Local Journal Adopts Citywide Adfigures Amid Carrier Delivery
The Journal releases revised advisories on city routes and carrier allocations. It outlines distribution by sections including Hii, Hurlbut Grocery, Gant & Home, Routh Muscatine, Tobors Brow Grove, Busch's Drug Store, and Chayka's Grocery, with weekly and daily editions and advertising rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zovmwat
Ite Mruy
Busch's
Bemmney
Chayka's
Ecu ‘Hi
JH Puller
Bradford Groverr
Private Tranch Notices From Erchanes Department
Fragmented OCR item lists internal notes with numbers and room labels. Mentions Throon Publisher and Mal Chy Maine editor. Includes phone-like numbers 26 and 87 for business office contact. Contains stray terms such as advertising and rooms for officers.
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Talefronen Jown
Erchanes Dombera
F_D. Throon
Mal Chy Maine
Bocinty Bolenrs
Pitchforth
Adverer
Busines
Admiral Platcher Defends Ready Stance Against Bos As
MHRET VIEWS reveals Q A exchange on defense strength with 9 818 officers and 148 492 men cited as total forces. Secretary Garrison suggests volunteers would take months to ready, while Wilson laments neglect of national defense and forecasts strategic pressure without rapid mobilization.
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Platcher
Bos
Gamrison
Garrison
Ormize
Croin
Vanyone
Will
Thas
Wilson
Indian Policy Aimed at Making Indians Independent Citizens
Secretary Franklin Lane proposes transforming Indians from wards into full citizens by gradually severing ties to the government. He argues against an asylum style approach and urges moving toward self-reliance, stating the Indian should determine his own fate and prove his capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantlin IX. Lane
Interior Department
Lane
Gluieeas
Toward Native Independence and Responsibility in Indiana Policy
The text argues for expanding the independence and responsibility of Indians, citing increased authority for the Secretary of the Interior to act in individual cases. It contrasts past goals of removal with aims to integrate natives into the nation, stressing self-reliance and education as paths to civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Secretary of the Interior
7 Inc
Nation's Capital News and Views on War Policy Opening
Washington column notes opening of Congress with debates on arms export bans and neutrality. lawmakers from both parties push restraint, warn against provocation, and seek limits on munitions shipments while considering tax reforms for District of Columbia funding.
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Washington, D.C
Bec
United States
Congress
Kot
Enya
Cummins
Shammles
Germany
Rep
Vvollmer
Davenport
Dollande
Tayo
Muother
Washington
Siea
Fifty Years Ago in Muscatine Journal Oddities
A retrospective column recalls past society events. Oyster supper plans at the National Hotel involve the Second Order Indies with careful arrangements to entertain guests and support altar services.
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National Hotel
Unexpected Meeting at the Station
Helena awaits a friend at the station with Norton present yet unsure of the true motive. Florence’s telegram and a hurried departure hint at tension, while Helena doubts whether Norton is merely social or pursuing something more personal.
Helena Reflects on Norton and Florence Meeting
Helena battles confusion after Florence’s arrival and a secret message about meeting Norton’s grandmother. Norton’s gentle insistence and a moment at the depot reveal his hidden role in her life, while Helena grapples with guilt, attraction, and wanting to explain her actions to him. The emotional tension concentrates on a concealed affection and the impact of Florence’s visit.
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Tertha Blake
T . McClure
Elf
Norton
Halena
Sora
Helena
Hors
Florence
Helene
Poughkeepsie
Herolf
Kovplog
Bradford
Malena
Thia
Heleng
Ike
Goosie
Lhem
Helen
Hook
Blood Will Tell and Dr Pierces Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts the axiom blood will tell and promotes Dr. Pierce's Garden Medical Discovery as a blood and liver remedy. It claims it builds health, vigor, appetite, and strength, and offers a money back guarantee if claims aren’t met. Includes offer for a free medical advisor pamphlet and address in Buffalo New York.
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Dome
Pierce
Garden
Doctor Pieres
Buffalo
N. Y
Matron of Honor Rather Than Maid Proposed
A distressed Helena questions family differences and love as her suitor reassures his pride in his grandmother. The moment turns when Melena’s reaction reveals emotional stakes and Florence remains a potential meeting point. Eventually Helena considers a matron of honor instead of a maid, nudging toward commitment.
