Representatives Named Invoices and Chicago Office Details
New York Unice-45 W. Sain St. Mono lith Bidg. La Coste and Maxwell handle a 10 charge. Chicago Office at 750 Marquette Building Fayne and Young in charge.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
3
New York Unice-45 W. Sain St. Mono lith Bidg. La Coste and Maxwell handle a 10 charge. Chicago Office at 750 Marquette Building Fayne and Young in charge.
The Journal announces agency locations to serve readers including East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine W F Mikschs Grocery Oregon Street W C A Buschs Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklervile Chaykas Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and the business office and editorial office on Bell lines.
Sworn detail of monthly circulation for March 1908 shows totals and averages for the Muscatine Journal. Publisher I F Throop swears the figures reflect printed and circulated copies, with a 152 740 average and 5 874 copies per issue. Notarized April 3 1908 by F L Bihlmeter.
The piece rejects bossism as repugnant yet notes sympathy for fallen bosses, arguing they are products of public heedlessness. It laments ongoing newspaper focus on the Blythe topic and calls for broad citizen participation to end boss influence.
The piece argues that Blythe, once powerful in Iowa politics, now lacks legitimacy due to ties with a railroad and public sentiment against corporate influence. It contends he is a private citizen with a right to support whomever he chooses, while criticizing Governor Cummins and opposing the primaries as bad precedent.
A citizen recalls electing a governor who claimed to tax fairness and railroad valuation gains while the state treasury sank deeper. He warns the governor controlled both executive and legislative branches without hindrance even as revenues rose.
Died in Wilton Mrs Emily Rosa noted for devotion to the M E church. Buildings planned in the city this summer with architect George E Daniels showing a design for Peter Bohn on Third near Spruce. Citizens Candee and Jackson returned from Kansas City after a month away. 10 years ago marriages in West Liberty linked D W Brooker and Clara Pickering. Muscatine Journal ownership change praised. Ferry Northern Illinois inspected and certified for load. 30 years ago items recall S Bieber guests and Vicksburg campaign features in Journal.
The speaker attacks a leader's wasteful treasury management and incompetence while urging rejection of his senate bid. The sharp remark accuses the official of pursuing a harmful reign and mocks the idea of approval.
Muscatine parties to take all stock as the company reorganizes. At a meeting last evening Mayor E B Fulham was elected president and treasurer and H W Huttig was named vice president and secretary. The nearby church observes its eighth anniversary with a May 1 program including hymns, readings, solos, and an address.
An early 20th century tale by S. R. Crockett, copyrighted 1907, set in mining realms and introducing rugged characters and frontier life. This serialized narrative reflects Crockett’s frontier imagination and themes of labor, danger, and resilience.
The Nebraska Supreme Court held that the Nebraska Retail Lumber Dealers' Association is a restraint of trade. The court enjoined two practices: territory division among dealers and price fixing within county groups. An agreement to maintain fixed prices is deemed a restraint even if the prices are not unreasonable.
Dr. Bixby of Lincoln attended Billy Sunday’s sermon then reflected that while the world needs improvement he would prefer hearing the gospel told with gentleness and charity rather than an aggressive “I've got religion” tone of voice.
A Sioux City Journal reader notes that political stories from Des Moines can be biased but occasionally clear. The writer warns about salty, opinionated coverage and urges careful reading to avoid letting slant spoil factual reporting.
Des Moines reports Alfred G Van derbilt has started a stage coach journey between London and Brighton. The article notes this marks a shift from earlier Vanderbilt pursuits that involved running trunk lines across the continent.
In Chapter V, the narrator and Dr. Tom stumble upon a lodge gate near Pit No. 2 with rhododendrons and a distant lighthouse. A girl on a cottage porch watches them, described as a striking figure with eyes like dusk. Jacob Romer scorns the scene while Tom notes the girl is connected to Kahn’s lighthouse work.
In a harsh industrial setting, Jacob Romer and his associate Kahn argue over pit safety and the need for a second exit as No 2 pit shows risks while output and prices rise. The scene follows workers filtering through dusk and a tense exchange about governance and transport.
A testimonial from Ed Kenelly Sr of Dannemora New York claims severe eczema itching disrupted sleep but was cured by Dr A W Chase's Ointment with no recurrence. The ad cites Buffalo New York manufacturer and price of 50 cents.
A humorous column suggests husbands coax wives to allow rug beating as daily exercise until housecleaning season ends. The piece uses light tone to frame chores as physical activity and domestic humor.
Miss Carrie Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky reports severe kidney and bladder pain prior to using Foley's Kidney Remedy. She states the first bottle brought relief and the second bottle left her entirely well. A. W. Morgan endorses the product for similar female irregularities.
The Winninger brothers Frank and John present a week of shows including The School Trustees Mysterious Music Master Red River Keppler's Fortune Among Strangers Sunny Jim and A Man's Broken Promise with matinees and night performances. Bargain 10c matinee and 30c 20c 10c night prices. Frank Winninger appears as both old man comic and young character in different plays.
Eastbound trains from Davenport and Chicago run at 8 48am 7 87am 11 20am 6 44am 2 50pm 6 30pm. Southwest No 8 California Special 1 57am No 49 Washington Oskaloosa 4 35pm No 11 Kansas City Ft Worth Dallas No 89 Local Freight No 1 Mall and Express No 61 Local Passenger Dairy. Westbound Passenger No 401 leaves 8 15am Freight leaves 9 30am All trains daily except Sunday. Agent underdesk 7 10pm 4 00pm.
The timetable lists Wilton trains to and from Muscatine with numbers 504 505 500 501 560 503 and more, including daily branch service except Sundays and several daily services with no stops. Westbound and eastbound services are detailed with times such as 6:23 am 8:00 am 10:15 am 12:35 pm 2:30 pm and 6:30 pm for various daily or limited stoppage trains.
In effect April 9 1908 timetable notes show passenger trains numbered 12 8 5 and 9 and freight service, with specific times such as 2:30 am 6:50 am and 7:58 am. The legible portions indicate passenger service and freight movements on the Milwaukee and St Paul Railway.
Train Nos. 4 and 2 run daily except No. 6 Monday only. Connections with other lines noted at Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction and Round House. No. 5 runs Saturdays only with links to C R I and P and additional junctions.
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