Believe Scott Will Recover From Burns At Hospital
Reports this afternoon from Ballovue hospital say A W Scott was injured in an accident at the Roach and Musser plant. An examination showed serious burns but no concussion. He is reported to be renting well this afternoon as pain subsides. Company officials investigated the incident but found no basis for blame. Scott was a popular and valued employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballovue Hoapital
A. W. Scott
Lieve
Scott
Rosch and Musser
Roach and Mussac Company
Slouch and Musser Company
Garden Tour Draws Out‑of‑Town Visitors to Dahlia Gardens
Yesterday morning a group of visitors traveled to the Dahlia Garden at 661 Siegel Street under Mina Hallie Conkling. The party from Burlington and Davenport toured the gardens, enjoyed a noon picnic along the river, and inspected Bidowlent Station at Fairport before returning to Muscatine. They plan an annual fall visit to the gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning & Company
Ednvball
Barerows
Templu
Mayers
Honor
Mra. Barrows
St. Mew
Gof
Miss Alahop
Davenport
Fairport
Muscatine
Turks Aim for a Victorious Finish in Union Committees
The Turkish leadership in Constantinople reports a revolution shift aiming for a victorious end. The central powers are seen as favored by the general situation, with Holla Pasha now appointed general president and the grand vizier announcing the change amid ongoing committees of union and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
Holla Pasha
Cotton Knit Goods Trade Note From Britain
General Skinner in London reports Great Britain has extended her embargo on imports to include cotton knit goods. The action expands restrictions for U S shipments, impacting trade and banking notices amid wartime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. Cy
Skinner
London
Department of Commerce
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Pair Arrested Here Sentenced
Two men taken into custody today by Sheriff Wiley were sentenced in the federal court at Davenport. Edward III received $100 and a sixty day sentence after a poortending charge at West Library. George Kolewetan Grook was found guilty of Bootles Rink and also fined $100 plus a sixty day period for failure to pay fines. The federal grand jury adjourned that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J! Wiley
Federal
Davenport
Hedward III
West Library
George Kolewetan
Grook
Yeutorday
Sherrit Wiley
Bootles Rink
Federal Grand Jury
Marshall Guest of Burlington Arrives to Rousing Reception
President Thomed Tt. Muiutstiall arrived in Burlington Iowa amid a jetty reception. Thousands crowded streets and the amlon station to greet him. Businesses schools and factories observed a half holiday. Nearly a thousand automobiles lined the parade route through the city toward the coliseum packed to the doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Wantakan
Deadlock Ink Shortage Probe Amid Anti Trust Claims
New York reporters recount an investigation into a city ink supply crisis caused by a price fixing restraint of trade. Dairymen and farmers await evidence as witnesses prepare to challenge the alleged collusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
Wlate
Local Club Delights in Pot Luck Dinner Event
A Thursday all day session featured a pot luck dinner for members and guests. Notable attendees included Mia, Sarah Agur, Milas Edna Rin nert and Mien Port Schroeder who then departed to visit relatives and spend several weeks travel with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wattswan
Mia
Sarah Agur
Milas Edna Rinnert
Mien Port Schroeder
Cor Statex
Vert Agar
Assertion Richardson Will Recover Soon After Injury
Report states David Richardson, a Dravenport youth visiting Fairhort, was accidentally shot last Saturday and is expected to recover soon at Horshey Hospital. His condition improved today as surgery was completed and his husband was notified, with transportation arranged from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Richardson
Dravenport
Fairhort
Horshey Hospital
Ta Tien
Oakville News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Visits
Oakville Indiana October 6 Mrs Kremer Spitanogto has been confined to bed but is reported much improved. Nola Bell plans changes with an inflammatory rheumnation adack. Fred Pulver in charge of Quincy work with CG Rungell visited local folks after the farepart week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Kremer Spitanogto
Fred Pulver
Quincy
CG. Rungell
Taxes Paid in September Treasury Report Details
The County Treasurer reports September 2006 tax collections across funds totaling 229,298.14 dollars. Funds include County Fund 2,622.08, State Fund 7,297? or 8,297.72, County School 4,540.82, District Schools 78,844.61, Corporations 7,200.68, Muscatine Corporation 59,544.01, and other entries such as Bond refunds and road funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
County Fund Co
Court House
Pola
Dralniapoos
Ladies Aid Society Met at Parmatoe Home on Auscating Island
The Ladies Aid of Ta land Methodist Church met yesterday at Mrs. Ry F Parmatoe’s Auscating Island home. Sewing was completed and a two week meeting is planned at Mrs. Amos Kreiger’s Muscatine Island home. Buttons were carded at St Mary’s Church ladies Se and plans for the next meeting at a member’s home were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Ta[land Methodist Church
St. Mary's Church
Toy
Menbors
Body of Davenport Girl Found in Lake Michigan
Police identify the body washed ashore off Jackson Park as Miss Mary Gruenwald of Davenport Iowa. Investigators believe murder cannot be ruled out, while some doubt remains due to reports of a troubling romance. The article notes Gruenwald recently moved from Davenport to Chicago and worked as a housemaid at Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Jackson Park
Mary Gruenwald
Sins
Davenport
Miller House
Northwestern University
Maa Gruendwald
Poll¢N
Ainsworth Residents Plan Week of Visits and Moves
Ainsworth notes Mrs Rena Breed of Pasadena visits her aunt Mrs W T Marr for a few days before returning to Chicago Friday evening. Rollin Finn and family and Mr and Mrs Cy Nolwwanger will move next week to Manchester Indiana where they purchased a grocery store. Both events mark local changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Horr
Glen Flora
Ed Henry
W. L
Alcorn
Helen
Onakloo
Ainsworth
St. Det
Rena Breed
Pasadena
Cal
Auuter
W. T. Marr
Chicago
Briday
Rollin Finn
Cy Nolwwanger
Manchester
Card of Thanks for sympathy and floral offerings
Through this medium we wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy extended during our bereavement. We also acknowledge the floral offerings from family and friends including Mr and Mrs Coon and Mr and Mrs Charles Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coo
Also Mentioned on This Page
British Bank
Fatland
Bank Denemited
Tanapelnted
le Streator
Atate
Tutland
Aarky Cadny
Europe
Alsace
France
Piret
Des
Marshall Guest
Burlington
Biaitias
Reo
His
Grammax School
Richardson
Charliet Gray
Wort
Dubuque
Tangley Air Cullicoo Company
Vale
Ong
Taney
Lyon
Vagy
Sarah Bernhardt
Sarah Mernhardt
I Cc. Alcorn
W. T. Tratter, Jr
Washington
George Norton
Louis Harding
Town City
F.B. Jackbone
AL Chilcago
Sox
Yu A
Cubs
Ooooooom
Williams and Schalk
Prendergast
Wilson
Muscatine Lighting Co
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!