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New York address at Unce-45 West Sith Street, Monolith Building lists La Coste and Maxwell in charge. Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building names Payne and Young in charge.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1908
Page
3
New York address at Unce-45 West Sith Street, Monolith Building lists La Coste and Maxwell in charge. Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building names Payne and Young in charge.
The Journal lists local agencies for reader convenience across districts East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine W F Mikschs Grocery Oregon street W C A Buschs Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chaykas Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery Telephones Business office Bell Editorial office Bell Mississippi Valley 5.
Average circulation figures for the Muscatine Journal are sworn to by publisher F D Throop. The statement, sworn April 3 1908 before Notary Public F L Bihlmeier, confirms copies printed and circulated in Muscatine County Iowa.
A Chicago meeting of the Middle West Theatrical Managers association adopted resolutions condemning sensational show titles and paper pictures. Managers argue such tactics degrade the drama and threaten the theater industry, suggesting audiences in the middle west deserve refined entertainment.
The Des Moines Capital lauds Miss Julia Marlowe for denying divorce-related publicity and withdrawing from the stage until cleared. The piece argues for artistic integrity over sensationalism and urges other actresses to follow her example to uplift the theater.
The Creston Advertiser Gazette says many voters are not focused on Hull’s fortunes yet wish him success in his contest with Prouty. It calls Prouty a demagogue with a disreputable political reputation and questions his candidacy.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil argues farmers would rather have the governor explain what became of the $1,000,000 found in the treasury when he took office than discuss reforms of his administration.
Gov. Cummins and Sen. Allison said they would abide by primary results ending the dispute over whether legislative districts could instruct their representatives on the senatorship question.
The Waterloo Courier quotes a pro stater paper speculating that some allies of Senator Allison would not be deeply troubled if his funeral occurred soon after the nomination, contingent on Garst not winning the nomination.
The Dubuque Times Journal reports Jerry B. Sullivan retires from the Democratic senatorial contest in favor of Claude R. Porter citing low likelihood of Iowa electing a Democrat to the U S Senate seat.
The Mason City Globe Gazette predicts that when Congress revises the tariff many schedules are already nearly correct and will not take long to revise.
The Dubuque Telegraph reports it is probable that within a day or two Fred White will announce his willingness to stand as the Democratic nominee for governor.
The Waterloo Times-Tribune quotes a cautious assessment that with Cummins' assistance this year Judge Prouty might show he can lose by a larger majority than in the past, signaling strategic campaigning dynamics.
The Des Moines Capital urges the Iowa Republican Party to heal internal divisions and align its leadership. The editorial argues unity is needed for effective campaign momentum and coherent messaging ahead of upcoming events.
The Keokuk Gate City reports John J. Hamilton faces formal charges over alleged poetry writing. Local observers note the case highlights a literary dispute.
The Goshen township Republicans meet at 7 30 p m April 18 at Woodman hall Atalissa to nominate a township ticket and select delegates for the June primary. Co C Croxen Committeeman.
A mass meeting of Republican voters in Pike township will be held at the town hall on Saturday evening April 18 at 7 20 for nominating township candidates to appear on the primary ticket and to place delegates to the county convention after the primary. J E Hesser Committeeman.
The Republicans of Montpelier township will meet at Pine Mills on Wednesday afternoon April 22 1908 at 3 o clock p m for the purpose of selecting candidates for township officers.
The Republicans of Lake township plan a meeting at Locust Grove school house Tuesday evening April 21 to select candidates for offices and handle other business arising at the gathering.
Booker T. Washington writes of Negro Homes for the May Century, recalling his childhood in a one room log cabin with earth floor and rags for a bed. He argues these cabins symbolize the mental and moral state of most enslaved people fifty years ago and mark the race’s progress since emancipation.
Miss Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky reports relief from kidney and bladder trouble after using Foley’s Kidney Remedy. She states the first bottle eased pain and the second bottle left her entirely well. A. W. Morgan endorses the product.
A compact note recalls Sunday April 18 1858 and a 44 year old Fourth of July oration by Col W R Schenck linking to Col E T Schenck and Gen Schenck. It also mentions Muscatine County Christian convention dates July 15 16 in the city, Dr C P Jackson returning from California and New Mexico, Electa Chapter meeting with Mrs H A Brackenbeck of Keokuk in attendance for Grand Master duties.
Thirty years ago the notice invites Mrs. C Weed Mrs J K Miller Mrs W M Kennedy Mrs McQuesten Mrs Goodhue Mrs Peasley Miss Abbie Cadle Miss Sarah Hawley and Mrs P A Austin to gather Saturday at 3 PM in the club room The same item promotes the card of Mr J J Russell attorney at law praising his sterling character and professional promise for the city.
Twenty years ago Miss Margaret F Baird came home on the steamer Sidney from St Louis where she spent the winter with her uncle Samuel and family. The Journal stands for Muscatine.
Elmer S. Batterson son of S M Batterson a Evanston Ill graduate has finished a thesis on postal savings banks and will offer it to the university as a candidate for the Master of Science degree. Charles Hanley writes from Chicago that if war comes and the Second Iowa National Guard is ordered out he will return to join the Cuba expedition with the boys and three Muscatine youth will come at the first call. Davenport Republican notes the marriage of Edna Burdick to Harry C Ryan at the bride’s parents home College avenue performed by Rev Donaldson with a large attendance. Edward Stocker of Muscatine best man, bridesmaids Louise Middleton Jessie Middleton Marion Smith of Chicago and Ray Chamber.
An early 20th century prose tale by S. R. Crockett set in mining regions. The work follows miners and company life, with perilous labor and frontier atmosphere shaping the narrative arc.
Jacob Romer seethes at life’s balance as Vida Romer stirs a municipal stir by exposing his alleged misdeeds. In Thorsby, the daughter’s plea tests authority, court, and the fate of Caroline Romer as police and magistrates watch closely.
Mr Jacob Romer battles mounting pressure from the Mayor, Magistrate, and Watch Committee over a domestic affair. James Kahn, the confidential man, is promoted to Supercargo as Romer schemes aboard The Good Intent and Golden Swan.
An advertisement asserts nerve energy governs respiration circulation digestion and elimination and claims Dr Miles Nervine cures nervous breakdowns. A testimonial from Mrs W L Burke of Myrtle Creek Oregon says the remedy restored her health after doctors offered no relief. Prices for a bottle are promised if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
An Orrine Company notice offers confidential correspondence and two secret treatments for drink addiction. No. 1 is the secret treatment and No. 2 is for voluntary treatment. Price is $1 per box. Sold by A W Morgan druggist in Washington DC. Leading druggists endorse Orrine.
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