Daily Journal Publishing Details and Agencies
The Daily Journal Printing Co publishes the evening paper seven days a week except Sunday. The Serms Weekly Journal runs 10 pages Tuesdays and 8 pages Fridays. Subscriptions: daily by mail $8 yearly. weekly $0.10 per week. City circulation exceeds Muscatine papers and outpaces competitors. Agencies listed in Muscatine at East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd, South Muscatine Toborg Bros. Oregon, W. C. A. Busch’s Drug Store Hershey Ave. Kecklerville Chayka’s Grocery West Bill G B Puller Grocery and Wm. Van Zy Grocery. New York Office 350-34 West Bard Street Representatives Payne & Young in charge. Chicago Office 750 Marquette Building. Mississippi Valley Denver office listed.
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Daily Journal
East Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Street
South Mascatine
Toborg Bros. Groery
Oregon Street
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Bill
J. GB
Puller Grocery
Wm. van Zy
New York
Ofice
West Bard Street
Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal November 1909
Sworn circulation summary shows total 280,170 copies printed and circulated in November 1909 with an average 6,929 copies per issue. F D Throop, publisher, attests to the figures in Muscatine Iowa with notary Fr W. Evernmeyer witnessing on December 1, 1909.
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Throop
F. D. Throop
Muscatine Co
State of
Lowa
Fr. W. Evernmeyer
Pole Wrangle Provokes Mockery in The Journal
The Kansas City Journal blasts the pole controversy as undignified and tiresome. It alleges a counterfeit observations scheme linked to George W. Dunkle and Captain August W. Loose, aimed to undermine Copenhagen University authorities. The piece criticizes both Cook and Peary, arguing the public is weary of the infighting over who discovered the pole.
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Kansas City Journal
Peary
Pole
Frederick Rook
University of
Copenhagen
George W. Dunkle
New York
August W. Loose
Loose
Cook
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Robert Peary
Cank
Doubts on Cook Peary Claims Shake Arctic Rivalry
The text attacks Peary and supports Cook, alleging deception and falsified observations. It questions credibility of an insurance agent’s claims and cites University of Copenhagen scientists weighing Cook against Peary. A decision by scholars could settle the dispute, with honors depending on the outcome.
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Pole
Cook
Peary
University of Copenhagen
Battle over military show prize pits Hull against Burkett
Washington observers weigh a $100000 plus military show as a test of reelection fortunes for Rep Hull and Sen Burkett. Hull wants Des Moines to stage the annual drill with heavy troop displays, while Burkett counters for Omaha. Each hopes the pageant will solidify support and derail the other’s renomination, risking Bryan’s challenge and Senate stability.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
Sam
Senate
House Committee On
Cannon
Hull
House Military Affairs Committee
Burkett
Senate Committee On Duto Affairs
Department of the Missouri
Des Moines
Omaha
Washington
Ull
Mull
War Office
Congress
Nebraska
Burett
William Jennings Bryan
House Committee On Military Affairs
Wach
Bryan
Byvan
House
Reminiscences Of Long Ago And Local Notices
A brief survey of past decades notes corn shelling progress with Kimball Watt’s plant on Water street capable of sixty bushels an hour using McQuesten’s patent shellers. It also warns of a dangerous hole by Third Street bridge over Pappoose creek. Election results favor Lieut Col Banks for the Ninth Regiment headquarters staying in Muscatine. Rev J N Elliott installed at First Presbyterian Church and a dinner party at 210 West Sixth Street hosted by Mr and Mrs J W Hahn.
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Messrs
Kim‘ball & Watt
McQuesten
Water Street
Pappoose Creek
Third Street
Powers That Be
Monticello
Banks
Muscatine
Evitt
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
The Man in Lower Ten Chapter XXVIII Continued
In a moonlit scene Alison confesses a miserable truth and seeks help from the narrator. He confronts her with the end of a cameo necklace and a bloodstained bag as tension rises. They fatefully discuss trust, motive, and the possibility of exposing Harry Sullivan.
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Alison
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Harry Sullivan
Regular jewelers preferred for watch purchases
Regular jewelers or watchmakers should handle watch purchases and never general stores. When buying a Waltham Watch always request an adjustment for temperature and position from your jeweler.
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Alison's Story Ends In A War God Glare And Secrets
Alison recounts meetings with Mrs Curtis and her brother Harry Pinckney Sullivan from Rome to Virginia Hot Springs, noting conventional society shunning Mrs Curtis for gambling debts and scandal. The tale unfolds with her mother ill, a nurse present, and uncertain feelings toward the Sullivan brother as the narrator wrestles with jealousy and anger.
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Alison
Curtis
Rome
Riviera
Virginia Hot Springs
Sullivan
Harry Pinckney Sullivan
Wise girl finds spark through early shopping tale
A plain town girl mocks the beauty brigade until a vision of strength shifts her. She watches shoppers, smiles through the rush, and on Christmas morning sees herself as Joan of Arc. Moral: avoid vanity, shop early, and be beautiful without powders.
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Liz
Beauty But
Brigade
Joan of Arc
Only a Private at Fort Riley Prompts Stage Enthus iasm
The Morey Stock company presented Only a Private at the Grand last night. Spence’s jealousy and Gypsy Hamilton’s trial weave a tale of a private’s rise to officer amid a sword duel wedding scene. Tonight The Web of Fate shifts to France with sharp comedy and dramatic climaxes promising hearty laughs.
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Spence
Gypsy Hamilton
Miss Slater
France
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