Tol Towlag agencies aid city convenience in Journal notes
The Journal sets up Tol Towlag agencies for the city’s convenience, naming Steryang ren went t Hil and Hurlbut Ghosts among others. Listings include grocery outlets such as A. Busch's Drug Store, Chayks's Orogery, West Hill, J. HL. Puller Grocery, and Lorenz Brow' Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zyouamsl Aglwociee
Tol+ Towlag
Steryang
Tobser¢ Bros
Stecot
A. Busch
Ysa Chayks
Orogery
West Hill
Puller
Grocery
Lorenz Brow
Local Transcript Fragment Shows Hidden Office Names
Fragmentary text lists roles such as Publisher Managing Editor City Editor Society Editor and others with terse notes on numbers and offices. The legible items reference a central office, an address, and titles for staff positions without a clear news event or date.
Are Singers Boasdless? Luckaye Attacks Foreign Artists
The article reports Wilton Luckaye’s stern remarks at a Chicago Aldermanic Society address claiming foreign singers lack true art and are self centered. It notes mixed reactions, with critics urging caution and arguing Americans share responsibility for patronizing foreign arts, while some defend Luckaye’s blunt critique.
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Wilton Luckaye
Hornat
Jackaye
Chicago
Ald Sociery
Lackays
Alngers
Ceapiso
Knonsax City Journal
Tackaye
Ara Ghle
Not clear news from Washington alarms Mexico says Davenport Times
Mexican readers are skeptical of Washington notes said to be sent to Mexican authorities. The piece suggests long years of U.S. policy have conditioned Mexican opinion toward bluff and doubtful stakes. The fragment ends with uncertainty about the proposal and its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Times
Mexico
Washington
United States
Ateclesn
Saatteo
Intrepid new mayor faces dueling law clash
The Clinton Herald reports a volatile scene as Hivang’s new mayor, described as intrepid, arrests two residents who sought appointments. He vows to enforce the anti dueling law, a move that sparks tension and raises questions about diplomacy and governance.
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Clinton Herald
Hivang
Jesus
Reminiscences and Local Anecdotes From Nearby Years
Reminiscences recall two city bands urged to merge for a stronger unit. A 40 year ago note reports a confidence operator spotted by the marshal. Ottumwa merchants enjoy a bustling holiday season with crowded trains and eager buyers. A Cedar Rapids Gazette glimpse references Sardou Bernhardt’s earnings. council politics hint at progressive watchers. Ten years ago Muscatine Poultry association issues its third annual premium list.
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Muscatine Poultry Association Hag Jurt
Ghring
Washington cabinet seats on congressional floors debated
Special correspondence from Washington notes that despite President Pattison's recommendation no action is expected soon. Democrats in the House oppose granting cabinet members full debating rights, preferring guidance from Presidents Wilson and Taft on legislation. Senate friction between progressives and conservatives delays progress, with Pendleton’s bids failing. Historical practice shows early cabinet members debated in Congress, but later rules restricted participation. Maurice Connolly, the Iowa representative, was queried on Montana Iowa Democrat sentiment.
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Washington, D.C
Dee
Patt
Mosente
Congress
Wilson
Taft
Baltimore
Pendleton
Pandleton
Clio
Senate
Hife
Meano Pers
Repubtic
Alabama
Washington
Knox
Tariff Reform and Party Strategy Amid Trade Debate
The piece discusses tariff revision, contrasting Democrat and Republican positions. It cites Maurice praising cautious policy, anticipates Democratic repeal measures, and forecasts shifts in Iowa and the Hawkeye state toward the Democrats if reform favors common goods. It notes Underwood leadership aiming to reduce taxes on necessities while taxing luxuries, with Republican unity eroding under division. Includes an advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound.
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Maurice
Democratic Party
Baltimore
Towa
Hawkeye
Underwood
Joni
Gossip at the Town Capitol in Des Moines
In Des Moines on December 24 Senator Cumming is said to have no ties to the B F Cummins company of Chicago which makes stamp canceling and office devices. A new Des Moines post office distributing table by Cummins was recently installed, amid industry rivalry and bids for canceling machines. The Chicago firm’s head is reportedly a brother of the town senator, raising questions about influence in the postoffice purchasing board.
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Owa Williams
Des Nacines
Cumming
B. Ff. Cummins Company
Chicago
Gostofflen
Cumming Company
Des Moiins
3. FP
Cummins Company
Ecompanies
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Greater Des Moines
Des Moines
Wilson Machine Company
Wlck
Wonder Inn
Reform in Education and Rural School Pay in Iowa
The piece argues for shifting focus from high schools to improve primary and rural education. It criticizes past commissions and a secretary’s ventures, highlights need for better teacher pay in rural schools, and urges the Legislature to support practical reforms for all students, especially those who do not pursue high school. It stresses local interest in the better schools commission and broader educational access.
