Journal Agencies City Convenience List
The Journal lists local agencies to serve readers including East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine Toborg Bros grocery Oregon Street W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and Wm Van Zyl Grocery.
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East Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Toborg Bros
Oregon Street
W. C. A. Busch's
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zyl
Telephones Iowa PBX Numbers 27 and 30
Operator guidance lists numbers 27 and 30 for business calls and department access. It directs readers to request specific persons or desks from the newspaper staff and identifies office roles including publisher editor and composing room. Mississippi Valley No. 5.
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Telephones
Iowa
F. D. Throop
Mississippi Valley
Revivals and Revivalists in Hampton's Magazine
Muscatine readers are urged to read Dr. Thomas E. Green's piece in Hampton's Magazine on Revivals and Revivalists. It discusses Billy Sunday and other evangelists, their methods, and the impact of revival campaigns in Muscatine and beyond. The article notes recognition of familiar figures from local religious history and chautauqua associations.
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Hampton’s Magazine
Muscatine
Thomas E. Green
Wm. A. Sunday
Chicago
Billy Sunday
George R. Stuart
Smith
Columbus Junction
Germany
Berlin
Alexandria
Middle Street
Fredrick Street
Unter den Linden
King’s Palace
Brandenberg’s
Parliament
Reichtag
Victory Street
Brandenburg
Prussia
William
Liberty Street
Charlottenberg
Revivalist described in Muscatine local echoes
The piece parallels a midwestern revivalist famed for conquering vice and reshaping city policy. It notes six weeks of preaching, gendered meetings, and dramatic political shifts as saloons closed and a liberal administration faced defeat. The author hints the city could be Muscatine, stirring local pride and embarrassment.
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Muscatine
Pearl City
Middle West
South
Mid-Western
Four joy riders blamed for assault and flee in Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Republican reports a Des Moines incident where four joy riders overturned a family carriage injuring several people while fleeing at high speed. Police could not read the vehicle numbers as they escaped, drawing harsh verdicts against the riders.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Odd season weather baffles ice and coal men
The Ottumwa Courier notes an unusual spring with temperatures stuck between warm and cold. Citizens debate whether to enjoy ice cream sodas or hot chocolate as straw hats linger in the minority and June remains uncertain.
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Ottumwa
It's time to quit yawping about second terms
The piece argues public office is a public trust not a toy for politicians or party workers and calls for using second terms as a principal argument for retention or retirement rather than a plaything.
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Cedar Rapids
Ames Graduates Enter Practical Farming for Profit
Thirty three Ames graduates will engage in actual farming not from sentiment but for money. The item notes the appeal of money in farming and the readiness to invest as knowledge grows.
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Marshalltown Times Republican
Ames
Frank Gotch Wins Easy World Title Bout
Waterloo report notes Frank Gotch’s easy victory over Zbyszko to retain the world wrestling championship while Iowa touted top beef and pork products.
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Waterloo
Frank Gotch
Zbyszko
Iowa
Political scrap to be decided next Tuesday
The political contest will be settled next Tuesday with the loser likely to appeal to voters again in the November election.
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Lone Tree
Battle Over Color Lines in Treasury Register Race
Washington dispatch notes the contest for the treasury register post pits Vernon of Kansas against J C Napier of Nashville in a division between black and tans and lily whites. The so called Black Cabinet and tensions over skin shade influence white House supporters and colored politicians alike in the pivotal appointment.
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Washington
Office of Register of the Treasury of the
United States
Taft
William T. Vernon
Kansas
Vernon
J. C. Napier
Nashville
Napier
Booker Washington
Liberia
Dickinson
Brownlow
Tennessee
Register Vernon
North
Dancy
Navy Department
Ralph Tyler
Justice Terrell
Roosevelt
Treasury
Tyler
Mrs. Tyler
Office of Register of the Treasury
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Atlanta
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are promoted to brace nerves banish sick headache prevent despondency and invigorate the system. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa 1910
On May 27 1910 the clerk opened a will of Joseph Fuller deceased for probate hearing set for June 27 1910 at the Muscatine District Court. Anyone interested may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted. W S McKee Clerk. Louise Eversmeyer Attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said
Joseph Fuller
Said County
Muscatine
W. S. McKee
Louise Eversmeyer
Patent issued for power presses by James Weed of Muscatine Iowa
A note reports James Weed of Muscatine Iowa received a patent for improvement in power presses. The item hints at his modesty keeping details private as yet. Also mentions Episcopal church Ladies fair and strawberry festival at Tremont Hall on Wednesday and Thursday evening.
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James Weed
Muscatine
Iowa
Friend Weed
Episcopal Church In Society
Tremont Hall
Forty Years Ago: Rock Island steamer repair delays near Port Louisa
The steamer Rock Island run aground three miles above Port Louisa when a shaft failed. Doctor and freight passengers were taken aboard the Phil Sheridan and brought to Muscatine. A new shaft will be cast and sent to the disabled steamer, with running expected in days.
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Rock Island
Port Louisa
Phil. Sheridan
Shridan
Miss Cynthia Encounters Mr Alan and Blossom in Bluff Parlor
In a Bluff street scene, Miss Cynthia clashes with Mr Alan Kent as Blossom and Carrots create comic chaos. Selina Sue hopes for introductions while Cynthia regains composure and leaves, sparking gossip about Miss Cynthie and local life near the university.
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Ethel Maud
Miss Cynthia
Selina Sue
Miss Cynthie
Alan
Kent
Blossom
Mr. Kent
Cynthia
Tage
Miss Selina Sue
Cynthie
Jackson Page
Jim Peters
Flarity
Dr Kings New Discovery Cures Colds Coughs
An advertisement for Dr Kings New Discovery claims to cure colds and coughs and prevent consumption. It lists prices 5c and $1.00 and credits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the seller.
Marken Island Visit From A Dutch Fishing Town In Europe
Rev J W Potter recalls Marken a small Dutch island off Zuider Zee with 1300 residents. He contrasts its simple life, attire and poverty with rare sights in Berlin and Dresden, including imperial architecture and famed art galleries. He details childhood dress, local governance, and a blunt view of islanders. He highlights art at Dresden and four masterworks.
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John Wesley Potter
Muscatine Journal
Marken
Holland
Netherlands
Zuider Zee
Europe
Island
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