Advertising Agencies And Circulation Promises From The Daily Journal
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Chicago
Cone, Lorenzen & Wooll+man
Advertising
New York
Cone
Lorenzen & Woooman
Granswick
Kansas City
Lorenzen & Woodmann
Gumbell
Detroit
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Free Press
Alania—Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Daily Journal
AL Mafi
Turaber
F. D. Throop
Popsicher
Society
Gee. S Pitenforth
Ate
Mer
Muscatine urged to host next United Commercial Travelers convention
Local council urges immediate preparation as Muscatine aims to entertain the United Commercial Travelers. Delegations from nearby river towns and interior cities are expected, with high hopes the 1916 gathering will exceed prior conventions. Enthusiastic traveling men praise Sioux City hosting and anticipate strong regional turnout.
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U. C.F. Contentios
Alreeta
Singx City
USC
In Stara
Iowa
United Commercial Travelers
Muscatine
Dubuque
Clinton
Davenport
Burlington
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloosa
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
A reminiscence column recalls T. McSlarry Exq of Water street near Valour who was alarmed by an attempted house entry about 2 AM. He confronted the intruder and fired a pistol, the man pleading not to shout. Unclear if drunk, crazy, or robber. Forty years ago a fire alarm on Seventh Street routed residents from a burning trunk in a home near Kecklerville, threatening destruction.
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McSlarry
Water Street
Omem
Seventh Street
Imenes
Kecklerville Fall
THIRT Y YEARS AGO MUSCATINE JOURNAL CLIPPINGS
Clippings from Muscatine Journal recall events thirty years ago including departures for commerce ment exercises, a housing lease on East Eighth Street, visitors from What Cheer en route to England, and a quiet wedding at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Joreh Martin with Dr W I Beatty officiating.
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Grace Musser
Wetmore
Fred Hustig
Chas. Nurvis Shrick
East Eighth Street
Sits
J. A. Ryan
Wilson and
Cherry
John Ratton
Thos
Aflbrighton
Old England
Mamie Kin
Henry Miler
Mrr
Joreh Martin
Oak
W. I Beatty
First Unital Brethren Church
Labor Day clan bake ends in dramatic escape
An American Labor Day clambake at a Connecticut shore estate leads to a sudden rock explosion and a near calamity as Mile de Saint Cyr is saved by a waiter. The incident sparks romance and a clash of class expectations, with Aline unsure how her aunt will react to the brave, unpolished savior.
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Mademoleelie de
America
United States
New York
Mademmiselle de Saint Cyr
Connecticut
Aline
Amierich
Mademoiselle de Saint Cyr
Janean
France
Americaine
Sam
de Saint Cyr
Mile
de Saint Gyr
Mile de Saint Cyr
Aline de Saint Cyr
Ste
Monsieur
Garcen
Bob
Lucie
Cooperation urged for Muscatine basin interests and traveling men
city leaders call for united effort from all basin interests and local traveling salesmen who have achieved notable progress for Muscatine. officials urge cheerful support and practical action to sustain the advance.
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Muscatine
Washington Notes on War, Wilson, and Rural Mail Reform
Washington notes report Charles Ward Ruase, veteran socialist journalist, returning from Europe with views on Germany’s dictatorial stance and a belief in continued German resolve. The piece also covers Postmaster General Burleson’s rural free delivery reforms, planned automobile routes, cost savings, and impacts on parcel post to boost rural and urban commerce alike. It cites political optimism for Wilson and notes shifts in rural mail service personnel and route expansion details.
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Waurize Connelly
Duho
Wilson
Burleson
Department
iMt Burleson
Welehr
Pos
Burlesot
California fruit crop under average size and quality
A state horticultural report released today indicates this season will yield fruit of average size but below normal quality due to unprecedented heavy May rains. Southern California paths escaped the general loss, according to the Associated Press.
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California
Associated Press
Sacramento
Deptitu
Epworth League Elects Officers at First Methodist
Warren Baker is re elected president of the Epworth League at First Methodist church as officers for the year are announced. A convention committee is named with many members and a morning watch at Geneva Island planned for June 23.
