Teems To Flumscribees and Daily Journal Agencies
The Daily Journal, published by D. D. Throop and L P. Loomis, proclaims city and county reach with late-evening issues and semi weekly editions. It lists agency points across the city including grocery and drug stores for convenient readers and teachers alike despite garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haatill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Street
Toborg Brox
Gree
South Muscation
Oregon Street
Woo A. Guseh’s
Mer Why
Avent Ackierville
Chayenn Grocery
Wentell
FO Muller Croecery
Ferenz Berns
Grocers
Prurpmone Town Notice Details Exchange Terms
Fragmentary OCR note lists exchange terms with sums 26 and 7 dollars and references operator waivers seeking person or department number. Mentions address 1 Throop and publisher editor along with social and room labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prurpmone
Telvitow Aru Rach
Sumibors
Purson
Throop
Aine Maditor
Tov
Taito
Diplomatic diplomacy and partisanship in a new era
The piece critiques political handling of foreign policy as a test of bipartisan dignity. It compares domestic and English leadership, applauding nonpartisan tradition in policy. It suggests the next administration’s foreign relations may shape history and domestic policy balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt
Partiganshin
Chleago Tribune
Patt
First Women Jury in Kansas Court
A Chicago special dispatch details the first Kansas jury made up entirely of women. The jurors asked for removal of cuspidars from the jury box and began deliberations with prayer. The report notes the conduct resembled that of a typical jury, while condemning broader church and temple desecrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nrst
Kansas
Justica
Protecting the Home: Jury Witness Comments During Murder Trial
Cranu of the jury contended that the reading of Banker Sneer charged with Al Boyce Sr death showed a belief in protecting the home at any cost. The remarks suggested a philosophy of law and order overriding individual accountability in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poreman Cranu
al. Boyce, Sr
Verdic
Texas
Fragmented tale of marriage and happiness amid jealous rage
A fractured voice contemplates marriage and possession. A woman endures a brutal suitor while another figure mourns a betrayal and a father’s tears. Tuudle Cameron’s dramatic vow to happiness clashes with the surrounding tension and tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eptor
Racy Allen
Tuudle Cameron
News Snippets Roundup From Ottumwa and Beyond
A collage of brief items from Ottumwa Courier and other papers notes judges avoiding another Polk County election, actors and public figures critiqued for behavior, Taft's patronage, election reforms, imperial era Balkans intrigue, and varied editorials. Captures scattered opinions, political salvos, and curious quotes across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Hrad- Shaw
Polk County
Allan and Chown families gather at C. Chown home
Post allan Port Allen reports Gen Chown and family H C Wollord and family Mrs Maud Taylor Mr and Mrs Harry Friederichgen and Miss Emma Horst attended the C lk Chown home Thanksgiving Mrs John Schomberg Evelyn and Gar went to Cedar Rapids Tuesday evening to visit the brother of the for mere for a few days B Tipton and wife were guests of Alona McCullough and wife of Letts from Saturday to Monday staff F Bubbltta in Lone Tree helping care for her little grand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allen
Chown
Familly
H.C. Wollord
Maud Taylor
Wud Ars
Harry Friederichgen
Emma Horst Ware Puesta
C. Lk
Thaniaglyluc
John Schomberg
Evelyn
Gar
Cudsr Rapids
Tanediy
Yialt
Tipton
Alona McCullough
Letts
Stra
Bubbltta
Lone Tree
South Cedar
Day Sterns
George Case
Isaac Mathews
Union Valley School
Bertha James
Erk Milnes
Centerville
Ina Lindt
John Rummells
Lillie
J. J. Schooley
Eudora
Nan
Bis
H. H. Rogkafellow
George Steenteale
Fred Hinkhause
Striday
Arpie
Misa Othel Case
West Liberty
George
James
Maude M. Rockafellow
Harry
Parry
Dick Tin
Rockesey
Mathews
Reminiscences of Long Ago from Muscatine Journal
Fifty years ago the river near total closure by sea cakes hinders crossing. A skiff with six people tried to cross but after an hour and drifting downstream a mile they returned. Forty years ago two youths aim to cross on the free bridge but the river ice released them and they fell in. Thirty years ago Muscatine pastors planned neighborhood meetings at multiple churches with weekly Wednesday sessions conducted by different clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Parker
Neighrhood
Congregational
Booth Muscatine
Wedding of Nellie Sharar and George Leeds
MWENTY YEARS AGO. December this was Sunday. Nellie M Sharar, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sharar, living on Grandview real Rear its city, and George Leeds, formerly at Mediapo ls, planned Wedngutiy afternoon, December, at Musserville M. 5, argonage. W. L. Clapp performing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. G. Pave, residing on the Moscow road, entertained a small number of friends at dinner one day this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Sharar
Mra
Fred Sharar
George Leeds
Mediapols
Toole
Musserville
W. L. Clapp
G. Pave
Moscow Road
Thanksgiving gathering and local visits noted in Conesville area
The McCulloughs and spouses joined Mildred Barbitt and George McCullough for Thanksgiving with family in Conesville. Cross and family visited Chet Powers in Wredonia. Emma Horst of Muscatine visited Mrs Lloyd Babbit. Columbus Junction visitors were noted Friday. R. Molford of St Louis, a longtime Conesville area resident, died recently. his remains to be interred in Conesville. Mrs WH J Abbitt to return from one tree Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildreg Barbitt
David
Albert
Alex Mccullough
Mornog Run
George
Lloyd Babbitt
Columbus Junction
R . Molford
St. Lonis
Conesville
WH. J. E Abbitt
Millersburg Thanksgiving notices and local visits
Millersburg residents held a Thanksgiving entertainment on November 27. Local people traveled to Aledo and Galesburg for visits. several families hosted relatives from William and Vashti College and nearby towns. Community members, including Rev. Duncan and others, shared meals and attended church events while reporting numerous trips and social calls through late November.
