Journal Iowa Printing Co Publisher Record
The Journal Iowa Printing Co is listed with F B Throop as publisher and U P Loomis as managing editor. It claims to be the official paper of City and County with circulation exceeding all Oiler Muscatine papers combined and at least three times that of any other daily. It is a member of the Associated Press and the Iowa Evening Press Association.
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Philo Hay Svec, Co
Newark
W. H. Grape
A. G. Bestenlehner
G. A. Riemcke
A. W. Morgan
Newspaper Subscription Details From The Daily Journal
The Daily Journal is issued every evening except Sunday. The Semi-Weekly Journal comes 10 pages on Tuesday and 5 pages Friday nights. Daily deliveries in the city by carrier and weekly collection of 10 cents. Daily by mail for one year. Semi-Weekly one year rate.
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Daily Journal
Coe Loo
Journal Agencies Directory for City Readers
The Journal lists several city agencies for reader convenience including East Hill Clay Kneese Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine W F Miksch's grocery End of street car track W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey venue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill J H W Fuller Grocery.
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East Hill
Clay Kneese
East 2Nd Treet
South Muscatine
W. F
Muscatine Journal December 1907 Circulation Statement
Sworn statement by publisher Frank D Throop confirms the Muscatine Journal printed and circulated a specified number of copies in December 1907. Notary Arthur Hoffman witnessed the oath on January 2, 1908, in Muscatine County Iowa.
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Bell
Wississippi Valley
Bee Shed
Emmons As
Muscatine Journal
Frank D. Throop
The
Muscatine Co
State of Lowa
Arthur Hoffman
Modern Miracles in Iowa Republicans Unite in Ot
In a rare county unity move, Wapello hosts a Republican mass meeting in Ot, marking a turn from factional strife that once divided farmers, businessmen, and families across the county. The consensus signals a disciplined, optimistic shift for Iowa Republicans.
Wapello Plan Urges End to Republican Factional Strife
A statewide note from Iowa Republicans praises the Wapello County Republican club for unity and endorses eliminating factionalism. The piece recalls the club's platform urging support for party nominees and majority rule in the primaries, urging other counties to follow Iowa’s southern example.
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Wapello County
Republican Club
Allison
Cummins
Taft
Iowa
Des Moines
Muscatine County
Oth
Wapello
Ex Governor Davis B Francis Receives North Star Order
Former Missouri governor Davis B. Francis awarded the Order of the North Star in his role as former president of the Louisiana organization. The honor highlights his service and leadership within the group.
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Davis B. Francis
Missouri
Order of the North Star
Louisiana
Reminiscences of Long Ago in Muscatine
A retrospective column recalls events from 1858 to 1906 in Muscatine. It mentions a Sunday in 1858, a new barber shop opened by M L Merritt, a notable painting at Burnett’s book store by Corinne Sinnett, and news that Michael Lynch was alive though ill. It also notes Isaac Hoffman ill at home, a Presbytery meeting in Iowa City, a cooking club gathering, and city officials facing upcoming elections. Ten years back Muscatine planned another button factory by Ambrose Butcher and Clay Kneese, with Captain Tillie organizing Co. C property and ex Consul Irving Richman arriving with his family amid a Swiss snowstorm.
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M. L. Merritt
Hare's Hall
Burnett’s Book Store
O. W. Brown
Corinne Sinnett
Elmira
N. Y
Michael Lynch
Draper's Grocery
Lynch
S. H. Parvin
Iowa City
Cooking Club
Julia Black
Gobble
Block
Biles
Ajuewis
Hahn
Jones
Schenck
Appel
Muscatine
Ambrose Butcher
Clay Kneese
McElroy
Mulberry
John Tillie
Co. C
F. W. Bishop
Irving B. Richman
Night prowlers fail to breach Chaplin residence
A trio of thieves attempted a burglary at Charles Chaplin's hill residence last night but were frightened away before entering. C. S. Bird, once of Muscatine and now a McHenry County resident for a year, has returned to Muscatine to live.
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Charles Chaplin
C. S. Bird
Muscatine
McHenry County
Ill
Exhibition Purchase Announcement in Jamestown Venture
Announcement states that any orders made to the president of the late Jamestown show in his role as head of the ill starred venture will be returned unpaid due to lack of funds. It notes the presidency cannot honor obligations at this time.
If Jeff Davis Had Not Been Taken Ill
A reflective passage suggests that illness in Chicago spared Jeff Davis from predicting the unemployed riots in a lake city, implying Providence intervened to avert the peril. It frames a historical what if about unrest and fate.
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Jeff Davis
Chicago
Lake City
Providence
Gentle exchanges spark amusement in Register Leader and Uncle George
The Register and Leader and Uncle George Perkins trade chiding remarks that reveal mutual admiration and respect, though the exchange ends with a moment of doubt about its usefulness.
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George Perkins
Commission Plan Victory Fades in Sioux City
The municipal government commission plan again defeats in Sioux City after a Davenport inspired effort. It is presumed Sioux City will face scrutiny as a potentially law breaking municipality for resisting the reform.
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Commission
Sioux City
Davenport
Evelyn Leads But Harry Takes Odd Electric Role
Evelyn was the star of the opening performance while she remains the leading woman on this tour. Harry now headlines in an eccentric part, reportedly preferring something more electric for the new run.
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Evelyn
Harry
Parker accuses rival of duplicity in political clash
Parker claims Bryan is two faced and attacks Roosevelt on a comparable or worse issue. Alton B. is urged to be certain about the accusation's basis.
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Parker
Bryan
Roosevelt
Alton B
Pickard Identified After Notable Entrance and Exit
A brief report notes a man named Pickard who walked in, turned around, and walked out again, emphasizing the unusual sequence of his entry and exit.
