Journal Agencies and advertising representatives listed
The Journal outlines city agencies for convenience including ELLU Hurlbuc Grocey Bist 2nd Pert South Muscatine Labery kroa Gros wry Oregon street W C Busch's Drug store and Chayka's Cirntars West Hil J H Muller Grocary and Lorene Browh Grocery Also printed are advertising representatives in Chicago New York Kansas City and other cities with terms for subscribers and delivery options including daily and semi weekly rates and telephone exchanges for classified inquiries.
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ELLU
Hurlbuc Groce
South Muscatine
Lorene Browh
Morther
Chicago
Lorengun & Wood
Man
Mallera
New York
Gong
Lorengen & Wootman
Hrunswick
Kingas Clry Cane
Lerassa & Swood
Orher Mu
Sngiay
Enerler
Hitchcock Reply Casts Shadow Over Post Office Debates
Former Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock reads Burleson's attack on his tenure in Silver City New Mexico. He accuses the committee of novitiates of misleading the public while praising Taft era efficiency, cites growth in post offices, rural routes, and self sufficiency, and argues current costs hide postal savings and abuse of franked mail.
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Hitchcock
Frank Hitchcock
Burlegan
New Moexlee
Burleson
Greormpes Fn
Vatt
Aly
Thia
Novitiates Procanda
Taft
Mareheh
Democratic House of Congress
Postal Service
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Mosc
Department
Cortila
Yale
Globe
Trstaad
Consimine
Postal service critique amid Hitchcock era claims
The piece argues the Hitchcock administration exaggerated postal inefficiency to attack the post office and its leadership. It contends public opinion favored efficiency and dispatch, doubting that the department’s management deserved the blame attributed by critics.
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Sunplaa
Hitchcock
Seneralle
Iowa Pruss Comment On Political Gaps And Figures
The Char ter Oak Times cites President Wilson’s perceived efforts for party regeneration, while Rockwell Advocate notes progressive party hopes facing failure next year. Cedar Rapids Republican and other papers scrutinize Indiana politics, Capitol grounds litigation, corn weather, postmaster integrity, and national figures like Wilson. Local editors mock or praise varied themes, from wives’ roles to Huerta and Hobson, reflecting a broad political snapshot.
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Charter Oak Times
Wiliam
Republican Party
Orrine Drunkenness Cure Offered Here at Low Cost
A local notice promotes ORRINE as a treatment for drunkenness, claiming it destroys desire for intoxicants and can be taken secretly with no work time loss. It offers two forms, a powder and pills, priced at $1 per box, with refunds if no benefit. Contact A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street to discuss and obtain a booklet.
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A. W. Morgan
West Second
Strool. Acy
Reminiscences Across Five Decades in Muscatine
The Muscatine Journal reprints longpast items from fifty to ten years ago. Fifty years ago a Newfoundland dog escaped into Cannon's drug store awning, injuring only the awning as the owner paid damages. Forty years ago a hotair balloon kite formed from tissue paper drifted over the city, likely landing north of town. Thirty years ago a fire destroyed August Schhniard’s home on Luens Grove road, with insurance covering most loss. Twenty years ago the Commercial Club planned Ladies Day, opening rooms to women weekly. Ten years ago Jewish residents began a relief drive for persecuted Russians, led by Rabbi Bleeden and New York relief organizers.
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D. M. Lambert
Cannon
Tin Dog
Tencn
A. R. Miler
Tts
Albert Bragel
Chas
Jappe’s
Legond Street
Muscatine
Rabbi Bleeden
New York
The Evening Story of Ned Willard's Return
Jessie Chalmers waits at Memorial Day events for Ned Willard, wounded in the East and home from the Philippines. He returns as a veteran with a sweetheart at a distance, meeting Jessie after a long absence and revealing that she is the other girl in his heart, while Ned’s claim to loyalty to another love complicates their reunion.
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Tohn J. O'Conner
Perry Swinson
Gordonville
Ithan
Permanaburg
Comacery
Perry
Jessie ‘Chalmers
Ned Willard
Philippines
Ty Waaes
Ned
Pugia
Dalla
Bryant
Sha
Agart
Hier
Jessie
Hal
Erlad
Ion
Tam
Willard
Fessie
Battle Room
Perhuans
Harey
Ilved
Unclear Fragmentary Report From Washington Incoming Return
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a person named Mrs Albarta Weary was returning to her residence at 7179 Neracka Street after a week, with references to Mrs James Morry and a move to Washington.
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Albarta Weary
James Morry
Neracka Street
Wastington
Strawberry Insects Hit Garden Patches and Control Tips
K A Kirkpatrick outlines strawberry pests including the leaf eating beetle like larvae, the strawberry red roller that rolls leaves, and the slug. He advises spraying arsenate of lead or Paris green, cautions on arsenite use, and recommends systematic spraying, hand-picking, and burning of damaged foliage to protect berries.
