Telephones and contact numbers for regional postings
Fragmented telecommunication notice lists contact points and names with room numbers and addresses. It mentions publisher details, a city letter, and a request to call specific numbers for business inquiries. The readable parts indicate an address in a belt area and refer to Capartiant Rumdar.
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Towa
Sxcharien Mecadora
Anget
Capartiant Rumdar
F. DB
Thrann
Mannelne Beltar No
City Tetter
Snetrty Ritter
Cemnasing Room
Nolin Jane
Ade
Mer
Kortha Business Amse
Unclear GOP nomination race in Indiana and Chicago talks
The note discusses Senator Cummins and a Chicago dispute over who should be nominated. It likens the situation to a baseball borrow and notes no leading candidate yet surpasses Ralph De Palma’s pace in the Indianapolis race. It warns political developments may grow more troubled as the month progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummins
Chicago
Fawan
Baseball Feld
Feld
Ralph de Palma
Indienapolis
de Palma
Glace
Wisconsin and New York spar over Roosevelt nomination
The article reports William Barnes signaling to gain support for Theodore Roosevelt as Republican nominee, while Governor McGovern of Wisconsin rejects Root as Tory and warns such choice could doom the party. Wisconsin and New York Republican leaders clash over convention leadership and platform alignment.
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Farnes
Barnes
Theodore Roosevelt
Widhw . Root
Choso
National Committee
Francisie McGovern
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
McGovern
Atlantic
Pacific
Root
New York
Reguelican Teaderships
Bold remarks by Cleveland preacher on wives
A Cleveland minister, Rev. W. W. Pustard of the Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, reportedly preached bold lines about wives in a telegraphed sermon. The message referenced John D. Rockefeller and emphasized controversial points on married life and domestic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Rockefellers
Panehor
W. W. Pustard
Thalot
Euclid
Churel
Cleveland
Don’t Overdress or Lecture Women in Needful Matters
A curiously dated set of household maxims urges practical, frugal living and restraint. It warns against nagging husbands, excessive vanity, and social temptations while praising domestic virtue, motherhood, and modest dress. The voice cites examples like hobble skirts and patched trousers and references to temperance and whist parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulokel
Lome
Lincoln
Garfield
MoekKiseya
Ureed
Political chatter on renomination and Democratic contrasts
A collage of editorials mocks renomination bids and contrasts between Roosevelt and Underwood, notes Missouri patterns, and cites editorials from Dubuque, Des Moines, and other papers. It highlights pacings of primary returns, party lines, and speculative candor amid early 20th century U S politics.
What the Iowans Are Doing at Washington
Washington, D. C., Inn. 3 Senator Kenyon is expected to lead a push in Washington against Lorimer. Senator Kern of Indiana opens the date, followed by Luke Lea of Tennessee. Lorimer seeks to postpone the battle to the short session next winter as his campaign unfolds amid a flurry of political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Kenyon
Leck
Illinois
Kern
Indiana
Lorimer
Luke Lea
Tennessee
Sounge Towan
Benster Katson
Reminiscences from Fifty to Thirty Years Ago
A reminiscence column recalls events from fifty, forty, and thirty years ago. Mentions recruiting progress with Captain Campbell's company and mobilization readiness. Notes petitions to protect a railroad bridge over the Cedar River and the county board’s consideration. Des Moines fire department transport to Muscatine in a special Rock Island car for Des Moines, Stuart, and Pacarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarty-Ave
Ibeen
Capt. Campbell
Board of Supervisors
Cedar River
Cedar
Des Moines
Rock Island Company
Stuart and Pacarn
Crack Steamer
Chicago
Mas Palestine tour clippings and school celebration note
Clippings note Mas Palestine tour attendance by Jayne street fre engine and Rev Father Laurent convalesces rapidly. Ten years ago the Columbian schol celebration was voted to join the October 12 event, at Second Ward teachers meeting. Ten years ago the hod carriers union walked out seeking 44 cents an hour. after a stoppage the dispute was settled and work resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne Street
Father Laurent
Witter
Second Ward
Warser
Passengor
Orange Lownhstip
Hod Carriers’ Union
Ping Ours Conalimats
Lorimer election probe fuels looming senate vote
The Lorimer case nears a senate decision as pressure grows for resignation. Vice President Sherman met with Lorimer in Chicago. Rep. Pranty of Des Moines complains of a stalled subcommittee. Pepper’s omnibus claims pass with targeted increases debated, while Hartman and Rowland families face compensation questions. Nekibbin plans a Mountain Park visit before returning to Keosauqua for summer.
