Journal Printing Co. Official Paper Status
Fragmentary OCR notes list Journal Printing Co as official city and county paper with distribution claims. Mentions addresses in Le Lee avenue and Nassau Street, Chicago Marquette Building office and staff in New York, with unclear associations and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Zork Wilice
Isy
Nassau Street
la Coste
Aluawell
Chicago
Ida Marquette Building
Deyue & LouLg
Terms to Sunscribers and Journal Agencies
The Davy Journal is issued every evening except Sunday. The BSeast- Weekly Journal releases 10 pages Tuesday and 5 pages Friday nights. Daily delivery by carrier in the city and weekly collection ten cents. Subscription rates noted for daily, Ly Wail, and biweekly terms. Agencies listed for reader convenience at East Hill, South Muscatine, West Hill, and Kecklerville with various groceries and drug stores serving as access points.
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Davy Journal
East Hill
Clay Roeese
Last 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
W. F. Miksch
W. C. A. Busch
Hershey
Telephones business office beat editorial motive
The fragment outlines a Mississippi Valley telephones business office beat editorial motive with scattered letters and partial headings indicating a newsroom or organizational note.
Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal November 1907
Sworn circulation statement for the Muscatine Journal covering November 1907. The report lists multiple daily totals with figures around 6,200 to 6,400 copies, noting various distribution columns and adjustments. Data density includes sections labeled Sun and other headings with fluctuating circulation numbers.
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Muscatine Journal
Csek
Cies
Ess
Arin Edie
Muscatine Journal print run for November 1907
The publisher Frank D. Throop swears to the number of copies printed and circulated in Muscatine County Iowa during November 1907. Notary William R. Jayne witnessed the oath on December 2, 1907.
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Bvotaro
F. D. Throop
Muscatine Journal
Frank D. Throop
Muscatine Co
State of Iowa
William R. Jayne
Lane Suggested by Davenport Times for Delegate at Large
The Davenport Times urges Joe R. Lane of Davenport as delegate at large to the Republican national convention in Chicago next June. Lane, a Scott county resident, is praised for broad views, support of President Roosevelt, and closer ties to the people than official lawmakers.
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Joe Lane
Davenport Times
Muscatine County
Lane
Times
Roosevelt
Iowa
Scott County
the Times
Joe R. Lane
Davenport
Chicago
Lane Suggested for Iowa Delegates at Large to Chicago
The Times endorses Mr. Lane as a non factional, widely respected Republican for one of Iowa's four delegates at large to the Chicago convention. It argues Roosevelt’s program may not be fully endorsed by officials, and stresses selecting delegates close to the people and free of officeholder motives. Lane’s broad Iowa appeal and district prominence support his nomination.
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Iowa
Lane
Des Moines
Allison
Dolliver
Cummins
Blythe
Roosevelt
the Times
Chicago
Editorial jab at party loyalties and Governor Hughes
The Cedar Falls Record criticizes Republican support for Bryan over vice president Cannon or Governor Fairbanks, urging such critics to join the Democratic Party. It notes the temper of Western voters and contrasts this stance with Governor Hughes's distinct political stripe.
Sunday in Cedar Rapids Stir Sparks Republican Fears
The Republican quotes ministers doubting bringing such a man to Cedar Rapids and mocks Billy Sunday as a force of asbestos English and picturesque prayers. The piece suggests the city and paper may fear the impact and predicts a possible tune change by the Republican if the visit occurs.
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Cedar Rapids
Billy
Billy Sunday
Track writers pace spring events ahead of season
The text notes college writers already predicting track events for next spring as competitive records are drafted on paper and sprints are planned to beat them.
Roosevelt Favours Hughes, Says Washington Correspondent
A Washington correspondent reports President Roosevelt now favors Hughes, adding another facet to his multifaceted public persona and political stance.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Hughes
Governor Cummins Not Yet Placed for Additional Office
At press time Governor Cummins had not announced or been suggested for any further offices. The record notes no clear indications of upcoming political moves or endorsements as campaign activity remains quiet.
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Cummins
Christmas Shopping Urgency Exposed in Prompt City Banter
A sharp holiday quip notes the speaker’s impatience with another’s delayed Christmas shopping. The tone mocks procrastination and urges faster action to avoid a looming deadline. The line reflects seasonal pressure and social humor common in casual exchanges.
