Journal Printing Co Daily Journal and Weekly Journal
The Journal Printing Co publishes The Daily Journal and The Semi Weekly Journal with circulation claims and delivery options. New York office at 140 Nassau Street. Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building. local agencies listed for reader convenience.
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Representatives
New York
Ofice
Nassau Street
Coste & Maxwell
Chicago Offee
Marquette
Peyne & Young
Bell
Sleslsesippi Valley
Seeeees
the Journa
Clay Breeze Grocery
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn’s Grocer
Ww. Co. A. Busch's Drug Store
Hershey Avenue
Kechlerville
Chayka’s
West Muscatine
Shurrar'y Grocery
Christmas Spirit and New Year Wishes in 1905 Journal
The piece speaks of Christmas as a time to give, forget petty concerns, and recall childhood joy. It urges unselfish love, gentleness, and hope for the coming year, sending heartfelt greetings to readers for a merry Christmas and prosperous New Year.
Muscatine Merchants Report Strong Holiday Trade
Muscatine merchants say the holiday season surpassed recent years with favorable weather and early shopping driving a large, well handled trade. Customers express satisfaction as merchants feel they served buyers well, underscoring Muscatine as a regional shopping hub drawing people from nearby towns by train to access broader stock and variety.
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Muscatine
Public advised to ignore Lawson finance schemes
The article notes stock trading activity and travel activity in Muscatine as evidence of commerce while criticizing Thomas W. Lawson. It recounts Lawson's “frenzied finance” writings and a Chicago bank action that dampened panic, urging the public to dismiss his alarmist schemes and avoid his guidance.
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Herst
Touts
Wall Street
Lawson
Icri
Chicago
The Postal Deficit and Reform Proposals
The annual postmaster general report shows a near fifteen million dollar deficit for the postal department this year. It argues for business rules to curb losses, calls for ending the franking privilege, and urges government departments to pay their own postage to achieve self sufficiency and improved service.
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Postal Department
United States
Postal
Everal
Tree Planting Club Proposed in Panhandle Region
A tree planting club forms in the stalted plains panhandle of Texas after a forester advised farmers at Amarillo last August to establish groves on their farms. The region is naturally treeless, but certain species could thrive with proper planting and care as the community supports the effort.
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Panhandle
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Congress
Amarillo
Nourish the body with Scott's Emulsion claim
An advertisement praises Scott's Emulsion as the best nourishment for the body. It claims it digests easily and improves digestion so ordinary food is absorbed more readily. The copy targets those run down or not nourished by food with a call to try the product.
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Scott
Tree planting club gains momentum in panhandle Texas
A regional association attracts nearly 600 members as it plans local divisions across towns to study best trees for the area and best planting methods. The forest service will send an expert to advise, and members may pool funds to buy stock from nurserymen.
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Panlandie
Forest Service
Texas
Iowa Press Comments on Ballots and Politics Ties
A compilation of editorials from Iowa papers debating ballot design, the proposed commissioner government plan for cities, gubernatorial renomination, tariff and food laws, railways influence, and primary system experiences. Notable quotes reflect party rivalries and calls for policy reforms amid an off year.
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The
Dubuque Times
Iowa City Republican
Iowa
de Glafés
Not Free Heir to Love Ends Secret Affair
In a hushed garden scene June confesses to Rosamund that the man she loves is not free to marry her. He admits his feelings, reveals he cannot leave his past, and urges them to part while promising to seek occasional, cautious contact. June retreats to her room as Rosamund guides and consoles, while the sisters face a grim verdict on their future.
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June
Nes
Rosamund
Jerry Barclay
Jane
BP June
Mary Moore
San Francisco
Cole
Junie
Dean
Readjustment in De Soto House After Scandal
June and July pass uneventfully as Junie confronts Jerry’s scandal and its impact on love. Her devotion shifts from idealized worship to protective, forgiving passion as youth fades, leaving her pale and consumed by sorrow. Rosamund learns the tale from Moleys to the final woodland scene.
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de Soto
Junie
Jerry
June
Barclay
Rosamund
Moleys
Senora Kelley
Woodland Bower
Refund pledge card for Greene's Syrup of Tar bottle
A handwritten card from multiple signatories promises to refund money for a 50 cent bottle if the cough or cold fails to cure. It also guarantees a 25 cent bottle to prove cures or money back. Signers include G A Riemeeke N B Barkalow Jno Havercamp Nesper F T J Theo Kuechmann.
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Greene’s
G. A. Riemeeke
N._ B. Barkalow
Jno
J. Havercamp
Nesper
F. T. J. Theo Kuechmann
Major Johns Circle and Local Lodge Meeting Notes
Local fraternal groups announce regular meetings on specified Fridays at G A R hall and lodge buildings. Details include officers named such as Mrs Martha A Geo Patrick and Dr C E Crow, with times 7:20 to 7:30 PM and venues like Shammo hall and Fisch Hall.
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M. B.A
Bend City
No. 14
Brotherhood of America
K. of P
Max
Martha A. Geo. Patrick
Aries de Cotetere
Iowa Legion OF Honor
Argos Lodge No
Shammo Hall
C. E. Crow
C. Hopkinson
Moonshiner's Daughter at Grand on December 26
The Moonshiner's Daughter enters its fourth season with a Grand appearance on Tuesday December 26. A Kentucky mountains realism scene promises strong dramatic interest and debate over law versus factions. An excellent cast is promised with bright specialties.
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Kentucky
Twenty Fourth Edition Premieres with All New Stage
The report praises the newest edition of the famous spectacle with every element refreshed from scenery to mechanical effects. The curtain rises on the first act and closes after the transformation scene Amor. The cast, led by George H Topaci, is described as exceptionally strong.
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George H. Topaci
The Black Crook Returns for Grand Show
On Saturday December 30 Miller and Plohn revive The Black Crook at the Grand. The new version blends tradition with modern touches while preserving the original four act, fourteen scene structure and a plot centered on Hertzog Rudoloph Amina and Von Puffen gruntz. A large chorus of girls replaces ballet dancers.
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Messrs. Miller and Plohn
America
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Kiralfy Brothers
Hertzog
Rudolph
Amina
von Puffengruntz
Charles H Yale's Everladking Devil's Auction at Grand
Renowned impresario Charles H Yale brings the twenty fourth edition of his Everladking Devil's Auction to the Grand on Thursday December 28. Yale preserves core appeal while adding year to year adjustments aligned with changing public taste, presenting a long running theater highlight.
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Charles H. Yale
Lale
Yale
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Louisville & Nashville
Gulf Coast Resorts
Cuba
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New Orleans
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St. Louis
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Bailey
J. H. Milliken
Louisville
C. L. Stone
Mince ME Aterrell- Soule Company
Syracuse
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