Local Journal Agency Listings Include City Agencies
The Daily Journal and Semi-Weekly Journal outline delivery options and subscription rates. Readers can access city delivery, mail options, and annual pricing. An array of local offices is listed, including East Hill, South Muscatine, West Muscatine, and Kecklerville grocers and drug stores.
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Journal
East Hill
Clay Kneese
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn’s
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenne
Kecklerville
Chayka's
West Muscatine
Sharrar’s
Telephones and Bell Office Listings
Readable sections show business office and editorial office entries for Bell with location notes around Mississippi Valley. Specific names and numbers are incomplete but indicate a classified style telephone directory snippet.
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Bell
Mani
Mississippi Valley
McKee Announces Candidacy for Muscatine County Clerk
W. S. McKee declares his bid for the Muscatine County clerk position, pending decision by the Republican county convention.
Wiley Announces Candidacy for Muscatine County Sheriff
R. J. Wiley declares his bid for the Republican nomination as Muscatine county sheriff subject to the county convention. The statement signals entry into the GOP process for the sheriff's race.
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Muscatine County
R. J. Wiley
Majority Rule and Civil Peace in Republican Government
The piece argues that a republic thrives when the majority's will is fairly expressed and followed. Historical examples from 1860 1876 and 1884 illustrate peaceful acceptance of electoral outcomes as essential to democratic stability, culminating in a call to Iowa voters amid current heated tensions.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Supreme Court
New York
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Iowa
Stand Pat Editorial Echoes Party Fortitude
A Keokuk Gate City squib is cited urging loyal Republicans to accept the state convention verdict and back the majority’s standard bearers. It counsels good losing, philosophy, and religious comfort, noting brighter dawns after dark nights and urging Republican fortitude and Christian resignation.
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Commonwealth
Keokuk Gate City
First District
Roosevelt Term Support Urged By Algona Paper
The Algona Upper Des Moines Republican argues the immediate need is loyal support for Roosevelt's administration in its final half and victory through a Republican Congress. The paper states Roosevelt does not want another term and seeks Congress support for two more years of prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Algona Upper
Des Moines
Republican Party
Algona Paper
Republican Congress
Prosperity
Rockefeller realization rivals money for worth in life
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Rockefeller now seeks non monetary values but warns they are hard to attain after a lifetime of selfish aims. The Burlington Hawkeye counters that Roosevelt's third term hinges on the national convention and his possible acceptance if stamped for him.
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Cedar Rapids
John D. Rockefeller
Burlington
Fairfield Ledger quotes on Iowa GOP tensions
A Fairfield Ledger commentary argues that a top heavy party majority fuels the Republican Party troubles in Iowa. It says leaders chase tangents and preach odd doctrines due to loyalty over balanced party competition.
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Iowa
The
Fairfield Ledger
La Follette praised for catching fish in critics words
The Waterloo Reporter quotes a Wisconsin senator figure as a demagogue and promoter yet notes he "comes out of the water with a pocketful of fish" to sway some observers, underscoring a media framing of his controversial appeal.
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la Follette
Waterloo
Wisconsin
Iowa Democrat Eyes Waterloo Convention Winning Ticket
The Manson Democrat exclaims it is great to be an Iowa Democrat as the approaching state convention looms in Waterloo with hopes of naming a winning ticket. The piece highlights party enthusiasm and political possibilities centered on Waterloo.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs Debate On Nominating Methods Questioned
The council journal quotes a columnist questioning the value of conventions and urging consideration of dull or direct primary processes as alternatives to traditional nominating methods. The exchange highlights concerns over vitality and democratic choice in party procedures.
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Council Bluffs
Leon Journal Hails Prosperity Amid Low Rates and Prices
The Leon Journal notes that with the lowest interest rates and high farm product prices, general business prosperity remains the strongest Republican argument in stump speeches.
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The
Leon Journal
Des Moines Capital Warns Against conceit in public figures
The Des Moines Capital urges readers to watch their finances when a man shows excessive conceit and refuses to admit fault. The editorial uses a warning to emphasize prudent spending and skepticism toward arrogant leaders.
Take a Vacation Ad Vices Healthful Desires
An advisement in the Marshalltown Times Republican urges readers to take a vacation if possible. The message emphasizes rest maintaining healthful desires and appetites, and staying natural as beneficial.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Democratic Governor Nominee Will Be a Winner Says Times-Tribune
The Waterloo Times-Tribune declares the democratic nominee for governor will win, calling for a strong candidate and emphasizing confidence in the eventual winner regardless of who is chosen.
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Waterloo Times-Tribune
Dem
Oyster Bay Republican Label Tied to Old Time Ideas
The Indianola Herald asserts it need not alter its long held political stance to fit an Oyster Bay Republican image, implying continuity over change in its editorial identity.
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Indianola Herald
Oyster Bay
Raoul de Chatignac Returns as Governor Delights
Raoul de Chatignac returns to meet Governor Beaufort after Armand guides a victorious battle narrative. Aimee greets her lover with restrained emotion as Raoul’s leadership and loyalty are celebrated, and plans for a future are briefly hinted.
