Journal Printing Co publication notes and bureaus
The Journal Printing Co announces it is the official paper of City and County with circulation exceeding all Muscatine papers and at least triple any other daily. It lists Associated Press and Lee Syndicate membership and Iowa Evening Press Association representation in Muscatine and Chicago offices with designated editors and staff contacts.
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Muscatine
Bend City
Moders Brotherhood of America
K. of P
H. King
Ryan
Daily Journal publication schedule and rates
The Daily Journal appears each evening except Sunday while the Semi-Weekly Journal runs 10 pages on Tuesday and 5 pages on Friday nights. Daily delivery in the city by carrier and weekly collection for 10 cents. annual mail subscription and lease terms noted.
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Daily Journal
LeaseOne
Bane Dine Ee
Journal Agencies Map Local Store Network
The Journal lists city agencies for reader convenience including East Hill shops and West Hill groceries. Notable entries include Clay Kneese Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine W F Mikseh's Grocery End of street car track W C A Busch's Drag Store Hershey arruwue Kecklerville Charykas Grocery and J H Fuller Grocery.
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The
Journal
East Hill
Clay Kneese
East 2Nd
Muscatine
W. F. Mikseh’s
W. C. A. Busch
Hershey
Sworn December 1907 Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal
Frank D. Throop publisher swears the Muscatine Journal printed and circulated 1907 December copies totaling 169 510. The sworn statement lists various circulation figures and office details, certified by notarized attestation on January 2, 1908.
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Bell
Muscatine Journal
Ccat
Gaeta
Frank D. Throop
The
Muscatine Co
State of Iowa
Arthur Hoffman
Progressives and the Iowa Progressives Union
The Marion Register discusses the use of the label progressive and argues that Iowa progressives differ from national progressives. It contrasts reform-minded papers and the presence of a local progressives union with dues, noting critique of corporate influence and support for policies benefiting the masses.
Iowa Progressives Under Pressure From Inside Party
The piece contrasts a reformist ethos with a secretive clique in Iowa politics. It cites Secretary Taft aligning with Roosevelt’s program, notes pro and anti Roosevelt stand among Iowa papers, and argues many papers are progressive in policy but not in name while major Rathbun faces mixed coverage across outlets.
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Marion Register
Major Rathbun
Iowa
Taney
Des Moines
Taft
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
United States
Rathbun
Exhibition Fire At Wedding Kills 300 in China
A moving picture machine brought from abroad sparked a film exhibit that caught fire during a wedding in China. The blaze and ensuing panic killed about 300 people, fueling beliefs that the device is an agent of the devil among observers.
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China
Rockefeller family history returns to center stage
The piece suggests renewed interest in John D. Rockefeller's father and hints at a mysterious figure who assaulted William Patterson. It mentions a Rockefeller relative, described as the scapegrace brother, expected to reveal family history to a breathless world.
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John D. Rockefeller
William Patterson
John D
William
Rockefeller
California court art prompts delayed mayor Schmitz release
A California court action appears timed after coverage in yellow magazines about victory over graft in Frisco. The delay hints at strategic publication rhythm surrounding Mayor Schmitz.
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California
Frisco
Schmitz
Ex-Governor Boies Beats Critical Illness in Texas
Ex-Governor Boies is past the danger point after a critical illness in El Paso Texas. The news brings relief to supporters across Iowa who followed his health closely.
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Iowa
Boies
el Paso
Texas
Chicago subways become part of Dubuque politics
The Dubuque Times-Journal notes Chicago's subway plans influence Chica go's transportation debates. It suggests a shift in broader political strategy as urban transit ideas gain prominence in local discourse.
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Dubuque
Toad Feasts After 1000 Years in New York Zoo
A New York zoo reports a toad has eaten its first meal in a thousand years, hinting at a dramatic change since its last feeding. The joke notes rising prices since the creature’s previous meal.
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Clinton Herald
New York
Gen Herpart zoomian Bordadpian heads Ottumwa unit
An OCR fragment notes Gen Herpart zoomian Bordadpian as head of a local Ottumwa unit, with limited context. No further details are readable to confirm position or actions beyond leadership mention.