Local residents spending weekends and weeklong visits
Colla, Elgie Marston, Tred Moody and family with Mrs Kremer met Friday at Elmer Ogier's. Rabenolds stay with Marion Dunncan. Aernice and Opal McKay visited Eldon relatives. Gertrude Klotz, Rema and Matto Jones visited Boston school Friday. Mae Boyd spent part of the week at Nat Greens. Mr Wrake Salser and Eten visited Degare's over Sunday. Todd family and Mande Orr spent Sunday at Orr's. Mrs Gatrle and family visited Lilj's one evening. Wisie Marsten and Iela Devore spent Sunday with Dorothy Crossley. Miss Iva Sinnanois returned home after a few days at Sinns. Ed Davies and Mippie CrossJoy opened. The day recently at Raakman’s. My, Mrs Weaver and Mildred visited Pigman’s Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colla
Elgie Marston
Tred Moody
Kremer
Elmer Ogier
Rabenold
Agaly
Marion Dunncan
Aernice
Opal McKay
Eldon
Gertrude Klotz
Rema
Matto Jones
Boston
Punt Melay
Mae Boyd
Nat Green
Wrarke Salser
Eten
T. B. Degare
Tom Todd
Mande Orr
Davia
Mippie Cross- Joy
WIL Raakman’s
Mrs. Weaver
Mildred Non
J. H. Pigman
Local Social Notes From Priersville Area
Priersville and Keithsburg residents report visits over the weekend. Gora Wagner spent five days with Uncle Andrew Downes and family. George Ayr and family stayed over Sunday with E Wy and Murdock family. Coral Bear returned home to help her mother with housework. Churc was out to his farm Sunday. Several farmers finished picking corn last week and expect winter to come later. Walter Cox assisted Epperly with corn picking. Baverton hosted Thanksgiving guests. Walter Cox’s wife visited her parents and found them in poor health. Fran Deal helped with grubblings on the Church farm this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. M. O'Haver
W. B. Wakeland
Galesburg
Georg A. Agy
George A. Agy
M. D. “Murdock
The
Presbyterian Church
Alien
Anna Macklin
Aledo
Inp Duncan Vissted
Airy
Glen Laktne
William Burgher
Near -Hamist
John Carr
Big. C. A. Ahey
T. D
E. Bi. Murdock
Riva
Theynolds
Lewis Gordon
William Kistler
Bullato Prama
Lew Mayhew
J. T. Hyett
Ditcle
Palovaville
Tohn
Jon Welch
Keithsburg
Gora Wagner
Andrew Downes
George Ayr
E. Wy
Murdock
Coral 'Bear
Churc
Walter Cox
Epperly
Baverton
Fran
Bettalo Prairie Visitors At Chant Reeady House
Mr and Mrs Simeon Rebetta spent Friday visiting Chant Reeady House and shopping. The party included Bettalo Prairie residents GC AL Paterson and sisters Louisa and Ann rebberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettalo Prairie
Deet
Simeon Rebberta
Chant Reead'y Hose
Imriday Ware GC
AL Paterson
Louisa and
Ann
Local Thanksgiving Visits Across Towns
The report lists residents visiting relatives and hosting family during Thanksgiving. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Deford of Columbus City, Mr. Lee Colton and family, and Miss Antania returning from Monmouth. Nearby towns such as Jowa Bluff and Muscatine appear with several household travelers and greetings.
Social notes and visits fill Cedar Rapids week
Local residents and visitors from Muscatine and neighboring towns share thanks giving gatherings. The column lists many households hosting relatives and friends, school events, upcoming meetings at the M E church, and a note on Miss Agnes McSwiggen advancing to a hospital nurse role in Washington Iowa.
