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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1907

Page

3

Local Agencies List For City Readers

The Journal prints a directory of city agencies for reader convenience listing East Hill Clay Kneese Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine Morse Washburns grocery End of street car track W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Bvennve Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill Sharrar's Grocery.

Journal East Hill Clay Kneese East 2Nd Street South Muscatine Morse Washburn's W. C. A. Busch’s Hershey Kecklerville Chayka’s West Hill Sharrar’s

Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal July 1907

Sworn statement by I F Throop publisher confirms total copies printed and circulated in July 1907. Notary William R Jayne witnessed sworn affidavit dated August 12 1907 in Muscatine Iowa.

Muscatine Journal Pisces Ackan Cece de Wees Caes Sante Sun Ceeees EOE Tits I. F. DD. Throop F. D. Throop Muscatine Co State of Iowa William R. Jayne

Roosevelt and Taft Stance Shape Next Republican Convention

The Provincetown address by President Roosevelt and Taft’s concurrent remarks frame a shared policy line against lawless corporate power. The piece argues Roosevelt’s ideology remains guiding, with Taft as a potential successor capable of continuing the Roosevelt policy, especially if chosen to lead.

Roosevelt Provincetown Mass United States Taft Mr. Taft Republican Party

A Man Strong in His Strength and Roosevelt's Prov speech

A vivid editorial praising Roosevelt as a true man whose Provincetown address projects clear beliefs and decisive language. It lauds his earnest, self-centered style and insists readers must respect his strength, regardless of agreement.

Provincetown Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt the Ideal American Citizen

The passage lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a model of American citizenship, describing him as bold in crisis, politically wise, honest, fearless, and incorruptible, and always standing for a square deal as the highest ideal.

Theodore Roosevelt United States

Jamestown Exposition Faces Financial Troubles

Reports indicate the Jamestown exposition is not proving financially successful. Mismanagement or natural course may explain it, but free transportation reductions removed advertising value and slow completion hurt appeal. Public interest appears to be waning amid calls for change.

President vows firm stance against trusts in speech

The President says trusts and their allies must obey the laws or face continued pressure. He presents himself as unbribable and committed, deeming the nation fortunate to have him leading affairs at this time.

Trusts

Good Roads Meeting Nears in Council Bluffs

The good roads association will meet in Council Bluffs in about two weeks. The event is expected to be large and interesting and may attract less attention than political conventions but promises benefits for local prosperity and advancement.

Good Roads Association Council Bluffs

Corn yield outlook lessens failure label

Government statistics suggest a corn harvest sufficient to provide 35 bushels per person in the United States this year, challenging the notion that this is a bad corn year and the overall outlook may be more favorable than critics claim.

United States

Mrs. Eddy Accused Over Phonograph Taste in Debate

The piece notes critics charge Mrs. Eddy with irresponsibility for owning a phonograph and enjoying its music. It concedes she may still be competent but highlights the phonograph as a petty flaw. The author mentions the device’s advantage that one can stop it when tired.

United Steel Trust to Build City at Gary Indiana

The United Steel trust plans a self contained city at Gary Indiana with a plant projected to cost about 45 million dollars. The project signals confidence despite potential legal or societal pressures the trust may face.

United Steel Trust Gary Ind

New Cracker Trust Formed With 30 Million Capital

A new cracker trust is formed with a capital of thirty million dollars. The oyster season is due to begin in less than two weeks.

Texas man grows lemon as big as an egg plant

Texas gardener claims a lemon reaching the size of an eggplant and plans to donate the fruit to a local charity event, noting pride in the unusual harvest.

Texas

New York Women Push Damages Suit Over Hoffman House Policy

The women of New York plan a damages action against Hoffman House managers for refusing to serve meals to women without male escorts. The movement says women travelers cannot endure such discrimination passively and hints the next step may be theirs.

