Muscatine Journal and News Tribune Publisher Note
The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune lists advertising representatives in Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta St Louis San Francisco. Publisher is Rothenberg and Jann Clyde Rabe deaux with D D Mich as managing editor. Merged September 2 1918.
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Terms for Daily Journal Subscribers
Subscription details for the Daily Journal outline evening delivery, weekly carrier price, and annual mail rates. It notes advance payment required and Muscatine Iowa post office classification, with AP and Lee Syndicate affiliations.
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Muscatine Journal world fair winners announced
At Muscatine the July 1 drawing crowned Bob Weber as first prize winner with Dorothy Bowen second and Sophia Lindle and Mildred Carlson taking No 2 and No 3 prizes. The Journal notes the 67 supporting businesses and chamber of commerce aided the contest and thanks workers who tabulated ballots.
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Dorothy Bowen
Sophia Lindle
Mildred Carlson
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Muscatine Chamber of Commerce
California Barber Sets Speed Shave Record in 49 Seconds
In a speed contest a California barber shaved himself in 49 seconds securing a likely dominating victory. The event highlighted quick reflexes and mastery of shaving technique against rivals.
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California
Credit Warning Foresees Erosion From Unrestrained Lending
Secretary of Commerce Roper warns before the National Association of Credit Men that unwarranted credit expansion erodes prosperity and must be eliminated. The piece argues overspending led to the last boom’s collapse, with debts burdening nations, firms, and individuals, and cautions against returning to lax credit.
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Roper
National Association of Credit Men
Rival Nudist Camps Staging Summer Competition in Germany
Reports suggest rival camps in Germany aim to outdo each other this summer. With factories reopening and men returning to work, concerns arise about managing jobless relief workers. New rubber bathing suits spark fashionable changes among the women.
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Germany
Remarkable Engineering Feat Of Florida Coast Railway
A detailed cartoon caption reports the Florida East Coast Railway leaving the state and features a humorous note about a building made from dinosaur bones and ancient fossils as Lemmon, D. WEDNESDAY is cited with a nod to the real father of American independence.
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Political lineup hints at 1940 ambitions in Roosevelt era
Washington whispers recount Lehman Copeland Farley Ramifications. Lehman seeks Senate bid, Copeland faces Roosevelts agenda, Farley eyes governor and president roles. Baruch storms in as a temporary political kingpin while federal agencies clash and Michigan bankers seek relief.
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George Durno
Lehman
New York
Royal Copeland
Jim Farley
Farley
Albany
Dr. Copeland
Roosevelt
Copeland
Postmaster General National
al Smith
Jim
South
News Behind The News and Bank Rivalry In 1930s Review
The piece notes President’s uncertain involvement before arrival and Professor Moley announcing Baruch’s move to London with Swope as promoter. It reports a contest among federal reserve banks over deposits and the New York banks’ fear of losing smaller banks' deposits after suspended demand account interest.
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Washington
Jesse Jones
Chicago
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Moley
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Federal Reserve
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New
Glass Bill Echoes Through Banking and Aviation News
The piece surveys reactions to the Glass bill and related financial measures, noting risk areas in section 33 and deposit insurance limits. It also covers New York’s cautious stance, bank affiliations, and the push to withdraw from the Fed, plus aviation industry resilience amid subsidy cuts and rising traffic. It includes Rockefeller tax strategy and a series of quotations from public figures.
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State Bakers’ Association
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Banks
New York
Timbuctoo
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Plans for a big Fourth of July celebration in Muscatine
Fifty years ago today Muscatine prepared for a major Fourth of July event at the fairgrounds with five fire companies set to compete. Ex Marshal Jewett hired J T Henderson to sink a 200 foot coal shaft on Henderson’s Illinois ranch opposite Montpelier.
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Muscatine
Jewett
J. T. Henderson
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Montpelier
Hennepin Canal
St. Louis
J. H. Buckley
Davenport
American Sunday School Union
Mulford Congregational Church
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