Journal Agincita City Advertisers and Stores Listed
The Journal lists pavers and stores in South Muscatine and Went Hill including Hurtbut Grocery Gast gad nent WeoC A Busch's Drug Store Kecklersilk Chayka's Grocery I. I. Puller Grocery and Sarunk Urow Grocery along with other local vendors. The fragmented OCR presents numerous shop names and avenues without coherent context.
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Journal Agincita
Petor
Pave Hil
Hurtbut
South Muscatine
Origan
Atrent
Weoc
A. Busch's
Kecklersilk
Chayka
Hill
I. IL Puller Grocery
Sarunk Urow
TLASMONTS business notice from Iowa Herald
Fragmented OCR note from a local paper lists office contacts and publishing roles with scattered names and numbers, indicating a business notice or classified item from the publisher and editor locations. The readable fragments reference a publishing house and address lines with unclear dates or figures.
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Tlasmonts
Iowa
Trivate
Nousthern
Travers Ok
A. I—T. D. Throns
Mareaging Halter
F—City
Erhitor
Society Hdlor
H. EB. Dredier
Ady
Mar Bar
Phe
Two Views On The Bernett Wu Immigration Bill
The Burnett bill to bar illiterates from entering the United States passes the House amid opposition. It imposes a reading test for immigrants over 16 with many exceptions. Editorials from Chicago papers frame sharp divides. one side cites Mann and opponents arguing illiteracy ratesbacked by immigrant distribution and settlement patterns.
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United States
House of Representatives
Ram
Chica Fo
Chicago Tribune
Mann
Congress
Cannon
Rodenberg
Madden
Miropo
Heltain
Germany
Scandinavia
Immigration and literacy tests spark debate in 1920s policy column
A lengthy discussion argues over restricting immigration to raise wages and protect American standards of living. Proponents favor literacy tests to sift out criminals or semific criminals, while opponents warn such rules miss their mark and harm industrious newcomers seeking work.
Reminiscences of Long Ago Across Time
Fifty years ago Heattich's brass and string band planned a reunion dance at Col Hare's hall on December 45th. Jol Horner would attend. Forty years ago Cedarwn Sixth Street saw two new dwellings by Nishalson and Parkin. Robbing addressed Whepeopy at Davenport. Mrs Silverthorne traveling to Chicago. Twenty years ago a fire at Jacob Nelbert's house. The Fourth Regiment rifles set for a fourteenth holiday party at the Armory. A skull from Samuel Van pubout six miles southwest. Thirty years ago Hoehi's and neighbors planned street and building changes.
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Heattich
R Geand
Col. Hare
Jol Horner
Cedar
Sixth
O. Nishalson
George Parkin
Congregational Association
Dayvenport
Jacob Nelbert
Mugeating
Relle
Samuel Vanpubout
Hoehi
Opinions on Orphans Home Supervision and Homes for the Homeless
A Cedar Rapids reader calls for general agreement with Superintendent Sessions on keeping children in institutions only as long as necessary to find homes. Davenport Times cites bankers and money trends in New York. Ottumwa Courier criticizes city officials’ finances. Waterloo Reporter recalls roads comment about Lafayette Young. Marion Register questions county officer appointments. Burlington Courier notes Griffin’s stance on woman suffrage. Burlington Hawk-eye mocks Ashtabula. Rockwell City Advocate argues Cummins’ influence in Iowa politics.
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Cedar Rapids
Contention Over Iowa Policy and Auto Tax Reform
Disputed proposals in Iowa capotal debates touch on three state educational policies risks of delaying reform, and a tax plan affecting auto registration as delays in federal appointments draw partisan reaction. Legislators show hesitation while officials report 2700 auto registrations for 1913 and discuss future tax implications.
Federal offices and labor tensions in Des Moines area
The article notes Republican push for federal offices while detailing local Des Moines labor dynamics. It mentions truck and freight car growth boosting independent hauling, a wave of new vehicles on streets, and shifts altering transfer company reliance. It also covers state workmen compensation debates, railroads' active role, and ongoing state printing/binding work ahead of year end.
