Bank Official Heard by Muscatine Ad Men
A Muscatine Commercial Club talk advised best advertising methods and boosting Muscatine. Jivared H F Glassler spoke on three angles to grow Muscatine trade, promoting cooperation among local business people and a planned booklet to advertise the city. A committee including Henry Was sortino, Glen Barnard and Charles Ruthenbergs was formed to draft the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Glassler
Tom Threg Angles
Muscatine
Mustatini
Wucca
Tino
Muscating
Henry Wassortino
Glen Barnard
Charles Ruthenbergs
City considers rest room to aid visitors and packages
Mr Glessler proposed opening a rest room that would also serve as a place to assemble packages. The idea aims to help out of town buyers and provide a convenient, appreciated feature for visitors, easing the load of unloading and deterring clutter.
Special Muscatine City Council Meeting Approves Railway and Spur Work
In a special session last evening the Muscatine City Council discussed preliminary improvements. Davenport and Muscatine Railway Company received permission to lay a TALL DYek on Third Street and ballast rocks on the Kechier route for paving this summer. The Mississippi Lumber and Box Company was authorized to install a spur to its factory in the east part of town to speed freight handling.
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Muscatine
F. B. Crafts
Davenport and
Mississippi Lumber and Box Company
Students Photographed For Auretan Yearbook Issue
Students from Mascatine High School have their basketball team and band photographed by B Wade Desham for the Auretan annual. The annual edition nears publication as editors aim to present the finest number in the school’s history.
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Mascatine
Har
B Wade] Desham
The
Auretan
Health board report shows deaths exceed births in Muscatine
The Muscatine City Board of Health meetings record a April May report by City Health Officer HB Hagred noting 314 health certificates issued, 178 for German measles, 16 for chicken pox, 10 for the latter. For the first time in months deaths exceeded births with 18 deaths to 15 births. The May 13 session approved the April 16 to May 13 report and related bills, with health and food inspection details and quarantine events.
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Wisi
Board of Health
Husted
The
Health Board
L. Husted
Zaidler
Schrasder
Schroeder
Board of Supervisors
Zeidler
Muscatine
Bingell
Bosch
Lochrane
Coyner
Mabey
Funck
Hintermeleter
Mittman & Son
Mittman Brosh
Nubor
Nogum
Relnamund
John Titife
Young
Zoller
Sorond Ald
Sehroedter Garried
Want to Feel Young Olive Tablets Ads Warn Constipation
An old marketing blurb promotes Dr Howard Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative substitute for calomel to combat constipation especially in older people. It touts no pain or griping, promises natural action, and cites prices of 10 cents and 25 cents per box from The Oliva Tablets Co in Columbus.
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Howardu
Edwarde Bellavee
Br. Edwards
Tha Ollyea Taties Co
Columbus
Baby Healed By Cuticura After Severe Skin Rash
A mother describes her infant suffering severe crusting rash on face and body, sleeping fitfully at night. After trying remedies with little success, she reports rapid improvement following Cuticura Remedies, including Soap and Ointment, leaving the child's head hair full and complexion clear. Signed Ars. Anne Saunders, Sept. 29, 1921.
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Ars
Anne Saunders
Posix Card
Outleurs
Dept. 'P
Boston
Geneva Golf Club Installs New Officers and Hints Opening
The Geneva Golf and Country Club held its annual meeting at the Commercial club rooms as plans form for a summer opening of the new $16,000 clubhouse emerge. Completion delays leave only tentative arrangements for interior finishing. opening is hoped for late June. Officers named: President C. R. Munser, Vice President W. R. Jayne, Secretary-Treasurer Robert L. Thompson. New directors include J. G. Stein, F. A. Little, W. F. Davitt, D. V. Reedson, C. B. R. Munger, W. R. Jayne, J. L. Thompson.
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Ganeva Golf and Country Club
Resaon
Alta Appointmente
C. R. Munser
W. R. Jayne
Robert L. Thompson
G."stein
F. A. Little
WF. Davitt
D. V.reedson
C. BR. Munger
3. L. Thompson
Lawrence Attends Insurgent Meeting at Springfield
A. and Lawrence, named as a delegate, left for Chicago after plans to attend a war doubt insurgent convention of the M. OW. A. to be held at Springfield on May 16. The convention will elect officers and is expected to draw at least a thousand Woodmen.
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Lawrence
M. OW. A
Springfield
Chicago
J Lnofs
Offlcova
Windstorm Injures Two Circus Workers in Maquoketa
A May 14 windstorm struck Maquoketa Iowa injuring two circus workers from the Gollmar Brothers show. Joe Fanzeno of Savannah Indiana suffered a fractured skull when a heavy tent pole struck him. an african American worker named Williams was critically injured. Both men were trapped beneath canvas and rushed to the Maquoketa sanitarium, where Fanzeno’s condition was described as nearly hopeless and Williams as critical.
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Maquoketa
Gollmar Brothers’ Circus
Joe Fanzeno
Savannah
Fanzena
Winama
Fanteno
Vanzeno
Maquoketa Santarium
Fanzeno
Willams
Local Lodge Hears Insurgent Speaker At Meeting
Louie Carlis of Gedar Rapide spoke to the Madera Brotherhood of America lodge outlining insurgent claims. He alleged Denver and Neaver conventions were unfair and cited higher rate changes for post October 1, 1912. A fund was raised to support pending litigation and an auditing committee sought.
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Madera Brotherhood of America
Louie Carlis
Gedar Rapide
Insurgente’ Executive Committee
Denver
Perenne
Neaver
Carlla
Supreme
Hanley
Clinton
Supreme Officers
Board of Directors
Carlin’ Adress
Rock Island Railroad Criticized Over Oregon Street Crossing
The Rock Island railway company faced sharp council criticism for neglecting the Oregon Street gate crossing. Officials claim the aging gates are misused and often left inoperable, risking lives daily. the council authorized enforcement measures and penalties for improper operation.
Check Speeders On Motor Vehicles
Speed feuds will be prosecuted by the police authorities to curb reckless driving in the city. Culet Boifman announced this morning that numerous complaints have been received about speeding motorcyclists. Riders of motorized bicycles must observe traffic ordinances. those going up to thirty miles per hour on residential streets face heavy fines. Several narrow escapes have been reported as speed by motorists endangers life. police will deploy stop watches to catch violators.
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Culet Boifman
Po‘ce
Tia Motorigty
Iate
Police Department
Titus Loan and Investment Co Ad seeks Town farm loans
Advertisement offers first mortgage town farm loans at six percent interest with no trouble to the investor. Call on or write Titus Loan & Investment Co for details.
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Portrase Town Farm
Titus Loan & Inveatment Co
Ady
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Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Giessler
Advocates Rest Room
Council
Haynes & Bast
Buccéatore
C. F. Cadle
Board OF Blalth
Tolnoes Ee
Duriar
Buria
Greenwood
St. Mary's
Hawlt
Geneva Golf Club
K K. Muller
Jane
Insurgent
Hveral Workmen
Goliblar Circus
White City
Louis Carlis
Incal M. TB
Lodge
Comtene
Standard Oil Company
Linois
W. W. Richards
Scranton
Dewey Ave
Railway Company
Oregon Street Gates
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island
Oregon Street Grate
South End
Hoffman
Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicano. Il
Geo. Bitman
A. H. Welch & CO
Pante Bros
Cash Grocery
2Nd St
Home Tea Co
New China Store
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