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The Daily Journal offers city and county notices and lists local businesses for readers. It details circulation and delivery, profits versus other papers, and subscription options including weekly and semi weekly formats. It also provides department phone numbers and staff roles for business, society, composing room, and advertising inquiries.
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Gally
Agening
Imadvnnne
Batr
Iva
Thlophonea
F. D. Throon
Tupisher
Poor Mr Wilson and Roosevelt in Today’s Political Clash
The piece portrays President Wilson facing sharp criticism over cross-examination tactics and suffrage reactions while Roosevelt attacks the administration’s economic and foreign policy. It notes Sun-colonel Roosevelt and various critics detailing costs of living, tariff concerns, and party power fears.
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MR. Wilson
Wilson
Hua
Yestarddy
Colonal
Ae Dhuchle
Prohibition State Expansion Sparks Suffrage Debate
A fragment notes West Virginia's midnight entry into prohibition, making nine states aligned with it. It argues the expanded territory and population under prohibition outstrip areas where women vote, claiming woman suffrage is inevitable amid political tensions and secretary of State protests.
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West Virginia
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
Reminiscences trace back fifty years with Lt. Newton G. Long of the Twenty-fourth Missouri returning home after over three years away. He joined in 1861, served with Company A of the First Iowa, and now recovers from illness as friends note his progress and early return.
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Newton G. Long
Twenty
Missouri
Iowa
Hart
Navy
Daniels
President Wilson vows firm pledge defense of Democratic faith
In a Virginia editors delegation address President Wilson rejects wavering Democrats and reiterates firm resolve to carry out Democratic pledges. The Sioux City Journal notes a market outlook stressing potential implications of a large corporate failure and bank liabilities. Mason City Times criticizes Senator Kenyon as a fierce campaign strategist while urging sharper rhetoric against opponents.
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Burlington Gazette
Wilson
Virginia
Mason City Times
Menyoo
Connolly
Democratic Party
United Stat Mata
Kenyon
List of Letters Remaining Unclaimed at Muscatine Post
List of letters remaining unclaimed for week ending June 30 1914 includes men Erwin Allbee Ban Allen John Anderson Walter Bem oinger P W Chamberlain Way Entsler Circe Frack Wm Fite D Goodon Harry Gran F Hines Bert Hulman A D McCarky Harry McKee Austin Moran Wm Blemeke Wi N Strath and ladies Dollie Frye Mrs Ennis Mila. Also notes foreign-harmless Podzacks and admonition about whore reporters.
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Muscatine
Erwin Allbee
Ban Allen
John Anderson
Walter Bem Oinger
P. W. Chamberlain
Way. Entsler
Circe Frack
Wm. Fite
D. Goodon
Harry Gran
Hines
Bert Hulman
A. D. McCarky
Harry McKee
Austin Moran
Blemeke
Washington Welcome Crowd Sees President As Sedley Guides Lost Hotel Girl
In a bustling Washington procession, a tall man named Sedley helps a Southern belle named Norvelle Guillard, who is eager to glimpse the President. Their chance meeting leads to hotel help, a stroll through the Congressional Library, and budding affection amid festive crowds at the Capitol.
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Miller
Washington
Brown
Troy Allison
Pennsylvania Avenue
Veenie
Gedley
Sediey
Okey
Dole
Nna
Harraet
Jetta
Grand
Capitol
Papa
Sadley
Sedlay
Judge
Gaillaird
mAlbright
Sedley
Norvelle Guillard
Congressional Library
Paradise
Wilton Notes: Daily Visits and Local Travel
Wilton Iowa July 1 residents documented in town notes as many locals and visitors travel to Davenport Muscatine Moscow West Liberty and Omaha. Names include Miss Datale Irwin Mrs Emma Murphy Mr Rev M F Kirkpatrick and more with multiple short social calls and business visits noted.