Wilton Residents Make Short Travels and Visits
Teo Harris left Wilton for Champaign to resume school after a brief home vacation. Sir and Mrs Z Hain visited Peru with daughter Mrs Orval Weaver and returned. Ben Hall departed for Cedar Rapids to handle business. Mrs Warren Irons returned home after visiting her sister Mrs F A Maurer. TE Startz of Davenport made a brief business visit. Mrs A C Weatherly returned from Belle Plain. Clothier of Cedar Rapids were guests at the Maryly home. Miss Kate and Winifred McSwigen left for school assignments near Plato and Tipton. Miss Cora Sead spent Saturday afternoon with friends in Muscatine. Herbert Dodee returned to Iowa City for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tierbert
Wachter Teli
Muscatine
Brown
S.C. Magden
Des Moines
B. Sames
Gepartea
I Ln
John Aul
Carroll, Ta
Won Hall
M. E
Mra Coughlin
P. of A
Agnes McSwiggen
Washington
John Dice
Bilveard
Tipton
Flord Castertine
Kensington
M. E. Church
Ayres
Mra
F. A. Maurer
Familly
TE. Startz
Davenport
A. C. Weatherly
Belle Plain
Gerald Murphy
Charlea McGrogot
Arthur. Clothier
Cedar Rapids
Maryly
Death prompts Wisconsin woman to travel with party to Texas on excursion
Mrs Opher Knott, grieving for her granddaughter Alelia Littersl, returns to Friendship Wisconsin after visiting Columbus Junction. A ten day land excursion to San Benito Texas departs with twenty five travelers including WW Roberts J C Webster G J Church J J Supp and T J Klotz at a cost of 50 dollars with full accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Opher Knott
Alelia Littersl
Friendship
Wisconsin
Excuisior
San Bonite
Texas
J. Roberts
J. C. Webster
G. J. Church
J. J. Su
Local Visitors and Family Returns Highlight Week
Bert Chapple of Monmouth Wisconsin visited the Gookin home as a guest Monday. Mrs Ben Briley and children returned home to Washington after visiting her father Wit Tedford in Columbus City and her aunt Mrs W C Hannan. Geareg Pope of Galesburg arrived to visit friends, while Jerry Bamistod and the Fender couple returned to their home after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Chapple
Monmouth
Gookin
Ben Briley
Wit. Tedford
Columbus City
W. C. Hannan
Washington
Geareg Pope
Galesburg
Jerry Bamistod Tras
Rectian Bose
Joe Fender
Restore Gray Hair to Natural Color Sage and Sulphur Remedy
An old remedy for darkening gray hair returns in vogue. Sage tea with sulfur aids dandruff, itchy scalp, and thinning hair. Wyeth Chemical Co markets Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promising quick results, with a fifty cent bottle and money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
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MusaiUae
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Daily Journal
Carrot
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Avery
Burlington Gazette
Lula Glaser
Fittsburgh
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Taft Ig
Maedulh
Sioux Tlly Tribune
Idaho
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Keokuk Gate
Perthe Fang
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Elektic Conathuloen-Democrat
Waterloo
Hall Jett
Pauly
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Pole
Marswallown ‘Times-Republican
Colorado
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Kent
GM Flynn
Bil
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Wijlam
Post Allan
Scott
Scott & Boxxtey
Woaifield
Muscatine Journal
Millersburg
John Allen
Ialedo
Walt. Wakeland
W. 3B
Wakeland
Priersville
Buptola
Jowa Bluffs
Jown Bluffs
Ree
Dre Taere
Devore
Elim Church
EK. Guarlel
Anc Us
Lela Devore Spant
Wenfeld
Fred Moody
Miss Antania
Mise Gertride Klols
Allswep
Agnnie
Tius
Adareee
Norton
de Tomlersfierd
weAdye
Invalid's Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
R. V. Pierce
M. D
DR. Pierce
Dr. Pitre
Mon Beree Medical Adviser
Invalid’s Hotel and Surgical Institute
R. V. Ferce
ML Dy
N. Y
Aixeux
Borthen
Wii
Teton
Wi] Powall
Harold Delfield
Clint Besaman
George Rausch
Ellen
Linde Read
Wilmer Reed
Chas, Vanulta’s
Bihel Tyler Jis heJring
Sherman Powell’s
Rd, Potter and Son
Sweetland
Byron Duiry
iMustatine
C. Ff Peterson
Whitlock
Walt
Kim
Potter
Chas
Vanatta
Mday
Havercamp
aAdr
Wilton
Holiday Baking
Citron
Geo. Eitman
Abe Martin
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