Local News Paper Masthead and Advertised Details
The article lists publisher and editors of the Daily Journal and Sem Weekly Journal, describes office locations Payne & Young in New York and Chicago, claims dominance over Muscatine panels, and provides subscription rates and agency addresses across the city with contact numbers for the business office and departments. It notes delivery and pricing terms and lists department roles and mail procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Throop
L. P
Loomis
Ae Ee
City
Lee Newspaper Syndicats
Associated Press
Iowa ‘Evening Press Association
New York
Ortea
Westford Street
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette Building
Muscatine
Journal Ta
Delly
Dally
Hes
Ing
East Ell
Hurlbut Grocery
East
Bonth Muschtine
Totorg Bros
Foeery
Oregon
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
T—H
Vote Selling Scandals Emerge From West Union Ohio
Dispatches reveal a county where vote selling became an organized industry with both parties buying votes and voters selling their ballots for money. Despite large sums spent, results remained close. many citizens and even mothers sold votes, and punishments were mild. Judges and grand jurors exposed the scheme and imposed punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
West Union
Ohio
Ito
Woodrow Wilson Seen as New Jersey Governor Elect Politician
The piece portrays Dr Woodrow Wilson governor elect of New Jersey as a rising presidential possibility for 1912. It notes a new school of political leadership and mentions ongoing strains over senatorial influence within New Jersey democracy. The Lincoln Journal comments on boss leadership and Wilsons businesslike vigor amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Democratic Party of
Lincoln
Neb
Princeton
College presidents as training for politics in Wilson debate
The argument frames Woodrow Wilson and James Smith Jr as symbols in a broader clash over higher education and political leadership. The piece asserts college presidents prepare for state tasks, praising restraint and governance while warning against failure, and notes presidents often transition to statesmanshipより.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wilson
United States
James Smith, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Iowa Pokes Fun At Current Events In Roundup
Sioux City Tribune mocks Cedar Rapids slogan while Keokuk cites Chicago police. Odebolt skewers Senator Young. Council Bluffs notes river pollution versus fishing laws. Des Moines praises Taft’s political standing. Britt lampoons veterinary antics and hog industry future. Nonpareil discusses rural decline and urban migration with industrial growth and cheap alcohol hopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Reminiscences from Fifty Years Ago in Masculine Journal
Recollections trace rail yard work and ice crossings across eras. Forties notes show emigrant rescues on ice near a steamboat landing, ferryman cutting channels, and teams crossing on ice. Twenty years ago mentions Uncle John Beard repairing a bridge and a wheel tire incident. Ten years ago Henry Geiss, a Muscatine druggist, celebrated his sixty ninth birthday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tice
Overman's
Brown's
John Béard
Seventh and
Sycamore
Henry Geiss
Muscating
Lfe
The Kingdomee Slender-Swords Chapter Moment in Garden
Barbara meets Ishikichi and a silent stranger Aloysius Thorn during a sunlit drive to a Japanese compound. Barbara feels a new, teasing ache as she glimpses Daunt riding away and notices Aloysius’s guarded demeanor, while a curious six year old boy and Patricia remark on the odd man’s English and mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Ishikichi
Daunt
Alda
Ishildieh
Patricia
Shim
Tucker
Ishikehi
Toru
Japan
Thorn
Aloysiug
Aloysius
Wave in the Crowd at the Parade Ground
Fragmentary scene describes Barbara and Patricia traveling with the Ambassador amid a festive parade environment. Flags, lanterns, and bright displays line wide streets as crowds flood the area in celebration.
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Barbara
Patricia
Local Rural Parcels Post bill sparks rural town clash
A lengthy critique argues the Local Rural Parcels Post would subsidize mail order houses at the expense of small towns and farmers. It warns of centralization harms, potential taxpayer burdens, and loss of local commerce and education centered in villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilil
Congress
Uncle Sam
Express Companies
General Parcels Post
Parcela
Lfe
Post Boomera
Post Ofice
Local News and Social Notes from Nichols Iowa
R T Shannon business caller in Muscatine. Mrs Ralph Tipton of Muscatine visited the Miller home. Henry Kirchner called in Muscatine. Mrs Miller visited Gonesville. Agatha Healey visiting parents east of town. B F Swickard and wife in Muscatine. Doc Whetstine of Columbus Junction called on friends. Rita Shannon of West Liberty spent time at the Shannon home. Revival meetings begin at the Christian Church next Sunday night. Edna Baker and Mr McCormack wed at home of sister Mrs T L Bland. couple to live in Lettsville. Frank Elder of near Spokane visited relatives. Mrs Loch returned from Muscatine. Mr and Mrs M S Albright of Muscatine spent time with Hesser family. John Elder and wife observed their 27th wedding anniversary with a large dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna, Baker
Buti
Letts
McCormack
Frank Elder
Spowner
Christmas Eve program shines at Foster Baptist school
Foster Ill December 30 The Christmas entertainment by the Baptist Sunday school led by Miss L M Workman drew a large showing. Families shared Christmas dinners Sunday with Mr and Mrs Watson entertaining their daughters and families. Mr and Mrs Freyermuth hosted parents and relatives, while Mrs D A Rheist and Mrs Gen Freyermuth hosted others. John Crabtree of Pine Bluff died Sunday evening at 3. Funeral was Tuesday at his home with interment in Essex cemetery.
HYOMEI Inhaler Promises Quick Relief and Lifetime Benefit
A vintage advertisement touts HYOMEI inhalers and HYOMEL remedy with claims of curing coughs colds and catarrh in minutes. It promotes buy now pricing 1.00 for HYOMEI kit plus an inhaler lasting a lifetime and offers free samples from Booths Hyome Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wayercamp
Booth
Hyo4ome Co
Buffalo
N.Y
White Prairie Notes At End Of December
White Prairie Saskatchewan news notes Frank Duffee and John Maurer stored summer ice supplies earlier this week Harold Martin visited the John Maurer residence on Sunday Clint Lincoln and family celebrated Christmas at Henry Heatnex Lewis Ticktin near Wilton with John Marolf’s filling farm duties Ed Marolf cut wood Charles Broombaugh also of Wilton did farm work Dr Fears Wilton veterinarian attended calls Eloise Helen Schaefer White Prairie teacher spent Christmas with her Molne-based parents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Prairie
Saq
Frank Duffee
John Maurer
Harold Martin
Clint Lincoln
Henry Heatnex
Lewis Ticktin
Wilton
Weg
John Marolf
Marolf
Charles Broombaugh
Dr. Fears
Helen Schaefer
Molne
Resolution authorizes sewer bonds for Main Sewerage District No. 1
City Council of Muscatine resolves to issue sewer bonds to contractor August Korneman for $2,164.05. Bonds of $100 $300 and $500 denominations dated December 30 1910 mature in seven years with 6 percent interest, payable semiannually, secured by contract and city ordinances. Bonds to be registered and delivered with contractor receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor
City Recorder
August Korneman
City of Muscatine
W. S. Hill
T. H W. Brannan
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Taft
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Middle West
Elo
Britt Tribune
Paul Koto
Itate
Winnebago County
Charley Miller
Here
Davenport
Marty
Charley
Alvin Jostin
Hallie Erminie Rives
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Webster’s New International Dictionary
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