Journal Agencies List For City Readers Waiver
The Journal names local agencies in Muscatine area including Durlbuc Grocery on Gast Street South Muscatine Toborg Bros Grows ery Oregon Street Busch's Drug Store Herxney Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West HWM J Elfuller Grocery Bradford Grocery and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durlbuc Grocery
South Muscatine
Toborg Bros. Growsery
Oregon Street
C. Aa
Busch's
Herxney Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka's
West Hwm
J. Elfuller Grocery
Bradford
Terms To Subscribing Circulation Figures
An old newspaper circulation notice lists prices for Daily Journal and Semi-Weekly Journal subscriptions, weekly mail delivery, and annual rates. It shows advertising representatives names in multiple cities, with many misspellings and garbled text.
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Daily Journal
Tillephones Town Private Branch Exchange Details
Public notice lists desk numbers 26 and 27 for operator assistance and directing calls to person or department. Credits D Throop as publisher and staff roles including managing editor and city editor. Advertising manager Geo S Pitchforth noted. business calls directed to numbers 26 or 27.
The New Trial Of Thuele Stowe And The Leo Frank Case
A moral critique links the Rebecca trial to Leo Frank’s case, noting how bias and superstition shaped verdicts. It contrasts modern standards with historic prejudices, arguing the Atlanta and Templestowe trials were travesties driven by passion and mob influence.
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Machimedies
Walter Scott
Elise Mankind
Rebecca
Leo Frank
C. P. Connolly
Templestowe
Atlanta
Connolly
Templestown
United States
Georgia
Frank
Muscatine Armory Project Faces Funding Gap
Muscatine seeks funds to complete a new armory coliseum with fireproof, strong construction meeting Chicago code standards. Builders report a $4,000 shortfall. remaining funds are ready but prompt additional funding is required to begin and finish the facility for assemblies and large gatherings.
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Muscatine
Reminiscences of Long Ago from the Muscatine Journal
Fifty to forty years ago items recap local events. Ice blocks the railroad bridge at Burlington. Prof E White in Lansing. social arrivals in Muscatine. Elder W T Short baptizes in the Mississippi at Buffalo. hunting trip for J E Coe group. Fred Sanders builds a two story home in Kemble and Horton’s Oakland. engagement of Walter S Cohn and Hannah Rosenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
E. White
Lansing
Muscatine
J. E. Coe
7. B. Holcom
Theron Thompson
Will Wallace
Walter Johnson
Will
Wilds of Arkansas
Fred Sanders
Kemble
Horton
Oakland
Walter S. Cohn
Cohn Mercantile Co
Hannah Rosenstein
Moline
Cohn
Miss Rosenstein
Bohemian Dinner Party With Eleanor Cuyler
Betty and Billy host Philadelphia visitor Eleanor Cuyler, inviting a quirky circle to pretend Bohemia in their flat. The plan collapses into a lively dinner as latecomers arrive in dramatic costumes, testing Aunt Pattie’s efforts and the group’s improvised artistry.
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Constance D'Arcy Mackay
Billy
Betty
Eleanor‘Cuyler
New York
Bohemia
Miss Cuyler
Kate
Eleanor Cuyler
Philadelphia
Eleanor
Croesus
Harry Rockminster
Perry Dashwood
Cynthia
Worthington
Batty
Sara
German sympathy drives push for US arms ban
In Nation Capital reports, German sympathizers urge Congress to adopt Vollmer's resolution prohibiting the export of arms and munitions from the United States. The note argues a neutral stance would hasten end of the war and force belligerents to curb supplies, while farmers fear wheat and bread pricing shifts as exports face limits.
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Jinal Bureau
Washington
Rep
Timer
House
Senate
House of Representaty
United States
Congress
Merning
Vollmer
Fami
Bohemian Dinner Sparks a Night of Artful Revelry
In a moonlit scene aboard the Bohemian circle, Cynthia Cuyler and Worthington charm guests as Aunt Pattie surprises with a vivid disguise. The dinner glows with violin interludes, improvised choruses, and promises of future portrait work, ending with a toast to new artistic ventures and shared delight.
