Muscatine Daily Journal Subscriptions and Agencies
The Daily Journal announces circulation dominance among Muscatine papers and lists weekly and daily subscription options. It names delivery by carrier, annual mail rate, and agency locations including Hurlaut Grocery Toborg Bros Gregan & Brent C A Buach Drug Store Har Shey Kecklerville Chayka’s Grocery West Hill He Puller Grocery and Lorene Brox Grocery for convenient access.
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Daily Journal
Ant
Mail
Joulmal
Haw
Hurlaut
Toborg Bros
Groceery
Gregan
C. Ax. Buach
Harshey Aynus
Kecklerville
Chayka's
Weat Hill
He Puller
Lorene Brox
Telephores Town Private Branch Exchange Summary
Fragmented OCR text from a telephores town private branch exchange issue listing staff roles and department numbers. The readable items include names like Throop, S-Managing Editor, and advertising manager, with unclear context and multiple garbled lines. No coherent event or article present.
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Telephores
Dangivers
Throop
Clee Balto
Geitailing Room
H E. Drajer
Mer
Harthie
County crop adviser praised for youth clubs work
Muscatine county and western counties gain timely interest as Rex Davidson, the new county agricultural adviser, gains notice for his work in rural meetings and boys clubs. He attends farmers institutes, plans concerts with patrons and superintendents, and promotes practical agriculture with high corn yields as a model for youth engagement.
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Muscatine
Condell Bluffs
Lows
Montgomery County
Rex Davidson
Farmers' Institute
Alan
Davidson
Senagis
Lombardy Grove
Grant Center School
Maplehurst School
Pipits
Feld
Taylor County
Tra Stanton
Nodaway
Oran Brow
Dae Brown
Callexe
Page County
Nersell
Tender sequivilities and patronage amid partisan news
The Man son Democrat laments Republican papers as scrambled by Democrats for federal patronage. He argues Democrats deserve rewards under the coming administration while Republicans, the lame ducks, may starve. The Mansun Journal adds cautious commentary.
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Manson Democrat
Reminiscences and Local Notices From Long Ago
Reminiscences recount a soldier Thomas W. Hichel berger return after eighteen months in southern prisons. Local items list Cutley association officers, a horse team incident, a 20 year ago marriage in Iowa City, and a 10 year ago school board meeting with decisions on a concrete walk at Lincoln School.
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Theigh School
R. B. Hue
Lincoln School
East Hill
Shankland bill tied to saloon return in Iowa debate
Newspapers debate the Shankland bill and its impact on saloons and prohibition. Critics warn it would flood Iowa with saloons, swing counties wet, and reshape politics while supporters push for equal suffrage and pension changes. in summary, the piece cites multiple editorials on prohibition, elections, and party strategy.
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Shanitt
Gill
Lowa
Towa
Birthday Observed By Young Mia Tone Dant At Home
Four year old Mia Tone Dant celebrated with a party at 906 Enst Tenth Street hosting sixteen friends including Bil Manley Lilian Man ley Arvilia Prye Virgil Frye Verna Eberling and others. Guest of honor Mrs Lucy Krider marked her forty first birthday at 1481 New Hampshire Screen with thirteen friends in a surprise gathering featuring music and refreshments. Major John Circle plans a Tuesday evening meeting to nominate and elect officers with expectations of a large turnout.
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Mia Tone Dant
George Dant
Enst
Tenth Street
Yolanda
Bil Manley
Lilian Manley
Arvilia Prye
Virgil Frye
Verna Eberling
Florence
Clara Moots
Grace Moots
Hila Hietermeister
Alay McKnight
Tony Sibley
Walter Sibley
Earl Sibley
Florence Acrm Jey
Kenneth
Lois Daut
Dra
Lena Knute
Lucy Krider
New Hampshire
Final arrangement for rummage sale discussed
Members of the new club formed of the Foreign Associations Pageant and the Ww CG A will meet Tuesday at seven to set final duties. The Geneva era of the Young Women's Christ in Association begins its camp fire work with Mids Minetta Hendley as guardian.
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CGA
Association
Geneva
Young Women's Christ In Association
Mids Minetta Hendley
Damn No. 106
M W
William H. Hartwean
Earthquake Shocks Recorded Across Pacific Rim
A washington report notes an earthquake lasting 23 minutes, detected by a seismograph at Georgetown University between 3 44 and 4 03 this morning. Shocks were strong and widespread with Alaska volcanic activity suspected as a trigger.
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Pacific
Washington
DB. C
Dor
Georgetown University
Iris
Alaska
Cleveland
St. Tenatius College
Southern
California
High School Students Suspended For Two Days
Sixteen Muscatine High School students were suspended for two days after skipping recitation to walk to a theater and watch a film. The principal halted their day’s classes, promising additional penalties that would lower their final grades and affect exams and class standing.