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Paris
Strawberry Leaf Spot Disease in Strawberries
Spraying prior leaf eating pests may help against slug. Strawberry Leaf Spot is likely to be common across strawberry patches nationwide. It begins as purplish spots on leaves, enlarges to pale centers with purple margins, and can cause yellowing and death. The fungus spreading spores via summer and winter cycles. control recommends Bergeaux or Unmet coupled sulfur sprays, three applications, plus mowing and burning of prune foliage. after bearing, ground cover should be sprayed with Bordeaux to reduce lingering spores.
Local notices and visits fill Lone Tree weekend social
Lone Tree activities include visits by Mrs Grant Stover and friends to Bravington, Roy Hatman from Rock Island, and Leste Gart returning for school. Alumni banquet at the opera house featured Miss Myrtle Hinkley and G V Baker. Y Book club and a Mondike social planned. various residents travel to Muscatine, Davenport, and Cedar Rapids.
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Lone Tree
Fane
Grant Stover
Gon Cial
B.S. Alien
Brvington
Otis
Roy Hatfman
Rock
Misa Myrtle Hinkley
South English
Barnet
Guy Kimball
St. Pratt
Minn
Richard Huskins
G. V. Baker
Lat Kellerton
Tona
Harley Holdeman
Miss Mooley
Nichols
O J. Ross Lee
Cadar Rapida
Eleter
Alugini
Ipworth League
J. R. Corbett
Pisherts Opera House
Edward O'Connor
S. UW. 1
Clement Lewis
Os- Raloosa
Clarice Westfail
Elsie Weise
Basby
Osky
Joos
Baker
L. Zimmerman
Y Book
Lane
Davenport
H. AL Bator
Qul
Ogler
Ruwbourgy Argly
Salem
Slater
Geo. Stenebarger
Conesville Methodist Children’s Day Program Set
Conesville Ta June 1 The Conesville Methodist Sunday School will present a Children’s Day program next Sunday morning after the Sunday school service. The order features solos, recitations, choir chorus, multiple children performers, and end with songs and dances led by the primary class.
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Conesville
Chidren
Rewben Orr
Alvara Fincho
Grant Bultis
Hareig Ratelita
Ern Bullis
Roxie Crist
Dora Baggs
Resele
Orr
Fae Carner
Fern @ullis
Roazie Crist
Delfle Tucker
Dora
Boggs
Mildred Ramer
Poster
Cesil
Pern Bullis
West Liberty church notices and social updates
In West Liberty Iowa on June 1 Percy Mormal and family guests of Mrs Hormel left for Los Angeles to spend the summer. Local church groups plan meetings with Mr and Mrs Ed Smith. Nell Crean hosted twelve friends for a Kensington luncheon. Alva Nichols arrived from Deland Florida for several months. Mr and Mrs B R Thompson and Floyd returned from Minnesota. Mrs W Kerriger and two children visit relatives in Waterloo. Mrs C Buckman and Eva Buckman plus Mrs Anna Smith travel to Ithaca New York for months. Thomas Longbotham and wife go to New York City then England. Ladies Aid to host a third Thursday luncheon at Mrs David Nauman. Mrs Herman Meyers ill. Drs Kingball attending. John Weih and daughters Masi e and Elsie visit Germany. William Plumy family travel to Rock Island for a days visit with Ralph Smith. H J Ditmets family go to Iowa City. trip combines business and pleasure.
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West Liberty
Ida Byes
Kensington
Alva Nichols
Deland
Fla
BR. B. Thompson
Floyd
Minesota
W. Kerriger
Waterloo, Inn
Holmes
C. Buckman
Eva
Anna Smith
Ithaca
N.Y
Harry Buckman
Thomas Longbotham
New York
Citx
England
Ladies Ald Society of the Christian Church
David Nauman
Herman Meyers
William Plumy
Rock Island
Irs
Plumy
Ralph Smith
H. J. Ditmets
Iowa
Wilk Pleasure
Pine Creek Social Roundup From Pine Creak Ia
Local notes from Pine Creek and Pine Mills recount dinners travels and visits. Names include Ira Reeves John Sissell A PF Sissell and Mrs Verge Cooper with families. School No. 13 hosts a program featuring Kemper Rinners Kemner and Rinnert. Rev D Freeden speaks. Mrs De J Griffith returns home after visiting Muscatine society.
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Pine Creek
Sinkey
Pine Mills
Ira Reeves
Millstantine
John Sissell
Davenport
Caradows
A. PF. Sissell
Moscatine
Thomas Reeves
Wl Alteneder
Sob Charles
Crook
Col. Pri
Montpelier
Jane Rack
Ark
Etuel
Opal Dodge
Iisentine
Verge Cooner
Mayme Kempar
Frantis Rinnert
Edna Rinners
Sonz
Bernhart Kemper
Buel Jazeman
Theoders Kemper
Edgar Kemner
Tegia Rinnert
D. Freeden
Marguerite Issel
MrsXoontz and Daughter
Muscatine
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