Local City Merchants Listed In Journal Advertisements
The Journal prints a reader friendly list of city merchants including Hin Hurlbut Grocery Rast 2nd Houth Muschtins Tobors Bros groc ew Ororotstract W. C. A. Buach's Drug Store Hor MEnckloreitic Chaykn'a nekklorville Ayn Grocery Went Fl J. H. Fuller Grocery and Van Zyl Grocery.
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Journal A Fhe
Hurlbut
Tobors Bros
Grocew
Ororotstract
W. ¢. A. Buach
Nekklorville
Ayn Grocery
Went
J. H. Fuller Grocery
M, van Zyl
Thalephones Exoname Numbers 26 and 37 Inquiries
The message lists private branch exoname numbers 26 and 37 and instructs operators to request a person or department number. It provides office contact lines including Managing Editor City Editor Society Eokoer Composing room Mailing room Orator Adv. Ater and directs callers to use numbers 26 or 27 for business offices.
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Thalepahones
Yowa
Exoname
Crewers
Oe D. Pireen
Pablighsn
Unveiling of Black Hawk Statue Promises Hope and History
A 50 foot granite statue of Black Hawk crowns Eagle Nest Bluff above Rock River Iowa. The monument honors the famed Indian chief and his era, linking local memory to broader frontier history through reinforced concrete and enduring symbolism.
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Nwawk
Rock River
Oregon
Laredo
Blackhawk
Missssippi Valley
Enagle Nest
Fatio v
Destines Register
Statues of Indians Reflect Vanishing Race and History
The text discusses Black Hawk and his people, mourning a vanishing race and the attempt to honor leaders through sculpture. It reflects on the impact of white civilization, education, and institutions on Native Americans and their enduring legacy in marble and concrete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O River
Avis Coniuty
Iowa
Black Hawk
Black ‘Hawk
Tecumseh
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Mississippi Valley
Jackson
Hawk
Political arguments and editorials on president power and trusts
A collage of 1900s newspaper voices critiques presidential veto power, constitutional authority, and party politics. Iowa city and Waterloo roundups discuss governors, parole boards, and distrust of trusts, while Ottumwa and Monticello note财政 fiscal strain and upcoming enforcement for bootleggers. Names of cities, newspapers, and figures appear amid debate.
Fifty Years Ago July 1 Sunday in Beason
A fragment from a 19th century column recalls wheat arrival and sale by Weed, Bridgman & Kent. Jas Va nata raised winter wheat on the Slough-round, cut August 8, thrashed yesterday, yielding 21 bushels per acre of excellent quality.
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Beason
Weed
Bridg- Man &Kent
Amusing Editorial Snippets and Health Boosting Cure
A collage of quotes on rail rates and politics discusses the Sanborn decision and Minnesota intrastate restoration, plus speculation on Iowa governors Clarke or Kenyon and Taft’s reactions. An appealing testimonial extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for coughs and lung ailments with a free trial offer.
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Sioux City Tribune
Minnesota
Sanborn
Chicago
Bismark
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Waft
Patterson
Wellingston
Tex
Havercamp
Wilton Iowa Delayed News Briefs July 1 1911
Delayed local notices from Wilton Iowa report a string of brief exchanges and visits. Names include Mrs H H Clifford Miss Hloraneco Nolte and Miss Ruth Ringgenberg with trips to Muscatine Creston Moscow West Liberty and Iowa City. The Wilton fair is scheduled for August 15 to 17 1911 with programs and premium lists available from secretary Dr H W Johnson.
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Hare
Myr
Harry Gordon
Cummings
Walter
Herr
Durant
Sarah Kiel
Creston
Lake
Wd Nicolaus
Iowa City
H. W. Johnson
Nellie Dogo
Muscatine
G. Murphy
Anna
Maud
Nora
Wm. Murphy
Jessie Mowsley
Moscow
Ruth Ringgenberg
Halen Hall
Mary Rutt
Guts Nonpo
Miller Mulfora Congregational Church Services
A list of church activities for July 1911 includes Mulfora Congregational Church near Hershey Avenue and Main Street with Bible school for all ages, morning service at 10:20, and Rev Arthur Ryan joining July 4. Other churches in town schedule Sunday schools, sermons, prayer meetings, and youth programs with notices for All Saints Chapel and Trinity Episcopal Church, plus German Methodist and United Brethren services and a Fourth of July park picnic.
