Advertising Representation at Omaha Agencies
The Journal lists agencies and locations including Atchaston & Wout man in Brunmeick Building Mabees sty Loranaso & Woodr man Gumbel Building Lorvazen & Wooo Bulking dania-Cou parterson Woodman and nearby stores. It mentions grocery and drug stores such as Bast Hi mum bat grocery on Amd street and Busch's Drug Store Ber with further names and addresses in a brief advertising section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advirtiatieg Mefresentatindo
Anné, Sorensen
I Mae
Atchaston & Woutman
Brunmeick
Mabees Sty Oat
Loranaso & Woodrman
Gumbel
Lorvazen & Wooo
E Bulking
dania—Cou
Perenson
Woodman
Busch
Daly Journal printed every evening the week except Sunday
The Daly Journal edition details the publication schedule and pricing for a daily paper, noting weekday issues and delivery in the city. It lists staff roles and office contacts, including publisher, editors, and advertising departments, with subscription rates.
The Colombian Treaty Debate and Channel Control
The senate faces a careful review of the Colombian treaty amid regrets over 1903. supporters warn against perpetual canal rights for Colombia and demand balanced concessions. The piece traces Panama independence, French interests, and the risks of perpetuity clauses, urging restraint and broader fairness in canal assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Senate
United States
Juno Jasno
Hay-Herran
Camul
Nicaragua
Wals
Panama
Bogota
Panania
Colombis
Weither
Colomata
Colomb
Nia
Libiia Panam
Mexico
Itias
Faneuma
Incomplete treaty critique on Colombia's prospects
The fragment critiques a treaty with France, arguing it would double Colombia's resource value but is impractical. It notes the treaty's tone as unfortunate and variables about feasibility, implying prior payment of an agrasd prize and dissatisfaction with terms. The text lacks clear dates or entities beyond Colombia and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Corrupt Talk Of Politics And Peace In Early Press
A compilation from multiple papers discusses pacific outlooks amid winter hardships, political maneuvers, and public figures. It references the Vera Cruz incident, Fourth of July plans, courthouse landscaping, and critiques of leaders like Wilson and Cummins, noting public trust and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Vera Cruz
Nation's Capital News and Views June developments
In Washington on June 2 the Democratic caucus aims to push the Rainey resolution probing the Keokuk Dam Company as part of the interstate commerce agenda. Congressman Adamson of Georgia promised the measure will be reported this season. The anti trust bill should pass the House this week, after which only incidental and miscellaneous business remain, along with a key merchant marine and fisheries bill passed by the Senate last October but pigeonholed in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. P
Hanson
Washington, D. C
Hesse
Democratic Caucus
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Rainer
Keokuk Jam Company
Rainey
Adamson
Georgia
Committed
Senate
House
Reminiscences and Civil War Dispatches From Long Ago
Clippings from Muscatine Journal recount 8 er fra engagement near Achafalys on the 28th with General Mowers division of the Sixteenth Army Corps and Thirteenth Army detachment. Davenport garrison status and departure times uncertain as reports say not ready yet. A J Lowder and wife return from Chicago May Festival. Mary morrow and Morton listed as due down. Ten years ago news covers wedding of Miss Margaret J xe lth Hawley to Elmer C Nicholas at Trinity. service by Rev Beckerman. reception at bride’s parents’ home. Mrs Orval Rittenhause travels to Lottsville to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Chicago Papera
Shieh
Mowers
Sixteenth Army Corps
Thirteenth Army
D7th
Davenport
Misa Margaret Jxelth Hawley
Elmer C Nichola
West Diberty
Trinity
Rew
FE. Beckerman
Hame
Orval Rittenhause
Fellerson Street
Lottavilla
Forty years ago note from Garratson ship sale at Liverpool
A note from G A Garratson announces his sale rival at Liverpool on May 16 He says he was ill during the voyage A spark from a chimney of a frame dwelling on Ok Street near Sixth yesterday ignited a bed tick and some bedding before the fire was smothered Thirty years ago Miss May Patten returned Saturday evening from a two weeks visit in Des Moines She was accompanied by her brother Enisworth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Garratson
Liverpool
Mt. Robison
Ok Street
Temple of Love on the Birch Path
A narrator recalls a spring walk with Miss Britland on a birch path. Their playful exchange, a race to the temple, and talks of love, future plans, and memories unfold. The companion reveals a curious mix of whimsy and depth as they explore paths and meanings. Caprice emerges as a nickname and growing affection deepens between them.
