Concrete roads under study by county and state engineers
Muscatine county board of supervisors and state highway commission engineers traveled to Moscow to assess feasibility of installing concrete roads. County Engineer Ryan and District Engineer Morrison lead the inquiry to determine construction viability and potential cost impacts.
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Muscatine
Acquaintance Sale Opens June 25 In Muscatine
Public invited to visit our new Muscatine store to inspect high grade furniture rugs curtains and more at unusually low prices. Overhead is reduced by moving from high rent district enabling quotes well below rival stores. Prices include rugs buffets iron beds brass beds child beds feather pillows phonographs records library tables and davenports with sale figures shown and notable discounts.
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Muscatine
Smith
Nepperham
Board eyes concrete paving trial near Moscow roads
The board considers experimenting with concrete paving on rural roads near Moscow to judge feasibility and potential benefits. Officials weigh costs, methods, and impact on traffic as they study the proposal.
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Moscow
Shooting Dogs Triggers Police Action in Quiet Neighborhood
Police investigated a report of gunfire as a celebrant officer Faulhaber attempted to dispatch a savage dog. In a second incident in the east part of town an officer found the gunfire came from a fellow officer, dispelling fears of illegal firearm use by youths.
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Faulhaber
Blue Coat
County Granges to Meet Next Friday
Nine Muscatine county granges gather at South Prairie Grange hall near West Liberty for a full day outing. The Pomona Grange leads the quarterly event with a noon basket dinner and an engaging program. Initiations of new members will occur during the day.
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Muscatine County
South Prairie
West Liberty
Pomona Grange
Return of Youth Through Proper Food Belief
A reader letter advocates Grape-Nuts and Postum as cures for indigestion and aging signs. It claims improved digestion, regained health, and renewed vitality after adopting the products. The missive is presented as genuine customer testimony from Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wollville
Motion to appoint receiver denied in Rosehill Cemetery case
In Chicago Superior Court Judge Charles M. Foell denied a motion by minority Rosehill Cemetery stockholders to appoint a preliminary receiver for the Rosehill Cemetery Company and a receiver for its perpetual care funds. Edwin Ashcraft argued funds worth 250000 dollars in LaSalle Street Trust and Savings Bank could not be reclaimed without a receiver, while Milton Foreman defended the company. The judge indicated ruling may wait on master in chancery input and on remaining bill issues.
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Rogelill Cemetery Company
H. W. Huttig
Charles M. Foell
Chicago
Edwin Ashcraft
la Salle, Street Trust and Savings Bank
Milton J
Rosehill Company
Ashcraft
Perpetual Care Fund
Storm Toll In Wisconsin Counties Reported At Large Loss
A storm across Outagamie and Milwaukee counties causes about 100000 dollars in damage. Barns and houses down, cattle killed, and the Outagamie asylum loses 25000. Milwaukee reports chimney destruction and downed trees, with several thousand dollars in damage. Eau Claire also endures heavy wind damage with blown wires, shattered glass, and widespread destruction.
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Wisconsin
Appleton
Wis
Outagamie County
Milwaukee
Eau Claire
Board in Session Decides on Y W C A Quarters
The Muscatine Y W C A board holds an afternoon meeting to decide the location of its association rooms. The likely site is the old Fulham residence at Third and Walnut streets, recently owned by the Masonic Home Society.
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The
Muscatine Y. W. C. A
Association
Fulham
Third
Walnut Streets
Masonic Home Society
Wilson to Receive Suffragette Band
President Wilson agrees to meet June 30 with a delegation of 700 suffragists led by Mrs Harvey Wiley. The group, representing organized club women, will press for support of the suffrage constitutional amendment. Wilson has previously said he won’t push legislation outside the party program.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Club Women of the Country
Harvey. W. Wiley
Congress
Federation of Women’s Cluba
Chicago
Young Muscatine Man Bowman Dies After Illness
After a more than fifteen week illness, 21 year old Charles G Bowman died about 9 50 pm at his mother's home 307 East Fifth street Tuberculosis was the cause He was born in Muscatine September 5 1892 educated in local public schools and lived here all his life He leaves his mother Roy Bowman and grandmother Mrs C Bahr Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at East Fifth Street home with Rev L E Kettlekamp of the German M E church presiding Interment in Greenwood cemetery
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Charles’g. Bowman
Henry Schrautemyer
East Fifth Street
Charles G. Bowman
Muscatine
Moose Lodge
Henry Schlautemyer
Roy Bowman
C. Bahr
L. E Kettlekamp
M. E. Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Peace Plan Debates In Niagara On International Differences
At Niagara Falls Ontario mediators and delegates narrowed U S Huerta disputes as discussions focused on peace program planks. A protocol may be drafted with other points to be settled by week’s end leaving internal Mexican issues to constitutionalists and Huerta delegates. Confidence rose in Washington that a meeting between factions would occur despite unclear arrangements.
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Carranza
Huerta
Calderon
Niagara Falls
Ont
U. S
New Orleans
Conduct Exams at the Muscatine High School
June teachers examinations are being held at Muscatine high school. The event schedules tests for faculty across departments, with administration coordinating room assignments and timing.
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Muscatine High
Teachers Gather for County Academic Test
A large group of prospective educators and teachers seeking grade improvements attended the school session this morning. The test is directed by County Superintendent Bradley and will move to the county building office Friday for the academic exam.
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Bradley
Served With Warrant While Milking Gow
J H Lekins was interrupted while milking a cow when Sheriff Cafferty of Iowa county served a warrant from Marengo for larceny. Lekins allegedly sold mortgaged property and showed a cancellation paper yet was taken to Marengo. He had worked on a farm in Seventy Six township and was located there with Deputy Sheriff O Leary.
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J. H. Lekins
Cafferty
Iowa County
Marengo
Lekins
Memorial for founder of fresh water pearl button industry
The memorial tablet honoring John F. Boepple, founder of the fresh water pearl button industry, will be presented to the U S government along with the new memorial...
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John F. Boepple
U. S
The Vital Link in The Chain Advertising Co-op
Advertising campaigns fail without connection between the ad gang and distributors. The newspaper links the manufacturer and distributor, with dealers recognizing newspapers as a definite force. Manufacturers are invited to contact the Bureau of Advertising at 806 World Building New York.
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Bureau of Advertising
World Building
New York
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