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Lorimer
Thera
Sherman
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Papper
Boise Omnibus
Severin Hartmen
Rosk Island Arsenal
Pepper
Hartmean
M. Rowland
Marango
Robert Blaina
Navy
Rowland
Manly
Mr. Pepper
Florence Lamber
Clincan
Wil
Philadelphia
George Nekibbin
Judge Towner
Mountain Pice Park
Keosanugwa
Mt. Pimaant
West Liberty Wedding Report Delivers Simple Home Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Cella Ginré to Mearla Michener took place Saturday evening at Mrs. Barbara Kenney’s home in West Liberty. Attended by close relatives and friends, the couple were wed under a canopy of lace and flowers, with Rev. M. F. Ruesch officiating. After supper, the couple left for Lisbon before settling in West Liberty.
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Ywest Liberty
Jia
Cella Ginré
Barbara Kenney
Mearla Michener
Waal
M. FE. Ruesch
M. TE
Lisbon
West Liberty
Maude Prime
Lttle
Pauline
Ida
Oxford
Nob
Michener
Miaple
Adelaide
Wort Branch
S. R. Progat
Mina
Aseaode Gates
Frank Yarle
Cuicago
Bnend
Gborke
Rame
Muscatine
Local church events and community notices on Sunday
The Children's Day exercises at the Christian church Sunday evening followed by a flurry of social visits and attendances. Aker and family attended the funeral of Lawrence Dotson, the body laid to rest at Stone for burial east of town. Mrs. Lela McGowan Wheeler arrived from Springfield to spend weeks with sister-in-law Mrs. Cora Lamborn. Miss Alina Attichison left for Digacala, Kaw, after teaching near town. Gouldborn tfiss returned to Washington to mourn his brother. several residents of Tama and Iowa City visited, shopped, or traveled to Davenport and Wilton for weekend engagements.
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Christian Church
Gouldborn Tfiss
Washington
Hol
George Jobshaw
Frank Johnston
Melvin Brown
Benny Age
Towa City
Mrr
S. A. Gregory
Anna Smith
Piece
Aisa
Nita Shannon
Jett
Wilton
Fred Shannon
Davenport
D. M. Langers
Yank Marbit
West Branch
West Liberty
Alarge Duneton
Iowa City
Tekla Noriman
Nichols
Joan Smith
Withame
Nichols Business
S Nisse Sara Teexo
Orton
Mra
B. F. Wilson
Mre. Morrow
Miss Brancent
Wapotlo
Raymond Davidson
Archia Ditmars
Town City
J. J. Ditmars
AL Vv. Aker
Tipton
Musceline
Thoupson
Lewry
Zoan Nichols
Frank Moylan
Downey
Lewis Jackenson
Harvey Herold
Nina Reeves
Jowa Cin
Rita
Matwace
Inez Gnier
Cylenga
Kelley
Gon Matlin
Hira
T. Schmidt
Mixx
Davanyort
Emma Federiin
Atalisen
Pedghan
Blanch Gibson
Alice Philips
Milday
Len Leah
F. D. Steen
Negus
G. Cole
Cole
Merman Weller
Donald
Nartos
Muscatine
Joe Mauriss
East Third Street
Opera House
Thuresay
Lincoln
Louise Anderson
Elon Andersen
Mackey
Fie
Opera Hose
G. A. Rosbirly
R. C
Anlés
Gand
Seriool
Otto
Oak Ridge
May 8 Sign of the AI Church Meeting at Mrs Tormer Home
Letts, Is. June. The May 8 sign of the AI church met Wednesday afternoon at the pleasant home of Mrs. O. S. Tormer. A late attendance with about three present. After devotions a program included piano by Miss Vivian Gryple, readings by Neila Wildebrands and Mrs. Pearl Gipple, a piano duet by Mrs. T. FP. Barker and Vivian Gipple, a Warrior Farmer reading by Mrs. Jno Ellavon, and a solo by Faelyn Ginle. Refreshments then served. Memorial services were held in Datts on Thursday per the Daughters of Veter- program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai. E
O. S. Tormer
Trey
Vivian Gryple
Neila Wildebrands
Pearl Gipple
FP. Barker
Vivs' Fan Gipple
First Application Darkens the Hair by Wyeth Ad
An advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color, remove dandruff, cleanse the scalp, and promote growth with a single nightly application. It promises quick results, safety, and a money back guarantee or refund if not satisfied after trial. includes address of Special Agent A W Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Cale
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Decoration Day Service Remembers Local Heroes
A large crowd gathered at the M. E. church for Decoration Day honors. Rev. Barker delivered the address, with Rev. J. Stark giving the invocation. A Boy scout quartet and local children performed, while a cemetery parade followed to decorate the Braves of the loyal and true. Several townspeople arrived for the observance, including Mrs. Mary Shellwbargey from Kinross and relatives visiting from Decatur and Wapello. The event reflected a community strong in memory and praise.