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Iowa
Better Schools Commission
Saga
Byron JW. Newparry
Clayton County
Comumon
Jawa
Better Schools’ Commission
Legislatre
Liberty F Philathea group hosts Christmas party at Mrs Marsteller home
West Liberty 1a Der 24 The F Philathea society members held a Christmas session Thursday at Mrs Glen Marsteller s home A Christmas ioe was placed at the parlor corner with a fine gift for each guest The highlight was supper by Mesdames Negus Royal and Anderson Dr Royal played Santa to keep the evening lively Miss Nellie Venter left Saturday to spend the winter with relatives in the area
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West Liberty
F Philathea Society
Glen Marsteller
Onoo
Mesdames Negus, Royal and
Anderson
Royal
Santa
Nellie Venter
West Liberty Area Receives Christmas Guests and Local News
The Davenport region hosts a busy Christmas period with visiting relatives from Davenport, Wilton, Ames, and Ames areas. Socials include a Springdale school piano fund event, a Kings Daughters circle gathering, and a church revival planned at Friends church. Local residents travel to Texas and Michigan for holidays, while schools close for two weeks and renovations prompt a new residence construction on Calhoun street.
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Peterson
Davenport
George Paterson
Alex Stewart
Wits
Chicago
Wilbur Wilson
Henry Wilson
Colorado
Mra. M. Wilton
West Liberty High School
Wilton
William Plumly
Texas
Plumly
Rock Island
Floyd
A. J. Wood
Minnesota
Wlegram
J. A. Knotu
Towa City
Ula Purvis
Aigons
A. Purvis
Marie Kimberley
Dee
Wie
Ales. Melntosa
Malissa
Waite
Ivan Peters
F. Po
Feter
Ames
Mia Bh
Beedle
West Branch
B. Mclntosh
Opera House
Wiliam Maxon
Calhoun Street
Charles Drake
Will
Wana
Montgomery
Susie Montgomery
B. Bigeon
Canada
Todi
Dodents
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Lan Lewis
Omaha
Nebraska
Atley Lindon
Sister Isle
Rochester
Mary
Ben Waxson
W. H Maxson
James Westfall
Weak Liberty
Springdale
Negugane
Willard
Maxson
Carr Todd
West Liberty
Byron Shin
Srrin Lewis
Lorenzo
William Mather
Tipton
Stanwood
John Wilbster
Ruben Derar
George Preston
Tin
Ray Miller
Cisease
Miller
Sprinedale
Penn College
MG. A. Goss
Friends’ Church
Cane
Cloyd Walter
Davemont
Jory Karnes
Aleda
Mies Worm Af
Mro
Ms. Wall Nees
West Tiberty
Towa
Pearl and Warl Karnes
Wilton, Tn
Waller Family
Christmas Visit From Waterloo Family in Springdale
Det Y4 G BG Maceheson and wife with sons Charles and Everett of Waterloo IA spent Christmas at their old home near Springdale. Art Phelps traveled to Cedar Baylis IA for business during the Christmas season. Ewart and wife Ghiurleds are noted in the text.
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Springdale
G. BG
Maceheson
Charles Gid Everet
Waterloo
Art Phelps
Gedar Baylis
Lows
Henry
Ewart
Ghiurleds
Local social notes from Wilton and Muscatine area
Delayed items report Miss Maude Cummings returning from Muscatine and visits by Felabeth and Winifred Cronin. Z. E. Marty leaves for Davenport after a business stop. Mr and Mrs Fred Kaufman visit Muscatine relatives. Mrs M Danskin of Cedar Rapids plans to visit at the home of her parents. Mrs LG DL Davis and son Caradon noted in city social listings.
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Cedar Rapids
Atty
Ho Ieme
Visitors and basketball links span Muscatine area
A long list of Saturday visitors and returned travelers from Muscatine and nearby towns is noted, with many residents attending events and visiting relatives. The High School freshman basketball team traveled to West Liberty, losing 26 to 1, accompanied by several players and a referee.
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Muscating
M. F. Crontu
Muscatine
Anna
Maude Murphy
Warren Wilkerson
Mise Vest
Henry Smith
Moscow
Durant
Raymond Heabner
Towshire
Afr
C. Howe
Rochester
George Heatner
Elmar Campbell
Musettine
Miriam
Seiberts
Chicago
Marshall Home
George Kane
Sant l
Riverside
Sedwin
Fullerton, Son
Wing
Rand
A. B. Darting
Charles Port
Glinton
Theodore Port
West Liberty
Floyd Shifter
Jos Mxhoney
Harold Wright
Ray Wilkerson
Grifith Norton
Warold
Ringgenberg
George Mockmore
Boys Iron
Grace Hows
Pthce
Wade
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