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The New York office at Nassau Street 140 is under La Coste and Maxwell while the Chicago office at Marquette Building 750 is managed by Payne and Young.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1906
Page
3
The New York office at Nassau Street 140 is under La Coste and Maxwell while the Chicago office at Marquette Building 750 is managed by Payne and Young.
Terms to Subscribers indicate the Daily Journal prints daily except Sunday while the Semi-Weekly Journal appears five pages on Tuesday and five pages on Friday nights. Daily in the city costs 10 cents weekly. yearly mail rates are 3.00 for daily and 1.00 for semi weekly.
The Journal notes city agencies including East Hill area with Clay Kneese Grocery on East 2nd street and South Muscatine with Morse Washburn's grocery. End of street car track, W. C. A. Busch's Drug Store, Jershey Avenue, Kecklerville with Chayka's Grocery, West Hill with Sharrar's Grocery.
A fragmented telegraph style note from the Bell Telephone business office mentions the Mississippi Valley region with references to material assessment and time stamps 02s05 30. The terse item lacks clear names or dates but indicates a technical audit or inventory line for Bell Telephone operations.
The New York World argues that Congress members are not badly paid and that salary increases failed. The piece contrasts American lawmakers with British MPs and cabinet ministers, noting pensions and perks, and asserts Americans have been more generous to Congress than to other branches.
The Muscatine Commercial club and Retail Merchants' association call for a year of boosting in 1907. They outline plans for building and improvements and urge broad community support to raise Muscatine's profile.
A commercial club banquet is urged as a turning point to boost city growth. The speaker calls for extending employment, increasing population, and doubling efforts to make 1907 a record year.
W M Narvis urged every man to insure life upon marriage citing a $1000 policy. The Iowa News and Comments column notes his strong belief in insurance and suggests state involvement, though warns a lawyer might oppose such legislation.
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes strong unity behind Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver’s re election prospects, citing it as a holiday season boon for the Iowa senator. It casts doubt on plots and whispers about a nomination fight, praising his record and predicting continued service.
The Marion Register labels the primary as a gold brick while the Cedar Rapids Gazette argues Christmas is the strongest argument against race death by one’s own action, reflecting contrasting editorials on social issues.
The Keosauqua Republican asserts that brains honorable citizenship patriotism and real republicanism define Secretary Shaw as a statesman and true Republican.
Several Iowa papers praise harmony in the state while others criticize federal policy. Quotations cover ship subsidies, capital punishment, Roosevelt’s rising popularity, and judicial actions in the Busse case. The Storer incident fades as President moves quickly from issue to issue.
The Coon Rapids Enterprise questions why the United States should forgo subsidies while England, Germany, and other nations have built a large ocean trade via subsidies. The piece argues subsidy profitability abroad and calls for U.S. consideration.
The Webster City Freeman-Tribune expresses confidence that Congress will enact an income tax law within years. It argues the tax will become a popular method to fund the national treasury and support government finance.
An Estherville Republican urges a straightforward primary law. He argues the law should be simple and free of frills and raffles, trusting the legislature to enact the plainest possible measure.
The Iowa Falls Citizen says a 42 cent railroad fare bill will likely pass, with debate inevitable. The paper notes differences in opinion but expects action this winter, regardless of timing.
The Burlington Hawkeye lauds Gov. Shaw as having incisive judgment and ready administration skills suitable for the presidency or any high responsible post.
The Nevada Representative dismisses the president's explanation of his handling of the negro soldiers matter. He asserts that no evident circumstances justify any precipitate or irregular action in the case.
The Cedar Rapids Republican defends Governor Cummins travel to Washington saying he seeks an outing and to mingle with national leaders. It notes Cummins has always wanted to visit the capital and goes whenever possible, calling Washington a nice place.
The Rockford Register quotes that a majority of Iowa Republicans favor keeping Dr. Allison in office as long as he has the physical and nervous strength to perform duties. It notes the seat would open to any candidate who can secure the necessary votes once incapacity appears.
West Liberty Iowa residents share holiday visits and travel plans. Families from Martin, Fisher, Warren, Kaalbert, Kester, Lightner and others exchanged greetings and journeys to Davenport Chicago Wilton Sunbury Des Moines and Muscatine for relatives and friends.
A long list of residents and guests is reported through town during the Christmas period. Individuals visit relatives in Muscatine Davenport Iowa City and Cedar Rapids while others travel to Bloomington Lettsville and Burlington.
Literary notes discuss reasons Americans travel abroad with emphasis on the value of the experience. The piece notes many travelers lack mental preparation, cites advertising by steamship lines, and describes a western bank cashier being drawn to Europe by vivid promotions before planning rates and pensions, leading to deposits on a ticket.
A Pinske of Nashotah Wisconsin escaped a life threatening bleeding and healed his wound with Buecklen's Arnica Salve sold for 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
The Bobbs Merril Company offers a free illustrated catalog showing half price subscriptions for major magazines including Cosmopolitan Home Magazine and Reader Magazine. The catalog promises bargain prices on leading magazines for the coming year and is available by sending a postal card to Indianapolis Indiana.
Abner Fairbrother schemes to conceal murder and swap a fake diamond for the real Mogul. Mr Grey wrestles with suspicion as the true jewel's location shifts, while a staged display of horror shields a hidden crime. The Englishman lingers, patient, pursuing a slow, and certain, unraveling of the plot.
The tale follows Mr Grey who suspects Fairbrother of thefts and a possible murder. He quietly investigates through his former valet, tracing a man cared for by doctors on a New Mexico plateau. Evidence hints the captive man is not the real Fairbrother, despite the name. To be continued.
Oak Grove Iowa hosts Christmas entertainment at Strangler's Chapel. Edward Shields of Iowa City visits his parents Mr and Mrs George Shields. Elmer Schillig of Gallatin Missouri and his wife stay with relatives the Stuarts. The Shields and Bloomer families, including Hiram and Jay, celebrate with George Shields. Ed Barnard Sr and Olive travel to Wipello for Christmas.
Rail timetable lists trains in effect November 25 1906 with Going Last and Going West schedules. It notes Golden State Limited stops only to pick up or drop off passengers at El Paso and points west and lists arrival times for No 102 passenger and freight trains along with agent W S Underdonk.
Train timetable lists arrive and depart times for Muscatine and Wilton branch trains including No. 368 at 6:25 am No. 367 at 12:30 pm No. 262 at 8:20 pm No. 361 at 5:50 pm No. 364 at 9:25 pm and No. 363 at 11:55 pm Daily service excludes Sundays.
Schedule notes show freight Nos 91 and 92 with passenger service times and a 1905 effective date. Incomplete lines mention two daily freight departures and passenger movement, with times listed around early morning and late afternoon.
Train timetable details Muscatine routes with No. 4 No. 2 No. 5 No. 1 No. 3 services, arrival and departure times between Muscatine Round House Hahn's Switch Grandview Elrick Junction Wapello and connections to Iowa Central and R.I. & P. lines. Indicates daily except Sunday operations and Saturday-only services, with cross-service connections.
MasonIC lodges and councils announce their meeting times for the month. Details include the 1st Tuesday for MasoniC 1OWaA Lodge No 2, the 2nd Friday convocation for Washington Chapter No 4, and other bodies with leaders and secretaries named at Stein's music hall and Maccabee hall.
The m m B A Bend City Lodge No 145 meets the first and third Monday at K of P building with President King and Secretary Ryan. Bloomington Council Craternal Aid meets Fridays at Shammo building with Bowlby and Das. Major John's Circle of the Grand Army of the Republic holds meetings on the first and third Fridays, with Pfeffer and Barger.
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