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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1925

Page

11

Commerce Association backs Legion effort to secure convention

The Commerce Association endorsed Muscatine as the site for the 1926 Iowa Legion convention. The board approved a $2,500 expense fund and pledged to raise $3,500 for convention costs, anticipating about 5,000 delegates and visitors over three days. An invitation was also extended to the Crocker Brigade for a 1927 meeting.

Commerce Association Legion State Department of the Legion Muscatine Association of Commerce J. R. Giesler Council Bluffs Legionaires A Anf Giesler Omaha Legionaires Missouri River Crocker Brigade The Association Iowa

Brethren Ministers Open State Convention in Cedar Rapids

United Brethren ministers of Iowa gather in Cedar Rapids for the annual state conference through Sunday. Bishop A. B. Slatton of Hagerstown arrives for the opening session whose address followed the communion service. Conference reports and board discussions on finances and reports mark the start of proceedings.

Cedar Rapids United Brethren Ministers of Iowa A. B. Slatton Hagerstown W. L. Duncan Des Moines G. W. Emerson Conference Board

Iowa corn crop largely safe from frost per weekly report

Eighty eight per cent of the Iowa corn crop is safe from frost, according to the weekly crop bulletin from Charles D. Reed, director of the Iowa weather and crop reporting service. Silo filling and fodder cutting are nearing completion in many localities.

Des Moines Iowa Charles D. Reed Iowa Weather and Crop Reporting Service

Husband Fails in Effort to Secure Return of Bride

A Muscatine man Arthur Lane, 42, sought to reclaim his wife Iona Hysinger-Lone, 22, who left him for Fairfield. She stayed with a friend on South Sixth Street and after surveillance and court inquiry, she refused to return. She cited alleged cruelties. officials noted no charges against her.

Fairfield Arthur Lane Iona Hysinger-Lone John Hysinger Muscatine Jefferson County

Jonathan Apples on Market in Quantity Soon

Home grown Jonathan apples will soon reach markets in large quantities according to a local grocer. The Jonathan apples retail at three pounds for 25 cents. Grimes Golden are selling for 40 cents per peck this season. The crop is described as excellent.

Sweet potato crop praised for quality and yield

This year sweet potatoes show exceptional quality with about 100 bushels per acre. Farmers are selling at 50 cents a peck or 1.80 dollars a bushel as crops head to market, with storage likely if cool weather persists.

Hogs Pay First T.B. Premium in Muscatine Market

A shipment of 184 hogs from Wapello County earned Muscatine farmers the first ever tuberculosis premium of 10 cents per hundred. Local buyer C. N. Nickleson paid the premium as the hogs came from a county accredited under the eradication plan and carried test papers. G. C. Acton raised the hogs. John B. Squire & Company handled the sale to market.

Wapello County Muscatine C. N. Nickleson G. C Acton John B. Squire & Company

Muscatine County Plans Tuberculosis Test-Premium for Farmers

Muscatine County moves to inaugurate a tuberculosis test program for farmers and hog markets. After testing is completed those with tested droves will receive a ten percent premium on hog sales.

Miss Nora Bell Resigns for Princeton College

Miss Nora Bell resigns from Ward Candy company in Burlington to enter business college at Princeton Illinois this month. Henry Burley and family plan to return to Indiana and move soon.

Oakville Nora Bell Ward Candy Company Burlington Princeton Henry Burley Indiana

Russell Couple Returns from New York to Open Wapello Garage

Robert Russell and his wife came back Monday from an overland trip to New York and will spend a few days in the city before opening a new garage at Wapello. While away Mr. Russell bought equipment.

Robert Russell New York Wapello Mr. Russell

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