City map of local agencies listed by The Journal
The Journal catalogs city vendors for readers convenience. Agencies include East Hill area with Hurlbut Grocery on East 2nd Street, South Muscatine Toborg Bros. on Oregon Street, W C A Busch's Drug Store on Hershey Avenue, Kecklerville with Chayka's Grocery on West Hill, J H Fuller Grocery and Wm Van Zyl Grocery.
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East Hill
Hurlbut
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
Representatives in two city offices named
The New York office at 30 34 West 33rd Street and the Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building are listed with Payne and Young in charge.
Telephones Iowa private branch exchange numbers 27 and 30
When the operator answers ask for the person or department number wanted. The paper lists unit numbers for staff and offices including publisher Throop editor positions and composing and mailing rooms. For business calls use numbers 27 or 30. Mississippi Valley No. 5.
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Telephones
Iowa
F. D. Throop
Mississippi Valley
Carroll or Garst primary contest shapes Iowa race
The article analyzes the Republican governor primary between Warren Garst and incumbent B. F. Carroll. It argues the outcome reflects broader political currents, labeling Carroll as representing reactionary forces and noting the desirability of party continuity despite mixed opinions about his administration.
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B. F. Carroll
Warrent Garst
Warren Garst
Carroll
Iowa
Iowa Republicans Face Governor Race and Progressive Stand
The piece argues Iowa’s governor should not be renominated, urging support for Garst over Carroll. It condemns Carroll for aloofness from national reform efforts and praises progressive leaders Cummins and Dolliver, urging Republicans to choose the candidate reflecting Iowa’s reformist legacy.
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Carroll
Garst
Cummins and Dolliver
Senate
Iowa
Voters urged to plan for next Tuesday's primary
Davenport Times urges voters to go to the polls next Tuesday for the primary stressing its importance in shaping good candidates for November. It warns that careless participation could leave both parties with weak tickets and calls for decisive voter turnout.
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Davenport
Sweet girl and boy graduates take center stage
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes that the sweet girl graduate and the more or less sweet boy graduate share the spotlight with bouquets, applause, and smiles. The piece suggests most will face bumps later in life to balance the attention now.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Primary election turnout urged for Iowa Republicans
The Des Moines Tribune argues the primary system expresses the people and urges every Republican in Iowa to vote next Tuesday, regardless of how they vote, to show public interest and impact.
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Des Moines Tribune
Iowa
No doubt John Bull feels at ease over flying machine threat
The Waterloo Reporter notes a tongue in cheek remark about France sending a flying machine with dynamite and John Bull’s imagined reply to return before daylight, reflecting wartime humor and tensions.
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Waterloo
John Bull
France
Railroads vow to fight federal freight rate injunction
The railroads announce their plan to challenge the federal injunction against higher freight rates. When workers oppose such mandates, they are jailed.
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Keokuk
Who Invented the Domestic Gooseberry
An Oskaloosa Herald horticultural writer notes the inventor of the domestic gooseberry is unknown and suggests consulting the sugar trust for answers.
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Oskaloosa Herald
Sugar Trust
Diet of Their Own Words Prompts Poverty Claim
Sioux City Journal comments that a key reason for widespread poverty is the reliance on self generated rhetoric rather than practical means, arguing the discourse sustains economic hardship. The piece criticizes how talk replaces tangible actions and opportunities, urging closer attention to substance over speech.
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Sioux City Journal
Reminiscences and local notices from a bygone era
The page recalls a plea for aid to Cedar and Clinton tornado sufferers urging timely local fundraising. It reports a German community picnic and planned ball, Methodist camp meeting near Buffalo, and annual notes from ten, twenty, and fifty years ago about incidents, school year closings, and a serialized tale excerpt ending with a continuation tease. The tone mirrors a small town column blending community concern, social events, and lore.
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Cedar
Clinton
Bluffs Talk of Families and Flarity Twins
In a neighborhood chatty scene Mr Alan probes Selina Sue about local families including the Flarity brood and the Simmons household. Selina Sue offers pointed remarks on vanity, work, and daily life while Blossom the titled companion figures in the talk.
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Charity
Selina Sue
Mr. Alan
Kingdom Come
Blossom
Mr. Flarity
Flarity
Selina Lue
Cynthie
Mr. Simmons
Pattie Tyne
Union City
Patie
Fitten
Alan
Palmer for renomination boosts Iowa rail rate protections
A political ad profiles Col. David J. Palmer of Washington Iowa seeking renomination in the Republican primary June 7. It touts his railroad commission service noting 2884 complaints adjusted with 2307 resolved to complainants’ satisfaction, 340 rate reductions, and only two small raises due to classification errors. It credits him with preserving Iowa shipper protections in interstate bills and blocking rate increases on intrastate business.
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David J. Palmer
Washington
Iowa
Iowa Railroad Commission
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Iowa Commission
Railroad Commission
Educator Candidate Seeks State Post at Republican Primary
State Superintendent of Public Instruction eight years of college training. Graduate of the State Teachers' College at Cedar Falls and the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Law of the State University of Iowa. Fourteen years in school work as teacher and administrator. Republican primaries.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
College of Liberal Arts
College of Law
State University of Iowa
Church Announcements for Coming Week
The weekly church notices list service times, study sessions, and community events planned for the upcoming days. Readers are urged to check the bulletin for details on schedules, locations, and participating groups.
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