Daily Journal of Muscatine and City News
The Daily Journal, publisher by Journal Printing Co., is the official paper of City and County with wide circulation. It details daily and semiweekly editions, agency network, and offices in Muscatine New York and Chicago, plus subscription rates and contact points.
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Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal November 1909
Sworn detailed circulation statement filed by publisher F D Throop. The document lists monthly totals and averages for November 1909, with notary J W Eversmeyer certifying the sworn affidavit.
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Muscatine Journal
F. D. Throop
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Muscatine Co
State of Town
J. W. Eversmeyer
Nicaragua a Coastal Nation With Sparse Population and Banana Trade
The International Bureau of American Republics compares Nicaragua’s size to New York and Washington, notes a population around 600,000, and details Pacific and Caribbean coasts. Key towns include Leon Managua Corinto and Granada, with banana exports 4.5 million bunches in 1908 and a single railroad linking Corinto to Managua and Granada.
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Nicaragua
International Bureau of American Republics
New York
Connecticut
New England
Washington
Holland
Belgium
Denmark
Caribbean
Pacific
Chicago
Mississippi River
Bluefields
New Orleans
Colon
Greytown
San Juan River
Cape Gradias A Dios
Leon
Managua
Matagalpa
Granada
Corinto
San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua Traffic Routes and Trade in 1908
The text outlines routes to Nicaragua via steamers from New York, New Orleans, Mobile, or San Francisco, and via rail through Mexico or Panama. It notes Nicaragua’s 1908 foreign trade valued at 7.5 million dollars, with exports of 4.5 million and imports of 2 million, detailing US-sourced textiles and machinery and Nicaraguan exports like bananas and coffee. It describes the government structure, geography, and climate, highlighting a tropical belt with central mountains and varied temperatures.
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Nicaragua
Atlantic
New York
New Orleans
Mobile
Pacific
San Francisco
Mexico
Salina Cruz
Corinto
Bluefields
Panama
United States
Tropics
Washington notables and Navy hero tales in brief
Side lights from DC recount Captain Lucien Young’s claimed travel pay dispute and feats, including rescuing a shipmate and saving 187 men after Huron’s wreck, plus updates on former Treasury head Cortelyou, Labor leader Gompers, and Senator Dolliver returning to Washington. Hawaii liquor bill ciphered in letters from women. Dolliver and Aldricen friction noted.
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Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Treasury
Lucien Young
Navy
Sam
Young
Europe
Mediterranean
Huron
South Atlantic
Dolliver
Iowa
Washington
Fort Dodge
Aldrien
Reminiscences and Local News Across Decades
Recapping long ago events from fifty to ten years past in Muscatine area lore. Lectures on Josephine draw crowds despite storms, while bitter cold tests residents patience. Thief activity worries farmers, freight cars derail near Columbus Junction, delaying trains. Bridge work progresses with rock riprap and rising piers. Modern Woodmen hold annual meeting with officers elected and gifts planned for Chief Forester Eaton.
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Literary Institute
D. C. Richman
Josephine
Lee Tais
Gellatt
Corps of Masons
Muscatine
Ashton
Glesler
Caple
Forester Eaton
The Man in Lower Ten continues in the tower
In a tense tower siege Hotchkiss and I duck bullets as we force entry. A trembling servant reveals no desperado and a breakfasted truce follows. We question Jennie about estate management and past events while Miss West’s presence looms and the scene ends with questions for the next installment.
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Mr. Sullivan
Hotchkiss
Jennie
Jennia
Pittsburg
Pallman
West
West Liberty Train Time Changes and Local Notices
West Liberty Ia December 6 report notes Rock Island time-card changes affecting departures for Davenport Rock Island and Chicago. Local residents Thomas Gray Annabelle Shannon Charles Passmore GC Fisher Esther Leech Lou Remaine Barry Boyne and others are listed with train movements and visits. Community updates include Mrs Charles Coleman illness Mary Elder Ady family plans Grand City visits and a Presbyterian bazaar netting 85 dollars and 00 cents.
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West Liberty
Rock Island
Davenport
Chicago
Mountaineer
Thomas Gray
Muscatine
Annabelle Shannon
Isabelle Johnson
Charles Passmore
GC. L. Fisher
Esther
West Branch
Lou Leech
W. C. Webster
Columbus Junction
George Jewell
Lou Remaine
Iowa City
Barry Boyne
Silvis
Ill
Joe Boyne
J. P. Mountain
James Hanna
W. D. Ady
Belle Plaine
Henry Anderson
Reuben Shaw
Toledo
California
Ady
Sixth
Columbus
Joe Heath
Elmer Mead
Charles Martin
Verna Parker
Cedar Rapids
Martin
Dewalt
Lucy Dice
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Restorer Ad
The old remedy of sage tea with sulphur is promoted to restore natural hair color and prevent hair loss. Wyeth's Saga and Sulphur is advertised as easy to make and effective, sold by druggists or sent by Wyeth Chemical Co. Address listed in New York City.
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Wyeth Chemical Company
T4 Cortlandt St
New York City
A. W. Morgan
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American Fereration of Labor
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bob” Wynne
Capitol
Hawaiian Islands
James Essex
Fock Island County
Tame Kears
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Sullivan
Gilhooley
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ST. Paul, Minn
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Rochester
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Wyeth * Chemical Company
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Fourth Street
Harry Crane
Muscatide
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Rorick
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Ity
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Nichols
Charles Artz
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Violet Heck
Chet. Weber
Lack
Arthur Barnes
Marle Black
Presbyterian Church
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