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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1914

Page

15

Advertising Directory Addresses and Contacts

Advertising listing shows multiple city addresses for Cone Lorenzen firms and press buildings in Chicago New York Brunswick Kansas City Detroit Atlanta and notes private branch numbers 26 and 27. It lists staff roles including Throop publisher and editors with office numbers 26 and 27 for business inquiries.

Chicago Cone Lorenzen Iman Advertising New York Lorenzen Zaz Brunswick Kanses Lorenzen Jem Gumbel Detroit Lorenzen & Wree Press Atlanta Cone, Lorenzen & Slephones Mumber F. D. Throop Publish Pitchforth

Bartholdt’s Reply To Charges Of Disloyalty

Congressman Bartholdt defends loyalty amid charges tied to a newspaper article accusing him Vollmer and Lobeck of treason over a resolution to halt contraband exports. He states his Americanism, German birth, and actions in Congress were guided by public sentiment and truth, not German influence. He notes no direct contact with the German ambassador beyond a breakfast meeting.

Bartholdt Congress F Vollmer Lobeck Congressman Vollmers Journal Today Barthboldt House New York United States America England Germany Europe Xay American Congress Reed Misscouri W. N. Collings Ewing C. Bland Kansas City Burleson Robert E. O'Malley Solon Iowa Wilson Senate White House Lil

German Citizenship and Allegations in Wartime Speech

A public figure defends German Americans against claims of dual citizenship and oath hypocrisy, arguing Germany allows retention of citizenship abroad with a ten year reporting requirement. He labels the accusations as criminally wrong and likens them to historic charges of duplicity, urging accountability.

Dip Jomats Russia France England Dernberg United States Enigland Albion Germany Lexington Appomatox

Washington dairy epidemic probe calls for tighter rules

Nation's Capital reports on a Senate inquiry into foot and mouth disease quarantine failures. Losses reach about 1 million dollars daily as the Agriculture Department struggles to localize embargoes. Testimony from Ohio cattle feeders notes five weeks of halted shipments and borrowed money for fat cattle. Proposals urge immediate local committees to judge exemptions, with veterinary and federal oversight to speed surveys and prevent zone-based delays.

Journal Bureau Washington, D.C Department of Agriculture Gore, Kenyon and Sheppard Senate Committee On Agriculture Middle West Ohio Jgreraching

Reminiscences of Long Ago in Muscatine

Long ago notes recall fifty, forty, thirty, and twenty years in Muscatine with guests, travels, and local events. The piece lists visitors from Nebraska City and Mt. Pleasant, sightings of sunrise and atmospheric glow, and reports on state and local figures. It notes school festivities with Santa Claus and holiday visits from residents returning home for the holidays.

S. Morehous Nebraska City Eva Hardman Willie Hess University Mt. Pleasant Henry Clay Dean Burlington W. A. Drury Brown Des Moines Frank Goeser John Kuriger Goeser Hickman Kuriger West Muscatine

Helen Ware Keeps Six Mysterious Photos on Desk

Helen Ware, an engaged woman, unpacks a package of photographs from New York. She lays six pictures across her desk, each a different pose, and gazes with contentment. For a week she has repeated this private ritual, not sharing it with her fiancé.

Dorothy Douglas Helen Ware Helen New York Janes England Dorian

Prohibition and suffrage debates move through Iowa politics

Representative Prouty of Iowa aligns with hawkeye lawmakers in supporting the prohibition amendment and shows favorable stance toward equal suffrage. National committees lead the suffrage push while temperance battles persist via telegrams and resolutions. A separate subplot follows a romantic drama involving Helen Ware, Geoffrey Blake, and Noel Dorian revealing mistaken engagements and evolving affections.

Representative Prouty Iowa Hawkeye Washington

Wilton Jottings reflect town visits and holiday plans

Wilton Iowa notices show residents visiting Muscatine and Atalissa for business and social reasons. trips include Mrs Barclay Mrs Lenker Mrs Budelier Mr McClung and others while students and families prepare for Christmas with Ames Humboldt and Peru connections. Foley advertisement follows local items.

Muscatine C. E. White Atalissa John Eichelberger Will Lang L. R. Dunker Edwin Bannick Iowa City G. W. Bannick Herbert Leamer Cast Texas Devil Leamer Princeton Frank Bacon Lee Tharp Moscow James Start Will Robinson Galesburg W. J.blanchard Muscantine John Killion Vera Hain Bessie Williams I. A. Martin Samuel McClung Robert Gilbert Josephine Moylan Anna Williams

Jowa Bluffs Gossip Highlights Local Socials

The Jowa Bluffs scene covers Boston Priscilla club gathering at Miss Addie McGrew’s home with light refreshments. Members and guests include Mrs. Sabin, Mrs. Kindelsperger, Colton, Klotz, Boysen, Orr, Henderson, Duncan, Earl Summerville, John Summerville, Addie McGrew, and Jessie Moody. Notes mention sick list coverage for Rob Thompson and travels of Harry Edwards to Chicago for cattle. A surprise party honors Mrs. Kindelsperger, and George Leffler and wife welcome a baby girl. Other items mention Mrs. J O DeVore and Harter visiting Floyd Marston’s in Ainsworth, with Frank Salser’s family at T B DeVore’s.

Town Bluffs Boston Priscilla Club Addie McGrew Mmes Sabin Kindelsperger Colton Klotz Boysen Orr Henderson Duncan Earl Summerville John Summerville Jessie Moody Rob Thompson Harry Edwards Chicago Jerry Klotz Addie Fin McGrew Fred Schomberg Mae’ Boyd Wm. Kindelsperger George Leffler J. O. DeVore Harter Floyd Marston Ainsworth Frank Salser T. B. DeVore

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