Journal notices and local business directory listing
The Daily Journal and Semi-Weekly Journal deliver details show newspaper circulation and weekly delivery. It lists mail subscription costs and several local merchants serving readers, including Burlout Grocery, Tobore Bros. Grocery, and Chaykas Grocery among others in Muscatine areas.
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Aubachibers
Muscatine
Daily Journal
Vance
Boml
Vyesseeree Journal Sonncies
Winn ‘Agendon
One
Burlout
East and
Tobore Bros
Oregon Street
MGA
Busch's Deng Store
Hem Whey
Anu. Echlorinie
Chaykas
Weat Hill
Teleyaorts Town Private Branch Numbers and Roles
fragmented OCR shows internal office numbers and titles for Teleyarts town branch. lists roles such as publisher managing editor city editor foreman compositor and mailing room with vague references to numbers 23 27. appears as an old printer or newspaper staff roster with unclear context.
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Teleyaorts
Exchenka
Anowern Xk
F. D. Throop
S. Titchtnrin
Governor Clarke Urges Mediation to End Inwa Labor Conflicts
Governor Clarke sent a special message to the assembly urging a legal mechanism to settle Invir disputes and protect the public order amid warring factions. He argues arbitration could be fair and necessary to avoid force and preserve state stability.
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Clare
Musexting
Tims
Inwa
Clarke
Clarke Naverta
Rugle
Promise of Greatness Fades in New Jersey Labor Row
President-elect Wilson, amid a labor delegation’s plea, refused to promise reappointment of the current Republican governor appointee. He stated public office should embody duties over any single man and warned against political favoritism. The exchange highlighted the push to name a labor-friendly successor and the governor’s stance on merit.
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Cagg Ang
Wilson
Nama Gomosrat
New Jersey
President Guided by Justice Not Grace in Public Office
The speaker argues the president should rule by the principle of justice rather than grace and not be swayed by recognition of service. His distribution of offices may alienate key party workers, yet he is predicted to become a great president.
City Mall plot urged for bond bill in Des Moines
Rep Bern Black introduced a bill to permit special charter cities to issue bonds for municipal buildings. Passage is hoped soon to fund a new city hall before the next winter. The current winter is mild, aiding officials and workers.
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Bern Black
Des Moines
Indecent Magazines Sparking Protests In Marshalltown
The Marshalltown Times-Republican reprints a protest noting magazines labeled as better flags reveal a rising indecent content trend. The paper argues widespread reader agreement with the stance and urges action against the spread of such material.
Progressive or merger schemes stir party talk in many papers
The letters reflect debates over Wilsons test of progressiveness Burt Talt’s failed climb to power and Munsey’s plan to merge Republican and Progressive forces into a Liberal party. Also noted are bankruptcy claims against Prof Thurston Peek, and scattered editorials on roads, horse-drawn economy, and parcel post gains.
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Seniorville -Lowoglan
Frank
Munsey
Csn
The Indecent Magazine Debate in Marshalltown
A Marshalltown Times-Republican column criticizes indecent magazines, arguing they corrupt public morality and lure curious youths with prurient content. The piece condemns magazines for erotic, vulgar material and moral degradation, urging readers to oppose such publications.
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Marshalltown Times - Republian
Mungles
Reminiscences of Long Ago Collage from Muscatine Journal
A clipped Muscatine Journal reminiscence column recalls fifty years ago with local lore about Indians and band undertakings in the slough, and notes on the red eye trade. It recounts forty years ago health concerns of R. M. Baker and regional figures at the Davenport horticultural meeting. Thirty years ago items include Harry Purvis’s overcoat incident at Mt. Lukens School and Mr and Mrs Evans’ return from a convention with others reporting similar gatherings.
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Muscatins
R. M. Baker
Suel Poster
G. W. van Horne
Davenport
Harry Purvis
Mt Lukena
J Bulding
Charles Smith
Lisa
Evans
Parents Face Moral Decline From Magazines and Plays
A 19th century editorial warns that unbridled passions in magazines and plays corrupt youth and threaten parental duty. It urges parents to police reading, watching, and access to indecent fiction and sensational content, arguing schools and publishers shift responsibility away from families. The piece calls for vigilance and refusal to expose children to obscene material.
Gossip at the Iowa Capital
In Des Moines on January 22 Special Correspondence reports Representative Brady of Dallas County praising corn shows buying ten prize ears for 25 dollars and paying 7.40 for second best. C A Zevens of Kellogg plans a monoplane trial flight with a 40 horsepower engine. Deputy State Fire Marshal Tracey attends Creston court over conspiracies to engage in arson. Former Iowa legislator For ZY Gurley has died recently.
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Deg Moines
Brady
Dallas County
C. A. Zevens
Kellogg
Tracey
Creston
Unlimited Diabetes Cure Claim From Ames Chemical Co Ad
An advertisement claims a vegetable remedy quickly relieves diabetes symptoms by reducing sugar and a specific gravity, promising a free trial package and dietary booklet. It urges diabetics to mail 540 for a trial and includes a groundstone list of foods with starch and sugar values.
