Journal name and circulation boast from Muscatine paper
The item boasts circulation greater than all other Muscatine papers, claiming three times that of any rival daily. It lists the Daily Journal and semi weekly edition details, with subscription and office contact notes for weekly, daily, and mailing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Perton
Department Buboar
D. Thracp
Pebnehor
Montaine
Joty Maitar
Comaporing
Malling Hoom
TaGeo
Pitchtarth
Afr
Alior
Co operation in Alaska natives run co operatives
Native led co operative stores in Alaska backed by the U S Bureau of Education have cut prices and built capital. Hydaburg and Klawock show cash dividends and new stores. Cape Prince of Wales and St Lawrence Island report successful trades. Atin and other remote areas form co op firms with government aid. salmon, furs, and timbers move through native channels creating cash and food reserves. Reservation land policy supports native industries and shields them from white traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
United States Bureau of Education
Itty Bureau
Khilswan
Cape Prince of Wales
St Lawrence Island
Atin
Vane
Pu Lic
Seattle
Nus
Revenue Cutter Service
United States
He Bureau of Education
Sovernqynent
Fatllek
Hydadurg
Wkalewan Hay
Fragmentary note on securing land and steering cooperation
A damaged OCR fragment mentions cooperation to conduct steeooperative enterprices and Kinwoek Lopes seeking to secure Teservatior land in the near future. The text is incomplete, with unclear names and actions, but indicates planning for land use and cooperative ventures.
How to Kill and Dress a Turkey for Market
Kirkpatrick outlines the common method for killing turkeys by the beak and knife through the mouth, then describes feather plucking order and market classes for poultry. He details selection criteria for healthy, well fleshed birds and how to judge age and condition by the breastbone, feathering, and overall appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
U. S
Reminiscences of Long Ago In Memoriam and Local Notices
A garbled reminiscence column recalls remains of Colonel Abbott of the 30th Iowa buried at Presbyterian church in this city forty years ago with escort by officers from nearby units. Funeral set for two o'clock. Also noted are Mrs. Hugh Wallace’s funeral, Lyceum meeting on compulsory education with a negative win, a 30 year-ago accident involving Dr. Robertson and his daughter on Third Street, twenty years ago Sunday, and ten years ago a German Baptist wedding at the parsonage with small-town attendees and greetings from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott
30Th
Iowa
Nhl
Vicksburg
Presbyterian Church
Hare
Cabthin Beach
Benson
Sth
Ant. Buver
18Th
Iowa Infantry
Horton
Cool
Hugh Wallace
Obie
Trinity Church
Lyceum
Swhitelit
Third Street
Jurcblag
German Baptist Church
Della Henrereon
Marty Selle
Ra, Schmidt
Gertrude ‘Henderson
Amos Sells
William Epperly
Gedard Township
Paradise at Sunny Slope Ends in Romantic Turmoil
Adam Peyton Randolph returns to Sunny Slope to find Eve, his beloved, with her view of Paradise tested by pride and class tension. Their fledgling romance is strained by a Northern conflict and the old proprietor Peyton, but a late reunion at the garden gate hints at renewed hope as Eve’s plea echoes, Adam, I tried to go away, I couldn't.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho B
Senge
Adam
Adam Peyton Randolph
Maryland
Sunny Slope
Eve
Avenue of Pines
Tha Recum
Peyton
Rye
Adam Peyton Randgolph
Miss Endicott
Misa Endicott
Tam
Adam Peyton
Randolph
Massa
Sanny Slope
Ace
Payton
Paradise
Tor
Ats
Bar
Naom
Jere
Mommy
Massa Pratt
Mist Eye Webber
Hye
Redinal Soap and Resinol Ointment Praise
Mrs Maude Schmechel of Baltimore Testifies her daughter suffered a nasty itchy eruption for a year Before using Redinal Soap and Resinol Ointment the rash worsened and bled After nightly and morning applications the itching inflammation improved and vanished after a discount sample led to full treatment, with the remedy sold by druggists and promoted by Cham Co Baltimore MD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taltimore
Maude Schmechel
Inol Cham
Baltimore
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claims Darkening
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring dark, lustrous hair and concealing gray. It promises dandruff reduction and a fuller look, advising use with a sponge or brush and noting a 50 cent price. Source cites A W Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
A.W. Morgan
West Second
Paradise Gate Remembered in Tender Obsession
An intimate exchange questions if it is ever too late to reach Paradise as a beloved figure promises to join in a timeless journey. The scene blends romance with a vow of unity amid an implied betrothal or union in a paradisical future.
Nation's Capital News and Views on Taylor system clash
News and Views from Washington reports the battle over the Taylor system in government arsenals and navy yards. A protest from WN. P. Alias of the Government Employees International Association of Machinists and AFL seeks to curb Taylor management, with Congress views split and labor urging action in appropriations bills.
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Elisha Hanson
Washington, D.C
Americat Federation of Labor
Taylor
WN. P. Alias
Governinment Employees International Association of Machinists
American Federation of Labor
Secretary of War
Federation of, Labor
Seattle
Ag Inkunan
General Brogier
Garrison
Qrazier
Ordnance
Senate
Federation of Labor
Crozier
Eeen
Rock Island and
Watertown Arsenala
Pepper
Iowa
Rock Island
House Committee
Jabor
Secretary of Labor
W. B. Wilson
Rlillery
Hougze
Federation of
Cabar
Organizationa
A. Congressions
Federation’ of Labor
Ovar
Taylor Aystem
Inhuman labor policy drew objections from workers
The system would deprive workers of usefulness and ban conservation of human labor as a practice. Employers could speed up workers briefly then discard them for fresh material, a method supporters deem new, but representatives call absolutely inhuman and harmful to employees.
