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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1908
Page
3
Journal Agencies List Around City For Readers
The Journal catalogues local shopping points including East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine W F Miksch's grocery Oregon street W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey avenue Kecklervile Chayka's Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery with Bell offices for business and editorial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
East Hill
Hurlbut
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
W. F
Bell
Mississippi Valley
Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal April 1908
Average circulation 5 836 copies for Muscatine Journal in April 1908. Publisher F D Throop swore to the statement before F L Bihmeimer on May 1 1908 in Muscatine County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. D. Throop
Muscatine Journal
F. D. Throop
Muscatine Co
State of Ilowa
F. L. Bihimeier
Primary Iowa Republicans face choice in consecutive primaries
The editorial surveys Iowa's Republican primary clash between Governor Cummins and Senator Allison. It argues Cummins embodies insincerity and machine influence, while Allison stands for party fidelity and reform. The piece warns party faithfulness hinges on primary outcomes and future fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Iowa
Allison
Republican Party
Iowa primary outlook and batting analogy in republican debate
The piece argues for Senator Allison over Governor Cummins in Iowa for the senate race. It contrasts Cummins aggressive machine politics with Allison’s perceived integrity and public service, then shifts to a motivational extended metaphor about batting averages, urging Republicans to measure worth by results and vote accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Allison
Cummins
Republican Party
Dolliver
People of
Iowa
Senate
Albert Baird Cummins
Larrabee
Your Batting Average and the Baseball Fan
A reflective piece on bleacher enthusiasm and player qualities. It contrasts fielding courage, risk taking, and accuracy with error avoidance and crowd reaction, praising the hitter who drives the ball into safe territory and seizes opportunities.
Reminiscences of Long Ago Died in This City
In this city on May 31 John Knox aged 45 years died from peritonitis. He had worked as a paper carrier for 18 months and upheld the golden rule. Funeral from the family residence on Sixth Street between Orange and Oak tomorrow at 9 AM. Drowned two Germans when a boat upset opposite Davenport Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peronitis
John Knox
Sixth Street
Orange
Oak
Davenport
Organize Grant and Colfax clubs in Muscatine county
The Muscatine County Republicans are urged to organize Grant and Colfax clubs with each township and school district forming a local unit. A dramatic entertainment was held at Wilton G A R hall last night. Rev A B Robbins left for Des Moines to attend the state Congregational churches meeting. Two Gilbert boys were struck by lightning yesterday while near a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Grant
Colfax
Wilton
G. A. R. Hall
A. B. Robbins
Des Moines
State Association of Congregational Churches
Hiram
Samuel Gilbert
May Marriage Licenses Granted by Clerk Munroe
Thirty years ago the May licenses list includes J. C. Kelley and Martha Hill Jas Byrne and Anna Byrne and William Smith and Catherine [last name truncated] as newly licensed couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk Munroe
J. C. Kelley
Martha Hill
Jas. Bryne
Anna Byrne
William Smith
Catherine
Lone Tree Class of 1908 Graduates Held in Opera House
Lone Tree Iowa June 1 class of 1908 graduation exercises at the Grand opera house drew a large crowd. Four graduates Lilian Holdeman Alice Loehr Edith Oglevee and Genevieve Bell wore red roses and received diplomas from Prof. E D Starbuck of Iowa City who spoke on The Vision Splendid. Alice Loehr gave the diploma response and the Alumni banquet followed at Fisher opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree
Lone Tree High School
Grand Opera House
Lillian Holdeman
Alice Loehr
Edith Oglevee
Genevieve Bell
Eva Baker
Helen Younkin
Alice Day
Meriam Brock
E. D. Starbuck
Iowa City
Fisher Opera House
Obituary and local notes from Danville and Muscatine
Twenty years ago W. W. Seright died in Danville Kansas from pneumonia at age 46. D P Kistler of Buffalo Prairie Illinois was a visitor at the Journal. Mrs Emma McCoy departed to visit friends in Horton Kansas. George Hocke of Sweetland brought a wolf scalp to Muscatine and collected the customary bounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Kan
W. W. Seright
D. P. Kistler
Buffalo Prairie
Ill
Journal
Emma McCoy
Horton
George Hocke
Sweetland
Muscatine
Civic Bride Ada Jewett to Wed Norton at Keokuk
Ten years ago Joe Hanley, a corporal from Camp Springfield, writes of long daily marches. Invitations go out for Ada Jewett and John Harper Norton wedding in Keokuk on June 7. Ada is daughter of former residents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Jewett. Muscatine Hokey Pokey loses to Wiltonites 18 to 25 in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hanley
Co. C
Camp Springfield
Jacksonville
Fla
Ada Jewett
John Harper Norton
Keokuk
R. C. Jewett
Muscatine
Flora Tipton
Mattie Jean
Cedar Falls
F. W. Orr
Gertrude
Reuben
Bessie
Walter Mincher
Alvaro
Abba O’connell
Moline
J. C. Gay
Conesville
J. M. Files
Iowa City
S. D. Foster
John Butcher
Carrie
Nellie
Allie
Vida
Earl
Elma Bell
Harry
Ward
Billa Butcher
M. E. Church
The Iron Lord A Story of the Mines
A serialized mining tale titled The Iron Lord recounts peril and perseverance in rugged quarry towns. Protagonist and workers confront hazards, scarcity, and rival interests amid harsh frontier conditions.
