Advertising Agencies and Subscriptions in Muscatine Journal
The Daily Journal and Weekly Journal publish advertising agencies across Muscatine with subscription options. Circulation boasts dominance over rival papers. daily edition runs weekdays, weekly editions on Tuesdays and Fridays, with mail rates listed. Agencies are named at East Hill, Park Ave., Oregon St, and Kecklerville for reader convenience.
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Chicago
Cone
Lorenzen & Wood- Foun
New York
Lorenzen & Wood
Iran
Brooswice
Kansas City
Lorenzen & Woodman
Gunveil
Petrokt
Free Press
Aviante
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Muscatine
Daily Journal
AML
Journal Ay
Eaat Hill Clay Kneese
Fna
Metzger Grocery
Park Ave
Jouih Muscatine
Toborg Bros. Grac
Oregon Street
Ga. Busch's Drug Store
Hernhey
OLEFARONES Branch Exchange Notices
Fragmentary OCR item lists numbers 26 and 27 with instructions to ask for a person in a department. Mentions names like Throop and references to publisher, editor, and city editor. Reading is incomplete and unclear.
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Olefarones
Towa
Trivate
Bumber
F. D. Throop
Society Hesitar
Geo
Chautauqua convention boosts Muscatine appeal
The Redpath Yawter chautauqua system holds a three day convention in Muscatine drawing over fifty delegates. It aims to enhance local business and education, hosting a strong program despite potential weather risks, with season tickets now on sale as a strong entertainment value.
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Catine Ds
Redpath
Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Muscatine
Aecutine
Chautauquana
Inwa
Chautauqua
Bala
Do Nis
Chattauqua
Reminiscences of Long Ago and Local Notes
Reminiscences recall five decades past with drought and crop fears for fruit and berries. Forty years ago repainting and city improvements are noted along with river port labor and railway work. Thirty years ago marriage licenses and regional travels ahead of the Oregon Trail excursion are mentioned. Twenty years ago a family invitation to a university graduation is listed. Ten years ago a boy’s arm injury from a calf incident is reported.
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Albert Mittman
John Mittman
Foremen of Hose Houses Warned in Muscatine Hearing
Witnesses testified in a district court hearing about warnings to hose house foremen to stop liquor distribution. Ex mayor Conrad Koehler said he instructed city officials to notify against liquor sales, while ex Police Chief Fred W. Harman described a visit by Attorney General Cosson to curb the hose houses. Mayor Kern’s illness prevented his appearance, with depositions planned if needed.
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Bhxcelsior Hose Company
Williams Cooper
Wiley
Cherry Street
Lae Bearjing
Conrad Koehler
Muscatine
Koehler
Nies
Excelsior Company
Betty
Excelsiors
Leagie
Exmayor
Hoffman
Mauer
Kern
Trey
Butler
District Court
Theophlius
The Deacon and the Widow’s Fortune
The deacon Adams plans Burt to study for a profession while Eunice Taylor waits. A fourteenth thousand dollar legacy shifts his view, prompting a comic, stubborn standoff on class and marriage. An accident atop the fence forces reflection and a life lesson about pride and balance.
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Deacon
Widder
Burt
Eunice
Rith
Eunice Faylor
Deacon Adams
Italian Troops Seize Heights Along Isonzo Front
Italian forces push to secure key positions along the frontier with slight resistance and heavy artillery duels ongoing on Lavaronne and Folgaria plateaus. Report notes crossings at the Isonzo, firm footholds on both river flanks, and operations to establish bridge heads and crossings while losses are described as relatively light. The troops marked the national holiday with displays of courage and patriotism.
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Rome
Paris
Cadorna
Hne
Umea
Lavaronne
Folgaria
Isonzo
Caporetto
Tolmino
Isonza
Pioneer Banker's Son Visits Muscatine
D F Garrettson and wife of San Diego former Muscatine residents are in town at the Muscatine hotel. He is president of the First National Bank in San Diego and son of the late G A Garrettson, early Muscatine merchant and former head of the Garrettson bank. He spoke of recent city changes and new buildings before leaving for Iowa City tomorrow morning.
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Garrettson
San Diego
Calif
Ely
Hatel Muscatine
Irs
Iowa City
First National Bank
G. A. Garrettson
G. 4. Garrettson and Company Bank
Muscatine
Hershey State Bank
D. F. Garrettson
Atater
Local pastor addresses 38th anniversary at Grandview
Rev. A. G. Graves of the Congregational church spoke at the Grandview observance of the church thirty eighth anniversary. A morning address was followed by a church picnic dinner and an evening concert in the church parlors.