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Pickard
Iowa Delegation Split Over Shaw Presidential Bid
The Mason City Globe Gazette dismisses Shaw as a candidate for Iowa’s delegation and Taft support remains strong. Marshalltown Times-Republican says canal costs matter less than completing the project. Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Hughes shows no strong drive for the presidency.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hughes
Telegraph Critiques Progressive Leaders Over La Follette Support
The Dubuque Telegraph says some men feign opposition to aid their own aims and criticizes progressive leaders for not backing La Follette for president.
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Dubuque
la Follette
Iowa Politician Abe Funk Praised Quietly in Burlington Gazette
The Burlington Gazette remarks that Abe Funk receives more favorable comments and fewer public offices than any other politician in Iowa, highlighting his restrained reputation and limited political roles.
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Abe Funk
Iowa
The
Burlington Gazette
City and County Vax List for Moscow Districts
Moscow school valuation shows 237,505 for the school district with 18,485 in another entry totaling 255,990. Railroad operations value lists 49,941 for railroads and 234 for the express company. Telegraph 23408 and telephone 2655-06325 contribute to overall valuations.
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Moscow Two
Moscow Typ
Moscow Ind
Express Company
Telegraph Company
Telephone Co
Springdale visits and family death reach local pages
Leonard Kingsbury of Rock Island Illinois is visiting Springdale this week. J Z Williams from North Liberty called on friends in Springdale earlier. Mrs J J Shreve learns of her brother Wilfred Halderman’s death in Dubuque Iowa news confirms a family loss this week.
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Springdale
Leonard Kingsbury
Rock Island
J. Z. Williams
North Liberty
J. J. Shreve
Wilfred Halderman
Dubnaué
Tragic Death of N W A R C Employee Halderman
Halderman, about thirty two, employed by the N. W. A. R. C., was accidentally killed. Local society notes list various visits, meetings, and personnel changes across West Branch, Springdale, Rochester, and Cedar Valley with several residents and visitors mentioned. The Rochester Telephone Switch Company elected S. C. Baker president and new line expansion approved. Community events include social parties, aid society activities, and Epworth League attendance.
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Halderman
J. J. Hodgson
West Branch
Susan Porter
Mount Vernon
Roy Sheets
Plato
Springdale
Leslie Porter
Iowa City
Rochester Telephone Switch Company
Rochester
S. C. Baker
Henry Hamiel
Geo. ‘Karnessee
W. B. Ellison
Ross
Eves
Mabel Jefferson
Casey
Lucinda Davidson
Allie Millett
Minnie Embree
Lucy Millett
Mary Small
Susie J. Lewis
Miller
Lewis
Nettie Phelps
Laura Gray
Great Comedian Ego Hidden In Marion Hill Notes
Literary notes discuss Marion Hill's short stories in The American Magazine. The February piece recounts a young actress Miss Duke irritated by the actor-manager. He teases a new role while she recalls his Macbeth, highlighting stage dynamics and humor.
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Marion Hill
Days of Slavery Are Over Summary in Boston Tale
In American Magazine February Ray Stannard Baker opens a series on the negro in the North. He recounts tension as a Boston social settlement teacher asks a Negro boy to pick up a handkerchief. The boy responds the days of slavery are over, highlighting lingering prejudice.
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Ray Stannard Baker
North
Mr. Baker
Evening Reflections Leave Night Behind with Morning Light
Torrance Benjamin writes in February for Ainslee's as a lover asks about the night and tears. The poem suggests love clearing clouds as dawn comes with a new day and sunshine.
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Torrance Benjamin
Ainslee
Camilla Eyes Freedom as Ned’s Ghost Haunts Daring Plans
In a cold night of plotting Camilla weighs marriage to a wealthy suitor against fear of loss and dependence. She contemplates a life with lavish comforts yet feels trapped by obligation and memories of Ned as she plans to dine out and cover debts.
ZEMO Promises Cures for Eczema and Pimples
Advertisement claims ZEMO a clean external liquid quickly and permanently cures eczema and pimples by drawing germs to the surface and destroying them. It asks readers to write E. W. Rose Med Co for a sample and notes A. W. Morgan sells it at 107 West Second Street.
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ZEMO
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
To Be Continged
Mrs. Lancing, after soothing Betty and her sister in the nursery, contemplates the value of a substantial cheque from Haverford. She feels a surge of exhilaration and security, planning how much to inscribe on the note while admiring flowers Sir Samuel sent and preparing for dinner.
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Camilla
Camille
Mrs. Lancing
Betty
Samuel
Dr King’s New Discovery touted for baby relief
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery instantly relieves and cures babies with croup coughs or colds. It lists prices as 50 cents and one dollar and credits Slavercamp’s Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
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Syudi
Iowa Evening Bress Association
Jasper County
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Marshall St
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A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Isaac Hoffman
S. Cohen
F. J. Mark & Co
Mason City Globe Gazette
Shaw
Globe Gazette
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Panama Canal
Moscow Township
Lange
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Liemkuehler
Prank
Long
Catherine
Mark
Henry W
Marolf
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Valet
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Walker
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Weisse
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Herman
Will
Anna M
Frank W
Ho Will
George W
Harry HH
Ssoevnee
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Moscow
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May's Red Air Health
Rupert
Paris
Mr. Haverford
Camilla Lancing
Ned
Agnes
Haverford
Veronique
Sir Samuel
E.M. Dickson
Resiner St
Windianapolis
Belk
Sterling Remedy Co
Chindas
N.Y
Chamberlin
Kindt & CO
Charlies H. Salisbury
Mgr
Sherman
Arkansas
Badman Johnson
Ksaw & Erlanger
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