Muscatine Journal 1909 circulation statement and note
The Muscatine Journal publishes its November 1909 sworn circulation statement listing total copies printed and circulated, along with distribution agencies in Muscatine and nearby towns. Publisher F D Throop signs, with Notary F W Evemeyer confirming the affidavit date, seal, and locality.
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State of
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Noty Public
War on Ballinger Splits Taft Era Public Stance
The LaCrosse Trine lauds Forester Gifford Pinchot in New York as moving the nation toward a public-backed reform. It argues Movester Finnot fights Ballinger to unite public sentiment, may reshape party alignments, and force choices by Taft between Ballinger allies and reform opponents. The Safeguard’s forty year anniversary is noted with founder W. Hues detailing growth and revived circulation since 1905.
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Amusements in Montana Theater Stock Echoes
The article discusses long running stock productions in Montana theaters. It notes audiences crave change despite steady success of titles like Way Down South Kentucky Uncle Sam Cabin Montana and similar shows. It hints at enduring popularity from the shows’ faithful storytelling and entertainment value.
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Hes
Reminiscences and Events Spark City News
A collage of 50 40 20 and 10 years ago items recalls lectures by Hon Thomas F Marshall and a move to relocate the capital. The week brings concerts, theatre shows, weddings, funerals, and Christmas celebrations with notes on townspeople, visiting relatives, and local society gatherings amid winter weather and shifting civic topics.
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Harvey Stock Company
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Ohio
Globe Opera House
London
Safeguard Ad Claims Largest Circulation in Iowa County
A fragment from a historic newspaper quotes The Safeguard boasting it has the best circulation in the county and town in Iowa. The misspelled lines suggest a promotional note praising readership and quality.
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Louisia
Iowa
Mail Order HousES War Resolution by Michigan Travelling Men
Michigan traveling men adopt a resolution opposing mail order houses. They argue that farm value and town prosperity depend on proximity to a live town and that continued support of mail order firms harms rural villages, raising taxes paid by consumers.
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West Liberty Nuptials of Irene Lewis and Charles Lane
Irene Lewis and Charles Lane wed at the Lewis home in West Liberty Iowa with Rev H B Scholes officiating. The ceremony featured Phila Watson singing Oh Promise Me and Lohengrin’s wedding march. Guests from Muscatine Davenport Tipton Ft Collins and Cedar Rapids attended. a three course supper followed. Other notes mention Lotos Chapter meeting and railroad incident details.
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L. M. Lewis
Irene
Charles Lane
Kansas City
H. B. Scholes
Phila Watson
Jlohengren
Itchell
Ella Thompson
Muscatine
Clarence McElrary
Millie
Ft. Collins
Colo
Amy Lome
Tipton
Newton Stearns
Davenport
Iowa
Lotos
Bradley
Isla
Cedar Rapids
Christmas Dinner for Wagner Bohnsack and Dipple Families
Families of Leslie Wagner William Bohnsack and Henry Dipple were entertained at a Christmas dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Adams Dipple at noon, with turkey and accompaniments. Pleasant Prairie news notes a Christmas entertainment Thursday evening under Mrs Erwin Alibee and Miss.
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Lillie Hopkinson
Fern Wagner
James Nugent
Florence Dipple
Luella Steffens
Annie Pearl Saultau
Ethel Dipple
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Roy Wonder
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New York's Drinks N Y's Drinks Cure Ad Pitch
An old advertisement touts CasCarets as a natural easy way to clean the system after overdrinking. It claims 898 CasCarets per 10 cent box and urges carrying a box in the pocket with a one or two dose nightly to ensure a pleasant tomorrow. The copy markets it as the world’s biggest seller with million boxes sold in two months.
Laurel Hill notes and holiday visits
Laurel Hill, La. entries record Robert Patten returning from Davenport after Christmas with son Ed Patten and family. Otho Burrows was a business visitor in Muscatine Friday. Mr and Mrs Clark Brown spent Saturday at Andrew Cockshoot’s home. Will Bryant was shopping in Davenport.
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Muscatine
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Charlie Jasperson
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Peter Rininsland
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