Pleasant surprise party entertained in Oakville
In Oakville Illinois July 1 Mrs Frank Baxter and Miss Flora Peterson organized a pleasant surprise for sister Phienn Peterson. A jolly crowd attended and an enjoyable time was reported. Elizabeth Bailey leaves for Canada for extended visit with brother Wesley. Boyd Florey returns to Galesburg after several days visit. Mrs Lawrence Kurlt returns to Kirkeville after a visit at the Stork home. Reva Leper entertains Emma Nelson of Mediapolis. Henr ietta Beckman and Christian Kimken of Muscatine were Saltville visitors last week. Mrs C C Chano Ja in Kingerton this week tending grandson. Mrs A Reynolds to Enid Oklahoma for extended stay. James Peterson entertaining brother Thorais of Racine Wisconsin. Elmer Carter A D Waterhouse motored to Wapello bringing Lillian Carter and Nellie Batlay home. They have been in Wapello the past week. John Ingham of South Carolina greeting friends, formerly located in Brighton. Burlington party entertained at Frank East home in past days. Alveh Griner and wife Kingston visitors. Ed Glopfenstein and family motored from Washington state this week visiting friends. G Campbell was southbound passenger last week. Mare H Willerd spent several days with Toolesboro friends. A B Book and wife and Mrs Anna Mosier callers at the Har.
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Oakville
Frank Baxter
Flora Peterson
Phienn Peterson
Elizapeth Bailey
Canada
Wesley
Boyd Florey
Galeshirs
Visst
Lawrence Kurlt
Kirkeville
Elmer Carter
Glopfenstein
Washington
G. Campbell
Local Notes From Grandivew And Surroundings
A flurry of social and business activity appears across Des Moines county. Hiram Matthews and Harry Seydell hosted and visited in Grandivew and Iowa City as nearby residents reported on engagements and trips. Charles and Harvey Kimball did business in Burlington while Oakville defeated Wapello 4 to 0 in a Sunday ball game, with the Wapello team expected to meet Oakville again.
Pleasant Prairie Social Notes From Blue Grass Area
Pleasant Prairie social items record visits and activities around Blue Grass and nearby towns. Families like Daniels Moynts and Baker families visit kin, leaders host gatherings, a barn dance draws attendees, and local residents travel to Davenport Washington and Muscatine for events and shows.
Dances, churchgoers, and popular fads in town
The passage notes that the most popular dance draws crowds, while the man who attends church only once a month is seen as going through the motions. It reflects local social norms and the contrast between entertainment and religious routines.
Moscow News Briefs From July First Social Notes
Moscow Iowa area social items list visits and travel. Yern Lear called from Iowa City. Mrs F Leimkueller spent time at Wilton. Harry Merticke traveled to Ataussa to visit H Eopping. Mrs Frank Wood and children from Eldon visited Mare off bore. Al Barnaldt from Tinton spent time at J Tete home. Mrs Lucy Whldasin of Wilton stayed a few days in Moscow. Leonard Desmond of Davenport visited at We Msler home.
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Moscow
vYern Lear
Iowa City
F. Leimkueller
Wilton
Harry Merticke
Ataussa
H. Eopping
Frank Wood
Eldon
Iowa
Mare
Bore
al Barnaldt
Tinton
J. Tete
Lucy Whldasin
Leonard Desmond
Davenport
We Msler
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Hershey State Bank
Stockholders of Hershey State Bank will meet at the bank in Muscatine Iowa on Tuesday evening July 1 at 7:30 to renew and extend the corporate period for twenty years and to adopt amended provisions of incorporation. Dated June 3 1914. PB. W. Francis President, L. G. Day Attest: Geo. Shield, Chester Libridgs, Henry Jayne, Henry F. Otte, Thordn Thompson Directors.
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Norice
Hershey State Bank
Sycamore
Third Streets
Muscatine
Towa
PB. W. Francis
L. G. Day
Cashier
Geo. Shield
Chester Libridgs
Henry Jayne
Henry F. Otte
Thordn Thompson
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