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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
3
A note lists charges for the Shphe Journal Printing Co and the Chicago office at 750 Marquette Building. The entry includes addresses and associated charges for services or accounts, showing business activity and locations in New York and Chicago.
The Journal lists local agencies serving readers across the city including East Hill Muribur Grocery East 2nd street Booth Muscatine W F Miksch's grocer Oregon street W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey avenue Kecklervile Chayka's Grocery West Gill J H Fuller Grocery and the Bell offices for telephones and business.
Publisher F. D. Throop swears the Muscatine Journal circulated 5,825 copies in May 1908, with an average of 5,830. Notary F. L. Bihlmeier certified the sworn statement on June 1, 1908 in Muscatine County Iowa.
The Republican County Convention will meet at the Family Theater in Muscatine Iowa on June 20 1908 at 11 a m to fill vacancies select 16 delegates to the state convention and appoint congressional delegates and a committeeman The convention will also set township and ward representation and elect a county central committee chairman J C Coster chairman central committee
The Journal pledges to spend more this year to secure news of the national party conventions than any paper of its size has dared before. It stresses commitment to boosting Muscatine by delivering the best papers possible in a limited field.
Representative citizens of Muscatine rally behind their Best Newspaper to boost the city. History is made in daylight as readers engage with daily editions and town pride grows.
The essay extols the barber pole as a symbol of honesty and patriotic service. It praises its unpretentious function, steadfastness, and commitment to duty, urging readers to emulate its sincerity and consistent effort in serving an employer or nation.
The piece notes the 1885 era Georgia race where Hoke Smith, anti prohibitionist in policy, supported a state wide dry law but faced repeal pressure. Brown, a proclaimed prohibitionist who would sign local option bills, defeated Smith in the primary. The Sioux City Journal calls this a record strange political sight.
The Hitchcocks, a politician and actor, are currently in the public eye with surrounding talk that is not savory. Each retains friends who insist the accused is innocent.
If these aerial accidents keep on automobiling will soon be left for the middle and lower classes exclusively. The only sure remedy for
Congress creates a nine senator and nine representative currency commission to study global monetary systems. The panel will hear expert testimony, send delegations to major powers, and frame recommendations for the next currency bill. Members include Aldrich, Allison, Burrows, Hale, Knox, and others from both parties.
Unclear event leaves Ennui severely harmed or dead with no details on location, time, or responsible party. Authorities have not released clear information, and reports vary on the condition and cause. Further verification pending.
A newspaper piece argues that the collapsing Coliseum walls are a temporary threat to the Republican National Committee and will be attributed to another Allied plot in time.
50 years ago this week William J Wadleigh married Miss Salinda Schmeltzer at A C Dott residence with Rev E L Belden officiating. River notes recount Mississippi water levels 15 feet between high and low marks, floods in 1844 1851 and this season, rise of 51 feet exceeding 1844 elsewhere. No news today due to rail bridge washed away delaying mail and trains. West Liberty purchased and thanks extend to Mr Helm for Virginia papers.
Roosevelt Taft and Hitchcock appear as a strong trio in a regional political preview. Analysts weigh their lineup and potential to win support ahead of upcoming elections. Public interest rises as campaign dynamics unfold.
The forecast urged a clear day today. Readers seek confirmation on whether the sky delivered the expected sunshine and dry conditions as promised by the weather bureau.
The Emmetsburg Reporter notes that the March convention and June primaries produced the same outcome with Allison winning a large majority. It argues primary reform yields similar results to caucuses, with the main difference being the cost to the people.
The note marks that thirty years ago today on June 9 the day of the week was Sunday, noting a calendar alignment across decades.
Des Moines Tribune lauds Mr Woods for progressive leanings and the nomination to Congress. Ida Grove Pioneer supports upholding the primary result and unites Republicans to oppose the rival party.
The Des Moines Capital says Senator Dolliver could lead a strong Taft campaign for true republicanism. Iowa should yield him if the country wants him. The Burlington Hawkeye praises Iowa for old-fashioned republicanism and condemns efforts to rebrand the party.
The Mitchellville Index notes the payment of bills for the primary election. The report implies financial settlements linked to campaign or election costs, highlighting the administrative step of paying outstanding expenses associated with voting.
The Webster City Journal notes that the Churdan prayer was answered, highlighting community reflection and relief. The article emphasizes local faith and the perceived mercy cited by residents following the event.
D C Cloud’s residence and adjoining land about a mile from the city on the Iowa City road sold at sheriff’s sale last Saturday for 7000 dollars. W C Evans, of Iowa, attended the proceedings.
At the regular Wyomin g lodge K of P meeting last evening officers were elected: P C P H Snyder Co C J H St John Vo C G L Trump P Oscar Grossheim M at A G Rietz J G Paul Steinmetz CO G dr R Hanley J A Reuling and daughter with Mrs Risley Reuling return from Kansas visit Mrs M Winn leaves for Cleveland then New York City Rev Henry Reinemund will tour Germany with Rev Julius Doden occupying the pulpit in his absence
Mr and Mrs J W Hough of Wilton observed their golden wedding anniversary yesterday with guests arriving from 3 to 8. Family members B H Eversmeyer J H Eversmeyer G R Lefingwell and F W Eversmeyer returned from Iowa City after attending U Miss commencement where Louise Eversmeyer graduated. Frank Brandt a Journal compositor left for Burlington to cover attractions for about a week. Mayor Fulham and Gobble returned from Washington where they sought support from firemen for the June 17 tournament in this city.
A 1907 tale by S. R. Crockett follows miners and mine bosses in rugged labor and peril. The narrative centers on toil, danger, and community forged in the depths, with individual struggles shaping a rough, enduring landscape.
Dick backs his master while Billy Bryan pressurizes Vida to choose wealth over poverty. Vida steadfastly answers no and bids good night, prompting Bryan's amused dance as Dick escorts James Kahn to the door amid growing strain.
Phil Calmont and Vic Morris work on inventions including an air cooling system for deep mines. Phil agrees to lower pay for experience while facing college expenses. He visits Rose Nunsby and Vida, where Rose hints Phil may soon depart with Morris to Spain as his assistant.
ZEMO claims to destroy the germ causing dandruff and stop itching instantly. The advertisement notes benefits including preventing hair fall and leaving the scalp clear and healthy. AJ Druggiste lists for sale by A W Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
Rose meets Phil at Vida’s house as old tensions ease a bit. Phil, once a favored confidant, speaks softly of change while Vida relishes a rare calm after anxieties. The scene hints at lingering bonds and lingering unspoken tensions between the trio.
Editorial summary in the June Review of Reviews explains why the May 13 to 15 gathering was held at the invitation of President Roosevelt and what lines of action emerged. The piece clarifies readers puzzled by daily reports and offers a concise overview of the proceedings.
W R Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee certifies use of Foley's Urine Laxative for chronic constipation and calls it a thorough practical remedy. A W Morgan, Druggist, offers the reference.
Sealed bids will be received until 7 30 p m June 16 1908 for labor and materials to construct a pesthouse or detention hospital on Fulham avenue. Building may be brick and tile or cement. Proposals for either construction. Plans and specifications available at my office. Gustav Weis Clerk City Board of Health.
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