Daily Journal Advertises Agencies and Delivery Details
The Journal proclaims wide reach with multiple city agencies and varied subscription options. It lists Brunswick and Woodman buildings, Detroit and Atlanta offices, and delivery details for semi weekly and daily editions. Subscriptions are available by mail and carrier, with distinct pricing and regional coverage.
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County
Aldvertinag Refrusentativie
Chicago-Cone
Korenven & Wood- Man
Auverteung
Lorenzen & Woolman Brunswick
Lorenzen
Woodman
Gumbel
Detroit
Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Free
Prena
Atlanta
Thames
Muscatine
Daily Journal
Friay S
Towa Private Bra Exchange Numbers 26 and 27
Fragmentary OCR shows a cryptic page item with names F. D. Chiba City Expositor and Secrets Editor, and a note about business office calls to numbers 28 or 27.
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Selephones
Towa
F. D. Chiba
Publicner i Wonacine
Geo. S Pitenforth
Ade
Mer
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REYA RESIGNATION AND WILLIAM J BRYAN CRISIS CRITIQUE
A critical editorial denounces William Jennings Bryan’s resignation as secretary of state as reckless during wartime. It argues his move weakens America, risks disunion, and shifts policy toward war, praising those who urged quieter sacrifice and loyalty to democratic norms. Bryan’s stance is labeled hypocritical and harmful to humanity.
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William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
America
United States
Europe
Cat
Reminiscences of Long Ago from the Maus tine Journal
A column of vintage notes recounts events from fifty to ten years ago. A blind horse nearly fell from a walk after a frightening jump. a thief stole buggy harness from Bartholomew's Stable. a mill worker lost a finger on a shingle cutter. a Sunday storm registered wind speeds around thirty six miles per hour. and local students from St Marys Parochial School planned Friday graduation with named graduates.
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Alex Jacksont
Second Street
RB. Bartholomew's Stable
John Reed
Hershley's Mill
St. Mary's
Mary Bielefeld
Elizabeth Thauren
Estella Sharrac
Myrtle Koenigsacker
Florence Romann
Leo Witteman
Edward Bersch
Clarence Fuller
Lettice and William in a Berkshire valley romance
In a Berkshire road scene a sisterly triangle unfolds around Lettice Howard as William, a returning wanderer, pleads and letters ride the fate of a budding romance. Aunt Lettice wrestles with love and family, while Miss Lettice crafts carpets and contends with looming separation.
Carpet Loom Romance Ends in a Secret Marriage
In a tense scene Rob works the loom as Annie relaxes near him, Miss Lettice is missing, and Mrs. Allen confronts the lovers. Rob claims Annie with Mrs. Allen’s implied consent after a note reveals Lectice Henderson has wed William. Mrs. Allen, though reluctant, concedes as the couple seeks a hopeful future.
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Mrs. Allen
Rob
Ron
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Moore at Masonic Convention Today in Cedar Rapids
Ernest Moore represents Iowa lodge at the state convention in Cedar Rapids as the Masonic session opens. Grand lodge officer elections are to be discussed this afternoon with about 1,240 attending from a 52,000 member statewide fraternity, per Davenport and Dubuque sources.
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Ernest Moore
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Charles W. Walton
Dubuque
Louis Block
Davenport
Wilson
Abraham Lincoln
Local Doctors Attend Davenport Medical Society Meeting
Doctors from Rock Island and Scott counties gathered at the Hotel Blackhawk in Davenport for a joint meeting. Dr George W Crile of Cleveland spoke on Red Cross hospital work and wartime conditions in Europe. He noted the lack of battlefield first aid and delays in moving wounded soldiers.
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H Iking
W. H. Johnston
Pel
E. B. Eversmeyer
Ty, Beveridge
Rock Island and
Scott County Medical Societies
Blackhawk
Davenport
George W. Crile
Cleveland
Red Cross
Parte
Europe
Crile
Dotship
Muscatine Woman Pianist Draws Sleepy Eye Audience
Ethel McElroy of Muscatine Iowa lauded as a pianist at the Sleepy Eye Minnesota opera house. Clarence Carlson a drummer from Rochester accompanies with bells xylophones and drum effects. They perform Thursday for a dance with Mrs Ringuette in double piano music. Elsie Hocker of Hutchinson Kansas visits Muscatine with husband Mr Hocker.
