The Daily Journal Agency Listings and Subscriptions
The Daily Journal outlines city agencies for readers and lists circulation figures and subscription options. It notes delivery terms including weekly and yearly rates, with offices and contacts such as Lorenz Bros Grocery and Hurlbut Grocery, plus operator numbers for various departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foummal Aginctes
Wee Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
Haut 2Nd Tae
South Muncanav
Todore Bros
Cromery
Orekon Atrect
I. GA. Dusch
Flor Rccisrcino
Chaykn's Geederville
Craykn's
Went Hid
JH. Weller Grocery
Lorenz Bros
Tulprones
F. D. Throw
T—H. Fi
Drelon
Adv
Steer
Aipiness
Cross state auto race tests two Iowa routes
Two famous drivers began a cross state test from Davenport to Council Bluffs to compare two routes the river toyer road and the Great White Way. The event highlights weather and road conditions, aiming to spur road improvements and promote rival routes in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taco
Davenport
Iowa
Lown
Bos Béorher
Great White Way
Tha Davenport
Rives Torivee Tong
Washington and Lincoln as Described by Contemporaries
The piece notes views of Washington and Lincoln, contrasting Washington as patient and just yet lacking genius with warlike temper and physical flaws, and Lincoln as the emancipator slow to act yet ultimately decisive in signing the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Washington
Lincoln
Garner
New York
Saya
Ile
Tlm
Tila
Proclamation and Political Forecasts Stir Public Debate
A long, reflective piece surveys wartime measures and leadership, noting critics of the era and praise for Mayor Gaynor. It references N F Reed and interstate commerce commission speculation, with assorted opinions from Iowa towns on political actions, pardons, and presidential tributes to journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WWO
Des Moines
N. F. Reed
Ottumwa
Namad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reminiscences of Long Ago Clippings From Muscatine Journal
A fragment from a Muscatine Journal feature recalls past years with notes on local events. It covers Grange meetings at Wilton with delegations from multiple counties, concerns about Caian ball floor for dancing, and reflections on Washington correspondents and U S capital press norms. Also mentions long-ago figures like WL McNutt and Mrs Brand visiting Muscatine and West Liberty, and an editorial writer with ties to the McCormicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Wilton
Muscatine
Cadar
Scott, Linn
Louisa
Washington
Caian
McNutt
Carrie Brand
Ord
Neb
West Liberty
Omaha
Norton
L Caves
Nebraska
Musca
Tina County
ABE MARTIN On Women and a Turtle Race
Abe Martin quips that the woman between three men and their wives equals three times the ugliness of his wife. He wagers on a turtle in a race against Gliumber’s host, joking that the turtle would win.
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Gliumber
Water rights fight in Louisa County looming
A public appeal warns residents and their Louisa county representative and district senator about a proposed bill to drain the Cedar River into a canal from Moscow to the Lifeguard region. It cautions capitalists seeking river control and urges action to prevent water loss, protect natural resources, and preserve local power prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suleguara
Jews General Assembly
Louisa County
Sal Wey Wan
Tom
Moscow
Temberr
Iowa
Gossip at the Iowa Capitol and Washington’s self government
Des Moines Dec 24. The author discusses proposals for Washington DC to gain self government similar to other cities, arguing Congress would fund only part of city expenses while residents would pay taxes. Judge Prouty envisions a local commission, park system control, and reduced federal direct oversight, sparking debate among newspapers and residents.
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OA. Wheleams
Des Moines
Dongmastian Prouty
Chicago
Wada
District of
Col ‘Bia
City of
Washington
District of Columbia
Congress
Committee On
New
Judge Prouty
Calyester
Uncle Sam
Udette
District Committee
Golumba
Iowa
Cousin to Ambassador Reid Died in London Home
Col umbus notes Safeguard Whitelaw Reid ambassador to Great Britain died at his London residence Dorchester House on Sunday. He was a renowned American figure admired at home and abroad and a cousin to Mrs FH B Tucker of this place and Mrs Jno P Walker of Grandview.
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Columbus
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
London
Dorchester House
Porhana
Ambassador Reid
FH. B. Tucker
Jno. P. Walker
Grandview
Tucker Gass
Grey Ivor
la Chicago
Representation for the District of Columbia in Congress
The speaker argues federal funding for improvements on District property and favors some form of representation in Congress, possibly a delegate. He criticizes direct congressional control and vows to push a bill, anticipating a writers’ fight but asserting district interests will prevail.