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Muscatine High School
West Second Street
Gremmal
Japan Featured in Interating Program at United Brethren
The Gleaners Band of the United Brethren church presented a Japan themed program Sunday afternoon. Members and participants included Misses Birdie Spangler Lucille Baker Genevieve Prichard Ethel Bridges Wilma Klaiss Lo Keath and Howard Anderson Weldon Crow Mariel Vauntea Eugenel Kintgle with many parents and friends in attendance.
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Japan
Gleaners Band
United Brethren Church
Ubese
Alab
Birdie Spangler
Lucille Baker
Genevieve Prichard
Ethel Bridges
Wilma Klaiss
Lo Keath
Howard Anderson
Hearings Set on Tariff Revision Start January 8
Democratic members of the Committee on Ways and Means in Washington today agreed to begin hearings in the first week of January on proposed tariff revision. The initial hearing will cover the chemical schedule with leather hearings following in the existing tariff sequence, subject to final approval tomorrow.
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Washington, D. C
Committee On
waYa and Means
Road funding plan eyed by Iowa leaders and editor
Des Moines editor Joseph J. Long advocates a state highway commission to spend 500000 dollars yearly from automobile tax, paired with county matches to build about 300 miles of road annually. He says government aid could be 40000 per county, enabling six major routes across the state, with no extra taxes. Legal questions linger about bonding and constitutional changes, while current township controls remain until a better system proves itself.
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Joseph J. Long
Roadmaker
Des Moines
Commercial Club
Aecent
Iowa
EB. F P. Carrotl
George W. Clarke
Long
Tour
Carroll
State Highway Commission
Cosson
Many Attend Men's Service Sunday Eve
A large crowd gathered Sunday evening at the First Baptist church for a special men's service. The auditorium was filled, alcove opened, and musical numbers were performed by the Baraca temple chorus and Mulford Congregational church artists.
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First Baptist Church
Baracample Chorus
Yale Aitarist
Mulford Congregational Church
Leonard Plesey
Harold Hane Sob
Mulford Quartet
Edwin J. Westrate
Zion
Ry V. Melzs
Seven Will Leave for Golden State
Mr and Mrs C H W Rider and the Misses Mary and Henrietta Rider of the Burlington road with several relatives will depart Tuesday morning for Los Angeles California to spend the year there C H Rider has sold his household effects rented the farm and bought land in California to make his home for the next twelve months
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C. H W. Rider
Mary
Henrietta Rider
Burlington Road
R. W. Lopez
M. A. Ping
W.N. Rider
Los Angeles
Cal
C. H. Rider
Golden State
Baring Begins Late Today In Harvester Suit Hearing
Attorneys arrive late for the government suit against International Harvester in St Paul Minnesota delaying the local hearing. Witnesses expected from Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota Nebraska and Missouri.
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Harvester
New Nor'pert Jewelry Store Postpones Opening to Final Touches
The Nor'pert Jewelry store postpones its opening as owner Nierexin aims to complete stock arrangements and showcase features. The remodeled space includes mahogany fixtures, six display cases, glassware, and a burglar vault. William Jacoby of New York joins as watchmaker. date to open to be announced.
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Nor‘pert A. Niere
Home Tex and Coffee Company
William Jacoby
New York City
Metropalia
Bitter Feeling in Servia Sparks National Tension
Belgrade reports rising Servian ire amid Austrian troop buildup on the Servian frontier and sharp Viennese newspaper rhetoric. Pray Da quotes a Servian editor suggesting Austria seeks war with Germany and vows Servians will resist, with all citizens urged to confront invasion.
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Belgrade
Servia
Dec
Gert
Austria
KUECHMAN BOY IN JUVENILE COURT
Leland Kuaechman aged 25 was brought before Juvenile Court this morning by his father J.
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Leland Kuaechman
Custody Granted to Sheriff for Nuechman Boy
The boy has been placed in the custody of Sheriff Vanatta. The court ordered the child returned to its parent. Another trial for the Nuechman boy is set for the January term of court.
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Nuechman
Vanatta
Ind
Kuechman
Rummage sale at Heller Livingston building on 2nd St
Major John Cirete heads a rummage sale at the Heller and Livingston building on 2nd Street with admission 25 cents. Muscatine Commercial Club meets at 7 p.m. and a church program on Friday night offers interurban service. Families travel to Davenport and Spokane after visiting Mary Moore and the Becktler family notices.
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John Cirete
Heller & Livingston B
2Nd St
Muscatine Commercial Club
Heller & Livingston
Adv
J. Shave
Clyde
Moline
Mary Moore
East Eighth Street
Davenport
Spokane
Wash
John Cittle
St.Ady
ABE MARTIN Jests On Saloon Etiquette In Verse
ABE MARTIN quips that when a daughter earns her own clothes the father starts playing dominoes in the corner saloon. He jokes that the first fellow at the pie counter should be the last served, reflecting his rural humor and social satire.
Rumored Mauretania Accident Unconfirmed
London reports no confirmation of published rumors an accident befell the Mauretania. Wireless messages from 2150 miles west of Browhead at 11 54 last night state no mention of any accident. The liner reportedly sailed from Queenstown at 20 55 Sunday morning with all well.
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London
Queenstown
Browhead
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