Daily Journal announces city advertising agencies
The Daily Journal lists advertising representatives and agencies serving Muscatine and nearby cities. It outlines subscriptions, delivery details, and contact numbers for advertising inquiries and office staff in Chicago, New York, and Kansas City.
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Tio Tonvenkenas
Bare Lil
Muribut
Hive
South Muscatina
Towers Bros
Oregon Street
Busch
Fuller
Loreny Braa
Leo
Jydicate
Lovertining Representatives
Chicago
Cone, Lorenzen& Woodsraat
Mauers Helding
New YorcesConn
Lorenzen & Woodmin
Trunswick Buiiding
Kanan
Cone
Lorenzen & Woodman
Gumbel Taulding
Stbscribiey
Circumcion Kuncunthedersater
Daily Journal
Yasoh
Matto- Ail
Tawa
Anawerhasic
Throan
Geo
Plitenforth
Great River Works and Political Currents Shape the Era
A dramatic description of the Mississippi River’s damming and industrial transformation, detailing cement dams and commercial development along the upper valley. The piece also notes political opinions, urging Senator Cummins to retire and predicting electoral backlash if redomination occurs, reflecting party dynamics and reform sentiment.
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Waters
Gulf
Ikeokuk
Mississippi Valley
Olinralana
Gentirles
Iderty
Gnelo Dyve
Republican Party
Towa
Uncle Mare
Thas Cummins
Ratice
Daéa
Political figures face scrutiny over tariff duty and strikes
The text cites Senator Cummins and Senator Kenyon as members of committees probing tariff policy and West Virginia strike conditions, noting public scrutiny and defense of their stances. It also references media labels and public perception, including critics calling Cummins cold-blooded and contrasting rhetoric with past public statements.
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Cummins
Menor
Bub
Wilson
McMersus Jon
Kenyon & Mem
West Virginia
Strika
Tow
Dust and Rain Spur Iowa Fight Against Dust in Spring
A Keokuk era report notes frequent spring rains help keep dust down while farmers use hoes to manage dust in fields. The piece highlights how moisture reduces airborne dust and aids cultivation.
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Keokule
Tung
Jowa
Unclear fragments hint at historic local color and events
Fragmented OCR reads like a rough notebook of 19th or early 20th century notes, mentioning David and Goliath, city hall plans, Wisconsin race grounds, and distant references to officials. The garbled text preserves names and places with limited readable context or clear events.
Things They Say in Oskaloosa Herald and Des Moines Press
A compilation of snippets from Oskaloosa Herald Des Moines Capital and Sioux City Journal. The items discuss newspaper advertising weaker readers, party central offices in Des Moines, Confederate veterans Gettysburg reunion advice, and Iowa patronage tied to national committee duties.
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Des Moines
Biease
South Carolina
South
Washington suffrage parade blamed on senate whitewash
Nation's Capital June g. Special report says the senate committee's action on the suffrage parade insults is a whitewash. The piece argues lawmakers and police used marches to oppose suffrage and alleges jeers and obstruction by men along Pennsylvania Avenue harmed participants. It asserts witnesses saw the crowd and heard epithets as marchers attempted to pass.
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Washington, D. C
Speely
Washington
Senate Committee On the
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sana
Haive
Senate Committee
Dillingham
Varmont
Tonos
Lorimer
Baltimore Baturday
Tavenner
Hiinels
Asco
Senate
Gray Beards recall Iowa regiment and local connections
Fifty years ago the Thirty-seventh Iowa helped guard bridges along a railroad north of St Louis, with A Kimball the cutler revealing the effort. Wounded from Vicksburg include William Perginger, once a local resident.
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A. Kimball
Cutler
Thirty-seventh
Iowa
St. Louis
Ools Kincald
Franklin
St. Louisa
Lst
Datlien
Vicksburg
William Perginger
Desolate Desert Trials and a Turbulent Parade
Eleanor pursues her brother Jack through a harsh desert campaign while his illness wavers. A political upheaval unfolds as suffrage, parade planning, and senator tensions surface, with Washington police and a looming court of inquiry shaping public mood. Hartley and Tlea nor cross paths with danger in a Mexican town earthquake.
Earthquake Panic Forces Shelter in Desert Town
Eleanor and Hartley survive a devastating tremor that collapses a store, trapping others beneath debris. Wartley helps rescue prisoners as natives mourn earthquakes’ toll, while Hartley and Eleanor confront their pasts and hint at a future bond as they ride toward camp at dusk.
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Wartley
Eleanor
Zleanoy
Hartley
Vemonter
Hele
Hicanor
Memorial Day Visitors and Local Gatherings Rise in Lone Tree
In Lone Tree and surrounding areas residents attend Memorial Day events and visit relatives. Local families such as Mattoon, Potter, Loehr, and Baker travel from Salem, Mediapolis, Davenport, and Iowa City to join ceremonies and greetings. A large crowd gathers at the Grand Opera House for the Civil War veterans memorial, with Rev. D. W. Wytls delivering the address and praise for B. C. Jayne.