Local social notes and personals from Grandview Iowa
Grandview residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of social items. Families attend weddings and anniversaries, travel to Muscatine and Burlington for visits, funerals, and shopping, while several residents move, hire, or attend county events. The record includes births, shoppin g trips, and engagements with many named individuals.
Irene Ramsey Leaves West Liberty for Denver
West Liberty Iowa December 10 Miss Irene Ramsey departed for Denver Colorado after an extended visit with C H Ramsey and relatives in Pennsylvania. Alice Moore visited Muscatine at her brother George’s home. A reception for Rev G W Allison and family was postponed due to illness in the family. Hy B Arp made a business visit to Iowa City. Mrs S R Propat visited the Rebekah Lodge at Wilton. A Swen was an overnight guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrest Liberty
Irene Ramsey
Denver
Colorado
C.H. Ramsey
Pennsylvania
Hall of Wilton
Jas Alice Moore
Subway
George
Muscatine
G. ‘W. Allison
Allleop
Hy. B. Arp
Ows City
RL. Propat
Wilton
Swen
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Moves in Iowa Community
A collection of brief notices from Iowa City area towns detailing visits and business trips. ABE MARTIN and family stay in Towa Falla. Wm Bodman and HB Shipman conduct business in Iowa City and Des Moines. Mrs Bila McAdams leaves for Madison South Dakota. Phillip Welss attends to matters in Rowley. Mrs Mel Blakeslee and Lorena shop in town. Mr and Mrs Charles Bons move into new home at Bersath and Columbus. J H Demean Demorest and Will Negue visit Rock Island on business. Mia Roy Chase visits Ataljsea with her parents. West Liberty Guo Club meets at the fair grounds. Miss Dwyer leaves Green Bay for Wisconsin. W D Ridenour and John Weil visit Wilton. Sophomores host Lloyd Aker’s party before his California winter. Roy Smiths shop and stroll in town. Mrs N F Watking and Mrs Gus Davidson visiting Clarence Evanw in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Roy Whitacre travels to Marengo to visit aunt Mrs Delos Morris. Mr and Mrs Rayer and Fitzgerald shop Cedar Rapids. Mrs George Conklin shops in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinter
Gsy Wi- Sur
Towa Falla
Wm. Bodman
Iowa City
HB. Shipman Isip
Fairgrounds
Miss Dwyer
Williner
Mra
Ida Eve
Green Bay
Wisconsin
W. D. Ridenour
John Weil
Wilton
Lloyd Aker
California
Cesta
Roy Smith
N. FP. Watking
Gus Davidson
Clarence Evanw
Cedar Stupids
Roy. Whitacre
Marengo
Dr King’s New Discovery for Croup and Cough
An Ohio father reports his children improved with Dr King’s New Discovery for croup and coughs. The ad urges every home to keep a bottle, priced at $1, available from BH Bucklen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Lewis Chawberlain
Manchester
Ohio
BH. E. Bucklen & Co
Phila
St Louis
Meat and Kidney Health Warns of Daily Meat Intake
An old advisory warns daily meat may harm kidneys by forming uric acid that strains the kidneys. It recommends taking four quarts of rad Baits daily? with lemon juice to flush acids, neutralize irritation, and restore kidney function, claiming lithia-water and Jad Salts improve bladder weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soya
Uleo
Jad Salta
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Ondon
the Journal SY Journal Printing CO
Ene
D. Throop
I. P. Lovzi3
Fennel
Mexaber
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Les
S3ndicala
K. A. Kirkpatrick
Scott
Childran
W. 8. Robertson
Adam and Eve
Arma
Hobson
Mendota
Pfeiffer Chemical
Philadelphia & St. Louii
Grandview
Austin “McDaniel T
Bluscatine
Hester Crow
C. A. Boucmain
Dan Belk
Bire
C. W. Graham
A. J. Greiner
Muscating
Messie
Evert Cantor
Glen Belk
Ard Woodruff
Wapello
Jno
Kemp
Levi Cocklin
W. H. Dickerson
Grant Kemp
J. F. Gipple
Nebraska
Joe. Vandervort
Charles King
Burlington
Gee
Vibber
Helen
Marlon
Wm. Guthrie, Jr
Murray
Wmiuthrie
Nathan Crutchfield
Joe Dodder
Sam Latta
C. A. Ari
Ood
Misa Buzapeth Krahl
Bertha Krahl
J. J. Beth
Henry Lang
Herman Gast
Miss Gra
Filece
Wm. Mulhern
Columbus Junction
Triday
Chambers
Seston
Jno. Kemp
L. Westerbeck
Burdington
Mesars. Wor
Clare Carey
Anita
Ing
Wm. Guthrie
Wanpelia
Wm. Allen
Gertrude
Geo. Belk
Elizabeth
Wuscoune
Glen Higemnbottom
Chas. Skank
Warren Allen
Willis H. McGrew
Musitatine
Glen Higginbottom
M.N
Kingslon
West Liberty
Abe Martin
Wileson
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