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Waterloo
Gillowey
Wilson
Galloway
Washington
Hines Oly
Congress
Emi
Stomach Troubles End? Chamberlain's Tablets Claim Cure
An advertisement promises relief from heartburn indigestion and liver trouble with Chamberlain's Tablets. John R Bark of Dutch Creek Michigan reports permanent cure after using the remedy and says thousands have been cured. Sold by all dealers.
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Dyspoptia
John R. Bark
Duttie Creek
Mich
Nation's Capitol News and Views by Specht Correspondence
Washington reports debate on the Reagan-Sheppard measure and temperance, noting fears of expanded wet territory and state-wide repeal in the South. The piece argues white voters may seek liquor via interstate shipments and club access, highlighting racial and political tensions in Tennessee Mississippi Alabama.
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Specht
Washington, D. Ca
Seeacor Kenyon
Congress
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Kersyon Sheppard
South
Congress Faces Clash Over Prohibition Measure
Debates rage as prohibition legislation faces delays due to Archbald impeachment pending in the Senate. Supporters flood Congress with petitions while liquor interests accuse temperance advocates of vindictive motives. A test vote looms within two years with passage likely unless the Supreme Court intervenes.
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Congress
Ile Bil
Temperance
Airie
Benanlt
Senate
Archbald
Supreme Court
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Stomach Liver Kidney Ailments
An aged ad claims Electric Bitters cure stomach liver kidney troubles and bilious malaria. It guarantees relief priced at only 10 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store, urging quick purchase.
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Havercemp
The Custom of the Country Opens in Scribner’s Magazine
Mrs. Wharton’s new novel begins in Scribner’s Magazine as Undine Spragg arrives in New York to conquer society. The story traces social ascent, money power, and moral standards amid New York’s elite, promising dramatic, contemporary commentary on ambition and class.
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New York
Wharton
Lord Var
Orono notes and holiday school program in Brockway
Orono reports injuries from a heavy coal accident leaving John Hawkins with damaged toes. Leland Strider returns from Levne Falls for a two week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cecil and family visit Hedrick for Christmas then return home. Cass Hawkins and family celebrate Christmas with relatives in Burling ton. Charney Wagner home in Conesville reports two more scarlet fever cases. A Santa visit brightens Brockway school as students present a Christmas program with songs recitations and a stocking drill led by seventh and eighth graders and featuring Santa Claus as a performer and various local participants.
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Orono
Des
John Hawkins
Leland Strider
Levne Falls
Myr
Charles Cecil
Hedrick
Cass Hawkins
Burlington
Conesville
Charney Wagner
Brockway
Santa Claus
Eloisa Edgar
Lee Honts
Morris Logan
Mrs. Santa Claus
Maria Hamil
Frost Glen Houts Hawking and Hawking Jumping Names
Notable local names Ack Frost Glen Houts Eli Wayne Hawking Jumping Jack Ivan Buser Miss Eva Krider Teacher appear in a compact community listing with connections to residents and a school context. The snippet hints at individuals linked to a local event or roster and a teaching figure.
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Ack Frost
Glen Houts
Eli—Wayne Hawking
Jumping Jack
Ivan Buser
Eva Krider
West Liberty recalls Confederate prisoners and social notices
West Liberty Iowa reports on J Jennison of Maynard returning after a long reunion with GC Gibson’s circle in Camden Shreveport and Cam ford prisons during 1942. The issue lists a turkey dinner hosted by the Gibson family, visits by many locals, a wedding announcement for Miss Inez Houston and John Newton Bornholdt, and several social and local notices. A fire alarm at Bert Rickards meat market was promptly addressed by the fire department with no major damage.
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West Liberty
S. J. Jennison
Maynard
D. Gibson
Camden
Ark
Shreveport
Camford
Texas
Wm. Gibson
Misa Qmmonds
4Th Street
W. B. Jayne
R. J. Wawthorn
Frank Abtote
Wilton
C. B. McClurn
Mary McClurn
Syington
Sarah Bentes
Clarksville
Tor
Elnora i|Nichals
Clark Nichols
Elsie Black
Aulissa
Liberty
Delancie Arpott
Georgie
Claude
Potter
A. Stoper
Clinton
de A. D. Merrow
Wapello
N. Stanton
Harold
Davenport
D .A. Purvis
Wm. McCaw
Clyde Martin
Anna Russell
H. B. Mann
Belle Plaine
Wy Akerdines
Inez Houston
John Newton Bornholdt
Miss Houston
Jerry Evans
Thor
Smiley
Reel Island
Towm
Roy Chase
Chet Kelley
Iowa City
James Mertin
S Lane
Hayes
Calhoun Street
J. H. Trey
Tony Schooley
Musestine
May Gellmare
H. Shellebarger
Des Moines
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