Congress Debates Seamen Safety Bill After Titanic Disaster
The piece outlines years of delay in passing a seamen safety bill urged by Andrew Furuseth and Senor La Follette. It contrasts demands for better crews against shipbuilders’ push for sturdier vessels and cites Lloyds ratings and past shipwrecks to argue for or against London treaty standards. It notes congressional inaction despite several maritime disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union
Congress
Senate
Senkcor la Follatte
Lloyds
Senator LaFollette
General Slocum
le Burgoyneé
Mystery Door in Temple Sparks Hidden Jewels Quest
In a fragmented tale a narrator and his sister uncover a secret drawer behind a wall in a temple. A note directs them to a threshold where a small iron box lies, containing jewelry for a beloved, including diamonds, rubies, emeralds, and a white opal. The scene shifts to a market-like advertisement before a local column details townspeople travel and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutsae
Eho
Frances
Slater
Ug Tro
Martha
Muscatine Area Visitors Return After Weekend
A flurry of relatives arrived and departed in Muscatine on Monday afternoon with several residents visiting Davenport Davenport West Liberty Newton Chadron and Tipton for short stays and family greetings. Mrs J L Jkerman and sons traveled from Underwood to visit sister Mrs I L Wright while Miles Euker Christison headed to Milwaukee to stay with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
J. L. Jjorkman and Sons
Wagged
Underwood
I. L. Wright
Miles Euker Christison
Milwaukee
Wis
Mia
Elizabeth Christison
Davenport
Beha
Edith Dunker
WetenrFye
Peter Grunder
Herman Jipp
Will Long
Mine Hattle Johnston
U Berman Buleiter
Herbert Rinjinsi
Everett Hain
Walter Hiesly
Valeria
Rochester
Yu Woo Hays
Thomas Raynor
Perry
John Hanley
Ernoon
West Liberty
A. B. Darting
Paul
Elan Hessen
Newton
J. Cammel
Margaret
Chadron
Neb
F. Henderson
Helen
Charles Henderson
Tipsie
Thomas
Rock Island
Local News roundup from Muscatine area highlights
Wapelia and Burlington workers spend Sunday at home. Mrs. Murray ill with uncertain recovery. Mrs. Cat Brown and Doris and Zelma of Muscatine visit. Miss Cotter from Muscatine on Decoration Day. Muscatine High and local High School baseball game ends in defeat for visitors. Charles Boyle of Muscatine attends ball game. Howard Cestle returns from visit to Burlington. Pleasant Grove baseball defeated by town team amid large crowd. Senior class play presented.
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Wrpelio
Arch Hastings
Wm. Rhinehart
Burlington
Zolka
Joe Murray
Cat Brown
Doris
Zéelma
Muscatine
Mise Magele Cotter
Muscatina
Florence Hurley
Kansas
Oklanoma
Texas
Kchool
Charles Boyle
Moncatine
Howard Cestle
Burt Jington
Aledo
Pleasant Grove
Largo
Evening class excitement at Myron Hall Saturday
The Saturday night class in Myron Hall drew a large crowd as Myron Walt could not accommodate all listeners. Tickets for a repeat show Tuesday night are already moving fast, and the reading received high praise from attendees. Miss Ada Smith entertained Friday in honor of Miss Ruth Martin, who teaches in the primary room and will move to Sigourney next year. The Dinner Club conducted a kettle drum gathering Monday evening at the Frosts’ bowl. Clifford Bennett returned Friday after a week-long visit with friends in Galesburg Burlington and Ottumwa. Mrs. W. S. Grimes and daughter with Mrs. O. & Stiegbecer went to Winfield Saturday afternoon by auto, meeting U. S. Stilesheder. They spent the afternoon visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Streghedier and son returned Monday morning. Barre McKinzey spent Sunday with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kang
Iowa City
Ida Moore
Walter
Henrietta
Miss Huttig
Muscatine
George Lang
Mucatine
Gao
Nicolinas
Mabel
Bertha Byer
Thomas Raynor
William Knott Jeft
Davenport
Mandry
Alice Wilkerson
Muscating
B.D. Wilkerson
Mrr
Earl Whitmer
Lysle
Thair
Wilton
Roy
George Maurer
Chadron
Neb
Peter Hendrickson Jnd
Lawrence
Columbus Junction
Peter Bouland
South Victor
Albert Graebner
Myron Hall
Wao
Myron Walt
Ada Smith
Ruth Martin
Sigourney Eaxt
Garden City social notes from June gatherings
Garden City June 2 residents Mrs Jne Boorne and Mr Mulberry Avenue visited in Muscatine with Mrs Boorne’s parents Mr and Mrs G Schmoldt. W Be Tumphries traveled to Muscatine Saturday returning Sunday. Katherine Weber visited sister Mrs Luther Wouser in Muscatine then returned home Thursday. Pearl Rose spent Friday in Muscatine. Mrs A Yeager and Grandeons with Walter and Chester Humphries visited Grandview Sunday. Mrs J H Vail and Pearl Rose attended Memories services in Grandview. W B Humphries hosts Mrs Alfred Snavely and son Kenneth and Miss Nellie Elsen of Muscatine Thursday. McCormick home hosted a gathering Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs James Cross from Island, Mr and Mrs Frank Bernick and daughter from Jarrett Pa, Mr and Mrs Henry Brugman and daughter from Nichols, and Mr and Mrs Isaac Biskey from Muscatine. guests returned home on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Jne Boorne
Mulberry Avenue
Muscatine
A. Yeager
Walter
Chester Humphries
Grandview
J. H. Vail
Pearl Rose
W. B. Humphries
Alfred Snavely
Kenneth
Nellie Elsen
McCormick
James Cross
Island
Frank Bernick
Jarrett, Ta
Henry Brugman
Trant Nichols
Isaaciua Biskey
Ely's Cream Balm Ad Claims Instant Nasal Relief
An advertisement promises immediate relief from clogged nostrils head colds and catarrh by applying a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm. It claims the balm dissolves in the nose, soothes inflamed membranes, clears airways, and ends sneezing and throat irritation by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
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