Dubuque

Walter Smith senatorial candidacy debated in Marion

The Marion Register notes The Marshall town Times Republican argues for a young man and questions loyalty to the governor as it discusses Walter Smith's senatorial bid.

Marion Register Marshalltown Times Walter Smith

Mrs. Eddy Cites Slight Deafness as Rainy Day Dilemma

In the Burlington Gazette Mrs. Eddy reveals her only difficulty is a slight deafness. She says that this minor ailment reflects the requests from her party of "next friends" for temporary aid facing ongoing financial strain.

Burlington Gazette Eddy

English Lord Warns About Wasps Ingram News

A cablegram from Sioux City Tribune reports Lord Walsingham of England has learned to shoot wasps with a miniature rifle. The joke notes he could be more useful if he learned to kill flies with a family broom.

Sioux City Tribune Lord Walsingham England

Smith Seen as Likely Senate Contender in Iowa

Knoxville Journal notes Congressman Walter I. Smith repeatedly cited as senatorial timber and a strong man suitable for high public office in Iowa.

Knoxville Journal Walter I. Smith Smith Iowa

Senator Tillman vents over Iowa reception to his message

The Iowa response to Senator Tillman's message irritates him, as he questions why the public should heed his words when they are ready to part with their money at the gate. He laments perceived indifference from Iowa as a source of frustration.

Sioux City

Des Moines Drivers Urged to Avoid Famed Race Speed

An editorial note from Des Moines cautions motorists that streets cannot accommodate all riders aiming for speed like Barney Oldfield. The piece mocks overambitious driving and urges restraint.

Des Moines

One Johnson Leads Des Moines Governor Rally in Knoxville Journal

The Knoxville Journal questions the standouts in Iowa politics, highlighting One Johnson of Des Moines as a top governor candidate and weighing Dave Brant against W F Parron for lieutenant governor in ongoing race coverage.

Knoxville Journal Johnson Des Moines Dave Brant W. F.parron

The Merchant Crewplots To Fleece A Lawyer

In the harbor capers unfold as Dextry and Glenister hatch a plan to smuggle a lawyer away. They lure, threaten, and execute a midnight escape aboard Mac's tug while marshal and deputies tail the fleeing figure before the ship sails.

Thorogh Stephens Midas Dextry Wheaton Second Street Mac McNamara Glenister Santa Maria Voorhees Bill Wheaton

Kidney Liver and Bowels Pills Endorsement Ad

Grand Rapids resident S B Holden reports years of liver sluggishness and kidney inactivity eased quickly by Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills. He says the pills cure the organs' inactivity rapidly and would not be without them. Free sample offer from Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY.

S. B. Holden Cass Ave Grand Rapids Mich A. W Chase A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo, S

The Penalty of Overwork

An article cautions that overwork strains the kidneys and back, risking kidney damage and poor urine health. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a proven remedy that has helped numerous workers regain strength and avoid back and kidney trouble.

Muscatine Man Credits Dean's Kidney Pills

F McKibben of Muscatine Iowa describes years of kidney secretion weakness dull side pains and back ache. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from J J Havercamps drug store he reports complete recovery and endorses the remedy to others.

Muscatine F. McKibben Sycamore Street Dean J. J. Havercamp

New Ferry contract mandates new boat and lower rates

Reminiscences note a ten year charter for Mr. Fisher to operate New Ferry with a boat handling 15 to 20 teams by April first. Rates to be reduced. The column also covers market prices, local wind, dusty streets, and a set of pithy anecdotes and quips from the era.

Muscatine Island Second Street

Special Police Put On Duty To Deter Burglaries

Forty years ago a special police force was placed on duty last night promising more peaceful nights and fewer burglaries. A girl named O'Brien on Iowa avenue and Seventh street fell from an embankment near her home and broke her arm near the elbow. On the island P Trask keeps a litter of six pigs two weeks old with six toes on each front foot, one pig died recently with front legs projecting forward.

