Advertising and Subscriptions in The Daily Journal
The Daily Journal lists advertising agencies including Lorenzen & Wood and others in Chicago and Muscatine. It outlines delivery details, subscription prices, and issue schedule, noting daily evening publication, semi weekly editions, and mail rates. It mentions the paper’s claim of wide circulation and urges subscribers and department inquiries to reference specific ad numbers and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lorenzen
Woodgaan
York
Flurbut Grocery
Sant-2ad
South Muscatine
Tudor Bros
Oregon Streat
Busch'a
Hernhey Avenue
Keeslerville
Chaylin's Grocery
Ill
Fuller Grocery
Ant Law
Muscatine
Vanes
Letter to Santa From Chicago Cartoonists Plea
A newspaper cartoon imagines Chicago writing Santa Claus for ten toward electrified railroads and better harbors and more public spirited citizens with no more politics. It notes Muscatine would like Mulberry avenue repaved and smoother paving, but focuses on Chicago's issues while urging Muscatine to pray for less obstructionism and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Chicago
McCutcheon
Jess
Muscatine
Jess Selfs
Sant Claus
Things They Say Sioux City Trine Comment on Amendments
A Sioux City Trine item mocks Republican tactics on Hitchcock banking amendments and notes Democratic drift. It cites Washington anxieties on party definition, compares value of 50 000 to productive work, and critiques a Muscatine Journal Christman edition as a poor edition aligned with Pearl City progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
O— Jackson
United States Navy
State capitol expansion urged to relieve congestion
The Burlington Gazette reports support for expanding the state capitol to improve office space and housing for officials and commissions. Courts' ruling clears the way for relief as state documents pile up, causing delay and confusion amid cramped conditions and inaccessible records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Gazette
Tha Court
General Assembly
Hawk-Hye
Tha Supreme Court
Tha State Capitol
National Republican Committee Refrains From Convention Change
The National Republican Committee voted 335 to 14 to forego a special convention and to retain the current rules for delegate representation. The move keeps the party conservative, angering progressives and prompting sharp exchanges among senators and congressmen like Watson and Goodrich over the committee’s reversal and its impact on the 1916 convention dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DE
Songrees
Gumrains
Lim
Progressives. Org
Cumming Ton
Senato
Law Committee
Pasabble
Congress
National Committee
Jim” Watson
Indiana
Mulhall
House Committee
Attenton
Wags Am Moetia
J. P. Goodrica
Iron
Reminiscences of Long Ago From the Age of Sun
A fragmented reminiscence column reflects on events from forty, thirty, twenty, and ten years ago. It notes river shipping changes with Reynolds projected to lead the Dinmong Jo line, a near fire in Milneis City, and the death of George Terry in Portland Ore. Also mentions Phoebe Rainbow traveling to Chicago and a distant, dated Sunday reference.
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Doe
Ai Anchorage
Reynolds
Hue
Dra
Drury
George Terry
Muncatineg
Portland
Ore
Peddie Dutcher
Phoebe Rainbow
Chicago
The Bend of the Cliff Pursuit in a Mountain Pass
A tense pursuit unfolds as Lusita guards Steeve Pinter’s ex partner Sols, wounded and desperate, climbs toward a cabin. On the cliff above a posse closes in with bloodhounds while Sols plans a final stand to clear his name and exact vengeance before reaching safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank H. Sweet
Frank H. Ewent
Sells Passner
Steve
Finter
Lusita
Sess Pessner
Steve Pinter
Nelga
Borhead
Bla Pasavere
Luisita
Tausita
Luisila
Lausiia
Misiter
Lutsite
Law and threats as sheriff confronts bandits
A tense mountain confrontation unfolds as a sheriff and posse threaten to arrest a band involved in a brutal scene. A quiet intervening voice demands justice with proof, ordering the posse to turn back and seek the truth in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureane
Lalwita
Senor
Pheriff
Burrs
Steve Finter
Atory
Steve
Sela
Social News From Wilton and Nearby Towns
Wilton and surrounding areas report a flurry of Friday arrivals and visits. Residents travel to Muscatine and Davenport for gatherings, while others host relatives at home and plan holiday stays with friends and family.
Rhineland Funeral Attendance Reported in Rock Inland Area
John Yeely and Paul Smith attended the Rhineland funeral at Rock Inland on Friday night. Agnes McSwiggen returned home after a nursing stint in Kansas City. Josephine and James Moylan also attended the Rhineland funeral today. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a trusted laxative.