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Warren Baker
League
Epworth League
Verna Stephens
Ruth Gibbs
Vesta Burnside
Eather Hahn
Mary Berry
Royal Mathis
Esther
Esther Steinmetz
Esther Hahn
Irma Addimen
Jesele Lewis
Edith Bond
Vesta Barnalde
Helen Wahl
Blanche Webster
Verna Stepnenx
Abner
Haha
Eteh
William Walton
Belle Shepard
Linda Hocke
Mary Slmhoff
Vada
Mre Saushey
Hazel Burkhart
Meryl Mayes
Church Mondya
Party of eleven youth gather at McGaughey cottage Idle Wood
A group of eleven young people enjoyed a day trip from the city to McGaughey cottage Idle Wood on Long Island. They left at 9 6% clock in the morning and returned at 8 30 in the evening for games and picnics served at noon and in the evening. Attendees included host Harry McGaughey, chaperone Miss Charlotte Smith, and Misses Leocina Hitman Miriam McKenzie Nellie McKee Xilema Faulkner, Albert Bauerback Morten Barmerd and Alfred Reesin. Another outing is planned though the date remains unannounced.
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Island
McGaughey
Idle Wood
Long Island
Saturda
Harry McGaughey
Charlotte Smith
Leoina Hitman
Miriam McKenzie
Nellie McKee
Xilema Faulkner
Albert’ Bauerback
Morten Barmerd
Alfred Reesin
Eld
Miss Mamie Doran Prenuptial Shower Held East of Muscatine
Mrs Elmer Paul hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Mamie Doran near Melpine Saturday afternoon attended by about forty young women. The occasion honored Miss Doran prior to her marriage to Clarence Budeller of Wilton this week. Pink and white decorations and refreshments marked the event. Out of town guests included Mrs Hayes of Weterioo and Miss O Leary of Rockford Illinois. The German Lutheran Zion church Jugend Verein plans a gathering at Weed Park June 8 at 8:30 pm with a large turnout expected. Miss Emma Diercks will entertain the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of the German Methodist Episcopal church at her Logan Street home Tuesday at 7 45 pm.
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Elmer Paul
Muscatine
Melpine
Mamie Doran
Clarence Budeller
Wilton
Hayes
Weterioo
Misa O'Leary
Rockford
Iil
Jugend-Verein
Litseran Zion Church
Weed Park
Emma Diercks
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Logan Street
Company of Relatives Surprise Mrs Hartman Birthday
Mrs Leo Hartman of 12 Cook Street was surprised by thirty one relatives after Sunday church. The guests filled a long table with food, shared a social afternoon, and offered instrumental and musical selections. Attendees included Mrs EB Moore and daughter Mayme, Mrs Thomas McKinney and children, Mrs Homer Holt, Mrs L C Bowne, Mr and Mrs Sam Eis, Mrs J J Peedurick, Mrs W B Whyte and daughter, Mr and Mrs John Irwin Sr, Mr and Mrs Joan Irwin Jr, Mr and Mrs Elmer Conher and sons, Mr and Mrs Oslie Hartman and son.
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Hartman
Leo HartMan
Cook Street
Noted speaker at New Era Ato meet Wednesday
Mrs Nettle Campbell of Davenport will attend the New Era church Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Gymnasium on Wednesday afternoon June 3. The allday event includes an address at 2 30 o clock for mothers and daughters free of charge. Campbell known for Christian character will speak on a beneficial topic, expecting a large attendance.
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NEW Era Ato
Nettle Campbell
Davenport
Town
Ladies’ Aid Society
New Era Church
Campbell
Park Avenue Ald Holds Successful Sale and Society Meetings
The Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal church Ladies Aid reported a lucrative sale held Saturday with many contributions and quick sales. Officers include Mrs. Charles Duncan and others. Banner Lodge of Honor plans regular session tomorrow with initiation and program. Kensington Circle of the United Brethren meets Friday at Mrs. O. D. Munn’s home. German Methodist Ladies Aid meets June 16 at the church for regular session.
