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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1910

Page

3

Local City Agencies Listed by The Journal

The Journal enumerates city convenience agencies including East Dill at East 2nd Street, South Muscatine Tolorg Bros grocery on Oregon Street, W C A Busch's Drug Store on Hershey Avenue, Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery, and West Hill J H Fuller Grocery with Wm Van Zyl Grocery.

the Journal East Dill Hurlbut East 2Nd Street South Muscatine Tolorg Bros Oregon Street W. C. A. Busch’s Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka’s West Hill J. H. Fuller Wm. van Zy

Telephones and contact numbers for Iowa private branch exchange

When you answer the operator asks for the person or department number. List includes 1 F. D. Throop publisher 2 managing editor 8 city editor 4 society editor 5 composing room 6 mailing room 7 H E Dreler adv mgr. Business office calls use numbers 26 or 27. Mississippi Valley No 5.

Iowa F. D. Throop H. E. Dreler Adv Mgr Mississippi Valley

Cedar Rapids Slogan Sparks Mixed Public Reaction

The Des Moines Register and Leader cites criticism of Cedar Rapids slogan Cedar Rapids Suits Me. The piece argues slogans act as civic trade marks and should reflect city character while noting the phrase may signal complacency and a lack of battle cry.

Cedar Rapids Des Moines Register and Leader Iowa

Things They Say. Christmas quips from newspapers.

The Grundy Democrat ridicules a man who thinks his pockets are not leaking this week and deserves no Christmas enjoyment. The Des Moines Register mocks Taft wearing long pants and jokes about suspenders in his stocking.

Grundy Des Moines Register Charlies Taft

Commissioner Neill boots Santa role aiding railroads

Commissioner of Labor Neill played the heaviest Santa Claus role aiding western railroads in securing four million dollars in funding and support for industry growth.

Sioux City Tribune Neill Santa Claus Western Railroads

Taft considers Judge Smith for circuit bench in Iowa

The Dubuque Times Journal notes President Taft weighing Judge Walter I. Smith for the United States circuit bench. A Smith appointment could usher political peace in Iowa if Gen. Byers succeeds in Congress, potentially shifting Cummins to back Kenyon for the Senate and easing factional opposition.

Dubuque

Oskaloosa Population Decline Amid Census Figures

The Mahaska county town shows a drop of 4 413 from 1900 to 1910, yet the city reports 9 466 residents. State census of 1905 put Oskaloosa at 10 203, with city limits extended since 1900, sparking concern over a continuing decline.

Oskaloosa Mahaska County

Lorimer Seat Debate Signals Senate Reform Push

The piece argues organized political bodies corrupt and predicts the Lorimer case will hasten Senate dissolution and push for direct election of senators by the people. It contends Lorimer’s seating prompted calls for reform and warns of a grave for the current Senate.

Vinton Times United States Senate Lorimer Senate

Christmas gatherings noted in Cedar Valley area

Cedar Valley reports a busy Christmas season with many families sharing meals and visiting relatives. Names mentioned include Roy and Ben Smith, Ed Lewis, Will Coxen, Wm A McMahon, R W Hawkins, John McMahon, Alvin McMahon, E Lane, Jennie Timberlake, Milt Boyles, Chet Perry, W Meeks, Sneer of Atalissa, Dan Miller, Cecil Aikens, and Mrs Carter of Sweetland visiting and hosting during the holiday.

Cedar Valley M. E Roy Smith Will Coxen Ed. Lewis Ben Green Davenport Rock Home Wm. A. McMahon Tipton R. W. Hawkins John McMahon Alvin W. A. McMahon Sneer Atalissa Dan Miller Cecil Aikens Union Carter Sweetland John Passmore

Parisian Sage Hair Grower Promoted by Satisfied Customers

Mentions testimonials from Mrs. Barteaux in Kentucky and Miss M Clough praising Parisian Sage as a hair restorer and dandruff remedy. J J Havercamp guarantees the product with a money back offer and sells at 50 cents a large bottle. The package features a girl with Auburn hair.

Marlboro Mass M. Clough J. J. Havercamp Havercamp

Reminiscences of Long Ago 50 Years Ago Heaviest Snow Storm

The heaviest snow storm of the season covered the neighborhood with more than a foot of snow. Snow began early morning and fell steadily until about 9 p.m. creating conditions that contributed to the day’s enjoyment and the success of the occasion.

Young man pleads guilty after liquor-fueled assault

A young man, intoxicated at a ball, insulted a woman and behaved violently. Before Judge Williams he pleaded guilty and was released on a five dollar bond plus costs totaling about twelve dollars, a costly spree.

Bacchus Williams

Christmas Hop Shines at Armory Social Club Event

Thirty years ago Muscatine reports a brilliant Christmas hop at the Armory by the Social club. About thirty couples attended a select and social gathering with notably elegant ladies' toilets and smooth overall flow.

Armory Muscatine

Trains to Davenport on January 1 under new line plan

The B., C. R. & N. announce passenger trains will run over their new Davenport line starting January 1. They have leased a large warehouse as a depot until a proper facility is built. The note urges settling debts before year end to aid others in clearing their accounts.

Davenport

Winter Cold Boosts Skating On Sheltered Ponds

Jack Frost provides sport for youth as a cold snap restores crystal ice on sheltered ponds after a warm spell. Skaters of all ages seize vacation days for outdoor fun once again.

