Relatives of Faulhaber Family Die in Michigan Crash
Mrs. William B. Young and her daughter Edna Young, both of Chicago, were killed when their sedan struck a across-pike telephone wire four miles north of Whitehall Michigan. The wire had been laid across the road after an earlier accident, tearing off the car’s top and pinning the Women. Other occupants survived by ducking under the wire. The party, en route to Hart to visit Mrs. Young’s daughter, Hazel Patterson, included Mr. Young, a can maker for Armour & Company. An inquest will be held by Coroner Tilden Clock of Muskegon.
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William B. Young
Edna Young
Chicago
Michigan Pike
Whitehall
Mich
Muscatine
James Alberts
William Wainwright
Muskegon
Oceana
Hunt
Alberts
Wainwright
Sucki
Young
Mr Sucks
Hart, Mich
Hazel Patterson
Mr. Young
Armour & Company
Patterson
Indictments Formed By Grand Jury In Local Court
Twenty nine indictments were returned by the grand jury this morning to District Judge D W Jackson after two weeks of work with eleven cases having no bills. Those named include Rexroade for keeping a gaming house and others for gaming bootlegging liquor nuisance and intoxicated driving. The jurors also reported the county jail and county home were found in excellent sanitary condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
D. W. Jackson
C. R. Stafford
W. C. Rexroade
H. Moore
Ray McMaines
Frank Sodel
Dick Boke
Clayton Coyner
Frank Longwell
E. R. Morgan
Art Nedroe
John Brumbaugh
Frank Dickerson
August Kruger
R. A. Soltewedel
O. E. Soltewed
Objections Filed Over Brook Street Property From Brase Estate
Objections to the sale of real estate on Brook street belonging to the late Catharine Brase were filed in district court by her granddaughter Emma Budzene. She claims a life care promise tied to ownership. Drake Wilson represent Budzene while H C Madden represents the estate. E B Fulham Sr is administrator.
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Brook Street
Catharine Brase
District Court
Emma Budzene
Budzene
Miss Budzene
Drake & Wilson
H. C. Madden
E. B. Fulham, Sr
Anson
P. F. Anson
An Easier Way to Make Tempting Cookies
A nostalgic note recalls Grandmother’s stone cookie jar and her patient method of rolling and cutting cookies. It contrasts old duties with a wish for easier modern shortcuts while cherishing childhood memories.
Umlandt Held for Drunk Driving and Trio Fined
Three men were fined five dollars and costs each for intoxication before Justice J C Coster. Peter Umlandt was held on drunk driving with bail set at 65 dollars and the case continued to Friday morning. John Peterson, age 79, said he drank for medicine due to illness. Everett Fuller and Chris Matthiessen were also fined after arrests by Deputy Marshal Schreiber and Sgt Schoenig with Officer Schorr. A beer keg with liquor was found in Umlandt's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coster
Peter Umlandt
John Peterson
William Schorr
Marshal Schreiber
Everett “Buck” Fuller
Chris Matthiessen
Umlandt
William Schoenig
Rolla Reicke
Life improves after Stock's Nu-Tone Tonic claims
A Fort Madison man credits Stock's Nu-Tone Tonic with curing long running stomach trouble and constipation. He notes better appetite sleep and energy and urges others to try the tonic sold by Havercamp's Drug Store in Muscatine with exclusive dealers in nearby towns at $1 per bottle or six for $5.
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M. F. Burgund
Union Ave
Fort Madison
Iowa
Havercamp’s
Glass Dies at Iowa City After Illness
Sissman Glass a Muscatine merchant aged 63 died Sunday morning at 7 o clock in University hospital Iowa City after weeks of illness. Born in Russia he came to the United States in 1886 lived in New York City then moved to Muscatine in 1914. He married Minnie Wolfson in Brooklyn 37 years ago and is survived by his wife three sons Roy Lawrence and Abraham of Muscatine three daughters Gertrude Ruth and Mrs Pauline Garfield Ottumwa one brother Samuel Glass and one sister Mrs Pauline Glatstein both of Muscatine. Funeral services will be held at the Glass home 209 West Second street at 1 o clock this afternoon with Rabbi Salman Harewits in charge and burial in the Jewish cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissman Glass
West Second Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mr. Glass
Russia
New York City
Muscatine
Brooklyn
N. Y
Minnie Wolfson
Roy, Lawrence
Abraham
Gertrude Glass
Ruth Glass
This City
Pauline Garfield
Ottumwa
Samuel Glass
Pauline Glatstein
Fairbanks
Glass
Salman Harewits
To the Rescue A Long Handled Soda Water Spoon
A kitchen implement tale celebrates a long handled soda water spoon as the handy tool for catching olives and maraschino cherries in cocktails and desserts.
Edible Flour From Powdered Cooked Fish Used at Western Plant
A western processing facility is producing edible flour derived from powdered cooked fish. The project aims to expand alternative protein ingredients for food manufacturers and consumers seeking sustainable seafood products.
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Frank J. Eppel
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Buenos Aires
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Lane
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