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A. G. Graves
Congregational Church
Grandview
Columbus Junction Community Visitors and Graduation Note
Columbus Junction residents and visitors are listed in a local society note. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Outcomp and L. C. Hill traveled to and from nearby towns. Henry Wykert and relatives returned to Sumner after a visit with the Lavery family. Mrs. R. J. Diehl visits Muscatine briefly for a few days. M. J. Miller and Gladys Miller visited the Richey home in Olde. Miss Zana Shoup visited relatives east of town. Alma Johnston is among Monmouth college graduates this week.
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Columbus Junction
F. H. Outcomp
iWuscatine
L. C. Hill
Henry Wykert
Wh. Lavery
Sumner
R. J. Diehl
Muscatine
Perm. Schlunz
M. J. Miller
Gladys Miller
Matie Richey
Zana Shoup
Widow Receives Marriage Gift After Tragic Playful Affair
In a 1915 McClure syndicate piece, a widow is startled by a confession about a large gift and a marriage present. A joke turns grim as a man’s tenting tale collides with the axe’s fall, yielding a chilling ending.
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Eunice
McClure
Columbus City commencement and church events noted
Johnston from Columbus City attends commencement exercises. Children’s day at United Presbyterian church draws a large attendance with a children led service and sermon by Rev. Johnson on Moses. Barn dance planned at Geo H Jones home for Thursday night June 10 with Muse by the Chase Orchestra of Masestine.
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John Edwards
Aig
Joe Kauffman
Sperry
P. C. Rose
Moline
R. J. Armstrong
Moronn
Sun
L.M. Sampson
Arthur Hiii
Muscating
Any Airs
Thomas George
Society Notes Highlight Farewell and Club Gatherings
Miss Helen Spillman hosted a farewell party at her home for Miss Clara Stiles who will move to Brooklyn New York. The event featured an informal musical program with vocal selections and German readings, followed by refreshments. Ella and Mabel Ricktoft will host the next meeting on Newell Avenue. Mrs Reaham entertained members of the O H club with embroidery, crochet, and luncheon, planning the July meeting. Flower Mission Day will be observed by the Women's Christian Temperance Union with flowers collected and delivered to local institutions. A Muscatine youth M E Wright announces engagement of daughter Ethel to Ira Hampton of Muscatine, with marriage planned soon. Local delegates leave to attend the G A R state encampment in Sioux City. The Ladies Aid Society’s parcel post sale will be held at Volger Jewelry store.
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Miss Spillman
Helen Spillman
Pherndel Club
Clara Stiles
Brooklyn
New York
Mr. Grate
Ruth Cook
Hazel McLean
Dorothy Pmedler
Mixnie Spillman
Miss Stites
Miss Rehkoph
Tt. U
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Jennie Cassidy
Frields Church
Sycamore Street
Jude
Friends Church
Muscatine
Chicago
M. E. Wright
North Central Avenue
Ethel
Ira Hampton
Hampton
J. F. Hampton
Laurel, Street
Wiss Wright
Sioux City
Colonel Hare
Victoria Cruz
Ida ‘Hare Warfiell
H. 8. Howe
Sarah Geibel
John Circle
Memorial Day services on June 10 invite flowers
The Woman's Belief Corp is to hold Memorial Day services on Thursday June 10. Members plan to meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at the A C C W club on Chestnut to bring flowers. All members and relatives of departed members are invited. No Young Women's Guild meeting this month due to vacation.
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Woman's Belief Corpa
A. C. C. W. Ball
Chestnut Street
Board Establishes Nine New Culverts for 835000 Expenditure
The board of supervisors passed a final resolution establishing nine of eleven culverts from a recent plan. The project calls for about 835000 in costs and the board will invite bids on the work immediately.
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Board of Supervisora
Wallace Coal Co. continuation after dissolution at old location
The Wallace Kessels Coal Co has dissolved. W. O. Wallace announces the business will continue at the old location as Wallace Coal Co carrying all grades of coal lime and cement and retaining the agency for Newman is Coal Co. The Young People’s society of the German Evangelical church will meet this evening for a business session. Mrs Jennie McDowall of 875 Newell avenue left yesterday for an extended visit with her sister Mrs Stall in Wronting.
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Dr. Norton
Andy Congregational
Volger
Misa Jennie McDowsall
Newell Avenue
Stall
Wronting
Young People's Society of the
German Evangelical Church
Wallace-Kessels Coal Co
W. O. Wallace
Wallace Coal Co
Agency For Newliness
Are Coal Co
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