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New York Office at 140 Nassau Street with La Coste and Maxwell in charge. Chicago Office at 750 Marquette Building with Payne and Young in charge.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
3
New York Office at 140 Nassau Street with La Coste and Maxwell in charge. Chicago Office at 750 Marquette Building with Payne and Young in charge.
Terms to Sunscribers outlines that The Daily Journal is issued every evening except Sunday. The Semi-Weekly Journal appears 10 pages on Tuesday and 5 pages on Friday nights. Daily delivery in city by carrier and weekly collection is 10 cents. Rates: Daily by mail one year 3.00, Semi-Weekly one year 1.50.
The Journal names several agencies around the city for reader convenience. Fast Hill Clay Kneese Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine Morse Washburn's grocery End of street car track W A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill Sharrar's Grocery.
Fragment mentions business and editorial offices connected to Bell and Teil with garbled continuation. Likely notes on telephone operations or office locations in the Mississippi Valley region. No clear events, dates, or names beyond implied organizational references.
A Times-Republican column laments how quickly children grow from kindergarten songs to graduates, likening time to a calendar tampered with by fate. Parents recall first days at school, early illnesses, and the sudden passage to young adulthood, arguing life unfolds by service and family memory beyond almanacs.
The Kansas City Missouri school board refused a Rome purchased Venus statue for the library, arguing it would menace children's morals. The note questions the board's role as moral custodians and suggests other targets for their critique.
Grinnell lecture by Samuel Strauss former Des Moines Leader editor argues papers grow through expressing opinions aligned with public sentiment and local knowledge.
A group argues the true newspaper should express its own opinions and lead public questions with fair candor. They reject being a follower and demand honesty and respect for differing views, criticizing those who would trim or mute positions.
Editors urge arguments they say voters don’t want. The public is ready to reelect Senator Allison, trusting the ballot will settle the matter without lengthy debates.
An old notice recalls the suspension of the Chicago Chronicle, a once well edited paper that carried the burden of John R. Walsh’s misdemeanors. It faltered when Walsh’s bank ties ended and the paper had to stand on its own.
Five Burlington jobbing firms have organized a company to market crackers similar to those of the National Biscuit trust. They expect to win Iowa trade but warn a price war could threaten profitability if the trust lowers prices in the state.
The note teases that without the hand organ man the sense of spring is delayed. The line hints at weather or mood shaping readers’ anticipation for the season as street entertainment stalls.
West Liberty Iowa June reports various residents visiting and traveling. Ila Anderson and B Kirshner frequent Muscatine for business. others visit Davenport Burlington Iowa City and Muscatine for visits or returns home. Several local residents travel or host relatives with occasional minor injuries and routine activities noted.
Column recalls plans for a local Fourth of July parade and dinner in a bid to start a new civic tradition. Mentions wheat shipment, railroad business trips, and recent anniversaries amid era of reminiscences from decades past.
A 1906 romance excerpt titled Blindfolded Passion stirs dispute as legal authorities examine publishing rights and moral standards surrounding its provocative climax. The Bobbs-Merrill Company defended its authorized edition amid claims of censorship and copyright clarity.
The Iowa Congregational association closed its session in the city after a week. Davenport Democrat lists Grand Lodge gavel honorees including Ansel Humphreys with multiple years. A Horse Thief Detective Association meeting is set for Mount Grove schoolhouse on Tuesday. District court convened this forenoon with Judge Rothrock of Cedar county presiding, swapping places with Judge Richman.
Yesterday afternoon Dr C L Girl a Second Street dentist reported a theft of gold leaf gold plate and other material totaling 18 dollars. Two statues will be given as prizes by the graduating class at Friday’s high school program. The German Baptist church welcomed new minister Rev R A Schmidt arriving from Dayton Ohio with many members on hand at the station this morning.
The article details numerous people arriving from Iowa City Oakland Cal and Lisbon Missouri for visits with relatives and friends in Conesville. It notes a series of Sunday visits, weekend departures, and a school closing with the retirement of Miss Eva L Jones after years of service dating back to 1891.
