Nyenhaus Funeral Held at 2 P M
The funeral of Jd. Ae Nyenhaua who died Saturday morning was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the deceased's residence at 1221 Mulberry avenue. Rev. J W Graves of the First Baptist church delivered the sermon. Pallbearers were R S McNutt Al Nordig John Kemble Patrick Barry Harry Othmer and M W Stirson. Interment was in Greenwood cemetery. Maconboe Tent No 9 meets in October for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. Ae Nyenhaua
Mulberry Avenue
J. W. Graves
Flrst Baptisl
Armory funding dispute threatens Battery C mustering out
A Muscatine Commercial Club meeting faces two documents challenging the Battery C armory plan. Captain Mull warns that without adequate storage and funds, the unit may be mustered out or returned to Muscatine, while the armory board report argues eight to ten acres and $20 000 to $40 000 are needed for a new facility.
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Battery C
Muscatino
Inter Developmenta
Ain
Muscatigue
Armory Board
Commercial Club
Logan
Jess
Armory Committee
Elimination of Crossing Hazards Progress in Muscatine County
At a regular board of supervisors meeting the move to erase a crossing hazard advanced. The plan includes vacating a small stretch of the River-to-River road that crosses the Rock Island mainline in Goshen township near Wert Joberty, improving safety for travelers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Board of Supervisors
Rock Island Mainine
Goshen Township
Wert Joberty
Copper-Clad Rust Proof Range Patent Story
A snipped, era-typical piece describes a patentee who claims a rust proof copper clad layer between asbestos and the range body to prevent rust on a cooled oven. Government patent granted, exclusivity claimed for using the copper clad lining. The ad touts the original Copper-Clad range as available at the store.
Road westward from crossing planned near highway turn
The board plans a new roadway extending west from where the highway curves, turning south to the crossing. The stretch will be built a short distance west of the crossing, with work expected to begin soon. Arthur G. Crose, son of the Crose family of 401 Oak Street, leaves for Webster City, Tenn., for a two week visit with brothers T S Crose and R D Crose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Crose
Oak Street
Webster City
R. D. Crose
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Merkelbach
Lowa Culvert and Sheet Metal Co
Muscatine, Lowa
Nyenhaus
Maccnboe
Greencastle
Baur
Reemd
Relnelock
Noro
al Co
Isle Pii
Male
Ing Proper Armory
Anden
Oran
Thompson’s
Arthur G. Crose
Mr. and
Ben & Lilly
2Nd Street
Muscatine
Iowa
Edison
L. H. Hewitt
Edison Laboratory
Swan’s Jewelry Store
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