Aimee Elopes In Spring Bloom And Love's Quiet Promise
Aimee de Marsay rides to meet her lover Raoul on a radiant spring morning. She discovers a note tucked among red blossoms with Raoul’s plea to relay his love and await her response. Joy floods her as the past fades, the present shines, and betrothal happiness dawns at last. The scene closes as Raoul arrives, sealing the moment.
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Armand
Aervant
Raoul de Chatgm
Aimee
Bac
Raoul de Chatignac
Amie
Raoul
Cers
France
Gaudaade
Roguin
Maison
Coureurs-De-Bois
Chier
Oul
Mon Amie
Aimee de Marsay
Raon
Four Kings sermon at United Brethren church draws large crowd
Rev J H C Light preached on The Four Kings from Romans as Death and Sin confront Love and Jesus. The service featured songs, scripture, prayer, and a benediction by Rev Martin. Parishioners from multiple city congregations attended, with Arch ie Keith singing a solo and Mrs Elliott among those present.
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United Brethren Church
J. H. C. Light
U. B
Cash
J. R. Hanley
J. N. Elliott
Archie Keith
Rev. Light
Adam
Moses
Jesus Christ
God
King Sin
Death
Love
Jesus
Wonderful Ointment Cures Skin Diseases Says Dr Hale
A claim for Dr Hale s Household Ointment promises cure of any skin or scalp disease or sores. It says relief comes after the first application and advertises 25 cents at drug stores or from Kenyon and Thomas Adams New York.
Superb Service Atlas Tour to Niagara Falls and Regions
Advertisement describes travel by Grand Trunk Railway through Niagara Falls Muskoka Kawartha Lakes Georgiana Temagami St Lawrence rapids Thousand Islands Algonquin White Mountains and Atlantic coast resorts. Requests copies of tourist publications from Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A 135 Adams St Chicago.
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Niagara Falls
Muskoka
Kawartha Lakes
Georgiana
Temagami
St. Lawr River
Rapids
Thousand Islands
Algonquin National Park
White Mountains
Atlantic Sea Coast
Grand Trunk Railway System
Montreal
N. Y
Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P
T. A
Adams St
Chicago
Journal Want Ads Bring Luck to Your Friends
A brief notice explains that clear judgment, a little money, and careful study of Journal want ads can make you seem lucky. Ads cost one half cent per word per insertion, cash in advance, and are read by everyone.
Engaging Doctor Advertises Gentle Cures With Bitters
An engaging doctor touts Electric Bitters as a gentle cure for Biliousness and Dyspepsia. The ad markets the remedy at 5 cents and cites Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the supplier.
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Havercamp
West Liberty Briefs Visitors and Local Socials
List of people traveling to Columbus Junction and Cedar Rapids including Mr. and Mrs. W Stevens and many neighbors. Notes on Clara Gibson hosting the H G S club, Daugherty visiting from Armstrong, Lizzie Whistler's extended trip to Sedalia, and guests at the McMillen and Briggs households.
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J. W. Burge
Fourth Street
C. H. Milnes
J. P. Nichols
Chas. Gibson
Des Moines
J. H. Means
Byron Wright
West Jramch
Hazel Hindee
Nichols
May Hesser
J. Bywater
Iowa City
J. F. Gaunt
North Town
Ed. Elliott
Chicago
Tom Hogue
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Pickering
Pina Whitacre
Zoe Skinner
Winterget
Nellie Anderson
Moline
West Liberty
Columbus Junction
W. Stevens
T. MacCarthy
Block of
Atalissa
C. Templeman
W. F. Cooper
Merridith
H. Mackey
Share
John McCann
Cora Pingrey
Wilma Nichols
Edna Nichols
Winnie Hill
Myrtle Creese
Della Eves
Mary Drake
J. Watson
Lizzie Whistler
Ray
Sedalia
Missouri
George Wilkinson
Carlos Briggs
Conesville
Wm. Detwiler
Muscatine
Vera Briggs
Rock Island
Frank Briggs
Levi Pickering
Madge
Mountain Grove
Riverfront Excursions Feature Midstream Passenger Exchange
Helen Blair and Columbia boats swap passengers midstream on a novel excursion pattern. The Columbia ferried riders to the Blair’s deck between cities, then swapped back toward New Boston. Helen Blair carried locals to the Tri Cities for a day trip and returned in the evening. The St Paul and Sidney arrived with passengers and freight, both delayed upriver.
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Helen Blair
Columbia
New Boston
Burlington
Blair
Tri-cities
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
St. Paul
Muscatine
Sidney
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Des Moines Capital
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Sin
King of
Terrors
Henry Drummond
Calvary
Dr. Hillis
Amy
Paul
Christ
Earth
Father
Lord
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Alexander
Caesar
Hannibal
Charlemagne
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East Second Street
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