Daliz Journal weekly pricing and delivery terms
The Daliz Journal is issued every eve except Sunday with a semi weekly edition of 9 pages on Tuesday and 12 pages on Friday. Subscriptions cost 10 cents per week delivered by cart in the city, 1 year daily by wall paid FR.00 for the weekly edition and 1 year for the semi weekly. Business office and agencies listed for reader convenience include several Muscatine groceries and drug stores on streets near the car track.
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Daliz Journal
Suntoy
Cartier
Wall
Jouresi
Ithmans
Ciny Kneene
Bart
South Muscatine
Morse Waelburn’s
W. C. A. Busebs Drug Store
Dershey Avenue
Reckierville
Chagbacs
Muscatine
Shorenr’s
Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal July 1905
Sworn circulation statement asserts number of copies printed and circulated for the Muscatine Journal during July 1905. Official auditing language notes printed circulation figures and distribution details.
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Muscatine Journal
Cans
Muzcatiner Journal
Ile
Titus for Governor in Iowa Race Rumors
The Des Moines Register reports Muscatine native George M. Titus is expected to seek the Republican nomination for governor. While no statement has been issued by Titus, editorial framing in Denver and Muscatine papers echoes strong support for his candidacy.
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Des Moines Register
Stader
George M. Titus
Mc Denver Republican
Muscatine Journal
Des Moines
Nens
Senator Titus of Muscatine Teases Iowa Gubernatorial Race
A Carroll Herald editorial cites Senator Titus of Muscatine saying he will not seek the governor nomination, though he may not run if it comes. The piece notes the long horizon and suggests the lawmaker may not face a forced choice between running and accepting.
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Iowa
Colorado
Carroll Herald
Tilus
Titus of
Parker Amusement Company to Held Carnival in Clinton
The Parker Amusement company plans a one week carnival in Clinton next week after Muscatine. The Clinton mayor has prohibited fetti throwing and carnival amusements likely to cause rowdyism. Officials urge vigilance to ensure clean entertainment and a safe, well behaved event for visitors.
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Parker Amusement Company
Muscatine
Clinton
Jeyor
Arxer Amusement Company
Scurstors
Musea- Une
Foreign magazines show dramatic wars in Rome publication
F W Swan of this city sends copies of illustrated magazines from Rome. The issues include graphic depictions of accidents and warfare, a portrayal of the Kniaz Polemiine mutiny and capture, an assassination of a Russian police chief, and notes on John Paul Jones beds moved from Paris.
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F. W. Swan
Rome
Italy
Vaulian
Kniaz Polemiine
Rus
Mleturas
John Paul Jones
Paris
Burlington merchants push Mae Catine North and South extension
Burlington merchants formed a committee to solicit support for extending the Mae Catine North and South line into the city. Millstone residents hope for success while Dubuque area backers weigh the proposal, praising possible links to Rock Island and Northwestern railways.
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Burlington
Millstntine
Dubuque
Wisconsin tensions spark racial rhetoric debate
The Cros ton Advertiser Gazet e notes that conditions in Wisconsin may have prompted radical action and incendiary language. The comment frames rising unrest as a product of local pressures and calls for careful scrutiny of rhetoric.
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The
Croston Advertiser-Gazette
Wisconsin
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promotes Digestive Vigor
An old advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia biliousness poor appetite and diarrhea. It claims centuries of use and urges readers to try it today for restored vigor and health.
La Follette and reform themes in Iowa press
Iowa newspapers debate La Follette as a reform figure amid graft and railroad issues. Critics label him a 3a%e leader while praising his anti graft stance, with divergent views from Cedar Rapids, Burlington, Des Moines, and other papers on his influence, government ownership, and the next campaign. The debate highlights whether reformers can move ministers, voters, and politicians alike toward accountability.
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Cedar Falls Gazette
Graft Across Empires Exposed in War Supply Scandals
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports widespread corruption in war material contracts during the Boer War and earlier Spanish-American conflict. British and Russian supply chain grafts are highlighted, with large army sizes and substantial thefts, marking the era as prone to profiteering by contractors and agents.
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St. Louis
Globe-Demscrat
England
United States
Kingland
Transvaal
Cuba
Forte Rico
Spain
Philippines
Crookerness
Favorite Prescription Helps Childless Mothers Find Joy
In testimonial form a mother describes relief from female weakness and childbirth pains after using Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She praises its temperance formula and lasting benefits, recounting improved health during pregnancy and after, and endorses it to friends with renewed confidence in motherhood. Card notes also mention Dr Pierce's Pellets for constipation.
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Wynn Froid
Tate
Doctor Pierce
Woren
Ming
Arthur Hate
Amherstsburg
Catinda
Wealth and graft across nations and U S post office
A historical reflection contrasts graft in Russia with America noting no top officials linked to army thefts in the United States while citing past scandals and calls for punishment. It argues for wealth distribution, praising Rockefeller and Carnegie for funding broad public good and urging further gifts to spread prosperity and reform.
