Muscatine Journal Circulation and Agency Details
The Muscatine Journal reports dominant circulation versus Weber Muscatine papers and rivals, with daily and semi weekly editions, carrier delivery, and 10 cent weekly rates. It lists city agencies, a Chicago and New York office network, and a sworn November 1909 circulation statement totaling 180,170 annual copies with average 6,929.
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East HI
Hurlbut
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Toborg Bros
Oregon Street
C. A. Busch's
Hershey Avenue
Recklergirls
Chaykan’s
West Hl
J. A. Fuller
Yan Zyl Grocers
New York
West 33Rd Street
Muscatine Journal
Leet Cay
Cee Cater Cree
F. D. Throop
The
Taft Rules Whisky Labels Under Pure Food Act
President Taft has ruled that liquor distilled from grain qualifies as whisky and may be labeled under the pure food act. Straight whisky may be labeled bourbon or rye and aged in wood. rectified redistilled or neutral spirits must be labeled accordingly and may note aging. Blends may be described as a blend of straight whisky made from neutral spirits.
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Taft
Theodese Roosevelt
Labels and blends rules set by Roosevelt era officials
Under Roosevelt administration guidance from chemist Wiley and Attorney General Bonaparte, only straight whisky could bear the label whisky. Clear standards then defined labeling for grain-distilled liquors as blends or compounds.
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Chemist Wiley
Agricultural Department
Mr. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Treasury Officials Gauge Public Mood On Central Bank
Washington officials discuss informal reactions to the central bank issue as the country weighs its potential impact. The conversations reflect concerns about policy direction and financial stability in the capital on December 28.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
A local paper recaps past events in Oak Grove lore with four vignettes from different eras. The Graham lecture on Women at the Oak Grove Lyceum is praised though attendance was down. Skating on the river near Papoose creek draws interest. Marion Baker becomes Moscow postmaster, replacing S Kesler. Also notes Gus Bierman’s long work streak and first ride on a Davenport trip, plus a ten year ago item about Christmas shoplifting at The Boston Store.
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Graham
Oak Grove Lyceum
J. L. Graham
U of Papoose Creek
Iran
Marion Baker
Moscow
Kesler
Gus. Bierman
Hershey
Upper Mill
Davenport
Bierman
Muscatine
Lie
Bankers split on central bank with Wall Street control debate
A Banking Law Journal symposium reports bankers nationwide divided over a central bank and its independence. Of 5,618 replies, 59.1 percent favor and 32.3 percent oppose, with 7 percent undecided. Regional support varies, Washington and Chicago named as possible locations, with the Pacific coast showing surprising support. The survey notes it reflects banker sentiment, not public opinion. Also advertised is ZEMO, a home remedy claimed to cure eczema by drawing germs to the surface and destroying them, with A W Morgan the local druggist offering a booklet.
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Ing
The
Banking Law Journal
National
Bank and Trust Company
United States
Wall Street
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Zemo
A. W. Morgan
Y W C A Notes YWCA Christmas Party At Rooms
The Y W C A notes a Christmas party will be held tomorrow evening at the rooms. All who enjoy a good time are invited and there will be a tree with items up to ten cents. Bring friends a merry heart and a small gift if desired. The Bible marking class meets this evening and regular classwork resumes next week. January Daily Bibles are available and a club membership is open.
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Y. W
Christmas visits and sickly children in Pomeroy area
Pomeroy Illinois records a sick child Donald Shoppa with croup improving. Christmas gatherings include Aledo visitors Aledo Boruff family and Jetta Shoppa with relatives near Joy. Other households report Christmas dinners and visits among Stegle Gates Riggs and Epperly families. Local residents mention church holiday events and travel to funerals in Iowa.
