Fragmented City Notices and Storefront Mentions
OCR misspellings list various local places such as grocery stores and streetcar railings. Entries mention Hershey avenue Kecklerville Chuyka's grocery East 20d and vague district references with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journa
Estabiskade
Bourd
Morar
W. C
Dusth
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chuyka's
West Murcatine
Bhartar’s
Rovers
East
Sworn Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal
Lane, publisher, swears the Muscatine Journal printed and circulated the stated number of pages during October 1968. The document details total circulation figures and averages, reflecting official county newspaper records for that period.
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Muscatine Daily Journal
Detozer
Sun
Ebro
Lane
Muscatine Journal
Naples
Financial standing of Japan and its credit crisis
The article argues Japan exhausted its credit, forcing liberal terms to Russia and explaining why financiers retreat. It notes insurers and bonds, Hyde McCurdy and McCall figures, and suggests a shift in profits from policyholders. It hints Japan must raise money without collateral as investigations threaten the scheme.
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Japan
Bnik
Russia
Hyde3
McCurdye
MctCalis
Wark
Messrs
Hyde
Alexander Alt McCardy
McCall
Frantic clerks sought to aid state service plans
A fragment notes that frenzied clerks are being sent to assist. Some reporters mention they may begin work for the state if they remain in place long enough. The tone implies urgency and potential employment timelines amid shifting duties.
Consul McFarland Reports On Austrian Farm Goods Trade
Consul Clark McFarland reports in Austria that farm implements are common in hardware shops but larger equipment must be bought through agents or German firms. Vienna and Prague host many distributors. American brands like McCormick advertise in German. Local peasants mostly farm by hand, with women threshing grain. field labor relies on family labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark McFarland
Civnes-Republican
Arehafltawn
Consulae
Lichenbarg
Austria
Russia
Consul McFarland
Germany
Vienna
Prague
Ausmand Geran
WaAli Isin Royal
Bmcconnick Company
Orsery
Fanning
Viena
Robert Liercke
Budapest
Wdit
Adolf 3 Tuller
Grottau
A. & J. Loeffler
Franzendurf Bei Reichenberg
Farmers Press For Farmer Railroad Commissioner In Iowa
The Des Moines News reports Iowa voters want a farmer as railroad commissioner next year. With two seats open, agitation over freight rates and Interstate Commerce Commission power grows. Seven candidates have entered the race, but none satisfy the Cummins faction within the party, which opposes the current board.
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Policics
Des Moines
Railroad Commission
Des Moines News
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cummins
Iis Party
Good News Promises Cure If Methods Change
The text offers reassurance that a cure exists for those still suffering but insists recipients abandon current methods and begin new practices. No names, dates, or places are provided. The fragment suggests a persuasive public health or lifestyle message encouraging change to achieve recovery.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Claim Modern Cure-All
An old advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the most modern and successful remedy for ailments including headaches, bloating, heartburn, poor appetite, cramps, indigestion, dyspepsia, female ills, and general disability, urging all sick persons to beware.
Cure Rheumatism Claims Global Search Result
An advertisement by Dr Shoop promises a universal rheumatism cure based on a German chemical with supporting testimonials. It asserts the remedy halts pain and swelling by removing the disease cause, offers a free health book and token, and lists Rectne Wisconsin as contact details and a price per package.
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Khoop'n-Bagumalle
Rhenmarian
Ady Itheunntle Eiffere
Diverse Iowa political figures and events unfold in 1906 note
A jumble of political mentions from Marshalltown to Washington outlines candidates for a board, with N. B. Ketchum and Col. David Palmer named among others. References to lawyers, farmers, and stirrings of party strategy appear alongside provincial notes on ship safety, Thanksgiving sermons, a football game, and various editorials. The Carroll Herald, Cedar Rapids Republican, and Estherville Vindicator weigh tariff revision and Roosevelt era policy. Local anecdotes about storms, brave voyages, and a preacher’s Thanksgiving sermon populate the page.
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Ketchum
Marshalltown
Col. David,j.palmer
Washington
Edward A. Dawson
Waverly
al Riost
Mossbarry
Columbus Junction
of Lovejoy
Jefferson
Letis
Farmer
Porterfeld
Hunter
Atlantic
Hopkins
Guilrie Cealer
Peterson
Towa
Iowa Press Comment on Tariff Debates Across Parties
The Octobol Chronicle rebukes Senator Dolliver for doubting a general tariff revision while urging revival of tariff reforms during Roosevelt’s era. It accuses him of courting eastern favor yet risking Iowa support. The Nonpareil notes Kissick’s tariff pursuits as predictable. the governor’s stance remains opaque to the others. The Nevada Representative finds Gov Cummins’ Boston address unsatisfactory to Iowa Republicans. The Britt Tribune cites a digressive tale of an ant egg in opposition to Judge Connor in the Tenth District.
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Octobol
Souatoy Dolliver
The
Chronicle
Roosevelt
Dolliver
Iowa
Nevada
Cummins
Boston
Congress
Connor mm
Somite
Britt Tribune
Pioneer Love in the Oregon Woods
In a tense scene, a young woman urges a departing man toward a secret spring and a rendezvous, while Beauregard Allen confronts his old rival the Colonel. Tense refusals fade as plans form, but discovery looms when the father figure appears at the gate, leaving the future in suspense.