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Ottumwa
Herpartzoomian Bordadpian
Reminiscences Of Long Ago In Local Notes
A compact column reviews events from 10, 20, and 30 years ago. It recalls a Sunday January 10 in a past era, legislative moves, a Durant music session ending, a county board decision on a levee claim, and obituaries including Frank Watkins and Miss Phebe W. Lewis. It notes a fatal straw stack accident near Moscow, and memorial services for local families.
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McNutt
Parvin
Burnett
Durant
Coe
Norman Academy of Music
Davenport
Board of Supervisors
Colonel Kincaid
Frank Watkins
W. P. Watkins
J. MacColm
Conrad Hucke
Moscow
Phebe W. Lewis
Friends Meeting
Armenian Hunchakisis Heading for America Causes Vessel Worry
Marion Register notes Cedar Rapids Republican asks how Secretary Taft has become Iowa’s presidential choice. The item jokes about a figure and mentions maritime fears as a name could affect a vessel.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Taft
Iowa
Editor Harden Defines Responsibility for Writing
The editor from Berlin asserts he bears sole responsibility for his words while denying accountability for readers interpretations. The remark mirrors a broader debate over authorial liability in print media.
Muscatine Promotes City Ad Campaign Spend
The Muscatine Journal lauds Muscatine as well advertised after Sunday meetings and hopes the city earns the six to ten thousand dollars invested. The Cedar Rapids Republican notes the self congratulatory tone of the campaign and its perceived value.
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Cedar Rapids
Muscatine Journal
Muscatine
Hough Calls For Letting Them Go In Iowa City
A harsh editorial voice urges mercy toward a political figure only to threaten extreme violence. The writer imagines using a shotgun to kill John C. Cottrell, claiming such an act would rid the state of a man deemed unworthy of mercy.
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Iowa City
Hough
John C. Cottrell
Admiral Brownson Rejects Resignation Implication
In his resignation letter Admiral Brownson states that any indication of waning confidence or harm to the navy spirit weakens efficiency. He notes the claim is not about his own doubts or the officers' reluctance to follow an order but acknowledges potential interpretation.
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Council Bluffs
Harden
Berlin
Sioux City Journal
Brownson
Toyland tale in Nuremberg amusement notices
In Sam Morris tale Toyland an old toymaker Fritz Heine tries to animate Gretchen Schumacher the village bell. Gretchen and Heinrich foil his pact with Mephisto during the carnival of toys and demand life for the doll. Grand Monday evening event.
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Nuremberg
Sam Morris
Toyland
Fritz Heine
Gretchen Schumacher
Gretchen
Heinrich
Mephisto
Eczema Now Curable by ZEMO Medicine
ZEMO topical medicine claims immediate itching relief and germ destruction for skin diseases including eczema. The advertisement notes permanent cure possible with this preparation and lists Druggists and the distributor E. W. Rose Med Co of St. Louis Missouri, with A. W. Morgan at 107 West Record Street as a local seller.
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Sare
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Record Street
Man Bound Over For Shoe Theft At Wil son & Cherry's
Judge Rowan bound a man over on a shoe theft at Wil son and Cherry's. The defendant, not a financier, boards with the new sheriff until the grand jury acts tomorrow or the next day. Meanwhile, Anna May La Grille celebrated her fourth birthday with a party at the Globe restaurant.
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Rowan
Wilson & Cherry's
Grand
Robert T. la Grille
Globe
Anna
Camilla Faces Fatigue on Quiet Journey Home
Camilla Lancing endures a rough rail trip after car trouble blocks their road. She remains buoyant amid fatigue, while the man who aids her reflects concern, recalling Agnes Brenton’s India rubber ball metaphor about her resilience and the looming return to a difficult day.
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Haverford
Camilla Lancing
Camilla
Yelverton
Agnes Brenton
A Woman Seeks Escape as Haverford Holds Distance
In the waiting room Camilla battles loneliness and doubt while Rupert Haverford remains cautious and distant. She schemes small plans to cope through the fog of worry, and he suggests rest, though she resists. Their exchanged tones hint at growing tension and unspoken motives as a train arrives.
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Haverford
Rupert Haverford
Mrs. Lancing
Camille
Camilla
Keota Keota Keota Notes and Local Happenings
Keota Iowa district reports R L Richardson buys B E Ramsey furniture stock and takes possession. Ed Droz hosts January 20 meeting. Evangelistic services begin at Methodist church led by Rev J F Robertson with Ed A Hulse choir. Shamrock Trio concert in Christian church noted along with various visits and school notices.
