Journal by Journal Printing Co readers and distribution
The Journal reports wide AP circulation, claims dominance over Moscatine papers, and lists subscribers with weekly pages and delivery details. It notes subscription prices, carrier delivery in the city, and a network of reporters and agencies including New York and Chicago offices and local grocers and druggists as distribution points.
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Associated Press
Alh Sider Moscatine
Crecy Oleg
Tueadar
Briday
Muscatine Urged to Seize Factory Prospects
Community leaders in Muscatine are urged to back new industrial ventures to build the town. Plans cite Plano Illinois and nearby states as examples where investment spurred big factory moves, with local capital needed to secure firms like a Plane Manufacturing plant. Citizens are urged to fund feasible prospects to develop the economy and raise local output.
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Les Bom
Muscatine
Ong Ab
Wyverloo
Hig
Fawe
Plane Manufacturing Ampany
Lik Dois
Enteuvyering
Todupendent Tarvester Company
Tea Abony
McCormick Pool
Plano
Ninois
Aurora
Lotwirds
Des Moines
Kansas City
Yebiva
Okuniwa
Towa
Young views on Philippines policy and exclusion act
An interview with Mr. Young outlines his world tour with the Hawkeye party and his belief in the Philippines as a future U S possession. He praises governance, Manila’s harbor, and schools while defending the exclusion act and urging careful policy. He notes American ships abroad and recalls a moment seeing the American flag and pride in 1813.
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Washington
Young
Dyayes
Philippines
United States
Thergeas
Post
Mr. Young
Lever Soo
Hawkeye Ethiey
Late Young
Les Moines
Tall
Aus
Walt
Bailippines
Japan
M- Terbet
Orient
Tharyt
Uul
Manila
Far East
China
Nufat
Suog-canal
Thad
England
Important Change Likely On Fees This Quarter
An upcoming consideration may shift the present method of governance and alter fee structures. Officials expect the matter to be raised this quarter as part of broader policy reform discussions.
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Yue
Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer Promises Permanent Sleep Cure
A promotional passage touts Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer as the sole permanent cure for sleeplessness and nerve weakness. It claims sleeplessness leads to fatigue, headaches, and paralysis if untreated, with testimonials from Lafe Young and William Young attesting to rapid relief and lasting rest after using the product.
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Wheeler
Shastae
van Iver
Wiliam Young
Washington
H. Kingsley
South Bend
Ind
Lafe Young
Geig
J. W
Deg Moines
Brandt Co
Albion
Mich
Board of trustees and new education commission discussed
A reform discussion outlines current school trustees who work unpaid and a new 15 member board of education officials. The plan would appoint by the governor with minority representation, pay per diem, and an executive committee earning 3000 dollars annually. Outcomes depend on personnel and legislative approval.
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Elovment
Ati
Ea Sch
Tag
Wresedt
Castrol Syelem
Senate
Fru Difsrent
Theoard
Secresart
Board of Cosivel
Editorial Roundup From Iowa Papers on Roosevelt and Politics
A composite of Iowa editorials discusses Roosevelt’s political alignment, party harmony, and state governance. Voices from Cedar Rapids, Keokuk, Rockford, Nevada, Britt, Burlington, Des Moines, Creston, Washington, and Odebolt weigh in on direct nominations, party loyalty, governance needs, and railroad express rates.
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Yowe
State Railroad Commission
Odebolt Chronicle
Towaite
Not in Love with the Man The Colonel Questions June
In a hushed exchange June denies loving a man while the Colonel, sensing a past unfulfilled life in his melancholy eyes, asks if she is in love. She blushes and denies it, then laughs to cover her embarrassment as the tense moment passes.
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Rosamimidh
Danger Signals In San Francisco Family Saga
Jerome Barclay and his mother move to Taylor Street as decade-long decline erodes the Fortunes of South Park. Simeon Barclay’s estate leaves widow and heir watching money shrink while Jerome’s affairs with William Newbury’s wife destabilize the family, foreshadowing a tense future in early San Francisco.
