Advertising Agencies and Daily Journal Circulation Claims
A fragmentary 1900s notice lists advertising representatives in Chicago and New York, details about the Daily Journal and Semi-Weekly Journal publication schedules, subscription rates, and Muscatine city agencies for journal distribution. Names of agencies include Cone, Lorenzen & Wood, Hurlbut Grocers, and Chayin e Grocery among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Cone, Lorenson & Woodmin
Digllers
New York
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Fifth Avenue
Sanz Ether
Daily Journal
Wear
Journal 4
E . Dally Fieltverrd
Carrer
Mall
Oheekly
Ais Jourmal Aginctea
East 2Nd Street
Muscatine
Tohory Bros’. Grotcery
Onegon Street
V A. Busch's Drug Store
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Davenport Editor Urges Preservation of Local History
A former Davenport editor urges Davenport residents to mark historic sites in Beatz County. The piece cites Muscatine’s role in Iowa history, noting Camp Strong’s site and the need for landmarks to honor veterans and prevent loss of artifacts. The Des Moines Register-Ledger comments on statewide efforts and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Beatz County
Des Moines
Towa
Iowa
Muscatiné
Muscatine
Alta
Camp
Strang
Graybeard
Union
Jond Marx
Rathoua
Marlon Register
Chouspada
Nat
Lack of movement leaves eastern towns’ claim debated
The text laments in fluence toward a movement and marks a year and a half with no progress on a project mentioning Davenport Burlington Keokuk and other eastern towns. It argues a birthright heritage yet questions indifference and missed benefits in portage tradition and a traditional tally for Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Burlington
Keoxuk
Lant
Stadlaén
Atusentine
Town
Carter
Progressive party urged to start weekly national organ
The paper suggests the progressive party create a weekly newspaper as a national official organ, arguing weekly could improve project materialization and offer better opportunities than the monthly Outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaterloo
Progressive Party
Iowa Delegation Reacts To Taft Appointments In Washington
In Washington Dec 10 the Iowa delegation absorbed news of Austin Bruce Carrotron of Cedar Rapids being named to the administrative commission by President Taft. Senators and representatives weighed the implications for the industrial commission and potential reappointment of Ed Gay E. Clark to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Union leaders and Iowa figures discussed cabinet prospects and Wilson era appointments, with speculation centered on Joseph B. Davies of Wisconsin and Donne loyalists, amid ongoing capital-politics chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Austin Bruce Carrot Ron
Cadur Rapids
Taft
Iowa
Congress
Ux Telshor
Enyvon
Igwa
Washington
Representative Good
Cedar Rapits
Pt Ie
Senate
Thore
Edgay E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
Garretson
Hend
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nowlynees
Industrial Commission
American Federation of Lapor
Joseph O'Conneil
Aid John 2B
Lannon
Bloomington
Arthur B. Helder
A. FP
Holder
Mervin J. Wade
Iowa City
Democratic Landers
New York
W. F. McCombs
Wilson
Wade
Senator Gore
Oklahoma
Mtd
Middle West
Elmara W. Hurst
Thook Deland
Hurst
Clirk
Iilnos
Wilson Geakes
T+nois
Chicago
Joseph B. Davies
Wisconsin
Donne
Wilneis Democrats
Davies
Illinois
Mineis
Shumanan
Wineis
Jutgels
Reminiscences of Long Ago From Muscatine Journal
Clippings recount fifty years ago a Ladies Union Benevolent Society event at Colonel Hare's hall with bright lighting and lively attire. Twenty years past notes about Park Place extension carloads from Chicago and rapid construction progress. Ten years ago a Ladies Industrial gathering at Mrs. Gus Schmidt’s home and several local students returning from Davenport St Ambrose.
