonage of the First populat church. Rev J Clark Oranger officiated. Pasdach daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Pasdach of 415 Kemble. Thorpe formerly at The Record Printing and now in Moline. They will reside in Moline. Musto pupils to appear in: Mustcatla at Miss Eda Grady residence studio 815 East Ninth street.
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Pasdacis
Tilorer
Rock Island
Nellia Pasdach
Lyman Peter Thorpe
Rock Taland
First Populat Church
J. Clark Oranger
Ing
Misa Pasdach
Aind Mes
Wm. Poedach
Kemble
Muscntine
Thorpa
Record Printing Company
Moline
Molng
MUSTO
Mustcatla
Eda Graty
East Ninth Street
Picas
Recital by Seven Pupils and Special Voices
A Wednesday afternoon program from three to five features instrumental and vocal selections by seven pupils. Duets include Miss Dorothy Howe with Miss Critz and Miss Mario Thompson with Miss Critz. Contralto Jedith Byrne performs, with Dollie Whitmer Margaret Connell Dallard Tipton and Lena Lorber also listed among the performers. Mothers of the pupils are invited guests.
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Ing
Dorothy Howe
Miss Critz
Mario Thompson
Mise Critz
Mise
Vast US Casualty List From War Journal Inked
A sprawling casualty roster names Private Luther W. Shorn of 1280 Seventh Avenue as among the dead. The document lists dozens of soldiers by rank and hometown, including officers and privates, with several categorized as wounded or missing. Names span New York City, Chicago, Boston, and numerous small towns across the United States.
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Vershhing
Luther W W. Shorn
Seventh Avenue
Council Gluus
Military Protection Law Aids Veterans in Property Case
District Court Judge F. Dy Letts issues order in Muscatine matter to safeguard those in military service. Grat Nalton sues defendants William Jinn W D Smalley Frank Smalley D A Cochran and others over disputed title to property. petition claims some claimants are beyond military age and thus not entitled.
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South Muscatine
F. Dy Letts
District Court
Aken
Grat Nalton
William Jinn
W. D. Smalley
Frank Smalley
D. A. Cochran
Anniversary of Peasant Prairie church observed at three-day event
The fiftieth anniversary of Peasant Prairie Methodist church, once Center Grove, will be marked by a three day observance from the 20th to the 24th. Rev. U B Smith and Rev. A S Kettlekamp will speak on opening and Friday evenings, with Rev J C Millive leading Saturday and Sunday services. A basket dinner follows Sunday service and letters from past pastors, including Rev Schrecken, will be read. The Gospel team of Wilton aids in events.
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Smith
E. Kettekomp
Prairie Methodist Church
Center Grove
Mr Kettlekamp
A. S. Smith
Jt. C. Millive
Schreckenwast
Gospel Team
Wilton
Surprise wedding and community notices in Muscatine
A regiment of friends surprised Mr and Mrs John Ryan at the bride’s parents home after a church ceremony. The couple, married at St Mathias, plan to live in Muse. The paper also notes Red Cross needs and a farewell party for Mrs Lawrence Henry as she moves to Madigan Wisconsin. Plans for Ladies of the Maccabees events include a state commander visit and initiation in early July.
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Muscatine
John Ryan
John Tracey
Lucas Grove
Mra. Ryan
St. Mathias
West Mighth Street
Ryan
Parewell
Yoweed Park Club
Mildred
Helan Bornthelse
Wood Park Club
Lawrence Henry
Madigan
Wisconsin
Menry
Arsenal
PQ Viste
Initiation Candidates Named for Thorn Event
The report lists initiation candidates Mra, Dadsy Wilvert of Maranting, and Misa Jendie Karazhan of Wont Branch. Mentions Thorn June at 1203 Smalley Avenue and a visit to Mrs J D Miowkins at 32 East Second Street, Oskaloosa. Also notes upcoming Red Cross, W I C, and De Molay events with times and locations.
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Magonié
A. G. Bond
Thorn
Smalley Avenue
Ree
J. D. Miowkins
East Second Street
Oskaloosa
Tances
Johnson
Great Old Remedy for Kin Diseases
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a pure vegetable blood purifier that cleanses the skin of eruptions and relieves conditions like scrofula eczema and boils. It claims external washing isn’t enough and urges readers to obtain S. S. S. from a local druggist and write for medical advice from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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S. S
Swift Laboratory
lAtinnia
Rally to equip more cars with air brakes
From men on the street, cars of this rally will be equipped entirely with air brakes and doors being worked by this principle. The plan has been tried on one car and found to give better service than the old method. Another car will be fitted by week’s end and soon all will be controlled by the air brake system.
Olive Gregory Granted Divorce in District Court
Olive Gregory was granted a decree of divorce from Gilbert Gregory on the grounds of degarion. The couple married in 1909. Harold Foster was fined $25 and costs by Judge F. Letts on intoxication charge in an appeal from the justice court. Line up and sign up on National War Savings Day.
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Olive Gregory
Gilbert Gregory
Harold Foster
F. Letts
Juaticn
ADS OFFER EXCELLENT POSITIONS FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Classified listing notes interesting work in homelike surroundings with good starting pay and benefits. Young women over 30 urged to apply to Town Telephone Company for positions offering salary advances, disability and sickness benefits, and permanent prospects.
Barge Fleet for Mississippi Looks Hopeful
J ia and traffic officials report possible changes to a 325 percent freight rate before June 28 and expect substitution of import commodity rates. A Muscatine river conference source says a boat and barge fleet will be funded, with about 7.5 million dollars for its establishment to move crops and war munitions.
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J. Ia
Trafic
J. C. Marzelph
Muscatine
Advics
Washington
Muscatine Communssica
Mississippi
Cairo
New Orleans
BR. TW Alshton
The
Northwestern
Uits
Trio Arrested After Midnight Dance Row
Three men were arrested after a late night disturbance at a dance hall in Leport following Sheriff Wiley’s visit. Teet Fowler faced intoxication charges with a $5 fine, while Arthur Houseman and Leonard Blanchard received minor penalties for disturbing the peace. They were taken to Muscatine and later released on bond.
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Wiley
Rules Port
Vnleport
Muscatine
Ind
Muscatine Man Doing His Duty
A Muscatine man details two years of severe stomach pain and unsuccessful medical help until Mayr's Wonderful Remedy improved him completely. The ad claims the simple preparation clears intestinal mucus and inflammation causing stomach and liver issues, including appendicitis, with a money-back guarantee after one dose. Henderson Drug Co. advertises the remedy.
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Henderson Drug Co
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For & Warle
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