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Helena
Melena
Llorence
Fant
How to Prevent Croup and Practical Home Remedy
Mrs HM Tobas of Blida Ohio shares that keeping Chamberlains Cough Remedy at home helps stop croup attacks in her child with one or two doses. She notes children accept it willingly and finds it better than other medicines. Obtainable everywhere.
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HM. Tobas
Blida
Ohio
Chamberlain
Wrayville revival adds four members to IM Church
The Wrayville IM E Church held revived meetings led by Rev. Charles Guenther of Burlington. Four converts joined the church and the schedule included a women's missionary society gathering with luncheon, a Kings Herald Band program, and a quarterly meeting next Sunday with Dr. F L Mahle presiding. Three services are planned Saturday and Sunday with preaching, conference, and communion, all open to attendees.
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Wrayville, Il
Wrayville Im. E
Charles Guenther
Burlington
Wrayville Women’s Missionary Society
John Fuhr
F. C. Mewes
Kings Herald
Wrayville M. E
George Tryermouth
Kings Heralds
Surs
John Bowser
Gladys Rekthart
Wrayville Pula School
Rock Island
Wrayville M. 3
Whhen
F. L. Mahle
Peoria
Kalona News Highlights Local Events and Changes
The new Kalona High School building is now occupied by students. Mrs Love of Wellman attended a Friday visit at Dr E E Stedsman’s home. Mr Whitmore plans to resign as school janitor due to illness after years in the role. Epworth League social at the Methodist church featured games, contests, and refreshments. Members of the Christian church hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner event.
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Maloun
Wl Liebe
Wellmar
Cane
E. E. Stedsman
J. Lis Shillig
Iowa
Kalona
Epworth Ieague
Methodist Church
Whitmore
Ladies of the Christian Church
City Council Proceedings on Sewerage and Lights
The City Council met in special session December 8 1914 to consider sewerage districts 27 28 29 30 and Main Sewerage District No 1 plus other business. The engineer reviewed sub sewers and a contract was prepared. council debated lighting costs and tree ordinances. new street lights were proposed across many streets. health board pulmotor approved. property notice for a barn removal on Lucas and 8th streets was issued. meeting adjourned.
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O'ginek A
Kern
Ald
Sullivan
Secon
Zeidler
Carson
Muscatine Lighting Co
Sret
Lewkaup
Miller
Ayes
Alde
Bowen
Heard
Lemkau
Aids
Taylor and Sullivan
Fuller Street
Sth
van Horn Street
Cargun
Water Works Road
Stewart Road
George
Green Streets
Logan Street
Newell Ave
Cemetery Lane
Ditaway
Dittaway
Foster
Logan
Buel Street
Warfield
Lowe
Seigel
Kindler
Chestnut
11Th Street
Fuller
Leroy
Orange
Smalley Ave
Second Street
Park Ave
Holly
Fairview
Laurel
Cannon
Sherman Street
Oakland Drive
Oakland
Parkington Drive
Pine Street
Kindler Ave
Fulham Ave
West Sth
Whicher Street
Park Avenue
Holly Street
Heerd
Morryfield Fish Company Incorporation Notice
Novice of Incorporation of Merryfield-Fish Company announces a body corporate under Iowa law. The name is Morryfield-Fish Company with principal business in Muscatine, Muscatine County. It will buy own build lease or dispose of grain, hay, farm machinery, patents, licenses, and related assets. maintain factories and warehouses and engage in manufacturing, distribution, and sale.
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State of
Iowa
Morryfield-Fish Company
Seid Corporation
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Power and Purpose of City Corporation Taxation Plan
The document details broad corporate powers including borrowing, pledging assets, issuing notes, and engaging in various businesses. It sets authorized capital stock at $25,000,910, to be paid in tax liens, with a 20 year term starting 1914. A board of 5 to 7 directors governs affairs, with named initial members and officers to be appointed. The liability of stockholders is limited to their investment.
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United States
Towe
J. O. Fish
BG. Aleit
W. R. Jayna
Theron Thompston
Thomas Merryfeld
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