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Ladies Union Benevolent Society
Colonel Hare
Park Place
Chicago
Mulberry
Spring
Eighth Street
Ladies’ Industrial of
The
Macnercher
Gus Schmidt
Towsavenus
Soreet
Charles
Leonard Puller
Geo
Chuyka
Ed. Healey
St. Ambrene College
Davenport
Cho el Faso
Tremert hall fair and festival drew good attendance
Thirty years ago readers note a busy Tremert hall event with a Mission elelo fair, ladies displaying needlework, and a public reading by Prof. Jones in the leotard room of the M. S church, described as fine entertainment, amid a planning gap noted for a science academy program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremert Hall
Frot
Jones
Tag M. 5
Churea
Ptairty
Mauscating Academy of Science
Ibe Rerd
She Girl The Man And The Game at Grand Theatre
A new form of entertainment mixes brisk farce with musical numbers. Hilly Clifford appears in the musical comedy style show at the Grand on Sunday evening, featuring eighteen songs and lively interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilly
Singla
Billy
Christmas congressional tour and Iowa delegation activity
Washington reports Iowa’s delegation planning a Christmas trip to inspect Panama Canal work under Col. Guethals and return by January. Pepper and Kenyon prepare for committee roles. O Malley targets Perry post office funding. Rivers and Harbors bill eyed with potential $20 million levee funding for Davenport area. Lindbergh noted for terse bio in congress directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Mia
Kenyon
Pepper
Maurice Commoryial
Panama
New York
Canal
Guethals
Threetry
Connor
House
Senate
Mnt
Bimaelgin
Mr. Pepper
Mack
Causia
Congress
Sesnion
Papper
O'Malley
Perry Wat
Whebington
Perry
Ian
Grinnell
Kendall
Kennedy
Firat Diatrigt
Rivars and Harbors
Mississippi River Commission
Davenport
Rock Island
Supreme Court Defines Interurban Railways in Detail
The Supreme Court clarifies the difference between interurban and steam railways, ruling an interurban may use steam power and may condemn right of way to extend between cities. It notes that a broad article of incorporation enables construction and operation of lines from Council Bluffs to Lake Manawa and beyond, potentially via streets or rights of way, with eminent domain or purchase. The decision emphasizes the legal flexibility of interurban companies and the ongoing development of such lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Omaha and
Corncil Bluffs
Lake Manawa
Supreme Court
Pwolie
St Reet Railways
Wid
Uyder
Trac
Aspellu
Council Bluffs
Guburban
Tn Council
Gleam
Gomel Bluffs
Itvhunban Doréto
Jines
Berter
Revival meetings and social notices from North Prairie area
Revival meetings at North Prairie M E church attract attendees with Rev. Prizehued assisted by Rev. Wtt. Scott of Riverside. Excelsior Home Literary meets at the Langs of Muscatine with a full program and hostess service. Messrs. Kaufman and Fryberger plan travels, families visit, and Christmas entertainment is set for the Glen and West Liberty communities. North Prairie M E announces its Christmas program and officer slate for 1900s year. Willing Workers Sewing Society reports twenty-two donations.
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Shiloh, Jr
Det W
North Prairia M
Wtt. Scott
Riverside
Excelsior Home Literary
George J. Lang
Muscatine
Adair Kline
G. W. Booth
W. H. Fishburn
Greiner
Harriet Welch
Moscow Township
Cedar Valley
Avoca
Ind
Fryberger Farm
Saltn Claus
Morni M. B. Church
Jspworth League
Alety
Asa Johnson
John Lang
John Klein
Seay
Margaret Hostins Smith
Foln Brawner
Anna Weskins
Anna Jenkins
Ning
Arkansas
Jacob Frevermuth Farm
Chas. Franch
Laurel Hill
Chas. Hucke
Anson Law
Fox
Henry Pilgrim
Harriet Brown
Mobile
New York City
Tvan Gray
Madison
Arthur Stutsman
North Prairie
Ing
Andrew Long
Thanksgiving offerings support at Orphans Home event
Jars and arty cents to the Orphan's Home at Council Bluffs for the annual Thanksgiving offerings. The Willing Workers will meet with Sirs. Feed Kauhoan via first Tuesday in January.