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Jerome Barclay
Taylor Street
Jackson
South Park
Sinseon Barclay
San Francisco
Mrs. Barclay
Chingtown
Simeon Barclay
St .Louis
Birl
California
Andeep
Barelay
California Fe
Migsouri Carpenter
Harvard
Sigourney Correspondence Notes Local Happenings
Dr Ward James returned to Chicago after two weeks with his parents in East Sigourney. L W Barnhart excused from jury duty and headed home north of Harper for the stock show in Chicago. Allen Pennington and wife back in New Mexico after visiting. E E Phelps travelled to Chicago for the International Livestock exhibition. Mrs James Thomas of Oskaloosa visited friends and planned a Lancaster trip. Dean House sold milch cows and left the dairy business. Nellie Terrell visiting in Ollumwa. G Shanafelt attends the Chicago stock show. Mr and Mrs Sohn Jessup Baye returned from Sioux City and Donlap visits with children. Josiah Unterback auctioned household goods and planned a move to Picadena, California. Mrs A D Carothers returned home to Baird after a visit. Millis Strain in Ottumwa. Mrs F Goeldner of Kansas City visiting the Coeldner home. Charles Boland from Webster on business. Mrs J P Taley hosted a lawyers and court officials’ surprise party for her husband. Enworth League Bible Study at George Jam’s. Christmas services at M B Church with special song service. Young church members collecting gifts for the poor. Epworth League secured the Roney Boys for a February entertainment. Court adjourned. Judge Preston returned home awaiting Wend Adams cases.
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Sigourney, Ja
Ward James
Chicago
East Sigourney
L. W. Barnhart
Harper
Ralph Cuilders
Allen Pennington
New Mexico
E. E. Phelps
James Thomas
Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Lancaster
Dean House
Nellie Terrell
Ollumwa
G. Shana Felt
Sohn Jessup Baye
Sioux City
Donlap
Iowa
Josiah Unterback
Picadena
California
A. D. Carothers
Dr. Lathrop
Baird
Millis Strain
Ottumwa
F. Goeldner
Kansas City
C. H. Coeldner
Charles Boland
Webster
J. P. Taley
Court House
Roney Boys
Preston
Wend Adams
Community Notes From Muscatine and Nearby
Thames was a business caller in Muscatine Saturday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Sedam December 15, 1205, two haven’t. The M W A gave an oyster supper at the hall Thursday and netted $21. The Ladies Aid held a society dinner at Mrs. Mary Jane McCormick's Wednesday with a large crowd. Edward Hitler is sick. Dr. Sarton attends. The Kemble child is ill with diphtheria. Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Lenz of Marston visited Mrs. Lenz's parents. The Brayton family spent Sunday with relatives. A Christmas entertainment is planned at the BL B church in Nel City on Christmas evening.
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Ilinois City
Thames
Muscatine
John Sedam
Ladies’ Aid
Mary Jane McCormick
Edward Hitler
Sarton
Kay Kemble
Valentine Lenz
Marston
What Cheer Notes Across Town and States
What Cheer, Iowa. Rev. Herbert Whison of Belle Plaine attended to church duties this week. Ross-Holloway joined Parker's Opera Company and travels with the company in Dakota. Emmett, formerly living here and lately traveling selling cream separators, is soon to return.
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Herbert Whison
Belle Plaine
Ross- Holloway
Parcker's Opera Company
Dakota
Emmett
Fragmented meeting notices with names and roles
Fragmented OCR describes lodge and society meetings with names such as Fischalt, J. We, Blobroa, Joulsa Maisenbieh, and officers including secretary and recorder. It references Banner Lodge No 10 and a Rewlog society meeting cadence with women led by Mrs. Bolin and Mrs. Crouch.
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J. We. Blobroa
Joulsa Maisenbieh
Banner Lodse
Ae W. Ball
Roe of Renor Rewlog Society
Sirench
Bolin Led
Crouch
Pleandier
Mull
Recorder
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