Journal Agencies Map City Retail Stops
The Journal lists agencies around the city for readers convenience including East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine Toborg Bros groc Oregon street C A Buschs Drug Store Hershey avenue Keckerville Chaykas Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and Wm Van Zyl Grocery.
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East Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Feet
South Muscatine
Toborg Bros
Groc
Oregon Street
C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zyl
Telephones Iowa private branch numbers for editorial staff
Telephones in Iowa list numbers 26 and 27 for business office and staff access. Readers are directed to request a person or department by number when calling. Contact details include Throop publisher and editors with designated rooms and roles.
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Iowa
F. D. Throop
H. E. Dreier
Adv
Tribune Poll Shows Broad Support For Reciprocity With Canada
The Chicago Tribune reports a reciprocity poll of 10 000 editors across 22 states. Of 4303 replies 4110 gave definite opinions with 3113 in favor and 1127 against, Florida to Minnesota and South Dakota showing strong support while North Dakota bucked the trend.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Pacific
Congress
Canada
Taft
North Dakota
Central States
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Minnesota
South Dakota
Tribune Poll Reveals Low Reply Rate On Reciprocity Issue
The article notes promise of easing harsh conditions in the print paper trade. It highlights a small response rate to Tribune letters, suggesting public apathy toward reciprocity and that many view it as a minor issue.
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Tribune
Call for Two-Term Limit on Governor in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues against a third term for Gov Carroll. It states many capable men exist for the office and criticizes Cummins for seeking a third term for personal advancement. It urges restoring the two-term precedent and avoiding long tenure beyond four years.
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Cedar Rapids
Carroll
Cummins
Fort Dodge Establishes Public Speaking Department
Des Moines Register notes Fort Dodge plans to sustain Iowa’s supply of eloquent men by hiring a dedicated head of the department of public speaking for its high school faculty. Fort Dodge pupils have earned honors in interhigh debate, and the late Senator Doliver’s example spurred local ambitions to become forum advocates.
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Des Moines Register & Leader
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Senator Dolliver
Kenyon Unable to Visit Cedar Rapids for Commencement
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Senator Kenyon cannot appear in Cedar Rapids this month to deliver Coe College’s commencement address. The city and college had shown strong interest due to his prominent role in trust prosecutions and public service. He is expected to visit Cedar Rapids later, and residents will welcome him as a distinguished visitor.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenyon
Coe College
Iowa
Principal H. W. Jones Stays Seated at Baccalaureate
Shenandoah Sentinel recalls a Sunday baccalaureate when Principal H. W. Jones entered with the class but remained seated as the audience rose. Two ladies whispered about the "great big curly headed boy" who did not stand, illustrating the lighthearted moment.
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Shenandoah Sentinel
H. W. Jones
Republican Unity Reported in Shelby County District
The Shelby County Republican editor notes total absence of factional spirit in the district praising Judge Green as a reliable stalwart and progressive. It cites disaffection only with Chase of the Atlantic News, described as chasing every political opinion across the district.
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Shelby County
Judge Green
Chase
The
Atlantic News
Senator Ken yon Not Looking for Eagle Receptions and Orations
The Des Moines visit by Senator Ken yon included a routine round of meetings with friends and light business. He departed quietly, avoiding pomp or bouquets along the way.
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Waterloo
Kenyon
Des Moines
Country boy learns city life hides its superficialities
Davenport Times notes that education should awaken appreciation for surrounding beauties and possibilities while exposing the make believe of city life, giving the country boy an advantage over others.
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Davenport Times
Diaz's Return Hinted After Spain Voyage
The Burlington Gazette asks if General Diaz, who sailed yesterday for Spain, will return to his country before year’s end. The piece notes the possibility with a tone of cautious curiosity about his future.
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Burlington Gazette
General Diaz
Spain
Reminiscences of Long Ago Retold in Journal Snippets
Fifty years ago today the Journal is missing. Forty years ago a burglary attempt on the Island woke Mrs Corwin. intruder fled through a window and tracks stopped near a pawed ground. Twenty years ago Miss Estella A Hill visited Rolla and Denver while attending Ida Nev ens graduation. The Hus Eatine class picnic endured light rain.
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H. Corwin
Estella A. Hill
Rolla
Gilmore
Col
Denver
Ida Nevens
Huseatine High School
Board of Trade forms committee to back firemen's tournament
30 years ago a sparse crowd at a board of trade meeting appointed a committee to secure necessary guarantees for next year's firemen's tournament. Al der man Lauder, Mayor Dillaway, Major Pickler, ex Chief Morrison, Chief Bodman and General Banks were named to lead the effort.