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Council Bhuits
Local notes from Wilton area recounts visits and travel
LAREN RL Laurel Hill IN Dec 14 John Claussen of Wilton and son Henry visited Mrs. Paul Johnson and family. John Mumm returned from West Liberty. Mrs Felix Doran of south of Durants visited Mrs Henry Anperer. Patrick Carroll returned from Des Moines after a Grange session. G W Commins handled business and visited Muscatine. James Compton and son Michael of north of Wilton were callers. Bubbert Patton leased the Crownin house in Wilton with daughter Lillian to move soon. Petra Jarickson went to West Liberty for business. Mr and Mrs Albert Eckardy and family returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Warree. Mr and Mrs Dennis 15 out from Wilton Friday visiting Mrs Lenny Angerer and husband. Miss Vera Cummings had been visiting Mrs Pentger in Muscatine. Herman Jaret of Wilton attended to business in vicinity. Mrs Thomas Boot and daughter continued local matters.
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Laurel Hill
John Claussen
Wilton
Henry
North of Wilton
Paul Johnson
John Mumm
West
Liberty
Felix Doran
South of Durants
Henry Anperer
Patrick Carroll
Des Moines
Watch Place
Te Grangers
G. W. Commins
Muscetine
James Compton
Michael
Bubbert Patton
Crowin House
Lillian
Petar Jarickson
West Liberty
Albert Eckaardy
North Prairie
Charles Wraree
Dennis
Mirs
Lenny Angerer
Vera Cummings
Morgantown Fatal Bugey Crash Harms Woman
An accident near Morgantown injures Mrs Pony Mopps as a buckboard overturns and a head injury leads to a fatal fall while riding between Morgantown and Eternity. The incident occurs during a misty autumn morning with the team in shock.
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Pony Mopps
Sue
Morgantown
Local Notes on Shop Visits and Calls in Muscatine Area
Fragmentary report lists Frances Alsg, Misa Marty Angerer at VE week at a sister's home, and various brief mentions of residents such as Homer Ochletree of West Liberty, Wilton dealer in pianos, Pridas, and J. Seote of West Liberty making business calls in Laurel Hill and Wat's neighborhood Monday afternoon.
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Frances
Misa Marty Angerer
Ryan
Ant
Downe
Lewis
Wilton
Laurel Hill
Pridas
Homer Ochletree
West Liberty
Sev
Community meeting and notices in Wilton hall
The Americans met at their hall to elect officers for the coming year. Officers include Chairman Mrs. 9. S. Duncan, Vice Chairman Mrs. Henry Wildas, Secretary Wise, Organist Mrs. J. Fuitms, among others. Also noted are local visits by Will Pratt from Neola and Miss Eisie James visiting Davenport. Church services for the Molir of Muscatine were led by Rev. A G Lang with interment at Dak cemetery. William Agnew visits Tipton before returning home to Wateria.
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Burrows
Inside Sentinels
ALR
Leith
Onteide Sentinel
Fulton
Will Pratt
Jase Evens
Neola
Dau
Siemothe
Eisie James
Davenport
Hivs
Molir
Muscatina
O'Cloek
Lang
Muscatine
Moor
William Agnew
Agnew
Itr
Is & Buest
Tipton
Bigs
Waterioa
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Jona Campbell
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Rogkule Gate City
Wis
McLown
Tha Towa Sate University
London
Cumberland
Prouty
Green
Goat
Stott
Messrs
Haugen
Towner
Ington
My. Woods
Esthervile
Eheumonta
Cumming
Hostetter
Muscatine Journal
Academy
Sally
Nation
B. Evans
Drake University Law School
Charles A. Lindbergh
Sterling Swede
Minnesota
Lindbergh
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Money Trust
C. F. Jappe
Quy Senay
Laboratory
Iows
Charles W. Bryan
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Wm. J. Bryan
Tore Shan
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Aga
Laren RL
Orpheum
DeCamp
He-Ha Mule Maud
Abe Martin
Astoria
Chas
H. Pletcher
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