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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

3

Uncle Sam Plans Rural Organization Service Headed by Dr Carver

Dr Thomas Carver, formerly of Harvard, will head a new United States Rural Organization Service to unite farmers with credit, markets, and education. He spoke at Ames Iowa praising Iowa’s conditions and outlining objectives to map markets, study rural schools, promote farm banks, and attract the young to farm life through improved social centers and modernization.

Ttleprones Jows Branca Exchans Wren Bnewars Peraos F. D. Throop Publicker Telltox Notity Walter Rohe T—Gov Pitentorin Adv Mere Alther Notober Thomas Carver Harvard University Hes Beat Carver Hfe Ames Lows Iowa Service Alma Bo Waldy Profoya American Agriculturs Commission Tarul ¢Eredit Germany Ronen

Go to make tfe in the culoe sailor may be tha answer

The fragmentary text mentions a phrase about making tfe in the culoe sailor and suggests it may be the answer. It also references crying, people named Wrony Tate, and an attempt at circuit work. The meaning is unclear and names appear uncertain.

Wrony Tate Chau H. Fletcher

Vacation Time and Nature Call for Rest and Renewal

A nostalgic prose tribute urges workers to pause, relax, and seek rejuvenation during vacation. It contrasts the lure of duty with nature’s stern laws, citing John Kendrick Bangs’s poem to evoke a calming, restorative getaway and warn against holiday folly.

Natira John Kendrick Banga Ross

Weather, politics, and jokes mix in Iowa press snippets

A collage of misprints and quotes from Iowa newspapers notes weather woes, politics, and public musings. It mentions Cedar Falls and Washington, passages about a $12,000 salary, automobiled chatter, tariff delays, and joking jabs at figures like Lamar, Wilson, and various local editors with fragmented observations.

Freckle Face Remedies Promoted in Mixed Ad Copy

An old advertisement touts four remedies to remove freckles using promises of a clear complexion. It mentions a “double strength” preparation from A. W. Morfan and claims small amounts suffice. The text urges readers to ask a druggist for the remedy with a money back guarantee if freckles aren’t removed.

A. W. Morfan

Reminiscences of Long Ago from Muscatine Journal

The Muscatine Journal recalls events from past decades with brief notes on local incidents. A seven year old lost a finger due to playground injuries, a man’s misfortune near Kinchingwood, and various community happenings. The piece surveys fortunes from forty, thirty, twenty, and ten years ago, including travel, social gatherings, and local industrial projects.

BE. Osborn Grandyluyw Muscatine N. M. Lotts Place Malin Central Mexico Winslow Anss Edith

New York Election Night to November 16 Time Warp

A drifting New Yorker in Herald Square on election night is jolted from crowds by a duster and a bold encounter, only to wake in a hospital bed beside Marjory Metcalf. The narrative follows his sudden leap from political fever to romance, a nurse, and a surprising twist with his fiancée and her father as realities align.

Ryrh D. Summerwell Mlm. Cunninghaw New York Herald Square Thirty-seventh Street Broadway Long Acre Square Aimes M. Ms A. Airl Times Journal Bulletin Tartier Herald Tairtysfret Eeno Jongar Janes New Grand Tom Marjory Metcalf Pom Eha Jira Metcalf Iner Phil Pem Herton

State fair trips eyed as harvest crew debate wages

The piece notes Burlington Hawkeye and Wawkeye discussions about transporting people to the state fair at 1.18 cents per mile and critiques plans as unequal while Gen Logan is cited as needing cavalry troops for the National Guard. The Marshalltown Times Republican comments Town officials consider mobilizing harvest hands in place of cavalry, with horses tied to binders and troopers ordered to fall in.

Logan Herational Marshalltown Times

Marjory Weds Loneliness To Meetcalf Suitor

Marjory, guided by a wary mother and wary father, agrees to marry Phil Metcalf after a long hesitation about propriety and fortune. The wedding, small and intimate, takes place in a cozy, nearby room with few trappings, the bride wearing simple dregs and a moth-eaten feather.