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Board of Trade
Lauder
Dillaway
Pickler
Morrison
Bodman
General Banks
Anti-cigarette league eyes court and trust clash
Sioux City Journal reports members of the anti cigarette league will shed no tears if the tobacco trust and the court fail to unite in a re organization scheme that would permit the trust to use interstate commerce channels.
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Sioux City Journal
Anti-Cigarette League
Tobacco Trust
Court
Guthrie Center Guthmian Says It Will Bolt Judge Green
The Atlantic News reports the Guthrie Center Guthmian will abandon Judge Green the Republican congressional candidate in the district. It previously bolted Judge Walter I. Smith last fall yet he was elected.
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Guthrie Center
Guthmian
the Atlantic News
Judge Green
Congress
Walter I. Smith
Court Decision Lifts Oil Shares Amid Unreasonable Doubt
Standard Oil stock rose after a supreme court ruling deemed a trust unlawful. observers say the decision signals underlying issues in the case and prompts questions about market fairness and legal strategies.
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Council Bluffs
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Foley's Kidney Remedy Endorsed for Chronic Kidney Bladder Pain
A. W. Morgan endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It aims to regulate kidney and bladder action and is described as healing, strengthening, and bracing.
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Foley
A. W. Morgan
Wilton social and campus notes highlight porch party
In Wilton Iowa on Thursday a porch party honored Mrs Addie Ross with readings by Miss Clara Dodge and musical numbers by Mrs Geo Holzhaurer. A luncheon followed. Teachers hosted a breakfast for high school pupils while other residents arrived from nearby towns for visits and errands.
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H. E. Strong
G. Holzhauer
Thos. Raynor
W. R. Reid
Geo. Bannick
W. D. Harris
M. E. Lumbar
L. B. Mason
Wm. Ross
H. Gordon
J. W. Miller
J. Cope
M. M Holzhauer
G. Leith
E. Kaufman
J. R. H. Latchaw
Clara Dodge
G. Bentley
Chicago
Cummings
D. Brotchie
Ralph
Jas. Hayes
Atalissa
Moylan
North Wilton
Co. Hucke
Davenport
Florence Foster
Silvis
Ill
W. Wilkerson
Tipton
H. B. Strong
C. P. Fulton
W. M. Brown
C. E. White
L. Dunker
Frank Cope
H. \. Efinbach
H. H. Johnson
Muscatine
A. M. Scull
J. Adams
A. Adams
Moscow
Fires Twice Burn Shed Behind East Hill Home
Ten years ago a rear shed at Fred Geller’s East Hill residence was set ablaze twice on Saturday evening by unknowns but was quickly doused by a bucket brigade. Investigators found kerosene-soaked material used to start the fire and more kerosene evidence around the site. Miss Carrie Shammo departs on the Firefly for Chicago with a party of women en route to Europe.
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Fred Geller
East Hill
Carrie Shammo
Chicago
Europe
Trial Ties OCallaghan Kin to Polk County Robbery
Evidence linked Al Rhodes's brother James OCallaghan to the attempted robbery of Polk county treasury two months ago. Witnesses say Tom Hatch and Peter Juhl rented a daytime room from Mrs. L A Fuel and were active at night. OCallaghan plans to dispute Rhodes's statements at the trial.
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Des Moines
Fra
al. Rhodes
Robert O'Callaghan
Western League
Tom Hatch
Peter Juhl
Polk County Treasury
James O'Callaghan
L. A. Fuel
Hatch
Juhl
Rhodes
O'Callaghan
Waterloo Will Not See The President
President Taft left for Chicago to address the Western Economical Society on Canadian reciprocity with Secretary Fisher. A Baltimore arrival on June 6 could not be met, so he will skip Waterloo Iowa and the State Dairymen's convention.
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Washington
Taft
Chicago
Western Economical Society
Fisher
Interior Department
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Waterloo
Iowa
Wreck blamed on Clinton roundhouse foreman and Chelsea engineer
Des Moines Iowa June 3 Northwestern officials say the roundhouse foreman at Clinton and the engineer were held responsible for the Northwestern railroad wreck at Chelsea on Tuesday. The Iowa railroad commission received a report and noted twenty seven damage claims have been filed.
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Des Moines
Clinton
Northwestern Railroad
Chelsea
Northwestern
Iowa Railroad Commission
Aviators Fly At Des Moines Meet Draw Big Crowd
Hyperion club aviation field in Des Moines Iowa attracted a large crowd for the second day of the Des Moines aviation meet following successful flights on opening day.