In Letts Iowa W W Wagner sold a yearling Percheron filly for 400 dollars, now totaling 6950 dollars from 13 head sold in six months. Prosper Mickey died Sunday and was buried Monday at Letts cemetery after services at U B church. He leaves a wife and child, was well liked, and many relatives attended. Other items note birthday cards for Joe Hawkins, plus routine business and travel updates from nearby Muscatine and Columbus Junction.
Miss Jessie Owens travels from Burlington to visit sister Mrs. Walter Mincher in Conesville. Gertrude Orr and Ruby Orr of Columbus Junction stay several days with grandparents. The article mentions the funeral of Violet Mae.
Downey spars with a week of visits and events including W C Knight of Muscatine and Dr. McGregor in town. Local groups such as the Ladies Aid at M P church and the Fancy Work Guild meet. I O O F lodge attends in West Liberty. a Country Squire play and a rain affected school picnic marked week.
Advertising copy claims Electric Bitters cure stomach liver and kidney troubles. No medical claims verified. Sold by Havercamp's Prescriptive Drug Store.
In a crowded San Francisco gathering Luella dodges a looming threat while light chatter and a hidden wolf figure set a tense mood. Henry contemplates Knapp's plans as Mrs Knapp probes his loyalty and reflects on past humiliations and unspoken bonds. The scene teases danger in opium dens and ongoing market turmoil.
Doddridge Knapp shifts to a bear stance selling Confidence and Crown Diamond futures while Decker’s brokers defend assets. The Omega group, Crown Diamond, and Confidence strain FE Dorado Bank as Crown Diamond futures slide to twenty and three-fourths by close. (To Be Continued.)
$10.00 settlers excursion to Western Minnesota on May 30 by Iowa Central. Personal tour from Arlington to Marietta along the Minneapolis and St. Louis line. Lands offered in Sibley Renville Medicine Lac Qui Parle counties at $25 to $59.09 per acre. Describes fertile dairy district near St Paul and Minneapolis markets and Armour Pecking Company's new six million plant.
The commissioner reports approval to vacate and relocate a public north south highway in section 12 77 1 east. Objections or damages claims must be filed in the auditor's office by noon June 19 1907 or the road will be vacated and altered. Dated May 13 1997. A S Lawrence, County Auditor.
Allan Line promotes weekly sailings from Montreal to Liverpool Glasgow London and Havre aboard new steamers Victorian and Virginian with triple screw turbines and Tunisian Corsican Ionian twin screws. Accommodations include saloon cabins and one class rates from 40 dollars upwards.
Schedule lists daily No. 37 eastbound and No. 19, daily No. 71 local freight daily except Sunday, No. 20 daily, No. 72 local freight. Westbound services include No. 3 Gallup at 11:13 pm and No. 7:18 am departures with various notes.
Wilton branch trains run daily except Sunday. Service includes No 368 at 6:25am, No 367 at 12:50pm, No 262 at 3:20pm, No 361 at 5:50pm, No 364 at 9:25pm, and No 363 at 11:55pm bound for Mascatine.
Railway timetable fragment lists Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul routes with April 9 1905 effective date. Mentions passenger numbers 12 and 8 and freight services No 92 and No 61, with westbound service details and varying arrival times including 10:44 pm for No 5.
Train Nos. 4 5 6 list departure and arrival times from Muscatine Round House Fruitland Grandview Wapello and Elrick Junction with connections to Iowa Central and C R J & P lines. No. 4 and 6 run with limited schedules and No. 1 3 daily except Sunday.
White Collar Line lists Columbia steamers to Davenport Rock Island on Wednesday and Friday at 6 30 a m and Sundays at 7 20 a m To Burlington journeys run Monday Wednesday and Friday at 4 50 p m After May 1 Helen Blair replaces Columbia on Sunday trips returning to Muscatine and heading to Davenport Monday morning W A Blair Manager Phone 49 W G Block Co Agents
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