SheJOURNAL masthead and staff details
The fragment shows a publisher and editors list for SheJOURNAL with names F. D. Throoy L. P. Loomis and office locations in New York Chicago and circulation claim claiming higher reach than Muscaline papers.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
3
The fragment shows a publisher and editors list for SheJOURNAL with names F. D. Throoy L. P. Loomis and office locations in New York Chicago and circulation claim claiming higher reach than Muscaline papers.
Terms to subscribers list issues schedule and delivery. The Daily Journal appears every evening except Sunday while the Semi Weekly Journal is on Tuesday and Friday nights. Delivery in city by carrier. weekly 10 cents. Daily one year 8 dollars. semi weekly one year 2 dollars 60 cents.
The Journal catalogues city agencies including East Hill area stores and streets such as East 2nd Street and Oregon Street. Names include Hurlbut Grocery W F Miksch's grocery Keegler ville Chayka's Grocery J B Fuller Grocery and Busch Drug Store with Bell telephones for the business and editorial offices.
F D Throop publisher swears the Muscatine Journal printed and circulated 5830 copies on average during May 1908. Notary F L Bihlmeter attests to the oath dated June 1, 1908 in Muscatine Iowa.
The article notes Carroll the auditor leading among conservatives in Iowa's primary, despite vilification from foes. It argues Iowans admire his quiet, businesslike conduct and warns that governors Hughes of New York and Fort of New Jersey exemplify a new, businesslike governing style.
The piece argues real businesslike governors should run states and notes that Tuesday's primary elevates Iowa as a strong candidate for national office. It singles out B F Carroll as the exemplar of a true business governor, predicting he will govern with the public's payed-for duties in mind.
Alex Miller, writing for the Democrat in Washington Iowa, predicts Bryan will be nominated and carry more states than any other Democrat. He argues New York may block Bryan, but emphasizes the need for votes to win and notes editors face political shifts and potential post office constraints if the cast does not loosen up.
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It states the cure works internally on blood and mucous surfaces, offers 100 dollars for any failure, and invites readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Pills for constipation also recommended.
Cedarville reports Mrs. Charles Arts and children visited their mother Mrs. Wesson then returned to Moscow. Mr. Heizer of Mediapolis IA stayed with son M Heizer in Cedarville. Miss Anna Heizer visited friends in Nichols. F Elder lost a valuable cow last week. Miss Elsie Zebe, Pike school teacher, spent over Sunday in Muscatine. Mr. and Mrs. H N Ryan and daughter visited Adams for the weekend.
News column vacant due to railroad breaks with damaged bridges between the city and the Junction. Jail prisoner Shannon escaped last night by cutting a hole in the roof while awaiting district court. Samuel Johnson wed Anna Ware of Louisa County. Delegates to the De Witt congressional convention to meet on the 20th. Mrs. H M Dean and sister plan a months long Philadelphia visit. G P Pearce returns from Lincoln with Lincoln Journal material for a new Democratic paper in the city.
Edward Thomas reports on unlicensed team sters facing action after June 1. John Pim, popular Sucker state clerk, is ill in St. Louis. G N Collins of Virginia City Nevada visits. Births announced for Demorest and Harrison families. Samuel Sinnett schedules Greenback county mass meeting at the courthouse at 1 o clock. Previous item recalls Rev John Fry leaving for Ft Madison and Amos Schott traveling to St Louis aboard the War Eagle.
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs Lindsay, longtime Burlington residents, have moved back to the city and opened a fine home bakery at 1202 North Eighth Street. Mr and Mrs Lindsay were former Muscatine residents with him an old U S Express employee.
In a Scottish town Hector McKill raises rents after hostile anonymous prayers target his tenants. James Kahn, vigilant chaffeur and Serb with a dagger, guards his master while Vic Morris vies for the same woman Vida amid moonlit pursuits and ominous intimations of violence.
James Kahn, unseen confidant, plots to win Vida and gain Romer wealth. He studies Romer’s remorse and schemes to marry Vida to enter the Romer millions while taming her fierce nature. His jealousy fuels dangerous plans that threaten Glebe End.
The article praises Golden Medical Discovery as a strong alterative and tonic improving mucous linings and curing catarhal cakes in nasal passages throat stomach and bladder related diseases. Favorite Prescription is touted for weak worn out women rebuilding strength regulating functions reducing pain and restoring vigor. Both are non alcoholic non secret glyceric extracts sold by medicine dealers.
A woman recalls a dangerous admirer linked to a past betrayal on The Good Intent. She feels repulsion yet memory ties him to Dick Finnan’s rise and the cottage at the great man’s gate. The scene ends with a cliffhanger.
Wapello on June 4 records numerous local movements. Bert Sellers returns to Fairbault after visiting his parents. Velma Woodruff attends the Christian church commencement to see cousin Ruth Woodruff graduate. many relatives from Burlington, Rock Island, Muscatine, Davenport, and other towns visit for commencements, Decoration Day, and family events.
West Liberty Iowa residents departed and arrived for summer visits and business on Wednesday and Thursday. Among those noted are Mrs H B Warren bound for Cleveland Ohio to spend the summer, Mrs Robt Klotz and two children visiting Muscatine relatives, and Miss Stella Webster headed to Iowa City for an operation. Multiple others left for Downey Muscatine and Cedar Rapids while locals hosted visitors and family members.
The article lists residents traveling for appointments and moves around Iowa City Estherville and Columbus Junction. Bert Forney left Wednesday for Des Moines to take a state board of Pharmacy exam. Mrs W M Seiders traveled to Iowa City on the 4 30 pm train for business. Mr and Mrs W A Buchanan shipped household goods to Estherville for their new home. A baby boy weighing seven pounds seven ounces was born to Mr and Mrs George Jenny on Wednesday June 3. Mrs Cora Abrams and son from Columbus Junction arrived Wednesday noon to visit Amanda Beach and daughters on Third Street.
Sealed bids requested by Muscatine County Iowa for a new jail and Sheriff’s Residence and a brick tunnel from boiler house to the courthouse. Plans by Joseph F E Mills Detroit include separate steel work bids. Bids due by 6:00 p.m. June 15 1908 with 2 percent certified check. county may reject all bids.
Notice is given that on May 27 1908 the Clerk of the District Court opened and read a last will for Andrew Davidson late of Muscatine County. The will will be heard for probate on June 30 1998 at the June Term of the District Court. Any interested person may appear to show cause why it should not be admitted to probate. Muscatine May 1908. S McKee Clerk of the District Court Tayne and Hoffman Attorneys.
The Clerk of the District Court of Muscatine County Iowa states the last will and testament of Rachel Davidson is being considered. The document is dated June 30, 1908, with proceedings noting an earlier 1902 date and a May 27, 1908 filing in Muscatine. Proceedings mention Jayne & Hoffman as attorneys.
Advertisement from Edward Butler of New York City promoting city tours for visitors. promises to save 56 percent in time and expense, show all sights in half a day, protect against confidence men, and arrange depot pickup and hotel accommodations. requests party size and mentions mail shopping with no charge.
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