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Des Moines
Hyperion Club Aviation
Des Moines Aviation
Endowment Secures Penn College in Oskaloosa Victory
In Oskaloosa Iowa June 3 the endowment was raised saving Penn college. A joyous victory followed high school graduation at the Masonic opera house with cheers from students, townsfolk, and auto horns as the announcement circulated. The celebration had men and women joining college youths in a jubilant demonstration.
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Oskaloosa
Penn College
Masonic Opera House
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement Summary
An antique advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for nervous, tender feet and bunions. It claims instant relief, comfort in tight or new shoes, and relief from sweating and callouses. Sold nationwide for 25 cents. free trial offer via Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Campaign closes with big cheers at college event
After a downtown parade the crowd moved to the college campus for a bonfire and fireworks. The organizers announced Mahaska County subscriptions surpassed 56,800 dollars and outsiders reached 57,000 dollars, with gratitude to all who helped.
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Mahaska County
Burlington Likely to Lose Fast Mail Trains
Burlington Iowa June 3 reports the government may start shipping magazines by freight on July 1. As a result the Burlington route may remove fast mail trains Nos 15 and 8. Train 15 carries most weight as magazines, risking loss of revenue from first class mail if withdrawn.
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Burlington
Young Folks Win Scholarships
Fort Dodge Iowa June 3 The annual scholarship awards under the will of former Fort Dodge man Harry Stanley go to Ella May Wilson with 61.08 percent of credits and to Paul Gustafson noted for high rank debater music and shorthand. The Iowa university scholarship was awarded to Ruth Sperry.
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Fort Dodge
Ft. Dodge
Harry Stanley
Ella May Wilson
Paul Gustafson
Iowa University
Ruth Sperry
Burglar Attacks Woman During Home Invasion
In Davenport on June 3 a desper te burglar, described as colored, was found in the act at 1403 Leonard street. He assaulted Mrs. Benadom, rendered her unconscious, and fled with about 185 dollars in cash money orders and checks. Police are exerting every effort to capture him as he remains at large.
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Davenport
W. A. Benadom
Leonard Street
Five Mile Limit Set on Northern Iowa Power Plant
Fort Dodge council voted two to one to notify Northern Iowa Power Co. not to build a $200,000 hydroelectric plant within five miles of the city. The council also moved toward a municipal dam and power plant and passed an ordinance safeguarding city rights. Prospecting work for the west end anchorage has begun.
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Fort Dodge
Northern Iowa Power Company
Auto Fatality Claims 15 Year Old Deliverer
Samuel Gilinski aged 15 was killed in downtown Council Bluffs when he jumped from a delivery wagon and was struck by an automobile driven by J. C. Erler. Gilinski's mother Mrs Enoch Gilinski was seriously injured.
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Council Bluffs
Samuel Gilinski
J. C. Erler
Enoch Gilinski
Tax Must Be Levyed by Toad Supervisors and Township Trustees
Des Moines Iowa June 3 Attorney General Cosson says many local officials intend to ignore the new law and refrain from levying the tax. He insists the tax must be levied and collected.
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Des Moines
Cosson
Armory Dedication Planned for Fairfield June 13
Fairfield Iowa reports Governor Carroll and state officers will attend the dedication of the new armory on Tuesday afternoon June 13. The Civil War veterans will oversee the ceremonies honoring the project and Company M will participate in the dedication events.
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Fairfield
City to pave twenty six blocks this season
Oelwein Iowa June 3 The city council has decided on twenty six blocks of paving lacking only a few feet of two miles Specifications are now being prepared in anticipation of advertising for bids.
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Oelwein
Moon Law Enforcement Targets Des Moines Saloons
The Iowa Anti-Saloon League plans to press cases against eight Des Moines saloons the group says lack authority to operate under the Moon law.
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Des Moines
Iowa Anti-Saloon League
Iowa
Lou and Herb Fire Team Set State Relay Record
Council Bluffs team Lou and Herb secured a new state record with a 325 second hitching time, qualifying them for the Des Moines state tournament in July.
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Council Bluffs
Lou
Herb
Des Moines
Boy 14 Arrested in Stabbing Case in Des Moines
Des Moines police arrest Arthur Morgan aged 14 after a stabbing of his 13 year old companion John Grimm. Morgan pleads self defense as the incident is investigated.