Mystery over $1000 offer fuels silent dispute
A terse remark questions a $1,000 offer and frames a quiet disagreement. No names, places, or clear details emerge, leaving readers with a fragmentary hint of a larger dispute.
Public Meeting Tonight and Gas Improvements
Public notice calls a meeting at the court house Saturday at seven to hear the committee report. The City Council meets tonight in the council room under Tremont hall. Gas mains extend between the avenue and Sycamore streets with two new casts laid. J L MacColm and J A Reuling plan gas into their homes.
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Court House
Tremont Hall
Avenue
Sycamore Streets
Messrs
J. L. MacColm
J. A. Reuling
Oyster Supper for Good Templars Christmas Evening
The Good Templars society of this city to hold an oyster supper in their hall over the Muscatine National Bank on Christmas evening Wednesday. The event benefits the lodge and is expected to be a success.
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Good Templars Society
Muscatine National Bank
Muscatine Fire Insurance Co elects officers for year
At the annual Muscatine county Fire and Lightning Insurance Co meeting held in the courthouse the officers were elected: President J W Miller Vice President George Shields Secretary J B Jester Treasurer Robert K Smith. Directors include J W Shellabarger L M Cecil W P Crawford and others. A letter from Mrs Kincaid mentions health gains in Las Vegas NM and others from Muscatine enjoying the climate.
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Muscatine
Cyrus Baker
Julius Welsch
John S. Garnes
R. F. Stucker
Cape Rabe
Chas. Schulte
Joseph Gideon
W. H. Kloopes
William Kincaid
Las Vegas
N. M
Paul Blockett
May Villa Patten
John Stockdale
Will Thompson
Longstreth Gilbert Nuptials in Muscatine County
30 YEARS AGO Married December 16 1877 at Hiram Gilbert residence near Muscatine William A Longstreth and Mattie Gilbert both of Muscatine county Ila Rev A McClintock officiated Fatally Injured Freight Conductor McFarland died yesterday afternoon from a back injury and spinal paralysis suffered in the Rock Island bridge accident last Saturday The rail worker had been with the railroad for a number of years
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Hiram Gilbert
Muscatine
William A. Longstreth
Mattie Gilbert
Muscatine County
Ila
A. McClintock
Sweetland Center
McFarland
Rock Island
It is Not Far From a Standing Candidate Joke
A concise quip notes the fine line between a genuine political run and a punny mockery. The wording signals skepticism about a candidate’s legitimacy and readiness.
Cummins Presidential Boom Debated in Iowa Comment
The Boone News-Republican says it is too early to predict the reception of the Cummins presidential boom. It notes the governor should not view it as bait to leave the senatorial race and warns against choosing form over substance as time will unlock the solution to his current problem.
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Boone News-Republican
Exquisite Christmas Magazine Highlighted By Burr Publishing
The Bur McIntosh Monthly Christmas number is praised as an exquisitely beautiful magazine that must be seen to be appreciated. Purchasers on newsstands are urged not to miss this refined issue from Burr Publishing Co. New York.
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Bur McIntosh Monthly
Burr Publishing Co
New York
Iowa GOP shrug on anti-insurance graft remark
The Iowa City Republican ridicules the claim that graft from all insurance companies equals a fifth of robberies under the Dingley law. It argues a man voicing such sentiments cannot win the Republican nomination or secure Iowa's solid delegation.
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Iowa City
Republican
Iowa
Hartley Journal Hints at 11th District Race Kickoff
The Hartley Journal notes there is time for more congressional candidates to enter the Eleventh District contest and suggests the confrontation will intensify once a standing Des Moines candidate makes an official declaration.
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Eleventh
Hartley Journal
Des Moines
Nat u rit hs Gun and a Bag Tie Bill to Cash Hawkins Killing
Bud insists Nat u rith killed Cash Hawkins using a thirty two pistol missing its bullet. He shows Jim Carston a revolver and a blue green bag found since the murder. Bill argues Nat u rith owned the gun then and Bud presses to arrest Nat u rith as the killer.
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Bud
Bill
Nat-u-ritch
Maverick
Nick
Cash Hawkins
Nat-a-ritch
Nat-u-rithh
Jim
Progressive papers awaken on Dolliver megaphone talk
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil reports that progressive papers recognize Senator Dolliver did not speak through his hat but via a megaphone, ensuring his remarks were heard statewide.
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Council
Progressive Papers
Dolliver
Charter Oak Times Denounces Liberty Plea as Anarchy
The Charter Oak Times condemns a plea for personal liberty to break laws, calling it a pathway to anarchy and stating no American should embrace such a philosophy. The editorial frames respect for law as essential to the republic.