Jack Frost

The Kingdom of Slender Swords A Romance Scene

Haru visits a humble shop near home and meets a baby, noting the cross she wears. A mother and child in poverty discuss rent and the sick father while Ishikichi watches, as the gods and Christian faiths mingle in the Street of Prayer to the Gods.

Haru Aka-San Aka-San Des’ Ka? So This Is Miss Baby Ishikichi Jizo O-Binzuru Nippon Ojo- San Ishigichi

Street of Prayer to the Gods Describes Haru and Ojo-San Bond

Haru meets her aged samurai father in a dim Nippon setting. He laments his fate while praising his daughter who serves as companion to the American Ojo-San. He recalls a life of service to the Emperor and daimyo and questions his lack of a son.

Haru Andion Amaterasu Nippon

Letts Community Welcomes Christmas Visits and Parties

Letts Iowa residents enjoyed a festive Christmas with six sons and extended families visiting. The article details meals, gifts, birthdays, and gatherings at homes of the Hendrix, Blankenhorn, Eliason, Shel labarger, Idle, and Small families, plus farewell plans for Mamie Garrett and a menu of local school Christmas programs.

Fearful Slaughter of Deadly Microbes Promised by New Discovery

An ad from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store touts Dr. King's New Discovery for throat and lung diseases, claiming dramatic effects and pricing at 5c and $1.00. The copy emphasizes fear of microbial threats and urges readers to buy the remedy.

Christian Science Protest Letter to Muscatine Journal

John L. Rendall defends Christian Science in a Dec 23 1910 letter to the Muscatine Journal, denying threats by Christian Scientists toward Rev. B C Preston and urging equal publicity for his protest. He cites decades of experience and notes ministers often convert to Christian Science after initial criticism.

Muscatine Iowa Spokane Wash B. C. Preston Christian Science John L. Rendall

Brockway to Represent South District in Des Moines

Monday Hon Jas E Brockway left his wife in Marshalltown for a visit with her parents Col and Mrs Norton then went to Omaha to buy stock for the Brockway farm south of town He plans to go to Des Moines around January 6 to begin work as the district representative elected to that post Misses Sylvia and Ola Gaye hosted Christmas dinner guests Miss Vivian Gipple Roy Denham and Everett Blake

Letts William Hendrix Ledro Ames Wilmot Walter Pittsburgh Leslie Henry N. T Columbus Junction Dave Blankenhorn Leila Washington Michael Blankenhorn Mamie Garrett Beulah Eliason Beulah Clara Elder John Shellabarger F. B. Idle Howard Shearer Frank Allen and Austin C. S. Rabe Mollie Alice Small Arthur Allen and Austin Cedar Falls D. O. Thompson Chicago R. J. Elliott Nellie Laura Shellabarger Arden Brown Fairfield F. L. Brown T. L. Bland Mediapolis J. G. Small Oskaloosa F. H. McDaniel Kansas City A. M. Garrett Des Moines Garrett W. E. Hankey Bruce Gedges Muscatine Cesia Fry Helen Howe Howe M. E A. B Christ King Jas. E. Brockway Marshalltown Col Norton Omaha Brockway Sylvia Ola Gaye Vivian Gipple Roy Denham Everett Blake

Dr Kings New Life Pills Sold at Havercamp Drug Store

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a painless regulator for liver inaction and bowel stoppage. The ad specifies a 25 cent price and credits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the selling outlet.

Dr. King New Life Havercamp

Hazel Dell Christmas Program Attracts Parents Attendance

In Blue Grass Iowa on December 28 the Hazel Dell school held a Christmas program directed by Miss Elizabeth Longbotham with recitations songs and a reader by the teacher. About twenty parents and neighbors attended and books were presented to pupils as tokens of esteem.

Blue Grass Wm. Bohnsack Vandervere Leslie Wagner Fern Antone Braun Henry Dipple Adam Dipple Elizabeth Longbotham Hazel Dell Florence Dipple Harold Bohnsack Ora Dipple Helen Dipple Raymond Nugent Santa Claus Ira Dipple Ethel Dipple Luella Steffins Georgia Bancks John Wunder Gladys Bohnsack Elmer Steffins Wilma Bohnsack Elsie Wagner the School Lloyd Lehms Fern Wagner Velma Brown Roy Wonder James Nugent Carl Bancks Jack Frost

West Liberty Notices and Family Visits

West Liberty Ia December 28 notices list Mr. and Mrs. F L Berlin leaving for Monticello after visiting Hindee family. Miss Kate L Brown goes to Dubuque for a week. Mrs Sophia Valett departs for Wilton after visiting H Hawker and A Marolf. Several residents plan trips or visits to Muscatine Wilton Los Angeles and Mendota Ill with family updates.

West Liberty F. L. Berlin Wm. Hindee Monticello Kate L. Brown Dubuque Sophia Valett H. Hawker A. Marolf Wilton James Sloan Atalissa Wm. White Walter Smith Miss Hazel Muscatine Mary Cudaback Milton Mendota Ill Harry Wright W. D. Ridenour Pratt P. N. Gibson F. Barnes J. Walker Wilma Los Angeles Cal

Iowa must gain population by building industries

The article asserts that factoring will invariably become common in Iowa and that population growth will come by attracting industry to the state. It frames industry development as an accepted path to demographic expansion.

Boone News-Republican Iowa

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