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Ethel
McElroy
Minnesota
Muscatine
Opera House
Clarence Carlson
Rochester
Dling
Carlson
Miss McElroy
Wilton Visitor Returns After Brief Muscatine Trip
Wilton June 9 Rev P L W Happle came back to town Tuesday forenoon after a short stop in Muscatine to attend to business matters. The Willing Workers' Class of Uies
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Wilton
PL. W
Happle
Muscatine
Uies
Children’s Day Program at Musserville Church
A Children's Day program is announced for Sunday evening at Musserville M E church. The program features a series of recitations, exercises, songs, and responsive readings led by a children’s chorus and directed by Miss Laura James who will not organist during the evening. Participants include Dorene Butler, Leleth Fengler, Lysle Cate, and many local children with various sections and offerings.
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Musserville M
Rey, Butler
Ofa Kuatt
Dormeee Butler
Ning Forbes
Lila Phillips
Saar
Leleth
Greta Fengler
Raymond Buller
Clarence Johnson
John Cohen
Ivan Lockwood
Herbert Carpenter
Lana
Shirley Lockwood
Calista Carpenter
Terry Kemp
Sarnest ‘Tames
Lysle Cate
Floyd Cate
Kenneth S
Rachael Reddick
Thelma’ Clark
Velma Reddick
Dorothy Reichert
Helen Reddick
Clair Luksenbach
Paul Reddick
Elvin Reichert
Orvii Reddick
Tdella Spangler
Lenora Taylor
Arfean Lockwood
Alberta Latham
May Foster
Elda James
Laura James
Rural Exercises Program Set With Graduation Event
The eighth grade graduation program was announced by County Superintendent Bradley. It will be held with the chautauqua on Saturday. Morning events include Chautauqua activities, an address by Ulel W. Lamkin on The People School, and a Cambridge Players sketch. Afternoon features Mugle and the Cambridge Players, diplomas presented by D. Bradley, and an address on China by Ng Poon Chew. A class photo is scheduled at 1 pm on the chautauqua grounds.
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Bradley
Mugle
Cambridge Players
Redpath-Vawter
Ulel W. Lamkin
W. Merrill
D. Bradiey
Athools
China
Ng Poon Chew
Wotto
Wead
Chautaiqua
Reformed church holds monthly meeting at Knouse home
The Reformed church gathered Friday evening at Mrs. Leetie Knouse’s home for devotionals and a brief business session. A program by the social committee followed, with Mrs. C. J. Law winning the advertisement contest and Mr. Bert Duncan the consolation. Refreshments included attawber or short cake, sandwiches, pickles, cokes, and waters.
Pollock Freers Nuptials Set For June 14 at East Fourth Street
Society note announces Miss Mavet Freers daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Freers will wed Glen Pollock son of Jennie Pollock Monday morning June 14 at the bride’s parents home on East Fourth Street A charming party at Mrs Allie Freers home this afternoon previewed the event with pink and white decor gifts for the bride guests including Mrs William Hopp of Chicago as an out of town attendee the gathering hosted about thirty five attendees
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Pollock-Freers
Mavet Freers
Henry Reera
Glen Pollock
Sire
Jennie Pollock
East Fourth Strees
Allie Preers
Miss Freers
Jennie
Harold Freers
Covyere
Guesta
William Hopp
Chicago
Alfie, Freers
Sunshine Maidens stage pantomime at Mus serville church
The Sunshine Maidens of the Mus serville Methodist church hosted a themed social last evening at Miss Margaret Priester's home. Eight guests dressed as male characters performed, including Miss Laura James as Jiggs and Miss Mildred Johnson as a dude, with yellow rose decorations and candy favors.
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Sunshine Maidens
Musserville Methodiat
Margaret Priester
Jiggs
Laura James
Jona Hooper
Simaller Pop
Helen Schriner
Buster Brown
Mildred Johnson
Abe Martin
Marjorie Priester
Nellie Brown
Oregon Street
Kensington social rounds feature Mrs Schmidt suet at home
Yesterday afternoon a Kensington gathering at Mrs Albert Schmidt’s home on Seventh Street included the usual activities and refreshments. Plans were discussed for an upcoming Weed Park event on Tuesday June 15 with hosts Mrs Bl Strain and Mrs Theodore Gotthrecht managing arrangements for husbands and families.
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Albert Schmidt
Last Seventh Street
Kensington
BL Strain
Theodore Gotthrecht
Hava Icharge
Outdoor concert move due to cool weather at Geneva club
An outdoor concert planned on the Geneva Golf and Country Club lawn will likely be held indoors in the club quarters because of cool weather. The program will still proceed, expected to be a major and entertaining event with a large crowd anticipated.
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Coutry Lu
Geneva Golf and Country Club
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