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The Daily Journal appears every evening on weekdays except Sundays. The Semi-Weekly Journal runs 8 pages on Tuesdays and 12 pages on Fridays.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
11
The Daily Journal appears every evening on weekdays except Sundays. The Semi-Weekly Journal runs 8 pages on Tuesdays and 12 pages on Fridays.
A Muscatine newspaper asserts its circulation is higher than all other local papers combined and at least three times that of any other daily. The claim emphasizes dominance in the market.
Representatives G Logan Payne offers contact from the Marquette Building Chicago while Lacoste and Maxwell list an address at 140 Nassau Street New York. The brief notes multiple firms/contacts in major cities.
The Journal lists agency points for readers in Kecklerville Chayka's grocery West Muscatine Sharrar's grocery South Muscatine Morse Washburn's grocery End of street car track Extra papers will be available at these agencies each night Regular subscribers missing delivery can pick up papers at the listed agencies.
The Iowa Republican Party invites voters to Des Moines on July 30 1902 at 11:00 am to nominate candidates for state offices and conduct party business The call details representation by county and votes cast for Albert B Cummins in 1901 with a total of 1233 delegates The meeting is chaired by R H Spence with C V Phillips as secretary
Republicans of Muscatine county convene at the court house in Muscatine July 26 1902 at 10 30 a m to choose 16 delegates for the state convention in Des Moines and 16 delegates for the second district congressional convention in Clinton August 20 1902 Basis of representation is one delegate per township ward and one for every 20 votes or fraction of 10 cast for Governor Cummins in 1901.
Delegates from Iowa Second Congressional District meet in Clinton on August 20 1902 at 11 a m to nominate a congress candidate. Delegate ratio based on county representation and 1901 Cummins vote. table lists county entitlements though some lines unreadable.
The piece argues labor should receive its fair share of wealth, noting capital enables work and bears risks. It cites declining prices and rising wages since 1840, lower interest rates, and greater labor compensation relative to capital, concluding current trends favor better pay for labor.
The new forty thousand dollar Y M C A stands beside the Musser public library as Muscatine grows toward becoming a model city. Morality and intellectual culture are to blend to form the leaders of tomorrow.
The Des Moines Capital presents a flood inspired poem urging courage and rescue. Lines evoke rivers, lighting, and a half drown rooster as a symbol of perseverance amid disaster. The piece reflects urban creative response to flooding and aims to lift community spirits.
A Hopkington resident provides a causal link for the Bailey Beveridge confrontation. He claims the target was triggered by anti saloon policy abolishing the capital saloon, fueling a southern Democrat to attack any Beveridge in sight.
Commentary questions local law enforcement, noting deputies surround Tracy daily and allow his escape. The writer suggests Dan Breen as a possible confronting figure, proposing a quick display with firearms as a solution.
A small crowd at J S Bache & Co discusses the Morgan firms steel trust and a new shipping combine in a lively, satirical exchange. An railroad expert and a newspaper man trade quips about timing and naming, then the gathering ends in good natured disorder.
A press summary notes that U S census data show trusts controlled only 12.8 percent of manufacturing output and 12.6 percent of processed food, with higher shares in chemicals and iron, while lumber and textiles remain comparatively free, challenging cries of price-gouging by trusts.
Illustrator Charles Hinton tells of a feminine cousin who links people to familiar phrases to cope with a treacherous memory for names. She greets Gallagher as Let her go Gallagher and later Kelly as Slide Kelly slide, creating a comic confusion.
The sermon surveys Moses at Sinai, the Decalogue as the moral backbone of society, and its role in forming covenants and ethics. It argues the law exposes sin, guides behavior, and foreshadows grace, contrasting it with divine mercy and the need for a savior.
The Rock Island Railroad plans a Gulf Coast terminus possibly Sabine Pass rather than Galveston. Contracts to build Fort Worth to Dallas begin soon while port options are surveyed. A Dallas county right of way and a $50,000 local guarantee aid Dallas access as Rock Island eyes export growth in the Southwest.
The text argues that advertising has brought great success and its vast impact makes further argument unnecessary. It asserts that anyone claiming advertising does not pay is dismissing the achievements of the nation’s leading businessmen.
A blouse crafted from Liberty satin features sleeve variation from plain coat style to vast flowing forms. The design shows puffed fullness at the elbow, a stitched puff effect, and a cuffed end. A yoke base with plain material and embroidered straps emulates Bulgar embroidery in Corticelli silk.
Davenport Times reports the Johnson county Republicans will hold their convention on July 19 and endorse Congressmen Rumple with evident party unity. The piece notes strong delegation support and emphasizes the party’s consolidated stance.
The republicans of 76 township will meet in caucus at No. 4 school house Saturday July 19 at 7 o clock p m to choose four delegates to the county convention on July 26. By committeeman W Meeker.
The Goshen Township Republicans will hold a caucus in Woodmanay Atalissa on Saturday evening July 19 to select seven delegates for the county convention July 26 and one township committeeman. Signed by Co. C. Croxen, Com.
The Detroit and New York Express of the Grand Trunk Railway leaves Chicago daily at 11.95 a. m. for Detroit Mt. Clemens Niagara Falls New York and Philadelphia. It offers wide vestibule coaches cafe parlor car and Pullman sleeping cars and is favored for quick time and comfort. Details at 135 Adams St Chicago from Geo W Vaux A G P T A room 917.
A Sunday school teacher begins with Jonah and the whale for a juvenile class. A bright five year old visitor interjects with a quip about kids and a fish story.
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