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Charter Oak Times
Cummins Presidential Speculation Draws Iowa Attention
The El Dorado Herald questions whether Governor Cummins will mount a presidential bid or if Iowa newspapers are merely circulating political buncombe about his prospects.
Des Moines Capital on Iowa’s 1908 presidential bid
The Des Moines Capital argues it is scarcely possible for Iowa to secure the presidential nomination in 1908, even under the most favorable circumstances.
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Des Moines
Iowa
What a Lot of Time People Take From Their Own business
The Hawarden Chronicle notes residents invest much time in attending to neighbors affairs, reflecting community solidarity and mutual aid.
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The
Hawarden Chronicle
Br'r Cummins Change Sparks Gentle Gazette Comment
The Burlington Gazette quips that Br'r Cummins should not be harshly judged for his decision noting he only changed his mind. The light remark reflects local sentiment on a recent policy shift.
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Br'r Cummins
The
Burlington Gazette
Christmas Burr McIntosh Monthly Christmas Number
The 1907 Christmas Burr McIntosh Monthly is praised as the finest issue yet with a five color gold cover by Alphonse Mucha and rich color plates. It features color studies and portraits including Sir Frederick Leighton's Lachrymae and Mme Alla Nazimova, plus multiple color inks and landscapes throughout.
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Burr McIntosh
Burr McIntosh Monthly
Alphonse Mucha
Frederick Leighton
Nat u ritch’s Revolver and a Highland Standoff
In a tense scene at a remote cabin Jim blocks Sheriff Hardy as Bud defends Nat u rit ch the Indian mother of his child. Bill retrieves a revolver linked to Nat u rit ch while Clarke’s fate hangs on a fragile line between law and hospitality.
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Nat-u-ritch
Maverick
Cash Hawkins
Bud
Bill
Clarke
Jim
Carston
Sheriff Hardy
Bud and Bill Confront Ranch Rivalry and a Suspended Trial
Bud confronts Bill over arresting Nat-u-ritch amid racial tension on the ranch. Bill argues the plan risks Bud’s political future, noting the kid’s influential status. Bud shifts strategy toward securing compensation after Cash Hawkins’s murder, ordering the horses ready as he weighs a new path.
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Bill
Bud
Cash Hawkins
Clarke
Jim
Mr. Carston
Understanding Phrase Teases a To Be Continued Exchange
A brief exchange prompts curiosity with the line What do you mean as the scene hints at a continuation. The dialogue suggests unresolved tension and anticipation for the next installment.
Christmas Entertainment Plans At Illinois City
Illinois City residents report social visits and trips to Muscatine over the weekend. Emma France visited Clara Paker. John Danner and son Harry traveled to Muscatine for services. Mr and Mrs Eugene Shepherd are visiting in town. A trunk line was installed by John Hahn, Will Martin, and Theo Moorehead. The Christmas entertainment is set for December 25, 1907.
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Illinois City
Emma France
Clara Paker
John Danner
Harry
Muscatine
Wm. Tyler
Vernon
Eugene Shepherd
Wim. Thomas
Theo. Moorehead
John Hahn
Will Martin
Theo
Moorehead
Obstinate Skin Diseases Treated by Hale’s Household Ointment
Med claims Hale’s Household Ointment relieves and cures persistent skin diseases that itch and burn on face head or body. Available at drug stores for 25 cents or from Kenyon & Thomas, Adams New York.
Local Notes From White Prairie Community
White Prairie residents attend Wilton services on Thursday and Saturday. Rosa Rexroth aided by Edward Rexroth. Ed Rexroth recovering, Henry Friedli away. Friedli home caretaken during Fremont trip. Christ Marten hosts George Thede family. Kenny Windle visits Muscatine. Allie and Johnie Maurer sick with colds. John Munn to close out sale December 27 before moving to Detroit. Mary Walters visits Henry Maurer in Cedar County.