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S. A. Boruff
Clair
Aledo
M. C. Boruff
Chas. Shoppa
Miss Jetta
Shoppa
Walter Stegle
Will Retherford
EF. C. Boruff
Ralph Bishop
Monmouth
John Livington
Dolly
Iowa
John Peterson
Prince
Chauncey Epperly
C. R. Gates
Guy Emerson
M. E. Church
Millersburg
I. C. Crawford
Earnest
Mrs. C
Clay Riggs
Joy
Unique figure in educational world Miss Nancy Frey
Ottumwa Iowa December 28 A pioneering teacher Miss Nancy Frey of Sigourney aged 74 who recently suffered a paralysis stroke and must retire after a record career spanning nine decades. She taught three generations in Keokuk county and began teaching at East Liberty Ohio before moving to Iowa in 1883. Her 70 plus years in classrooms won widespread admiration among communities and fellow educators.
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Nancy Frey
Iowa Evening Press
Ottumwa
Sigourney
5. G. Allender
Lee Avenue
Taok
Richland
Keokuk County
East Liberty
Ohio
Iowa
Tawa
Davenport
Unable to provide full context of MISS Frey teaching return
The text notes Miss Frey, despite infirmity and advanced age, plans to resume teaching upon recovery, asserting persistence in career and commitment to education despite personal hardship.
Springdale News: Village Activities Near Christmas
Springdale Iowa reports a busy week with callers from Rochester Wilton and West Liberty. Residents attend meetings church events and holiday festivities as snow blocks travel and sledding thrives. Local families host gatherings and celebrate birthdays while merchants invoice shops.
Wilton Figures Return Home After Short Visit
Wilton December 28 Dr and Mrs J G McSwiggin returned to their Victor home after a brief visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Edward McSwiggin Prof and Mrs L G Focht and children also resumed their journey to Eagle Grove Iowa after a stay in Wilton as Monday ended
Residents make short trips and visits around Muscatine
Many locals, including Mrs. Harry Duncan and children and Miss Anna Murphy, spent days visiting relatives in Iowa City West Branch and Davenport. Several from Muscatine, Durant, and surrounding towns returned home Monday after brief visits, business, or social calls with family and friends.
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Springdale
W. Reeve
Rochester
Kansas
Minnie Embree
Wilton
Hayes Ridenour
Wilton Ja
Spragdale
George Kennedy
Chicago
Albert Peterson
James Danaho
Round Grove
Iowa
Earnest Lewis
West Branch
Lindley Heald
West Liberty
Todd
Everet Lewis
Everet
Lee Anderson
W. A. Phelps
J. Sanborn
Centerdale
Eves
Maxson
Glen Mather
Friends’ Church
Mrs. Kennedy
Oskaloosa
J. M. Berry
Randall's Implement Store
Alex Mackie
Grandmother Walker
Joel Walker
William Sanger
Ruby Lewis
Stanwood
H. F. Lewis
George Jewell
Near
Atalissa
Cora Davis
Maxwell
William Davis
Sherman Davis
Large
North Liberty
Aj’, Vetter
Tiptor
Chester Ellyson
Ing
A. M. Persons
Harry Duncan
Cresbard
S. D
D. S. Duncan
Iowa City
J. Scott Blackwell
Muscatine
Anna Murphy
Elmer Weiershauser
Arthur Budelier
Harry Chasteen
Michael Cromer
James Chasteen
M. A Hagerman
Mildred
Charles Brambaughb
Elia Rininsland
Davenport
A. E. Moon
Muncie
Ind
J. L. Klein
A. W. Bannick
R. Creltz
Carl Wilson
C. W. Wilson
Avalogsa
L. R. Dunker
Edward Heberling
Catharine McDermott
E.G. O'Brien
Christ Christensen
Henry Stutzer
Minnie Klein
Beardstown
Margaret Atwil
Mary White
C. E. White
James Mullin
Catharine McGuckin
Lowise Quigley
G. T. Hedges
W. D. Harris
Cedar Rapids
Roll
Herr
Catarrh Cure Promoted As Universal Remedy
Readers are urged that Catarrh has a guaranteed cure through Hall's Catarric Cure taken internally. The ad claims it targets the constitutional nature of the disease, promises to build up the patient, and offers a hundred dollar reward for any cured case that fails. Sentences urge sending testimonials and note availability from druggists.
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Jenro
Hall
Cmeney & CO
Toledo
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