Muscatine Journal Ad Lists Rates and Address
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
3
The Muscatine Journal presents subscription rates for daily and semi weekly delivery with payment details. It lists contact options and notes payment methods including drafts and money orders.
Republicans of Muscatine and Louisa counties in Iowa plan a caucus to pick a senatorial nominee and conduct party business. Delegates per county mirror the late convention call with Muscatine and Louisa each assigning delegates. W. Bella and J. W. Garner named as county committees.
The Republican electors of Iowa are called to a convention in Cedar Rapids on August 7 to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Supreme Court Superintendent of Public Instruction and Railroad Commissioner. Delegates are apportioned by county with additional counts based on Baldwin votes. The call invites all voters supporting Republican principles to participate in delegate selection.
Rev Dr J T Crippen of Cornell college Mt Vernon invited to give the opening prayer for the Republican State convention scheduled for Cedar Rapids on August 7. N J Bush reported to thrash 133 bushels of grain from six acres rye and 1 366 bushels oats from 35 acres. Joseph Keck Wash ington native since 1842 died recently. once cabinet baker's apprentice he rose to wealth, later leading president roles at Iowa State Bank branch and First National Bank.
A tourism pitch promotes a cool summer visit to Clear Lake Iowa with good hotels and amusements. The Iowa Central route offers low round trip rates, with ticket agents or a book let to obtain details, or contact Geo S Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.
Garret P. Services argues extreme heat is due to thinning solar vapors and predicts hotter years ahead. Prof Moulton of Chicago University counters that sun vapors are unchanged and heat stems from long lasting low pressure in the northwest. He notes regional heat varies with weather patterns and that overall Earth is not hotter this year.
The Des Moines Leader shows King Corn as an ailing patient in an invalid chair while a crop doctor checks his pulse and a farmer fans the wilting stalks The Chicago Inter Ocean adds an observer representing financial interests watching from a fence over the distressed scene
The opinion in the Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes Mr. Cummins is a little disfigured yet remains in what the Des Moines Register calls the ring.
A humorous tale contrasts a supposed postgraduate D D degree sent by post with a ministerial honor. The Bowdoin Quill recalls 1870 aboard the Pell a voyage from Boston to Rockland where navigators chased a tramp light mistaken for Monhegan Lichts by night and poor judgment, ending with the captain losing his job.
Mrs Pug asks what part Mr Spider will take in the amateur theatricals. Mr Bug replies he will perform a tight rope act and supply his own rope.
Correspondent from Sharon Pennsylvania July 2 1901 describes the Pittsburgh region steel strike with unions led by the Amalgamated Association facing the great J Pierpont Morgan led trust. It notes non union mills in Sharon and New Castle and the struggle over recognition and wages. The piece weighs impacts on labor and capital and previews a long bitter conflict with unity challenges among workers.
The note directs readers to FE L Kempner for paper hanging and painting services at 714 East Mifth Street. It provides a local tradesmen pointer without additional specifics or dates.
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