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Stabbel
Des Moines
Arthur Morgan
John Grimm
Morgan
Bank Call Issued for State and Trust Firms
Des Moines state Auditor Bleakly issued a call to report the condition of state and savings banks and loan and trust companies as of May 29 at close of business.
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Des Moines
Fire Damage at McConnell Boiler and Ironworks
A fire damaged McConnell Boiler and Ironworks early this morning causing several thousand dollars in damage. Fire crews responded quickly but the extent of the damage is not yet known.
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Des Moines
McConnell
Memorial services held at Foster Baptist church
Memorial services at the Foster Baptist church on Sunday afternoon drew a large crowd. Rev. Neumeyer gave a notably interesting address. The church was prettily decorated for the occasion. B. Wilford of Ottumwa Iowa visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds and ...
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Foster
Ill
The
Baptist Church
Neumeyer
Wilford
Ottumwa
Iowa
Wm. Ripley
Frank Reynolds
Patriotism Tied to Digestion in 19th Century Ad
An advertising piece argues that patriotism depends on a strong stomach and links health to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It claims dyspepsia makes one treasonous and promotes the medical adviser and World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
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Dr. Pierce
Decoration services Held at Reynolds Cemetery
Brother Elmer Reynolds of Rock Island attended services at the Reynolds cemetery where Decoration Day observances were largely attended on Tuesday afternoon. Paudet's band from Muscatine provided music as families and friends gathered.
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Elmer Reynolds
Rock Island
Reynolds Cemetery
Paudet
Muscatine
Johan Workman
Millersburg
Ill
Curtis Foster
C. Ripley
Eldon
Iowa
J. C. Moree
Ella Mewes
Dr King’s New Discovery Restores Wellingon Man to Health
“I never felt so near my grave” writes W R Patterson of Wellington Texas after a severe cough and lung illness dropped him to 100 pounds despite two years of medical care. His recovery came from Dr King’s New Discovery now weighing 187 pounds and healthy for years. It treats coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and all lung troubles. 50c and $1.00 trial bottle free. Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store guarantees.
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W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Havercamp
Prairie Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Prairie Grove residents host and visit families across nearby towns including Davenport Letts and West Liberty. Drs Kimball operated on a child in need, and local families celebrated birthdays, picnics, and school events while noting minor injuries from a horse kick and a rusty nail incident.
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Prairie Grove
Chas. Schiele
Cara
Davenport
Marion Kirby
Centerdale
H. B. Pinney
Alma Walker
Myrtle
Milo Crane
Letts
J. E
C. B. Kimball
West Liberty
Duane
Chas. McCann
Frank Horn
Oelwein
Iowa
Frank Robinson
C. E. Dice
West Branch
Elmer Faires
Ruby Lewis
J. M. Walker
Retta McCann
Wash. Jackson
Chas. Swart
Ray Benson
Iowa City
Hattie Faires
Mesdames
Chas
Swart
Cedar Hill
Clara Fogg
Ss. U. S
Della Worrall
Pedee
Helen Schiele
House Black
Gertrude Dice
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for Whooping Cough Effect
Whooping cough can be treated by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which keeps the cough loose and expectoration easy. It has proven successful in epidemics of the disease and is sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Pleasant weekend visits and home improvements at Port Allen
Port Allen residents hosted visitors from Moline Illinois and Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs James D Wilson entertained W C Wilson and daughters and family friends while others reported wedding attendance and home construction projects nearby.
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Port Allen
James D. Wilson
W. C. Wilson
Winnie Wilson
Fred Kroeger
Moline
Ill
R. E. Tipton
R. E. Babbitt
H. F. Babbitt
Vera
Alex McC
Alex McCullough
J. D. Wilson
F. Floyd McCullough
Cone
F. G. McCullough
Washington
Memorial and social notes from Stockton Iowa events
Stockton Iowa June 3 notes list memorial exercises at Walcott attended by Mr and Mrs E E Moeller and daughters Vera and Mrs L Schlapkohl. Various residents are recorded visiting Davenport Durant Bennet Chicago Muscatine Clinton Richland and Davenport with relatives and friends.
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Stockton
E. E. Moeller
Vera
L. Schlapkohl
Walcott
Ethyl Bohnsack
Davenport
R. Stister
Durant
John Koch
Manning
Iowa
H. Koch
Hilda Lenders
Alma Behrens
Bennet
Henry Bohnsack
Chicago
R. Lee
Viola
Beulah
Clinton
Suster
Thompson
F. Bargholtz
W. Swartz
Muscatine
Edwin Thomason
John Dittmer
Richland
Otto Gilbert
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