O’brien Iowa Avenue Seventh Street P. Trask

Thirty Years Ago Youth Talent Spars Through Satire

THIRTY YEARS AGO. The Young-man-who-thinks-he-can sing, who looked like a cross between a Mexican and a Modoc and a gal.

Frisco Plot Seethes Over Wheaton Snag and Backroom Bets

Voorhees returns as a scheme unfolds in Frisco with a five hundred dollar pledge. McNamara plots to jail Wheaton for leverage while Stillman’s weakness irks the group. A niece is praised as the backbone of their web of influence.

Glenister Struve Wheaton McNamara Stillman

Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Route Excursion Info

New York and Philadelphia access via the Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track through Niagara Falls offers solid through trains with coaches and sleeping cars. Magnificent scenery. For July Philadelphia Excursion details and literature contact Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway System 153 Adams St Chicago.

New York Philadelphia Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley Niagara Falls Geo. W. Vaux Grand Trunk Railway System Adams St Chicago

Fruits of Disobedience: Young Ralph Injures Finger

Twenty years ago Sunday, Ralph Rayburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rayburn, injured his right index finger on a fishing hook. His parents called a physician to remove the hook and hoped he would grow wiser. The Young People's Society of the Congregational church celebrated its thirteenth anniversary with a lawn social at Henry Hocke's home on North Cedar Street. Rev. Fath spoke, praising the group and urging forward movement in its mission. Recitations, mandolin music, and refreshments made the evening enjoyable for participants.

Ralph Robert Rayburn Young People’s Society of the Congregational Church Henry Hocke North Cedar Street Fath

Frightful Loss of Life and Cure Claims in Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds as a sure cure amid a note about deadly throat and lung diseases. The blurb lists prices 50c and 1.00 and credits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Wapello Notes On Local Travel and Industry

Wapello Indiana residents John Step hens departed Tuesday evening for Canada to manage land interests. Dr A M Rogers has given up practice and now travels representing surgical instruments. Arrangements for installing the button factory are finished as shells arrive for hauling to the North Wapello plant. Javier Davison reports Lea Nyemaster improving with an expected three to four week return home. The last reports on D C Thomas indicate improvement.

Wapello In John Stephens Canada A. M. Rogers Rogers Hueley Gauss Walter Shenandoah Florence Ruthensberg Muscatine F. M. Elliot Des Moines North Wapello Javier Davison Iowa City Lea Nyemaster D.C. Thomas

Woman Dies After Heat Bathe Diet Ends in Heart Failure

A New York woman attempted to cool from a heat wave by drinking ice water and eating ham cabbage cucumbers ice cream and candy then soda. After a discomfort she asked her husband for help and he gave her whisky. Physicians say death resulted from heart failure due to heat.

New York

Realistic newsroom vignette from Arthur Train

The Louisville Courier Journal quotes Arthur Train describing a city editor writing a leading editorial in Times Building and notes Train would have a sea captain oil the engine on a sea story, signaling his realistic portrayal of newspaper life.

Times Arthur Train Life

Men Strike Back Ban Extends to Gum at Ocean Grove

Chewing gum sales banned in Ocean Grove New Jersey following tobacco prohibition and gender tension. Local authorities enforce restrictions amid ongoing social policy conflict between men and women in the seaside town.

Ocean Grove N. J

Neighbor’s Blessings Highlight Shared Gratitude

A reflective note contrasts personal blessings with those of a neighbor, noting how hearing of others’ good fortune prompts appreciation for one’s own blessings. The tone suggests humility and community awareness in everyday life.

Cues By Jonathan Joy On Courtship And Wives

Advice column humor notes two life moments when men fail to understand women one before and one after marriage. It warns against complimenting a homey girl or borrowing from a poor man as inevitable bragging follows. The riff ends abruptly with a wife accusing of forgetting a birthday and a rebuttal idea.

Jonathan Joy

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