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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1910

Page

5

Anticipate Fine Tourist Season on Mississippi River

Supt. Lusk of the Diamond Jo Line says indications are very encouraging for a strong tourist season on the Mississippi. Many inquiries and berth reservations signal heavy business. ships plan early trips from St. Louis. The Dubuque runs St. Louis to Burlington through July, then to Davenport. Quincy and St. Paul schedules adjusted for June travel. Captain Morris’ Eileen returns to command the Quincy for summer service. Capt. C. McGee to helm the St. Paul with first voyage on June 20. The Sidney will stay in reserve.

Mississippi River J. P. Lusk Stteomer Dubuware Dubuque St. Louis Orchard City Morris Eileen Quincy C. McGee St. Paul Sidney Burlington Davenport

Wilton May 26 1920s Social News Delays and Departures

Wilton Iowa notes a string of personal travel and visits as Elsa and Fayette Kiser, Olive Hain, and others depart for Muscatine to visit relatives. Mrs. C. T. Matthews returns from Davenport, while J. S. Blackwell, C. F. Port, and others make business trips. Various residents travel to Muscatine and Davenport for visits, weddings, and social engagements, with multiple arrivals and departures reported through the day.

Olive Hain Muscatine O. E. Weaver C. T. Matthews Don Stibelt Davenport J. 5. Blackwell Ely Wenesday Frea Kincaid Eyer Welershauser le Moines G. Kanoff Mesdames J. L. Wright Frank Mellicker James Penizel Saugust C.F. Port Clinton Theo. Port. Parry Duncan Charles R. Coster Mustazine Maude Curtis Iowa City Carl Wilson Atalissa C. H. Wilson Charles Petter West Branch John Fred Wilson Tipton William Myers

Burglar Knocked From Window by Mrs Hiteman

Mrs Dora Hiteman on Delaney Street says a burglar fled to her third floor room and she struck him with a rolling pin, driving him out the window. Police found the man dead in the courtyard, identified as Louis Blatch, a longtime East Side thief leader.

Hiteman New York Dora Hiteman Delaney Street Louis Blatch East Side

Many Mills in New England Plan Output Cut

Many cotton mills across New England plan to curtail output as business activity stalls. In Fall River Massachusetts on May 27 reports say production is nearly at a standstill and about 40,000 workers are already unemployed or out of work.

New England Fall River Mass South Muscatine Lumber Company Stillwater Minn South Muscu~tine Company

South Muscatine Flower Thief Targets Gardens

In South Muscatine Mrs Hester Crow and Mrs Elizabeth Abbott report most geranium beds pilfered from their gardens last night. Eight plants stolen from Crow and nine from Abbott, both fearing further theft during Memorial Day planning. Footprints indicate small shoes and a larger wide-heeled shoe used by the thief. A prior year theft on Sampson street and Demorest avenue saw a broader plant loss.

Hester Crow Sampson Street Bilge Abeth Abbott Demorest Avenue

Young American Leaguers Enter Local Baseball Field

A new junior team called the Young American Leaguers will play in the city this summer for players aged 12 to 14. Managed by Henry Griesenbrack, the squad lists Adolph Grace, Griesenbrack, Warald Barnhart, Charles Yarel, Ralph Steahr, Carl Olb, Barnest Bailes, and others. Mrs. Jones hosted Frigids Home Missionary society, and local notes mention residents returning home or visiting relatives.

Henry Griesenbrack Adolph Grace Ee Griesenorack Warald Barnhart Lindow Charles Yarel Ralph Steahr Carl Barnest Bailes Qvaid Shienk Jones J. Jones The Frigids' Home Missionary Society Kansas Street Irs A. Figg Harles ‘Latham Nome Belk Grandview South End Ays Benning

Oak Grove Society Minutes Mention June Meeting

Oak Grove May 27 The E A L society met with Miss Naomi Stuart Wednesday evening. A pleasant time was spent in games, followed by lunch. Next meeting at Miss Bessie McCaomnaha's on June 29. Dorcas society joined Weed Park club for a social day with a noon dinner. Farmers attended town show. Ralph Barnard of Nichols visiting grandparents Ed Barnard and wife.

Oak Grove, Sr E. A. L. Society Naomi Stuart Avas Bessie McCaomnaha Dorcas' Society Weed Park Dorcas'society Ralph Barnard Nichols Ed, Barnard

Twenty-Five Italian Miners Deported From Durham

Italian miners accused of intimidating officials of the Durhan Joan and Coke companies were arrested by state troops and forcibly deported last evening. Authorities report no further trouble expected and no trial occurred.

Durham Duraan Joan and Coke Companies

Molsberry to Speak at Memorial Day Exercises

West Liberty Indiana May 27 Molsberry of Columbus Junction will speak at Memorial day ceremonies Monday at the Methodist church 1 30 oops the parade will form after the church program and march to Oakville cemetery where graves of departed veterans will be decorated by high school girls C N S Gibson acts as marshal and directs the parade and graves program the church program includes music invocation announcements reading of Lincoln Gettysburg address by Miss Maude Smith and benediction.

West Liberty Hont FM Molsberry Columbus Junction Methodist’ Episcopal Church Oakville C. NS. Gibson

Land for sale in Bear River Valley Utah Wyoming near Evanston

Quinlan and Tyson, Chicago firm, offer 4000 to 5000 acres of improved fenced farms in Bear River Valley along the Union Pacific line. Land irrigated with ample water, rich soil, crops like oats barley alfalfa timothy and potatoes perform well. Properties rent for share of crop or cash, with local management in place. Prices very low and include water rights. Livestock prospects strong with cattle hogs and sheep suitable.

Quinlan and Tyson Bear River Valley Utah Wyoming Evanston U. P. Ry

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Oe i “Industries Beh AP Lee Fr Puritan Ice Company Green Street Harry “Deu Supt Lusk Jo Ling Wilton Wilton, Ta Elsa and Fayette Kiser Frank Leimkubler Rider Cedar Rapid Thomas. Raynor Hain Itle Weaver B. Bloom St. Joseph Whovis 2 South Muscatine Raft Gms Mrs. Abbott Tq' Brach Muscatine Siomet Tele South Pany Nievel’s Muscatinie’s Ideal Jewelry Store Young Oak Grove Columbus FM. Cooper F. S. Pentzer Trean J. L. Pentzer Mr.Cooper
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