Marjory Metcalf Phil Father West Mr. Meteale Tom

FARM TOPICS ADVICE ON SOWING IN CORN FIELDS

K A Kirkpatrick offers practical guidance on sowing tall wheat and rye in corn. Use a one horse drag to level ground, cross-drag to remove ridges, and drill between rows if possible. Broadcasting is discouraged. consider equipment costs if continued use is planned. Rye responds to timely rains, aiding fall pasture and grain next season.

Postmaster appointments and civil service exams debated

Washington analysts note Democrats appointing postmasters in Iowa and across the nation seek Civil Service exams for clerks and carriers to form fresh eligible lists. The move could let party workers influence selections by certifying three names and choosing a Democrat, unless partisans cannot identify Republicans.

Washington, D Iowa Inllinois Ohio New Jersey Civil Services Commission

Political squabbles churn over clerk and carrier wages

Amid party infighting and wage politics, clerks and carriers unions loom large in Washington, with Democrats and Republicans blaming rivals for pensioning and policy shifts. Debates touch on Bond engraving during Harrison's final days and Tennessee congressman Gaines's archival requests.

West Wigerty and West Liberty News Collide in Local Notes

West Liberty residents recall a church class outing to Resley's Lake and a New Metne visit by Mrs Ruesche’s Sunday group, while Rebekah officers were elected and a lunch served. Distant travels include Iowa City visitors, Ames moves for a Campbell family, and a death notice from Wapello.

West Liberty Aliee Purvis Gertrude Anna Smith Olive Davidson

Local notes from West Liberty area and visitors

A long list of social visits and family news from West Liberty and nearby towns. ABE MARTIN of Ross Ady noted as son of Mr and Mrs Wm Ady now living in Toledo. Numerous visits include Miss Nannie Rea der in West Branch, ante party to Davenport, Lulu Mead and Edns Mead visiting, and Merry Meid child luncheon. Travel plans include Harvey Dodge’s two month trip to Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. A hospital operation for Hamm Small in Iowa City. R. Proust attended St Agatha reunion in Town City.

Ames Campbell State College Haxel Knott Iowa City L Timlinson Warren Grayley Salem Oho West Branch P. Y. Baker Davenport Jill Hatherine Roy Wade Barclay Chicago Parente G. & Warelay F. M. Melick Melick Lureka Clinton J. M H. B. Watters Vernon Live Oaks Plorid Vv. Watters Jedva Miller B. Wright C. A. Parvin Ula Ross Ady Wm. Ady West Liberty Toledo Jows Hieanor Stevens Brkel Glose Nannie Reader A. Roumain Arty Marguerite Hill Elner Mead Lulu Mead St. Clairsville Edns Mead Fiushing Ohio Lillie Stevena Merry Meid Chid Ulisses Bernice Osborn Irmie Hopkinson Jews City Mima Propst Nugent Nichols Atater R. W. Dewey Liberty Einora Nichols Miss Nelle Mise Maud Lane Lowa City Harvey Dodge Maine New Hampshire Vermont Hamm Small Chas Gibson Washington, D.C Maryland R. Proust Town St. Agatha's Assotation Rikbart Mary Stewart Alt Marion Mary Baker Reace Tennie H. Propst Barbara Kennleg W. Irish Iown City Deemer Dee Matnes E. F Harrison Rs. Harrison Gertrude Kerschner Wes

Resolution of Buffalo Prairie Lodge on Walter Kimball

The Buffalo Prairie Lodge No 679 A F and A M adopts a tribute noting the death of Walter Kimball and its irreparable loss. It extends sympathy to his wife and family, orders copies sent to the family and placed in lodge records, with officers signing the resolution as committee members.

Buffalo Prairie Lodge No Walter Kimball Sur Wm. H. Kistler Vanalia MM. M. Marquis

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