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Aalic
Daily Journal
Roml
Mall
New Fork
Ommce
West Aird Street
Payne & Young
Chicago
Mulfora Congregational Church
Hershey
Main St
Thomlinson
Bible School
Alice ” Dent
Fralt Poaring
Mening ‘Prenching
Breket
Arthur Ryan
First Baptist Church
Corner Cedar
Third Streets
West Hill Chapel
Chas. H. Reesink
Marguerite Allan
Presbyterian Church Lawn
Deltic Alphas
Mathew
J. B. Smith
Grace English Dusheran
Iowa Avenue
Sixth Street
A. E. Isham
Trinity
Luthor League
Isham
Ingles
Ald Society
Church Council
Wood Park
Trinity Episcopal Church
Webster Hakes
All Saint's Chapel
All Saints’ Chapel
German Methodist Church
Weed Park
Ladies’ Ald Society
W. Cc
Schultze
Evangelical Lutheran Zion's Church
Sycamore
John Haefner
Frauen-Verein
Theodore Valentiner
Dubuque
German Congregational Church
A. Dettmers
Old gores and ulcers quick healing from accidents
A fragment outlines various injuries including burns scalds bites and wounds said to heal quickly with remedies for animals insects and other accidents. The tone resembles a medical or household guide listing common afflictions and suggested quick cures.
Bode This antiseptic deodorant available at druggists
An antiseptic deodorant called Bode This claims immediate stopping of putrefaction destruction of germs bleeding control of rackjaw blood poison and proud flesh healing quickly with no pain or scar. It is marketed for chronic sores ulcers and is priced at 26 cents, sold by mail or druggist. Davenport, Iowa.
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Davenport
Church notices and services in several Wisconsin churches
The column lists morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and congregational events across multiple churches in Munsersville and nearby areas. It notes parsonages, pastors, summer activities, youth meetings led by Harry Horst, and a Nazi reference not relevant. It mentions First Congregational, German Congregational, Evangelical Lutheran Zion’s, Presbyterian, Friends, and First Church of Christ, Scientist with service times and locations.
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Nthe
Hela
Congregational
Young
People's Meeting
Union
Presbyterian Church
Elopers Seek Midnight Minister in Davenport Escape
Charles Harrington aged 23 and Mary Christianson 24 of Davenport elope to Iowa City to wed before dawn after a tire blowout. They roused County Clerk Volkringer to obtain a license, chased a willing minister, and found one camping upriver at the Country Club.
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Town City
Speelad
Charles Harrington
Mary Christianson
Davenport
Iowa City
Downey
Volkringer
Pennsylvania
Europe
Davenporters United In Marriage At St James Hotel
George J. MacLean of U L declines presidency and contemplates bureau of education work in Europe while remaining active in education circles. Reports note two prominent town figures suffer arm injuries from cherry tree falls and a platform fall injures another. Homeopathic college retains its status amid statewide praise. A Seattle message records Maurice Crim pa, pioneer of Johnson county, has died. Mr and Mrs David Kirkpatrick of Lone Tree celebrate golden wedding. Sixteen saloons close in Johnson county's dry districts. Leo Kohli's stolen bicycle is recovered in Wellman after a resale.
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St. James
Maclean
George J. MacLean
U.L
Bureau of Education
Europa
Fureau
Albert Hogan
O. M. Tiffany
M. Thompson
Downey
W. I. Bywater
T. T. Hagard
College of Homeopathic Medicine
Lone Tree Wioneer
Seattle
Wash
Maurice Crim
Johnson County
Lone Tree
John
William’ Kelso
Dla
David Mkirkpatrick
Lone ‘Tree
Oxford
Solon
Jmne and
Moyse
Leo Kohli
Wellman
Retired Clerk Finds Fifteen Year Old Certified Check
Jersey City on July 11 Geo Bouton street and water board clerk after thirty years of service found a certified check for five thousand dollars tucked away among papers for fifteen years. The check was drawn by the Davis coal and coke company of West Virginia.
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Jersey City
N. J
Geo
IT. Bouton
Street and Water Board
Davis Coal and Coke Company of
West Virginia
Henry Gasg
Unclear Bid and Check Return in City Furnishing Case
A fragment notes an unsuccessful bid to furnish the city. Mr. Bouter cannot confirm if the company ever received the check or if it was cancelled long ago. He has returned the check to the company as part of the unsettled matter.
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Taft
Davis
Bouter
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Journal Sanal ‘Printing Co
Phroop
Loomis
Syr
Associated Press
Iddl
Nui
Council
Creaton American
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Place
Monticallo
Kembl
Stite Central
Andrés
Republicari
Uncle Sam
Mason City
George W. Clarke
Kenyon
Clarke
Moss
Charytter
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Cumming
Aldrich
Oskaloosa Herald
Sol
United Brethren Church
Mulberry Avenue
J.C. WH
Bode
First Congregational
Women's Bible
Cheva- Ner
Brotherhood
Henderson
Methodist Church
the Friends' Church
Fifth Streets
Ora
W. Carrell
Y. PS
Tople
Harry Horst
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut
Sixth Sts
Munsserville Friends
Corney
Wisconsin Street
Benham Avenue
Harvey Jones
Anna M. Pinkham
Foley
A.W. Morgan
Elopers
Davenport Coupe
Fate
Holland Rouse
Bath Royal
Holland
5Th Ave
90Th St
Elie
Carl Barnard
Brush
Smalley Auto and Marine Co
Front Street
Phono
Colfax
Rock Island
Desgrevine
Hotel
Colfax, Lows
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