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Beauregard Allen
Wich
Alice
John Beauregard Allen
Hic
Local Notes from East Sixth Street Community
Residents report visits and comings and goings around East Sixth Street. Mrs. Chas Garvin sold two ducks in Muzentine. Grandsa McKillop visited son Dan on Moscow road. Mrs. Geo Will and Grandma Will planned a Tuesday in Wilson. Mail carrier McCoy had an accident when a Cedar River crowd struck the wagon. no mail delivery Wednesday. Mrs. Rogers visited sister Mrs. Sullivan to pick up Miss Roger for Thanksgiving at home. Verne Blehop visited relatives in Muscatine. Ivan Klein, sick, hopes to return to school next Monday.
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W. J. van Attu
East Sixth Street
Chas
Garvin
Muzentine
Grandsa McKillop
Dan McKillop
Moscow Road
Geo. Will
Grandma Will
Wilsow
McCoy
Cedar River
Rogers
Sullivan
Miss Roger
Verne Blehop
Muscatine
Tvan Klein
Community Notes From Ainsworth Area
Ainsworth and nearby locals share visits and travel updates. Mr and Mrs M L Lewis of Oskaloosa and Mr and Mrs Hardin of Washington visited John Hardin's home. Spalting and son Fred went to Keota to see relatives while Frend Utterback, back from Chicago, plans to leave soon after accepting a job there. Burne of Waterloo spent Thanksgiving with Chas Laird, Eva Laird from Princeton returns for a few days. M L Miller and wife visited Dick Malin at Columbus Junction. Thanksgiving dinner hosted by M C Church ladies drew a large crowd. James Trotter and Shirley Dawson attended Edna Newell's wedding in Wapello. Chas Laird has taken a clerk position at W A Walters store. B C Joke and Creis Cook of …
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Ainsworth
Armsworth
M. L. Lewis
Oskaloosa
Burne
Waterloo
Chas. Laird
Eva Laird
Princeton
M. L. Miller
Dick Malin
Columbus Junction
M. Caurek
James Trotter
Shirley Dawson
Wapello
Edna Newell
Chas
Laird
W. A. Walters
B. C. Joke
Miss Creis
Wayland Thanksgiving Visit With Chicago Relative
Wayland residents enjoyed Thanksgiving with Miss Lettie Trotter and Mrs. Nora Martin of Chicago arriving Thursday to visit their father Jesse Matr and other relatives.
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Wayland
Lettie Trotter
Nora Martin
Chicago
Jesse Matr
Hall's Catarrh Cure Hyped in Cure Claim
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure permanently cures catarrh through internal action on mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollar reward for any case it fails to cure and urge readers to send text testimonials to Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hull
Hall
Cheney & CO
Millersburg Notes Health, Church, and Local Moves
In Millersburg on December 2 the sick show little improvement and elderly residents face long-term frailty. A union service at the Presbyterian church drew a small audience with a strong sermon by Bay iy, pastor of the M E church. Mr. Taylor Fender seeks treatment for appendicitis and heads to a Chicago hospital for surgery. Charles Garner from the Indian reservation near Omaha visits friends. The Widow Downey farm shifts to C and Lenn fg. Elmer Epperly moves to his father’s land. The Presbyterian oyster supper and a Baker family school entertainment punctuate the week.
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Millersburg
Perry
Bethgren la Mally
John Wakeland
Presbyterian Church
Bay Iy
Busby
M. E. Church
Taylor Fender
Milleraburg
Chicago
Charles Garner
Omsahe
Nebraska
C. &. Lenn
Widow Downey
Elmer Epperly
Imian
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Dr. Lyon
Lyorr
W. L. Lang
Publinher
D. Tehouf
Idleor
Les Syndicate of Song Leesing Netrspapers
Associated Press
Cntrier
Bally
Eg-Rees
New York
Omire
Nazcau Street
Maxwell
Big
BK . Eversmeyer
Hostetter
Dr. Shoop
Great Lakes
Billys Shady
Burlugror
Tywan
Michigan
Ibig Tuntorea
McCurdy
Jace
Miku Tasuranec Company
Carroll Herald
Tarif
Herald
Cedar Rapids
Briaw
Wall Street
Treasury
Estherville
Mason City Times-Herald
Cherokee Times
Bircherdt
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Shaw
Ottumwa Courier
Senator Platt
Dubuque
Independence Bullesia Journal
Keokuk Gate
Cefar Rapids Gazette
Andrew Carnegie
Sibley Gazette
Gov. Cummins
Cedar Valley
G. McConnaha
J. Sullivan
H. Seefeldt
Kissick
Gay
Serrors
Pierre
Golden Medical
Geo. N. ‘Turner
Esa
Brotherhood of Teamsters
California
Denver
Colo
Pleme
Geraldine Boner
Bobbs-Merrill
Virginia
Bly
Foleys
San Freu
Seach
Vile
Sacramento
Thoroushy
Nia Torefoot
Tfaut Lod Rot Nea Acta Carmen ET
R K Hurst
Joe W. Speare
Davis E. Mack and
Baroness von Zeiber
Wagenhall & Kemper
Clyde Fitch
Herald Square
N. Y. Herald
N_ Y. Sun
Paiges
Quincy
Adams
Sawyer
New England
Holden Brothers
Halstorm
Allen Springer
Cubbage
Joy
Dr. King
Havercamp
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