Contest to name five candidates ends tomorrow at six
Name contest closes tomorrow evening at 6 pm with time to submit five names. A $25 prize awaits the winner.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
4
Name contest closes tomorrow evening at 6 pm with time to submit five names. A $25 prize awaits the winner.
Local brief notes announce the name contest closing at 6 p m Tuesday with 280 envelopes in and at least 20 more needed. Regular review of L O T M set for Monday evening November 16 at Yeoman hall.
A home made hair tonic recipe promises better results than costly preparations. Mix half a pint alcohol with half a pint water add an ounce Beta Quinol shake well and apply. Optional use a pint of imported bay rum in place of alcohol and water for daily vitality and glossy hair.
Grand Chancellor Ward Ferguson of Rolfe Iowa has named F J Willett of Davenport deputy for district 23 covering Scott Muscatine and Cedar counties. West Liberty moves to district 22 along with Iowa City Marengo Riverside. E A Patterson of Iowa City will oversee that district's deputy work.
In LaPorte Indiana on November 16 Prosecutor Smith began presenting letters from Mrs Gunness to A K Helgelein about his brother's disappearance to show motive for Ray Lamphere's arson of the Gunness house. He also submitted documents for signature verification and will read the letters in court before the grand jury.
A notice invites participation in a name contest with a deadline set for tomorrow evening at 6 o clock. It emphasizes a chance to win and urges quick entry. The event is promoted as open to participants seeking recognition through the naming challenge.
A cablegram from Paris reports a son born to Theodore P. Shonts’s granddaughter, the Duchess De Chaulnes, in France, announced in New York on November 16.
A Muscatine woman reports her husband’s dramatic improvement after using Root Juice, claiming relief from stomach and kidney issues, headaches, and bloating. The remedy, priced at $1 per bottle or three for $2.50, is sold at Morgan's drug store, with local residents noting similar health improvements.
The Western Realty company will close its name contest for the East Hill addition at 6 oclock Tuesday evening. Judges are J L Giesler J G Van Lent and Frank D Throop. Nearly 300 people have submitted names so far.
Denver reports the American Federation of Labor convention adopting a resolution for the exclusion of all Asiatic races. The executive council also backs a study of Italian immigrant congestion and calls for a conference with the Italian government representative in Washington.
Luellen Searight’s home three miles south of Fruitland hosted a Saturday evening gathering with about thirty five guests. A four piece orchestra provided music for dancing and the host’s children assisted in entertaining. A short musical program featured Link Taylor on violin followed by a slumber party. Attendees from the city included Mr. and Mrs. George Betzold and others.
On Wednesday evening November 25 the Aurora Literary Society at Muscatine High School will host a social set with a musical program. A debate on the relative fatality of mince pie and fudge will feature Misses Margaret Oliver and Laura Schroeder for the judge and Will Randall and Clark Abbott for the defense.
The engagement of Charles P. McColm of Muscatine to Miss Alena Davis of Hamilton Canada is announced. The wedding is planned for January 27 in a Canadian city. McColm is connected with the McKee Bliven Button Company and is well known locally.
Members of Eagle Lodge No 10 A O U W will entertain friends at a card party and smoker Thursday evening Nov 19 at the K of P hall. Degree of Honor invited and all lodge members asked to bring a friend.
The regular meeting of the Home Steaders Union will be held in Yeoman tomorrow evening. The business session will be brief and followed by a social period with an attractive program. Refreshments will be served. A pleasant evening is assured and full attendance is desired.
St Margaret's Guild will hold a social at Trinity rectory on East Fourth Street. All parish members and friends are invited. A short program will be offered in the evening and St Katharine's Guild members will help serve refreshments.
Mrs Mary Groth and Henry Konig of Council Bluffs wed at 705 East Seventh Street in a ceremony conducted by Rev Hawkins. The couple plans to reside in Council Bluffs.
Degree of Honor Industrial will hold a social session tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Julia Welch at the corner of Sixth and Spring streets. No sewing will take place. attendees may enjoy planned social time.
About 40 young friends gathered Saturday night at Harvey McCleary’s Grandview avenue home for an enjoyable party. Games, amusements, and refreshments were served, making the evening a pleasant gathering.
The Colonel Hare Thimble Bee plans a gathering with Mrs. Joseph Biles on Hope Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock. A large attendance is desired.
The Highland Noble Sewing society will meet Wednesday afternoon November 18 at the home of Mrs. Elma Scott on West Front Street.
The Dorcas society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs John Millar on Walnut Street.
General Jose Miguel Gomez and Alfredo Zayas are expected to win Cuba’s presidential and vice presidential posts after an orderly election. Gomez likely carried every province as Governor Magoon praised the peaceful process and wide enthusiasm observed at polling sites.
Cincinnati reports Senator Joseph Benson Foraker has been vindicated by Standard Oil Company lawyers. The oil trust issued a health bill in his favor and Foraker announced his candidacy for re election to the U S Senate from Ohio. Virgil P. Kline, Cleveland attorney for Standard Oil, states he never did anything for the trust for Foraker.
Senator Foraker answers pre election attacks alleging inconsistency with public duties. He cites endorsements by M F Elliott of New York and Standard Oil ties dating 1909 to 1901 and includes correspondence and his letters asking for opinions on his Standard Oil connection. He references his reply to William Randolph Hearst’s charges.
White Hall Mich Nov 16 The fate of Deputy Game Warden J Salmonson Martin Salmonson and Deputy Sheriff Hazletine was confirmed by the discovery of their bodies in White Lake near the spot where their overturned boat had been found the previous night.
In San Francisco on November 16 Abraham Ruef asked for a venue change to a court in another part of California. Attorney Dozer filed an affidavit signed by Ruef claiming impossibility of a fair trial here. The court adjourned to permit counter affidavits as a large crowd gathered outside.
The racing balloon American started from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon and landed safely fifteen miles from the start at 3 30 this morning after twelve hours aloft and four course changes.
After delays the case of Whan Chang Korean charged with the March murder of Durham White Stevens, the American advisor to Korea's emperor, was called for trial. Chang is well represented and will mount a vigorous defense citing patriotic insanity as a potential ground.
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