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Dukes
Russia
United States
Germany
Japan
Rockefeller
General Education Board
Carnegie
At Cripple Creek Play Set For Grand on Aug 7
Amusements column announces a powerful play titled At Cripple Creek depicting life in the Great West in the early eighties. Written by Hal Reid the drama promises absorbing interest, poetic beauty and light comedy, featuring a strong cast of the theater’s best players.
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Great West
Cripple Creek
Hal Reid
Cronk
Ayers
Anti Pass Debate in Barnum Era Circulation Controversy
Cedar Rapids Republican highlights an American Monthly Review piece criticizing the anti pass movement in Barnum era circuses. It recounts Barnum ending clergy passes at the American Museum, replacing them with scripture cards and a biblical quote list, urging officials to read the passages and stop clergymen from passing.
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Cedar Rapids
P. T. Barnum
Barnum
American Museum
New Yor
Nassey
Morning Sun Local Notes and Arrivals in Iowa
Morning Sun items report Fred Courts traveling to Nebraska on business, Mrs. Jennie Gregory visiting, the Himelrich sisters buying Stephens millinery in Oakville, Carl DeLong moving to Mason City, and Rev. Powelson preaching at open air services. Preston Johnson died near Whiffield, Lou Lyman hosted friends, Miss Dormen honored, John Selzer building a repair shop, and several residents visiting relatives or traveling to Columbus Junction, Cedar Valley, and other nearby towns.
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Fred Courts
Nebraska
Brownhig
Solon
Jennie Gregory
Bers
Iowa Central
Mason City
C. W. Powelson
Mt. Pleasant
U. P
Ainsiworth
Nesbit
Preston B. Johnson
Whrifield
Ella
Mary Johnson
Lou Lyman
Mary
Bessie Dormen
John Selzer
Talbot
Margaret Stoan
Sioux City
Frank Bozarth
Brookfield
Eva Smith
Millig Hemilton
Beulah
Wyoming
Columbia Junction
R. Huston
Dows
J. CG. Brows
Coppock
Local Residents Return After Visit to Crawfordsville
Misses Etta and Stella Welch returned to their home near Crawfordsville Sunday evening after visiting friend Omi Funston. Miss Invinnie Rankin of Washington stayed with Mrs. Nora Martin Tuesday evening. A G Crawford spent Sunday at Shorne. Mrs. D F Carson visits daughter Mrs. John Campbell in Washington. Mrs. Clara Chandlin and her two daughters of Hockwell arrived Wednesday evening for a visit with the for...
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Weat Liberty
West Liberty
Jayne
Colorado
Misaea Maida Black
Estella Colling
Columbus Junction
Hessel
Grace
Hessie
Downey
Jones
M. Eby
Jowe City
Edna Nichola
Amy Purlins
Miss Brown
Mar Hendrickson
Hoover
Gladins
Waterloo
Florence Oghorn
Mnetating
Bessie Johnson
Blanche Clarke
Besley’s Lake
A de Heck
Cedar Valley
Ainsworth
Etta
Stella Welch
Crawfordsville
Omi Funston
Invinnie Rankin
Washington
Nora Martin
A. G. Crawford
Shorne
D. F. Carson
John Campbell
Clara Chandlin
Hockwell
A Polo Warburton Barricade Night Ride Misadventure
Warburton is arrested after a mistaken carriage ride through Washington with an amused police escort. He faces abduction charges and a dawn court appearance, while musing on the kiss that could land him in more trouble than the beer he drank. He finally sleeps in a third precinct cell, pondering the comic injustice of the night.
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Washington
Warburton
Tebbe
England
Scott Circle
Kline
Ton Tan
Devuk
Rothin
Warbhirton
George
Third Precinct
James Osbborne
Robert
aMeers
Camp life and visits fill Columbus Junction area notes
Washington visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Trotter and others called on local residents including Mrs. Ed Supplee and Mr. Fred Sands. Hortense Benn stayed with Grace Walker, Jeffery visited S. R. Wallace, Nora Mertin visited Kinman, Jacob Stone returned from Farmington, and relatives mourned a Columbus Junction death.
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Mer
Kate Flanigan
W. T. Trotter
Washington
Hortense Benn
Grace Walker
Craig
Anna Wills
Ed. Supplee
J. N. Sands
Fred
Columbus Junction Chautauqua
Mel. Lewis
Oskaloosa
Geo. Carson
Town City Wednes WA
Jeffery
S.R. Wallace
Nora Mertin
Rankin
Leonard Trotter
Archie Barsden
Columbus City
Harry South
Mapel
BE. W White
Jacob Stone
Farmington
Martha
Grace Wallin
Dire
Malinda van Horn
Conesvire
Bucklen's Arica Salve Boosts Cures Across Wounds
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arica Salve as a universal cure for cuts burns and skin ailments with catchy phrases about rapid healing and a prescription drug store selling the product.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
War Against Consumption Propaganda Ad
Public health pamphlet urging nations to unite against the so called erhite plague consumption with claims of 90 victims yearly. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy and cautions against unknown preparations while endorsing Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store to supply it.
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Foley
Havercamp
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