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Alke
Gus Napoulus
Davenport
Lela ‘Kelley
Selma Mayoff
Muscatine
Cecil Healer
Baby
Atalissa
Wil Baker
Darting
Non Faul
Geull
Bertha
Muscntine Belday
Owen. Doyle
Ataliswa
M. J. Doyle
Maude Guramings
Sylvie
H. H. Jonson
Princeton
aAttorney
Charles Kaufman
Charles Mockmore
Town City
Frank Abbott
West ‘Liberty
Abbott
Paul Brown
Hacke
Mies
LH Man
L. B. Dunker
A. Latchiw
F. A Latehaw
Fred Rost
Henry Hahn
Mige-Matdo Marshall
Quaiga
Ill
GC. M. Marshall
Misa Rut Miller
Herbert Doden
Iowa City
John Kllon
Mora
Butt
Rock Island
Frank Riniisland
Lea, Smith and Children
Moscow
Thezelty
John Yeely
Paul Smith
Rock Jeland
Rhineland
Agnes McSwiggen
Im Tetity
Kansan City
Jonephing
James Moylan
Riannsland
Rock Inland
Wapello Arrivals and Holiday Preparations Report
Wapello Iowa December 19 news notes visitors from Morning Sun and Mediapolis, library books arriving, Christmas vacation planned for students, local teachers leaving for holidays, Dean Parsons recovering from typhoid, various town updates. Masons elect officers, property sales, and a string of social events including Christmas parties and club gatherings. Miss Laura Brown dies of heart failure in the Morning Sun area. funeral Sunday at 2 PM at the Storming Sun Methodist church.
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Wapello
L. B. Pierce
Winteld
H. W. Baker
Pridey
Grimes
Homer Winder
Brown
Mediapolis
Dean Parsons
Howard
Smith
C. A. Bates
Stuttgart
la Vendan
Henry Mone
Geo. Isett
S. J. Signinll
France Umphey
Masons
J. Hi. Ghittum
W. M
C. B. Frost
B. L. Rettay
L. C. Wannell
W. Baker
Magentine Island
Louis Blau
Burlington
Elmer Higebrottom
Washington
Laws
Dan McKay
Francis M. McCoy
Anna J. Cunningham
Wl Hesner
Mies
Minnie C. Harrison
Hugene TE. Brent
Littlie Mae Gabriel
Alva E. Dorfman
Lizve Worley
Lone Tree
Lone Tree High School
Give
Rice
Wanello
Louie Girat
Bard
Horace Baler
Thomas
Umphey
Abbit Vaile
Ray McCullough
Blanche Bigger
Dean Thomas
Alec
Wm. Vickers
Laura Brown
ABE MARTIN-Sociéty grease shock absorber
ABE MARTIN-Sociéty is described as a grease shock absorber. The quirky line suggests a humorous, dialect rich depiction with playful mispronunciations and rural wit.
Revival to open in German Methodist Church on December 7
Sankey Brown arrives Saturday from Twin Falls Idaho. The two city Methodist churches finished arrangements for a great revival at the German Methodist Church on December 7 1923. Five men will conduct the meetings Eugene Palmer from Fairfield Lj Kuhns of Moody Institute Chicago Tred Wise a tenor soloist two Fairfield businessmen C W Wade and A K Harper. Next Sunday night December 21 all churches unite for a preparatory meeting for the revival to begin the following Saturday night Prof Bell and Fred Wise of Fairfield have been secured to lead the meetings.
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Sankey Brown
D.m
Twin Falls
Idaho
Eugene Palmer
Fairfeld
Lj Kuhns
Moody Institute
A. K. Harper
Prof. Bell
Fred . Wise
Fairfield
Not Beyond Help Kidney Pills and Political Rumor
An elderly Taunton reader credits Roley Kidney Pills with improving kidney and bladder issues on her 87th birthday. The ad warns Foley Kidney Pills claim two harmful drugs. In politics Maurice Connolly denies seeking the Senate but hints he might consent if pressured, a stance echoed by Fred White as district dynamics unfold post federal appointments.
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Mary
Dean
Walnut St
Taunton
Maes
A. W- Morgan
Sioux City
Maurice Connolly
Connolly
Fred White
Keokuk County
Notice of Will Hearing in Muscatine County Iowa
State of Iowa Muscatine County all persons concerned are notified that on December 19 1913 the clerk opened and read the purported will of H F Babbitt deceased at the district court hearing for probate on January 15 1914 at the district court in Muscatine beginning January 6 1914 any interested person may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate W S Moke clerk of the district court Muscatine December 19 1913
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State OF
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
H. F. Babbitt
Said
Muscatine
J W
Moke
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