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Adla Richards
Udell’s
Clara Droz
Shamrock
Christian Church
Methodist Church
J. F. Robertson
Ed. A. Hulse
Evangelist Gable
Agnes Brown
Jessup
Iowa
Estelle Fish
Ruth Lindauer
Elva Downing
Racine
Wisconsin
Walter Downing
Washington
G. W. Eneland
Ill child Bert Robertson visit mentioned with local families
A note recalls time spent with Bert Robertson and his family, mentions their son Marjory is ill and at risk from lung fever, and records return of Mrs. E. C. Smith and her sons George and Lowell to Winfield on Saturday.
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Bert
Marjory Robertson
E. C. Smith
George and
Lowell
Winfield
Port Allen Local Notes and Social Roundup
The sick in the Port Allen area are improving. Jake McDaniel from Morning Sun stayed with his sister Mrs. Henry Musser over the weekend. Velma Messick returned from Columbus Junction after visiting friends. A big coon roast occurred recently with good reports. Rev J W Bechtel conducted Cone meetings with over 230 conversions. Harry Carney and John Orr are sawing wood locally. Alex McCullough and wife visited friends north of Cone Sunday afternoon. Dc Choun did his general but chering Tuesday. Roy Abbott from North Cone visited F G and F F McCullough and attended school at Cedar Falls. H F Babbitt and wife visited Coneville Tuesday.
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Port Allen
Jake McDaniel
Morning Sun
Henry Musser
Velma Messick
Columbus Junction
Cone
J. W. Bechtel
Harry Carney
John Orr
Alex McCullough
R. Choun
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Ene
Arruwue
Kecklerville
Charyka'’s Grocery
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Progressives
Ascetine Journal
Shelby Norman
Frank Headley
Bitzer
Jane E. Madden
S. V
Martha Hill
J. V
Emma Banks
Emma Dean
Treas
Addie Munroe
Vida Wing
B. A. Detwiler
Lillie H. Baird
E. Klepper
Amanda Cornell
West Branch
Susan Negus
Ellwood Negus
Joshua Collins
Hunchakisis
America
KEOTA
Stud
Philo Hay Spe
W. H. Graff
A. G. Bestenlehner
G. A. Riemckf
Chamberlin, Mindt & CO
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Ari Porias
E P. Day
CC Pest Second
Roy Abbott
North Cone
F. G
F. F. McCullough
Cedar Falls
H. F. Babbitt
Coneville
Society
UWA
W. Scor
W. M. L. Johnson
Waghincilun Chapier
M& M
A. E. Uthmer
Webb Council of
Hoya
LD. Lewite
Tom
L. Johnson
Recordec
DE Molay
G. L. Lesotie
W. H. Graft
Recorder
T. le. Ball
Albert Vetter
Sachem
M. P. Gof
C. of
Fraternal Aid Association
Bloomington
BF. A. A
Shammer
East Second Star
Alfred Moore
Res
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Romona Council No. 64
Mire
Emil Kren
Mug Balt
Resper
Keeorda
M. W
Moero Woodmen of
Eaca
Brock W.ick
Ashton
J. A. Leyda
I. O. O. F. Muscatine Lodge
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Viitairie Encampment
Woodbine Camp NO. 142
Royal Neighbors OF America
Kate Dunker
Oracle
Kate Parvin
Core McCoy
Iowa Legion OF Honor
Argus Lodge No. 17
Maccabee Helon
Wenabers
Chenonets
Iasidert
A. C. Hoppingon
Meon
Orsi
G. A. KB. Bal
A. B. Rebmer
Gus. Schmidt
Muscatin
Woodman Hall
H. G. Schoenig
Chancelioz
GC. Coster
B. P. O. Elks Muscatine Lodge NO
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Elks Hall
Iowa Avenue
Over Conk
Musses Bank
Vadic
Dr. H. Johnson Deas
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Tag's Lodge Bell
Dunbar
W. C Towers
W. John
Muscatine Castle
Woodmen Hall
Alexander W. Scott
Elma Scott
A. O. Vu
Eagle Lodge No
K. P. Hallowa Avenue
F. Schoenig
H. Dolsen
Banner Lodge
Pythian Hall
Mollies Wiles
Mary Crouch
Guesie Mull
First National Bank
Sur Cook
Musser & CO
Stats Bank and Trust CO
Murcer
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