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White Prairie
Wilton
Rosa Rexroth
Henry Friedli
Atalissa
Edward Rexroth
Friedli
Fremont
Neb
Rexroth
Christ Marten
George Thede
Kenny Windle
Muscatine
Allie
Johnie Maurer
Dr. Winter
John Munn
Detroit
Mich
Munn
Mary Walters
Cedar County
Henry Maurer
Healing Skin Wounds with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
Bucklen's Arnica Salve marketed as a healing wonder for serious lacerations and wounds with no danger of blood poisoning. Sold for 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
State of Iowa Muscatine County notice of opening of last will of John Hahn Sr deceased to be probated at the November term of the district court. Hearing set for 1907 December List day at 10 o clock a m any interested party may appear to contest probate. W S McKee Clerk of the District Court. Carskaddan Burk Pepper Attorneys.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
John Hahn
Said
Said County
A. D
Muscatine
W. S. McKee
Carskaddan
Burk & Pepper
Fraternal Society Meeting Notices and Lodges
Society cards list monthly and weekly fraternal meetings across Masonics and related orders in Muscatine. Includes OWA lodge, Washington Chapter, Webb Council, De Molay, Musquiti ne Tribe, Shriners, Fraternal Bankers Reserve, Woodmen, Modern Brotherhood of America, and K of P hall gatherings with officers and meeting times.
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A. W. Scot
W. M. L. Johnson
Washington
BR & M
W. F. McCoy
F. L. Joynson
Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters
Steins Wasic Bail
Lewtte
L. Joubeson
DE Molay Commandery No 1
Eack South
G. B. Lesonusg
W. HW. Graff
Fraternal lodge meeting notices for Muscatine area
B P O Elks Muscatine Lodge No 804 meets Mondays at Elka Hall 122 lows avenue overloak Musser Bank Visiting Bikes Wevutie Dr H Johnson Dean KB W W Richards Secretary BRO OF AMERICAN YEOMEN Muscatine Homestead No 336 meets Wednesdays at Eagle Hall over Dunbar Restaurant East Second street Co H Garnes Foremah Mrs E C Ingraham 510 W Striet Correspondent
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Co. O. F. Muscatine Lodge
Miriam Lodge No
Cb. of
Prairie Encampment
B. P. O. Elks
Muscatine Lodge NO
B. P. Elks
Elka Hall
Lows Avenue
Overloak
Musser Bank
Dr. H. Johnson Dean
W. W. Richards
Muscatine Homestead No
Eagle Hall
Dunbar
East Second Street
H. Garnes
Foremah
E. C. Ingraham
W. Striet
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Journal Printing CO
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Muscaline
Wise AssCoCciateu Riess
le Lee
Tion
Kecklerville
Chayka’s Grocery
West Hill
J. H. Fuiler Grocery
Ness
Clark
Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
Riviera
Europe
F. C. Clark
Times Bidg
Long
Squaw Man
Julie Opp
Faversham
Edward Milton Royle
Harper & Bros
Society
Syp. Wm
K. Co
T. M
Vialting
Coe
Albert Veiter Sachem
Gof
Sratermnal Aid Associanion
Bloomingsun Council No
Sali
Shawscae
East Second Stsu
Alfred Moore
Ree Bk
Romona
Maccabee
Aira Emil Krana
Milc Builth
Kecorda
M. W
Muscatine Camp
Mooro Woodwell
America
Woodmen Hail
Olds Block
W. J. Albion
J. A. Lezda
Dier
Maa Bend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
Trsc
K. of P
H. King
Chas. Hyao
Woodbine Camp
Royal
Erigabors
Kate Dunker
Oracle
Kate Parvin
Ecorder
Cora McCoy
Veighbors
Sinae
Iowa Legion OF Fuenor
Argus Lodge
Sacy
Iowa Avenue
V. Chenoweth
Mre. A. ©. Hopkinson
Bhelly Norman
Meen
Second Street
A. K. Keumer
Gos. Schmidt
Court OF Honor
Muscatine Court
Woodman Hall
Good Starding
H. UG. Schoenig
J. Coster
Knights OF Pythias
WYOMI
Lodge No. 76
Lowa Avenue
Ag. E. L. Kember
c. _L. Bibimeter
F. of R
Muscatine Castle
Alexander W. Scott
Protecto Elma Scott
Eagle Lodge
K. P. Hall
W. F. Schoenig
Lowe
E. H. Dolsen
Electa
Fannie Relmcke
August Othmer
Bec'y
Banner Lodge
Pythian Hall
Mollies Wiles
Mary Crouch
Gussie Mull
First National Bank
G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
BR. Heuling
W. EF. Bliven
J. Ca
Sawyer
M. Hughes
Cook, Musser & CO
State Bank and Trust CO
Musser
Fd. C. Cook
G. B. Cook
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