Niculay Nuptials Held at Nicolay Home
At 6 o clock Wednesday evening at 614 Sebler Street Was solemnized the nuptials of Anna Sehauland and Joseph Nicalay. Rev George Markens officiated before a small gathering of immediate relatives. The couple will reside at 982 Stcas Street and plan a home life in Lake township. The ceremony featured blue and white decor and a white bell. The bridal gown was rose silk with shadow lace. A postlude reception followed.
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John Niculay
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Anna Sehauland
Mia
Maul Sehauland
Lucas Street
Joseph Nicalay
Mea
John Nicolay
George Markens
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Dining Fight Wounds Waiter. Patron May Die
A hotel dinning room fight at the Hotel Nectar on Broadway broke into violence as two men fought and a first blows led one man to seize a bottle and strike waiter Bozoni who fell unconscious. Doctors report skull fracture and possible death. several members of the party fled the scene.
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City Hall bonds will not increase city tax burden
A municipal publicity committee declares Muscatine’s city hall bonds can be issued and retired without raising taxes. It explains current levies, existing debts, and future reductions, noting the water works debt will be paid off before city hall payments begin. The report urges voters to support the city hall project at the April election.
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Simple quinine tonic hair care remedy listed
An old fashion tonic mixes one ounce of medicine with alcohol and water to restore hair health, gloss, and scalp strength. A second home formula uses tincture and sugar in hot water to purify blood, brighten skin, and boost energy, marketed as a timeless beauty system.
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City Public Works Expenditure Tops One Hundred Thousand
City Engineer Charles Yowig presents the annual city report at tonight’s council meeting detailing over 100000 spent on public works and more than 200000 in private building permits. The document lists bridges and repairs 4000 dollars, waterworks, sewers, streets, and a storage reservoir with totals and costs including a 215000 building-permit expenditure.
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Max
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