Incubus and Co. Divides Spheres of Power in Pitting Prowess
Walter Grindling runs No 2 with a harsh anti prayer policy while Hector McKill heads the piety wing and social duties. The pair dismisses church members who neglect business and prays others into leaving. Phil Calmont departs, imagining Kirktown replaced by uniform brick houses for Inenhus employees amid debri dence and industrial decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Grindling
No. 2
Grindling
Hector McKill
Incubus
McKill
Phil Calmont
Phil
Kirktown
Inenhus Company
Jacob Romer
Incubus & Cao
Incubus Works and Kirk Town Ties in Downtrodden Days
Vic Morris, a disgraced man, and Jacob Romer clash over power in Kirk Town as pit operations at Pit No. 2 bend to Romer and Dick Finnan while Vic retreats. The community grapples with church funding, minister Irongray, and a tense balance of influence among foremen, lessees, and local leaders as life goes on amid rumor and daily labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleve
Vida
Jacob Kramer
Incubus Works
Vic Morris
Jacob Romer
Kirktown
Dick Finnan
James Kahn
Pit No. 2
Vic
Phil Calmont
Glebe End Cottage
Phil
Glebe Cottage
Vida Bryan
Glebe End
Wood
Incubus, Romer & Co
Irongrey
Benjamin Irongray
Hill
Memorial Day Exercises Held in West Liberty M E Church
West Liberty Iowa held Memorial day services in the M E church at 1 50 pm due to bad weather. Mayor J E McIntosh presided with Rev George Furnace giving invocation and a patriotic choir led by Will Warren George Beyers Otto Marsh teller Dr F H Battey Lina Lane Mrs J R Hanley Wilma Whitacre and Hazel Hindee. Visitors from Oasis and Muscatine arrived on the 4 30 pm and 1 50 pm events at Calhoun street residences hosted by local families as part of the day’s observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Fickler
Wilton
Alice Moore
Atalissa
John Dewalt
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Parker
Calhoun Street
Edna Hartman
Columbus City
Stafford
Edith van Tuyl
Nichols
A. V. Hesser
Maud Hesser
Henry Nichols
Henry Nichols and Family. Mrs. Blanch Kelley
Des Moines
West Branch
F. H. Battey
Mary Meeking
Bentonport
George Hawley
Muscatine
E. C. Nichols
John Hargrave
Robert Hindee
Musecatine
William Winn
West Liberty
M. E
J. E. McIntosh
George Furnace
Will Warren
George Beyers
Otto Marshteller
Lina Lane
J. R. Hanley
Wilma Whitacre
Hazel Hindee
John A. Burke
Oasis
Wm. Bodman
George Lampher
Percy Sheldon
Iowa City
Conesville Visit Notes and Family Remarks
Hiram Jarrard traveled to Lone Tree to visit his son Ora. Mrs. J L Delop and Winifred and Viola returned home from Muscatine. Eva Ruth and Jesse stay a few weeks. Gertrude Owen from Columbus remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Hiram Jarrard
Lone Tree
Ora
J. L. Delop
Winifred
Viola
Muscatine
Eva
Ruth
Jesse
Gertrude Owen
Columbus
Moraine Sun honors graduates in class day program
Misa Eliza Cannon and niece Lois Cannon visited Moraine Sun before returning to Wyman Iowa. Nannie Marshall mourns Jasper Wheat killed in a Wednesday runaway accident near Fairview Illinois. Moraine Sun High School held class day with fourteen graduates and a two part program featuring speeches recitations and a play Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and diplomas awarded by Supt Alfred Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
Misa
Eliza Cannon
Lois, Cannon
Wyman
Nannie Marshall
Fairview
Ill
Jasper Wheat
J. F. Riggs
Des Moines
Moraine Sun High School
Gladys Preston
Margaret McElhinney
Fred Curran
Lena Green
Ray Latta
Alpha Finke
Ora Hays
Maud Skinner
Lvella Brown
Jane Garvin
Lola Faris
Ethyl Delzell
Lela McClurkin
Lena Reid
Ione Marvin
Philippi
Fers
Wiggs
Henry Wallace
Alfred Williams
Seeing New York City Tour Offer
Edward Butler offers half day city tours saving 56 percent in time and expense. Escorts are ununiformed and meet you at the depot with hotel accommodations and mail shopping help. Include party size and terms. Address 47 W 19th St New York City.
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New York
Depot
Edward Butler
W. 19Th
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