Representatives in New York and Chicago Offices
The New York office at 1410 Nassau Street is in charge by La Coste and Maxwell while the Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building is led by Payne and Young.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
3
The New York office at 1410 Nassau Street is in charge by La Coste and Maxwell while the Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building is led by Payne and Young.
Terms to Subscribers announce Daily Journal issues every evening except Sunday and a Semi Weekly Journal on Tuesday and Friday. daily city delivery by carrier, weekly 10 cents. rates listed: Daily by mail 3.00 per year and 1.50 for semi weekly.
The Journal notes its affiliated agencies including Mast Hill Clay Kneese Grocery Fast Second Street South Muscatine Morse Washburns Grocery End of Street Car Track WwW A Busch's Drug Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill Sharrar's Grocery.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Bell Telephone business office in Mississippi with limited legible details. The text references a material office and telephones, but no clear event, dates, or names are readable.
The St Paul Dispatch editorial judges US immigration policy toward Asians amid rising Japanese movements into South America and the United States. It warns protection may backfire, noting Japan's global reach and the potential impact on Latin American demographics and race dynamics.
Fragmentary text suggests a narrative about extended years and a hopeful path forward, indicating a notable departure and potential new beginnings referenced within the historical account.
In a pointed editorial the Des Moines Capital mocks the Sioux City Tribune for its remarks about the suspension of the Chicago Chronicle. It defends the Inter Ocean as a steadfast Republican paper and accuses the Tribune of wearing a mask of progressive independence while opposing recognized Republican principles.
Argument against biennial elections warned of voter apathy in Iowa. Yet recent events show little cause for concern about public engagement or citizen vigilance.
At a national medical gathering a speaker claimed kissing the baby is the second greatest spreader of tuberculosis germs after the common house fly. The remark notes some parents may continue to kiss children despite the warning.
The remark compares Mayor Busse to President Roosevelt and his big stick, highlighting a growing public perception of Busse and his bedslat as widely discussed figures.
Recollections from fifty years ago describe a proposed plan with a citizens meeting to organize the Fourth celebration. A council appropriation of two to three hundred dollars is suggested, plus a special railroad train to Onona and a choice of fair grounds or a shady site for the event.
Forty years ago the state Sabbath school convention ended its session in Davenport after a Tuesday evening start. Muscatine delegates included Rev. A. B. Robbins Rev. J. Armstrong Rev. F. Eaton Rev. M. Bowman and several local residents. The note mentions Alf Brown Esq visiting the sunny south and appearing festive on the streets.
A garbled plea style note mentions fans addressing Mr Roosevelt and Lakers with playful, incomplete lines and scattered names, reflecting a quirky, ill-formed clipping about public figures and local sports.
Davenport Times notes a shortage of wheat may limit corn bread production and raise prices. Local bakers warn that scarce wheat could affect supply of staple breads.
The item lists numerous local visits and events across Buffalo Prairie Rock Island and nearby areas. Families such as Kelsey McGinnes Cannam McGin nes France Morrow Brayton Thomas and others are mentioned visiting relatives and attending school exercises and entertainment at No. 84 No. 86 and Foster.
The Creston Advertiser declines excitement over Cummins plans, predicting many Republicans favor delaying factional fights while a yearlong break before primaries reduces urgency. The Waterloo Times Tribune notes Roosevelt may not seek a third term yet acts like a campaigner among farmers and voters.
The Burlington Gazette reports a large deficit in the Chicerzo school fund leads to city school closures amid ongoing disputes over the school board. A recent deficit stunt is noted as particularly satisfactory to some.
A former secretary of the Democratic National Committee has been meeting with former populist leaders in Arkansas and nearby southern states to organize independence leagues in the interests of William Randolph Hearst, according to reports.
The Davenport Times notes that rebels in China face deadly clashes as the empire’s modern army fights them. About 700 rebels were killed recently in a confrontation with troops, reflecting the older army’s fatal approach to combat.
At a Recent gathering the Retail Clerks association elected officers and delegates for the year. President J J Engel and vice presidents H H Sharrar and John Wessels Jr took roles alongside secretaries Trumpp and Coon. Delegates to Trades Assembly include Engel Freers Sharrar Fuller and Fack.
An intensely interesting tale unfolds with romantic scenes and dramatic climaxes as a blindfolded protagonist navigates passion and peril. Copyright 1906 Bobbs Merrill Company.
Porter receives a sealed envelope addressed to Henry Wilton with a scent-touched note from the Unknown. Mother Barton insists he visit her that night to avoid trouble, and Barkhouse and Wilson relay the message.
The Des Moines News notes a bark completed a 14000 mile voyage without sighting land and has arrived in Philadelphia. The paper suggests this port choice aims to ease the shock of emerging from total solitude.
A brief ad notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for quick healing after a strange automotive mishap. It claims all wounds are cured with the salve, priced at 25 cents, and carries a guarantee. Hav ercamp’s Prescription Drug Stora appears as the selling outlet.