West Liberty Society Notes and Visitors
West Liberty Ill residents and guests swap visits during the week. Moore and wife of Muscatine visited Liberty. E Stowert and family joined by Billiett spent time in Walnut. Ray Cook and wife toured Davenport. The senior high class outing numbered twenty six went to Town City for a day of fun.
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Wheat Liberty
Ill
Jina 2
Gao
Moore
Muscatine
Liberty
Thurday
E. Stowert
Biliiott
Walnut
Ray Cook
Davenport
Thurscar
Prenk
Wilton
Setior High Selon Glass
Linn Lew
George Gates
Shise Ella Thompson
Tona Vita Tonic Promoted In United States As In Europe
A patient testimonial from Rochester Y shows relief after using Tona Vita. The nurse Ms Smith recounts sleeplessness and fatigue improving after taking the tonic. The ad invites readers to try Tona Vita, offered by A W Morgan in Muscatine Iowa with a money back guarantee from The Approved Formula Co Dayton Ohio.
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United States
Europe
Ms.Smith
Rochester Y
Bellevue Hospital
New York City
A. W. Morgan
Muscatine
Iowa
Dayton
Locals Attend Memorial Day Activities in Muscatine
A memorial observance at the Opera House drew many residents of Muscatine and nearby areas. Adults and children participated in services and a Cemetery visit, with Rev. Dowlin delivering the address and local officials present.
Nichols Visit Highlights Local Social Scene
June 3 notes from Nichols Iowa recount visits by Mia Da Son and children Lola and Cloyd to Riverside, and Mrs Rey Burnditch and sons Cerell and Clifford from Muscatine at John Stephens home. Mrs W T Foster of Wayneid visited Nichols friends, with Amanda Davison and Leah Nolind also visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Davison
Leah Nolind
Local Notes From Muscatine and Surroundings
Town gossip notes visitors and callers across Muscatine County list Mrs Miller and Mr Swickard in town on Wednesday. Carl Foster and Rose Miller from Muscatine visited Nichols relatives. Mrs Kallein and Agana Ryan called on in West Liberty Wednesday evening. Bert Pry of Cranston and Bert Briggs of Lane Tree visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Ja, Uyink
Washington
Bert Pry
Cranston
Wilma
Artur Briggs
Lane Tree
T. B. Norris
Notice To Contractors For Muscatine Mckinley School Addition
Sealed proposals are due noon June 27, 1912, by the Independent School District of Muscatine for an addition to the Mckinley school building. Plans may be inspected at Dr W S Norton’s office in the Rival National Board Building. Bids must be filed with the board secretary by the stated date. bonds required for the successful bidder. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By W J Norton Cushman-
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Independent School District of
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Woodwad
Ap So Gee
Associated Press
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Deby Journal
Hani-Weadys Journal Tx
Mall Cere
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Buschta Drug Store
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Mia Old Missouri
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Louisville Courier Journal
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Rosevelt
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Bindington Gazette
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Alta Advertiser
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Case District
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L. A. Gipple
L. EL Paresons
FL Elitore
Nelle Parson
Wests Hadley
Mary Shellwbargey
Kinross
Harold Kerr
Rev
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Willets
Decatur
Fromm Wapello
Wm. Hendrix
Minneanolis
Minn
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Wapello
Willits
Dings
Pleasant Hom
Lola Collins
J. A Brker
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Magentine
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Ceresville
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Niley
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Sophia Briggs
Next Mighigan
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Cane Lown
Thaen
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Atay
J. F. Brockway
D. McCormick
Columbus Junction
Tom Leagua
Bert Garrett
Dell Garerets
Mae Shinn
Nelle Hildebrand
Vivian Gipple
Harriet Farmer
Tiljian Wastpkal
Mamie Garrett
Ben- Jah Eliason
Mildred Letherknecht
Gladys. Fitssimmons
Floy Aliason
Missy
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Lessa
Weaver
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