Journal Distribution and Local Grocery Advertisers List
A fragmented 19th century notice details newspaper delivery by carrier and weekly subscriptions. It lists distribution endorsements and a roster of local advertisers including Naot Hill Hurlbut Grocery Hast 4nd street South Michigan Tohore Bros Grocery Dragon street W. C. Baech's Drag Store Hers aber avence Reckteevitis Charka'e Grocery West Hill J. A. Piller Grocery not Wm. Van Zyi Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourhwal Agamctes
Han Estamiinha
Rofyentenen
PuLEPROWZE Private Branches Exposed in Notice
In PuLEPROWZE Iowa a private branch exchange listed numbers 26 and 27. The notice states sales for personnel of the PeEaUe department overseen by H. Troop publisher and editors. It provides business office contact options with numbers 76 and 37 for advertising and composing room staff.
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Puleprowze
Iowa
Privete
Anaware
PeEaUe
F. D. Tnroop
Davenport Times Leads Iowa In Advertising In November
The Davenport Times topped Iowa ad volume in November, breaking records with the largest edition yet and surpassing Des Moines papers. Des Moines News printed 20,820 inches, Capital 26,280, Tribune 48,019, Register and Leader 29,731. Davenport Times 20,287 inches in home ads, with foreign ads also noted.
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Uower
Iowa Communitien
Old
Davenport Times
Iowa
Des Moines News
Des Moines Capital
Des Moines Tribune
Register and Leader
Ravenport Thames
Des Moines
Times
Tribune
The
Regleter
Leader
Capital
Canfeal
Capital papers lead in total advertising inches
The Times records 7,222 inches of foreign advertising while the Des Moines papers trail, with November want ads at 2,828 inches for the Times and 2,894 for the Capital. Despite Des Moines papers publishing daily, the Times accumulates a larger overall advertising total across six weekly issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Reglater
Leader
Timea
Des Moines
Times
Higde
Chamberlains Liniment Praised For Sprains
Advertisement notes Cham berlain s Liniment relieves pain, eases soreness, and speeds healing of sprains. Sold by dealers in 25 cent and 50 cent bottles.
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Chamberlain
Wellman Leagues Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The Wellman leaguers elected Worthy Matron L. E. Fleming Worthy Patron Vernon Sikier Associate Matron Bertha Mollicker Secretary A. J. Nichole Treasurer I. N. Turnipseed Conductress Janet Foster Associate Conductress Fred Taylor. Mrs Hewitt and Mrs Jeaa Gardner visited Chicago. Epworth League hosted a reception for new members with a college program and treats for about forty attendees.
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F Wellman
U. le. Gs
L. E. Fleming
Vernon Sikier
Bertha ‘Mollicker
A. J. Nichole
Stig
I. N. Turnipseed
Conductrasn
Janet Foster
Fred Taylor
Mosdames
Whatstine
Washington
Washington |T
Iva Chapman
Tom Messenger
Bert Deen
T. P. Adams
Kalona
Cyrus Thon
Riverside
Boland
Muscatine
Jacob Trieschmann
So~ciery
Mt. Varnon
Feroe Rogers
Ofte
Fnos Miter
Lime City News Roundup of Visits and Socials
Lime City Iowa December reports show Dr Rose Butterfield and daughter from Indianola Illinois visiting Nea Frymeyer Grace Nauman teaches near Clarence Park Walton family nursing grippe Winnie Keufman returns to Cozad Ne b Will and Ceci Baker host a party I C Iser entertains Laties Kensington Mrs A T Marlout Muscatine visits Will Hanna Mise Brew caregiver for Mrs Peter Dart departs Mlled place at Mrs Blanche Call A F Copeland Jewett Ohio visits sisters Mrs Louis Healy and Mrs Caroline Walton
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Lime City
Rose Butterfield
Ma~mo
Indianola
Ill
J. XK. Frymeyer
Grace Nauman
Clarence
Park Walton
Winnie Keufman
Cozad
Neb
Fred. Moomey
Elsie Dallery
Ricoville
Charles Wilkerson
J. K. Frymoyer
West Branch
A. T. Marlout
Muscatine
Will Hanna
Mise Brew
Quree
Peter Dart
Blanche Call
A. F. Copeland
Jewitt, O
Loulga Healy
Caroline Walton
Edward Davis
Amanda Loula
Cassin Davie
Burlington
BE. M, Swan
H.C. Stratin
Wayterville
Kansas
Della
Howard Curran
McClellan
Monmouth
Ellen Henry
Goldfield
Harriett Metta
Elving
Dot McClanahen
Lew Brown
Hazel Selzer
Cedar Falls
State Teachers” College
Mas Linzle Beth
Indianapolis
Iadiana
Pennsylvania
Martin
Logansport
Ind
W. D. Curran
G. Robertson
Afiss Garvin
Nes Lois Trumbull
Hoeterser
Reminiscences Across Fifty Years in Muscatine
A long reminiscence recalls the fiftieth anniversary of musket usage among volunteer regiments and debates about old versus regulation rifles. Forties notes recount Miss Waldo nearly injured by a pony, editor travels to St Louis, and city improvements on platform and sewers. Twenties and later years mention Muscatine teachers’ meetings and two couples joining in marriage at West Seventh Street with a small gathering.