K Annis and wife visited relatives in Riverside Iowa with Mrs Mary Scott and C A Overfelt. Mrs Hannah Emmons from Iowa City and Peter Miller with wife and daughter Velma from Springfield IL visited for a few days. John Paul born May 28 to Mr and Mrs T W Cruz. Chas Scherrer and Philimena Sueppel to wed at St Marys Church June 11. Mary Manning operated on for appendicitis and is recovering. Commencement at opera house with Prof B Shimek delivering address.
The Waverly Democrat argues the Roosevelt succession muddle could have been avoided if Wait Wellman had remained on duty and may still require him to abandon his balloon to clarify the situation.
The Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes a distant rumble as a preliminary test of the Iowa political machine, signaling preparations for another active year of campaigning and power play.
The Davenport Times notes General Kuroki cannot speak English but can fight in several languages. The report highlights his linguistic limits contrasted with his military prowess and readiness for combat.
The fragment hints at a question about making a fortune from wheat and a reply denying success. No clear individuals, organizations, or place names are readable to anchor details for a full summary card.
Grand Trunk Railway System operates the world’s longest double track from Chicago to Montreal and to Niagara Falls. The Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track connects Chicago to New York. Descriptive literature and schedules available by mail from Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A. Graf?, Peunk Railway System, 135 Adams St., Chicago, Illinois.
In midnight corridors at Bortons I confront Mother Barton who guards a hidden room. I reveal cautious guards and a wary plan as Barkhouse reports a dozen revelers below and Chinatown dangers surround my safe arrival.
In a tense den Mother Borton reveals that enemies have found out the boy’s location and plan to harm him. The narrator anxiously seeks warning while she warns of knives and danger, hinting at a looming rescue or confrontation to come. The exchange deepens the bond between them as suspense builds.
Bloomington will host a Children’s Day program this Sunday June 9 at 10 15 a m. A good program is planned and all are welcome. Miss Jennie Rynearson visited Wilton for commencement exercises. Mr and Mrs John Dowdal welcomed a baby son Sunday morning June 2.
Weekly list of remaining uneclaimed letters at Muscatine Iowa Post Office for June 4 1907 includes men J W Andrews Bridge Backer James Brown Jim Clark G C Dodge Jr Gardner Nursery Co B J Hill John Hohmbreacher Fred Ingalls Ed Johnson H E Johnson Dr Mullarky A F Perry Clarence Pike F E Rose Will Springer Abe Whistier Wm Wilson. women Mrs E la Brandburg Mrs A J Cooley Miss Rubie Jones Miss Mildred Murphy Mrs A F Palmer Mrs H Schaffer Miss Lizzie Zeaker. foreign Rosario Spica Fu Antonino. Callers should say Advertised. R S McNutt P M.
Railway schedule for arriving and departing trains on the Rock Island System effective April 21 1907. Lists eastbound westbound and southwest routes with train numbers times and notes on the Golden State Limited stops and daily service by W S Underdonk agent.
Train timetable notes Western direction trains at Wilton with No 2 daily at 11:13 pm heading west and No 3 local freight at 2:50 pm. No 71 local freight runs daily except Sunday and No 1 cross route timetable appears in the same listing.
Wilton branch trains run daily except Sunday. Depart Muscatine for Mascatina on No 368 at 6:25 am and No 267 at 12:50 pm. Arrivals include No 262 at 8:20 pm and No 361 at 5:50 pm. No 364 at 9:25 pm and No 368 at 11:55 pm.
In effect April 9 1905 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway lists passenger and freight services with Nos 92 and 91 freight and Nos 5 and 6 passenger trains. times shown around 2:34am 8:50pm 7am and 11:44pm.
Train timetables show northbound Nos. 4 5 1 3 and southbound Nos. 2 6 with listed stops including Muscatine Round House Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction Hahn's Switch and connections to Iowa Central and C R J P lines. Notes outline daily, Saturday, and Sunday exceptions and transfer points at Elrick Junction and Wapello.
Prairie Grove Iowa notes list Mrs Ida Eustick and Fern of Ladora visiting sister Mrs Hattie Faires. J M Walker and daughter Wilma returned from Texas. Various locals attend Springdale graduation. multiple visits to West Liberty and Iowa City. August DeForest family from Columbus Junction visited for Decoration day and stayed through the week.
In June McClure's E Crayton Mc Canis recounts a Gray color-sergeant who lost command at Appomattox Court House and did not regain it until 98 on San Juan Hill. Bretthill stands as a valiant figure in Mr Migrants' tale, a captivating life story.
Fraternal groups including Masonics in Mason City and Muscatine list regular meeting times. Entries cover Iowa Lodges Nos 2 and 145, Washington Chapter No 4, Webb Council, De Molay Commandery No 1, Iowa Legion of Honor, Argus Lodge No 17, Romona Council No 52, Muscatine Camp 160, Court of Honor Muscatine Court No 677, Bend City Lodge No 145, G A R Headquarters Shelby Norman Post No 231, Muscatine Aerie No 815. Contacts include WMs, Secretaries, and Secretaries as well as locations like Maccabee Hall and Woodmen Hall.
A. O. U. W. No. 10 holds Thursday evenings at Second street hall with officers Schoenig Howe Dolsen. Electa Chapter No. 32 meets on the second and fourth Mondays. officers Reimecke and Othmer listed. Elks invite visitors. local lodges advertise regular Monday meetings and welcome members and guests.
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