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Lone Tree
Leslie Mattoon
Salem
Geo
Stonebarger
Willi Potter Ang
Mediapolis
Martha
Myers
Davennort
Grant Staver
Clair
Bh. B. Allen
Byr-ington
H.C. Lane
Vernon
Amanda Legaard
North Liberty
Cecar Rapida
Evans
Iowa City
Underwood
Ed. McCollieter
Hank Hess
Town City
Alumpa
Grand Opera
D. W. Wytls
Presbyterian Church
Tora City
B.C. Jayne
Charles Rawhouser
M. C. Oslevee
Salon
Towa
Tay
Potter
Will Potter
ZEMO Promises Clear Skin In Quick Trial Claim
A garbled testimonial hoards to ZEMO as a complete facial cure. It claims rapid relief from pimples blackheads and skin conditions including scalp eczema with instant itching stop and flawless appearance. The ad-style text urges buying via dealers and guarantees results.
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Ivan
Rugby
St. Veo
Endersts
Cherry Gumosis and cautions on digestion
Daily Hints on Farm Topics by K A Kirkpatrick explains gum oozing from cherry trunks as a symptom not always disease. factors include mechanical injury climate moisture and weak tree condition. Oregon Experiment Station findings favor Mazard stock and proper grafting for resistance. emphasize early treatment sterilizing wounds and good cultivation. digest food slowly and use Chamberlains Tablets for stomach issues. advised by Adv.
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Oregon Experiment Station
West Liberty Notes and Local Faces in June
West Liberty Iowa items cover travel to Jamaca for a wedding, visitors from Boulder Colorado, and Children’s Day at the Christian Church. The report notes a hospital update for a husband, a funeral service for Mrs. J E MacIntosh, and local activities with Boy Scouts at Tice's bridge.
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West Liberty
Iowa
Eisie Whitacre
Jamaca
Misa Taw Lisle
Anna Cox
Boulder
Colo
N. Halderman
The
Christian Church
A. Chapman
Iowe City
Beverage
GC. Overmah
Als
G. Moore
Muscatine
J. EB. Mclntosh
Fred Albin
West Branch
Liberty
A I. Dowlin
M. B. Iz
Tice’s Bridge
Hays
J. E. MacIntosh
Third Street
F. MM. Dowlin
Presbyterian Church
Funeral rites for Mrs McIntosh mark quiet West Liberty farewell
Interment was held at Oule Ridge beside a child’s grave, as pallbearers named. Mary Goss Wilshire McIntosh, born December 31 1872 in Atalissa Iowa, died May 31 2913 in West Liberty Iowa after years of illness. She married J B McIntosh in Atalissa August 12 1951. survived by husband, her mother, a sister. longtime church member valued for patience and faith in Jesus Christ. The record notes her devotion amid suffering and the care given by husband and mother.
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Lita
H. A. Knott Tang
Oule Ridge
Lrla
Messera He
A. Knott
R. Chase
W. Luss
Donald A
Mra. Wilshire
Detroiter
Illinois
Mirs McIntosh
Presbyterian Church of
Atalissa
O. T. Langfitt
Lfe
West Liberty
Jesus Christ
Chamberlains Calle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A persuasive sales notice urges every family to keep Chamberlains Calle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the product is worth many times its cost and nearly certain to be needed before summer ends. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlains
Deslers
Memorial exercises held at the opera house in Nichols
The memorial exercises were conducted Friday afternoon at the Nichols opera house with Rev. I. Eppier as principal speaker. The program included invocation, songs, readings, and addresses by Rev. S. J. Ennler and Rev. C. E. Montgomer y. Local items note visits by David Denham, J. D. McDougall family, and others, plus travel to Rock Island and Lone Tree for appointments and visits.
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Nichols
David Denham
Fina
Moesentine
Fiiany
J. D. McDougall
Muscatine
Munscatine
Orrie Felton
Sirs
R. M.morris
Thomas Dean
Lena King
Helen
Lone Tree
WD. Trautman
Chicago Cubs
Muscatine Muskles
William- Few, Jr
Henry Schomberg
Sue Rummelts
Wile Chown
Ben Swiekari
George Nicola Jett
Rock Island
John Zimmerman
Calmer
Wey
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Catar Rapids
Tus
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Goliath
Hosta
Israel
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Wisconsin
Oskaloosa Herald
Sean
Ho Sy
Thalsta
Arshue
Marshalliawn ‘Times-Republican
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Des Stolias Mascon
Palmor
Sioux City Journal
Jude Wade
Democratic National Committee
Kay Law
Philadelphia
Pennsylvanian Avenue
Ymir
Hostetter
Charley Leindecker
Turner Opera House
Toon Witter
W. Conaway
Orsan Winder
Datie
Slanche Dil
Iowa Telephone Company
Anus Lange
EU Terremoto
Honore Wiliste
Hoanor
Ansiely
Jack
Jags
Jacky
Tleanor
Burwell
Rinsuor
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Harry
Iltiio
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Mies
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Abe Martin
Thanor
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John Hartley
Einand
B. Barwell
P. G. Basemat
Alunbanequet
Visbhler Parente
J.C. Loehr
Proctor Baker
Navenport
H. Ny I Baker
Miles Atkins
River Junction
Slater
G. B. Horton
H. U- Bakering
Zemo
K. A. Kirkpatrick
Chamberlain
C. F. Jappe
Beecham
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