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Ohio
Waldo
Prodigal Judge continues as Norton faces danger at Belle Plain
Norton rides toward Belle Plain and is halted by three men who force him from his horse. A brutal assault leaves him unconscious on a dusty road. Betty rushes to Thicket Point, learns of the attack, and seeks news on Norton’s condition as the doctor predicts a week of recovery.
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Furmher
Ware
Hamaly
Norton
Tom
le Bild
Belle Plain
Arkansas Caunl
Gsuddon
Noreton
Nei
Uwllens
Tom Ware
Pax Norton
Hit
Carrington
Mas'r
Mag'r
Jewt
Tors Dons
Charley
Betty
Charley Norton
L Fom
Bruce Carringeton
Mr. Norton
Miss Malroy
Miss Malfoy
Bruce
Car Vington
Talsie
Norton and Betty in crowded hospital room saga
A fragmented narrative follows Norton recovering from injuries as Betty visits, with Carrington discreetly announcing her presence. The scene blends home life, social ties, and a tender, tense mood as Nor ton and Betty engage in cautious dialogue amid the vigil. Thanksgiving notices and local visits fill the surrounding community updates.
Morning Sun social notes show town visits and family news
Morning Sun residents and visitors mark a busy week with relatives in Burlington Des Moines and Kewanee. Several families welcome guests, announce Thanksgiving gatherings, and note travel to Syracuse Wichita and Washington among other stops.
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Dettie Flora
Farla
Mt Pleasant
Ed Faris
John Wiggs
Dea Moines
H. Delzelt
Sam Robertson
J. W. Smith
Burlington
W. R. Smyth
S. Vertrees
Vivian
Mre
J. Swan
Syracuse
Kansas
Yocum
Jas
Ford
Cedar Falls
Frank Paisley
Monmouth
Mieg
Anna Stewart
G. Delong
Cheago Ja
W. D. Smyth
H. M. Adams
J. C. B. Yohe
Paul Asby
Blanche Emerson
Mildred
Conesville
Migsca Nelle
Florence
New London
E ‘A. Teuscher
A. P. Hensleiga
Leigh Sterrett
Martha Wrigat
Alma Kid Emma Deiht
Wapello
Lizzie Deiht
Bert McKinley
Gon William
Wm. Busler
Chua Butler
Farewell Surprise for Webster Couple in Fruitland
Fruitland Court of Honor held a farewell surprise for Mr and Mrs D D Webster who plan to move to Muscatine. Despite heavy rain, over thirty attendees expressed their sorrow at their departure and appreciation for Mr Webster long service as chancellor. Refreshments followed the gathering as a warm sendoff.
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Fruitland, Ta
Fruitland Court of Honor
Fruitland Belt
Mire
D. D. Wenster
Muscatine
Mra. Webster
Mr. Webster
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Pioras
Bick Voaren
Dr. Pierce Br Tetter
Mede Real Association
A. V. Picron
M D
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Frinting CO
P.D, Throop
Publiaher
LOOMS
Umbere
Lee
Dicate
Annoristed
Treen
Anyertiaing Mipresentarizen
Onicarco
Huriton, Jengzen
Wood- Sort Pag Building
Newark
Hunton
Lorenzen
Woodman
Berol-Wenkly Journal
Matt Oes Cece
Hemels Wesky
Wellman
Hostetter
Sup’t
Kimball
Denon
Che Eky
James Dougherty
Chicago
Hector
Chestnut Street
JH. Larkens
Oise Sarah Johnson
Alice Johnson
Millar
Muscatine City
Muscatine County
Teachers’ Association
Wilton
Josephine Wyant
Ataulsa
Ata Hlnea
Misa
Laura Bowie
Wyant
Andrew A. Chapman
Martha O. Garrison
West Seventh Street
Rev
Sapp
Che Om Prodigal
I Vaughan
Kester
Hay's
Bel Air Health
Ali
Bastontedper
Vigor
Morris Drug CO
Morris
Abe Martin
Tipton Bud
H. W. Stewart
Asabelle Porlsa
Cedar Rapids
Milas Bertha Varyant
Wayland
Sadie Stott Vissted
J.M. Dalzell
Amarillo
Texas
Mia
H. Delzel
Mas Omma Meade
Mt. Pleasant
McElhinney
Rafael
Nave
Dakota
Hazel Watson
Galaville
Zella Cavan
Vinton
John Cavin
J. G. Waterhouse
Dalls
W. E. Blake
Francis Cameron
Harry
Missoula
Montana
Richard Elliott
Nebrato
J. C. Meade
Galesburg
Meade
B. A. Jackson
W. D. Wilson
R. A. Mecklenburg
Adolph Mecklenburg
Roy
Hazel Pierce
Rodinson
Muscaline
Miss Hopkinson
Charles Lestie
Fruitland
Beecham’s
Nature
Rome
Webster's
Basame
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