Foster Family Christmas Activities and New Year Dinner Plans
The Foster clan and friends share Christmas dinners and gatherings across Muscatine and Keithsburg, with Mrs. Watson hosting Baptist church ladies for an annual New Year’s dinner on January 4, 1915. Arch and Guy Foster visit from Muscatine as part of family celebrations.
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Ben, Hugene
Alusca
Local families share Christmas visits and gatherings
Mrs Warman and Mrs Cheeny hosted guests with plans to return Saturday. Mr and Mrs Nussbaum spent Xmas day with their parents Mr and Mrs Kleist. A large family reunion and Xmas dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Foster filled the day for nineteen. Gillett, recently ill with pneumonia, remains convalescent. Glendale relatives and friends gathered at the Gillett home. Freyermuths hosted a turkey dinner for extended families on Xmas. Henry Kettlekamp from Rock Island visits relatives. A P Davis of Wilton spends time with his father R Davis. Lilian Workman holiday visits with sister Mrs Freyermuth.
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Iowa
Rep
Vollmer
Connolly
Ren. Kirkpatrick
Wade
Kirkpatrick
Burleson
Vollmeér
Post Office
White House
Des Moines
Geo. Freyermuth
Grace
Clarence
Ethel Foster
Arizona Watson
J. L. Gilett
J. L. Warman
Eugene
D. A. Eleist
Henry Kettlekamp
Rock Island
F. C. Mewes
W. Slusher
A. P. Davis
Wilton
R. Davis
Lilian Workman
Wm. Freyermuth
Christmas gift judgment urged by doctor and readers
Dr T F Beveridge argues that physicians observe family habits across classes and call for more useful Christmas gifts. He notes excess trashy items flood homes and suggests newspapers and tactful citizens discourage waste while preserving toys for children. He compares this to uplifting Fourth of July celebrations and urges better consumer judgment.
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Jess
T. F. Beveridge
Year’s Apple Crop Largest Ever Reported
The 1914 U S apple yield was estimated at 259 million bushels, the largest crop on record, the Agriculture Department announced from Washington. The Associated Press leans wire report notes the record harvest across the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Department of Agriculture
Sneakiness vs Tact in Workplace Advice
The fragment argues that excessive tact turns a person into a coward, praising steady self advancement while noting the difficulty of pleasing all colleagues. It reflects older vernacular and social norms about ambition and interpersonal conduct.
Agricultural yield figures show 114000000 more than last year
New York leads with 49600000 bushels while figures reflect actual agricultural yield not marketed crop. 1914 basis would imply a commercial crop of 1048600000 bushels. Advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as effective cleansing medicine.
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New York
Gare
Ga. P. A. Morgan
Foley
South American ships to wait in southern waters
Navy officials consider letting naval vessels from South American nations join the international fleet in southern waters before the Panama Canal opening. This would avoid a long winter voyage to Hampton Roads where American and European ships assemble. Final preparations for President Wilsons trip south for the canal opening and related ceremonies are not yet completed but expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Panama Canal
Hampton Roads
Cristobal
Wilson
Congress
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Advertising
Lorenzen & Woodman
Brunswick
Kansas City
Ciimbell
Detroit
Free Press
Thuelestowe
Muscatine Journal
Welerhauser
Misa Nellie Cox
Iowa City
Sarah White
Peter
Anna Musser
W. T., Short
A. Bell
Mississippi River
Buffalo
George H. Kay
Capital
Rep. Falconer
Scott
Atead
Pattie
Nation Capital
Beechams
Beass
Kent
Jove
Signor Worthington
Aunt Pattie
Maror Billy
Lasca
Perry
Titania
Harry
K. A. Whitehead
Foster
What Is
Castoria
Astoria
Chas.h.fletcher
Cate
Abe Meartin
Rock Island Lines
Englewood Union Station
63Rd Street
la Salle Station
Phra Island
W. R. Votaw
Towa
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