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Siniet
Bbc
Ames Chemical CO
Whitneys Point
N.Y
Murgigs'a
Birthday Celebration for Miss Alteg a at Alice Pearl Home
A merry crowd gathered at Miss Alice Pearl's home last Saturday for Miss Alteg's birthday. The event brought delight to the young guests who wished Miss Lorber many happy returns on the day.
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Alice
Misa Alteg
Lorber
Governor’s inaugural supports hog cholera action in Iowa
Canton Missouri and Chapinda Picksworth from Anamosa reformatory featured in a discussion on hog cholera eradication. Governor’s inaugural address endorsed rapid state action with a $50,000 appropriation to be introduced by Henry Brady of Dallas County. Senate lead by Senator Ames to push the measure before other farming-related demands.
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Iowa
Henry
Brady
Dallas County
Agricultural College
Ames
Senate
News and Views from Nation's Capitol January 22 Report
Washington correspondents recount warnings from Judge H M Towner about an extra congressional session serving party ends. The piece notes memorial events for Albert W Hubbard and lists Congressmen and locals visiting or traveling, including Kirkpatrick in transit, Traceys en route to Bermuda, and Iowa officials in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Spegia
H. M. Towner
Bight
Iowa
Tor Tari
Nous
Tawrar
Connolly Returns Home From Washington Trip
Maurice Connolly representative-elect for Iowa in the Third District, who has been in Washington since mid December apart from a Panama trip, left for home on Sunday.
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Maurice Connolly
Dubuque
Iowa
Panama
Washington
Bucklen's Arnica Heals Severe Road Rash Injuries
A misread ad notes Bucklen's Arnica Salve treated injuries from a rough road incident in Bed Pool Threet Ala. The drug store Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises the product at 23 cents and promotes its healing claims for skin injuries.
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Bucklen
Havercamp
Wilton Kept Busy With Visits and Gatherings
Wilton Iowa residents swapped weekend trips and social events as Miss Kate McGuinn visited from Muscatine, Clarence Browz from the same area spent a Sunday at home, and Mrs. Charles Smith hosted a large miscellaneous shower for Miss Ade line McSwiggen. The NNC met for an afternoon program on American architecture led by Miss Faye Ayres with papers and piano pieces. Several locals traveled to Muscatine Davenport and Davenport for visits and business, with social calls and small gatherings peppering the town.
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Harry Friederichsen
Marengo
Rudolph Friederichsen
N. N.C
S. S. Wright
Faye Ayres
Een Bannick
C. B. Hawler
D. BE. Smith
G. Bannisk
Welton
Blanche Lauck
Anna Ringrendbers
Anna Brown
Adeline McSwiggen
Clarence Brown
Weurr Anverer
D. T. Dwyer
M. Sullivan
Mrai Murphy
Irs
T. RB
Tussaly
Clara Ung Se McSwirgen
Neltig
Lauretta Dieswiggen
Mary
Julia Tarrant
Teresa
Elivdeth Smith
Nelle McSwirgen
Katherine McGakin
Millecatine
Argaret McSwiggin
Davenport
George Angerer
West Liberty
Farewell Oyster Supper for Rev Boyce at Cranston
In Cranston Iowa on Monday evening an oyster supper honored Rev Boyce and his family of the Christian church west of town. Boyce sold his farm to Byron Bain and will move nearby Parlee to continue preaching at Oak Grove church on the second and fourth Sundays. Mgr Charles Sheldon and Mrs Sheldon of Waterloos are visiting relatives nearby. T Holgote visits Grinnell this week, Miss Mabel Townsley from near Iowa City visits relatives. About twenty men attended.
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Holgote
Grinnel
Mabel Townsley
Iowa City
Local church meeting notes and sports roundup
The note covers a wood chopping event for the DG Bu church on Thursday and the Ladies Aid set meeting at Mrs. Roy Wilhelme's home. It mentions visitors John Fulmer and Mildred from Chinagoy, Mia Norris from Conceville visiting Cecily, plus a praise for high school and town teams after beating Letts. Two Saturday games: Nichole Bugh school and town center teams versus town league at the old brick Church.
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DG. Bu
Ladies' Aid
Roy Wilhelme
John Fulmer
Ottumwa
Mildred
Chinagoy
Mia
Mia. Norris
Conceville
Cecily
Letts
Nichole Bugh School
Venter
Perms
Local residents visit Muscatine and area sports win
Mr and Mrs Frank Gregg spent Friday in Muscatine and returned home on the evening train. Numerous locals visited Muscatine relatives and friends Saturday morning. The local high school basketball team defeated Cranston 18 to 7 while the town team won 25 to 15 at Cranston.
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J. Coyner
Harry Coyner
Mise Marie Hahy
Muacotine
Silas
Cranston School
Hare
Cranston Town
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