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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1918

Page

6

City Council Receives War Time Road Material Notice

The state highway commission informs the city council that bituminous materials for paving will be limited to urgent war needs. Applications for asphalt and related products must state municipal needs, with approvals escalating through the highway commission to the director of public roads in Washington. Nonessential cart roads are not considered war urgent. The communication stresses cooperation with government demands and curtailment of shipments unless essential.

Tel Administration United States State Highway Commission Public Rons Washington The Fuel Administration State Highway Commission of Iowa Ofdag

Young couple wed at Wilton home ceremony

Wilton Ia June 21 A pretty home wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Elfenbeth Christison as her daughter Margaret wed Clarence W. Kiser son of Mr and Mrs J XN Kiser. The Rev A E B Kiser of Creston uncle of the groom officiated. Only immediate family attended and both are known locally. The bride is a Tec nical school graduate of 1915 and the groom from Town City academy. they plan to live on a farm nearby.

Wilton Elfenbeth Christison Margaret Clarence W. Kiser J. XN. Kiser A. EB. Kiser Creston

Last Wills Probated and Estate Inventories

The inventory of the estate of George J Kuhn, recently killed at the stockyards, shows a bank balance of 2800 dollars. The final accounting of the late Eliza Bailey’s estate was filed in district court today, leaving 395.77 dollars after debts, to be divided among five heirs. Cand of Thanks from Mrs HA razo and family expresses gratitude for support and floral offerings.

George J. Kuhn Eliza Bailey

Delegates Return From Epworth League Convention

Delegates from Magealine report an excellent Epworth League meeting held June 18 and 19 at Williamaburg. Rev J Hy Krenmyre presided, with speakers including Rev EB A Hulse from St Paul M R Cedar Rapids. Delegates came from Pirse, Musserville, Park Avenue, and High Prairie churches, including Misses Mayme Jericho Grace Chapman Florence Hahn Gertrude Seright Laura James Mildred Hintermeister Ruth Martin Helen Garrison Irma Goldsberry.

Magealine Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church Williamaburg Jung J. Hy, Krenmyre Epworth Longues Stev. EB. A. Hulse St. Paul M. R Cedar Rapids Pirse Methodist Mayme Jericho Grace ,Chapman Florence Margaret Hahn Musserville M. G Gertrude Seright Laura James Mildred Hintermeister Park Avenue C. D. Loose Ruth Martin Helen Garrison Irma Goldsberry High Prairie , Methodist Church

City awards three bridge contracts after council meeting

At the city council meeting three contracts were let. Mira Hershey Lumber won 658.64 for replanking the Fifth Street bridge over Mad Creek. Thomas I. Maher received a contract for new flooring on the Second Street bridge. Hayes & Pace were the low bidder at 86 cents per cubic yard for grading at the Second Street bridge over Mad Creek.

Mira Hershey Lumber, Company

De Luxe Clown and Watters For Guaranteed Work And Service

The firm changes name from Freers Tire and Battery Works to Roger Lira and Battery Works with Mr L C Roger as manager. They will continue handling Permallie Batteries Miller tires inner tubes and are sole distributors of W S L Batteries in the county. They will repair all makes and offer vulcanizing services.

Freers Tire and Wattery Works Roger Lira L. C. Roger Permallie Miller W. S. L. Tatteries

Muscatine Board of Health meets with reports in 1918

The June 18 1918 Muscatine City Board of Health session notes Mayor McNutt absent. Clerk H B Caple chaired, with Alderman Graft as pro tem. Items: bills approved or to be certified, petition to establish a steam laundry referred to health officials, monthly reports from Food Inspector John Tillie and Health Physician A J Weaver, and an order to post no dumping at Holly and Parkview.

City Board of Health McNutt H. B. Caple Ald Graft Alds Meyers Craff Street Allen Selden Board of Health Sec A. G. Besteniehner A. W. Morgan Als Moyers County Board of Supervisors Fom G Muscatine Iowa City of Voriong Coyner Man Solidwedder Geo Nabor P. Nabor H. Nabor Stein Co. Norton Bing Eli Funci Hint Bros Foster Tamenga P. Tiedemand John Tillie D. Vi MM Carrier the Recorder Health Physician's Monthly Health Physician Towa Board of Health of Slite Board of Health

Davenport Man Takes Life in Buffalo Slaughterhouse

A Davenport resident aged 183 years, described as the real son of Valentine Ieach, reportedly hanged himself with a block and tackle in a Buffalo slaughterhouse twelve miles west of Davenport. The fragmentary report notes brooding over the war as a possible context for the act and identifies the primary location and method of death.

Davenport Town Valentine Ieach Buffalo Here

New Beets and Turnips and Other Groceries Item List

A grocery item list includes beets turnips and potatoes for cooking. It mentions tomatoes and prunes with brands and weights. Descriptions cover cheese cleanser and cleaners with a few brand-like terms and quantities. The text resembles a damaged catalog fragment with scattered product names.

Funeral Held for Archie Parvin at West Liberty

The funeral for Archie Parvin occurred at his brother Eu gene Parvin's home in West Liberty at 10 o'clock this morning. The body was moved to Muscatine for burial in Greenwood at noon with the West Liberty Masons in charge. In other news, YMCA pool offers swimming classes starting next week with sessions on Tue Thu at 7 and 7:46 AM, and Wed Fri at 7 AM.

YW. C.A. Ak

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City Council State Webway Commission Algo Razo WIE Cily Jiealtil A. J. Weaver Bethen Alien Nlace Holly and Patrview Avenue H. B. Cuple City Board of Wealth Bowman Butcher Brooder Coon & Fisher Grocers Rocky Ford Santa Clara Pound Ise Grisco Fred Ficken Carpenter Muscatine Auto Tire Works Front St Sycamore White Milan Organdy Chifton Georgette Crepe Ron Ton Bon Ton Triangle Wonlgset Heo Winifred Allen Jack Meredith Alen Big William Hart Universal Features Presents J. Warren ‘Kerrigan Woallerson Store Harold Lockwood Hera Lowise Palace of Monciyva Goldwyn Pictures Herbert Rawlinson Pate Volger
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