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Park Avenue Ald
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue
Banner Lodge Negree of Honor
Chestnut Street
Kengington Circle
The
United Brethren Church
O. D. Munn
Orange Street
Ladies' Ald Society
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilton Notes of Visits and Departures
Wilton notes juvenile and adult visits with Muscatine Davenport Cedar Rapids and Keystone mentioned. Mrs Jennie Pord and Vernon return from Muscatine while Warner handles Davenport business. Misses Louise Maurer and Arminta Blank travel to Cedar Rapids and Keystone for a mission festival. Myra Maurer completes Brookline school work and will spend the summer at home.
Local residents in and around Wilton embark on weekend trips
Mrs. L. Z. Ayres left for Oskaloosa to attend a camp meeting for about two weeks. Several townsfolk, including Mrs. Br. J. Doyle and son Claradon, Mrs. G. A. Brammeier, and Miss Kate Creitz, visited Muscatine or Davenport for visits with relatives. Others, such as Chester Thorson and Miss Anna Murphy, traveled to Denver and Durant respectively, while Mr. and Mrs. Claussen, William Shaw, George Sherberger, Clyde Port, Tacob Shoerr, and Harmon Ireland with daughter, returned from visits near Davenport, Waverly, and Dunbar/J Newton Lang home south of town.
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F. A. Maurer
L. Z. Ayres
Oskaloosa
Br. J. Doyle
Claradon
Atalissa
G. A. Brammeier
Muscatine
Henry Wacker
Elizabeth Cronin
Sophia Schafer
Buscatine
Frank McSwiggen
Whi Hanna
Davenport
Chester Thorson
Chas. Whitmer
Denver
Colo
Kate Creitz
Iowa City
R. E. Creitz
Frank Walton
West Liberty
Anna Murphy
Durant
Wiliam Shaw
George Sherberger
Clyde Port
Aid
Wm. Part
Tacob Shoerr
Jin Davenport
Allyes
Wilton
Vielnitr
Air
Harmon Ireland
Dunbar
Newton Lang
Town
German Railroads Admit Small War Impact
Chicago June 7 The Bar bican War has had little effect on German railroads, states the Bureau of Railway News and Statistics. December 1914 shows a four percent drop in freight earnings over the prior December, with passenger earnings at 41 percent and freight at eight percent when excluding Alsace Lorraine where transport is restricted.
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Chicago
Bureau of Railway News and Statistics
Urestalament
Alsate-Lorraine
Surean Sai
The First Principle of Good Health Foley Cathartic Tablets
An old medical claim extols Foley Cathartic Tablets as a wholesome laxative curing constipation and liver trouble. A testimonial by L. L. Levey of Green Bowis says the tablets cured his constipation and liver issues, claiming they are the best cathartic ever used and sold everywhere.
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Iver L. L. Levey
Green Bowis
Foley
Jos
M .Fleane
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Rox CuSimk
the Journal BY Journal Printing
L. PB. Loomis
Asociated Press
Sea Newspaper Syndicate
Oficial Paper of City and Cyanty
Muscatine Journal
A.M. Davies Ogden
Sethe Ot
Cac Ulm
Washington
Tite Journal Bureau
Charles Eward Ruase
Socialist Movement
Germany
Clase
Italy
Austria
Romania
Bulgaria
Jiussel
Widacar P_ Frye
Copsright
McClure News
Paper Syndicate
First Methodist Epworth League
Museerville
Tria
Ida Appel Springborn
Mabel Appel
Grace Appel
Meryl Mapes
Verne Stephene
Nora Neots
Hazel’ Burkhart
Myrtle Davison
Elmer Paul Hostess
William Reevenscaneidar
Fred Dankert
William Riemenschneider
Sioux City
Harry Toussant
Arthur Wesdinger
Harry Herwig
Hugo Paetz
Jean Ruthenberg
Bird Riemenschneider
Tatel
Raturgads Prospine
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