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Des Moines
Action Laken Tie
Towa Manufacturers’ Association
Carrell
The Girl The Man and The Game at Grand Theatre
The Grand Theatre presents a bright breezy musical comedy Sunday evening led by Clifford Ir as Billy. Complications arise from a false marriage and a baby ruse as an eccentric uncle, Dr Morry, and a host of friends improvise to keep the deception alive until a happy finale. Mae Collins headlines with a sparkling voice and charm, while Jack Trainor embodies the eccentric uncle in solid supporting work.
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Lwo
Bills
Clifford Ir
Cwill
Grand Theatre
Billy
Charles Pointer
Crttermale
Philippines
Himhhat
Cliford
Dr. Morry
Charlie
Nome
Wes
Petite Mae Collins
Hersel
New York
Pink Lady
Jack Trainor
Adv
Urdar Valley Visitors and Local Social Notes
Gedar Walter and Florence Way of Seattle visit Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith in town. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McMahon are town visitors on Friday. Harry Hildebrand and Guy Wildebrand hosts noted. LaTourette of Bayfield and Hendrick household guests present. Mr and Mrs Frank Timberlake also mentioned in social roundup.
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West Liberty
Rita Shannon
Flo. Buckman
Jebridg
Anna Smith
Miss Shannon
Pridal
Fm, Dowlin
Presbyterian
Davenport
Lalter
Buckinay
Lex Buckman
North Columpus Street
Lowa College
Ames
Lows
Cornell University
Agriculture Department
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Willy
Bmitlergon Oxley
Iowa City
Kate Atchison
Jo. M. Lewis
Mascatine
Thompson
Nebraska
Gus. Davidson
Andy
Albert Tuenche
Elmer Faires
Groon
Lou Leathe
Minnesota
Recipents
South Prairie
Dowlin
Iowa
Glty
Currie Malick
Oasis
Sias Nelile Melick
J. Hd. Tones
F. M. Melick
Theo. Jones
Vernon
Tih
ML Jewin
Gedar Walter
Florence Way
Seattle
Wshington
Smith
Wawanka
Indiana
C. L. Smith
W. A. McMahon
Harry Hildebrand
Guy Wildebrand
A's
LaTourette
Bayfield
Sence
H. Hendrick’s
Frank Timberlake
Sunday Visit Highlights Local Residents
Edgington residents Ed Waugh and A. McMahan hosted a weekend visit with brother AL Hildebrand. Rey Stevens is employed by G. Plater, while Hildebrand’s chart work nears completion.
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Mir
Ani Mrée
We A. McMahan
Waugh
Edgington
AL 5
Hildebrand
Rey Stevens
G. Plater
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld
the Journal
BY Journal Printing CO
F. D. Throop
L P, Loomis
Lee Nowapaper Gynndicata
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Cone, Parensa Woodman
Mallers Building
Cone, Ferguson & Woodsman
Fifth Avenue
Bubachisirg
Tatty Journal
Carriae
Bony
Chicago Revorlt
Harald Reams
I¢Ona
Pbur
Chieaga
Nagel
Wille de
Buc Ib
Nilen
Wkely
What Is
Castoria
Astoria
C 4 Fletcher
Cantoria
Third Street
Mrev
A. D. Silverthorne
Ala
Travenport Times
Stock Exchange Securities
Stock Exchange
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Lafayette Young
Han Sid
Winona
Ming
Marion Register
Burlington
Marshalltown
Timas-Renubillcan
Thorn
Pyimghar Boll
Griffin
Wandbury
Ashtabula
Rockwell City
A. B. Cummins
Uiat
Iowa Capitol
Scummlasion
Amd
Contreittes
Thormte
Ameniedy
Special Tax Commission
James 4. Wilson
Secretary of State
Sesson
Fred W. Lebsmann
St. Louis
George W. Clarke
Peter
General Assembly
Automobile Department
Firmehere
Phere
Tate
F. Pronty
Washington
Jidee Prouty
Republicae
Frank P. Woods
Tenth
Hig Brother
California
LaSalle Station
Eoglewood Titan Station
Dt. Ferguson
Agcot
Muscatiney Town
Hal S. Ray
Nes Moines
Urdar Valley
Are Martin
Uristop
Morgan
Draggist
Reeder Co
Wagner Bros
East
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