Journal Agency Network and Local Retailers Advertisement
The article lists journal agencies and local Muscatine shops such as Busch's Drug Store Chayka's Grocery Puller Grocery and Gracey. It notes the Journal is published every evening except Sunday with Tuesday and Friday editions available by mail and carrier delivery at 19 cents per week. It provides contact numbers and staff roles for the newspaper in a dense, OCR-like listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyamh
Ruyruaentat
Chicago
Lone
Lorenzi Man
Seavercivingpaene
York
Cans
Corenzen & Woodman
Brunswick
Fe Quass City
Cone
Lorengen & Woodman
Timbel Buiding
ecroft—Lans
Lormusn
Woodman
EU Free Press
Bulldtey Es Allanse
Qorenzen & Woodman
Agencioy
Waser HI
Strort
South Muscatine
Tebors Bros. Greeary
Cresot
Hero A
Fenat
Oexcepe Sanday
Ckminverkly
al Nail
Trivaen Prunen
Aperntor
Geo
Olthar
The Japanese Decalogue and American Read on Japanese Virtues
A long piece contrasts the failed reorganization of a Moline newspaper with reflections on the Japanese decalogue. It summarizes a Lat Revue review of ten precepts guiding loyalty, respect, labor for others, truth, past study, sympathy, cautious eating, and noble ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lat Revue
Fully authenticated prize for aging reader changes paper
A long ago offer for a prize to a reader over forty who truly changes his favorite paper. The text argues readers rarely switch, noting many stay loyal to one newspaper, which blocks new ventures and ambitious publishers from expanding their audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien
Moline
Dispatch
Bunnocolly
Pew
Jagt Inti Weot
Bamemer and Tongs
Auro Younding
Bubs
Pandy
Palmer
Publiabera
Things They Sax Burlington Gazette Campaign Ad
The Burlington Gazette reports a vigorous campaign by John Hamilton of Cedar Rapids as the Democratic candidate for governor. It praises a statehouse cleaning and criticizes the Republican regime and Clarke administration while noting Senator Cummins’s strong prospects for November. Iowa City reflects on political turns and Clarke’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Gazette
John Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
the Gazette
Iowa
Clarke
Hamilton
Iowa City
Cummins
Ateany
Uuecess
Reminiscences of Long Ago from Muscatine Journal
Fragmented recollections spanning fifty to thirty years ago recount local events and people in Muscatine. Notes mention swimming accidents, a possible stroke, a brewer’s worker, the Lagamuth family, Osage Agency ties, a Washington trip, shipwrecks near Gordon’s ferry, river discoveries, a Dubuque fatality, and school entertainments at Muscatine High School. Several dated references cover ten, twenty, thirty, forty, and fifty years past with scattered local detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Cold
George Lagamuth
I. A. Chase
Osage Indian Agency
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Entangled Minds at the Summer House
In a shaded summer house Harrington drifts between vanity and attraction as Virginia taunts him. Diogenes sharpens barbed theories on psychology while bantering with Darrell and Jack about engagements and social games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diogenes
Diogen
Jess
Darrell
Shagmund
Harrington
Virginia
Virginis
Jack
Barrel
Jimp
Eleanor
State aroused again as contests intensify in districts
The report notes heightened political fervor with victories in two contests and a nomination for congress last February. It mentions Harry Hall in the Second district race after March 4 and reflects on predictions from an Philadelphia electrical meeting about future electric cars, costs, and speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hall
Congress
Washington
Darken Hair With Sage and Sulphur Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims heavy sage tea with sulfur and alcohol restores luster, stops dandruff, and reduces thinning with several applications. Available from A W Morgan at 107 West Second St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome
Wyeth
Gale
Morgan
West Socond St
November Wedding Plans Amid Turbulent Romance
Darrel informs Virginia of plans for a November wedding to Eleanor, while Parre] laughs and Barrington observes. Higgray teases about a kiss before the ceremony as Virginia resents Harrington's control, and the scene ends with a tense exchange over consent and impending nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel
Eleanor
Virginia
Parre
Piret
Harrington
Cattle Shortage Sparks Southern Growth Plan
Nation’s capital views relief from beef deficit as urgency grows. South holds potential for cattle expansion on underused lands, with experts urging conversion of pasture and idle plantations. Argentina seen as future supplier while U S imports stay uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byfe
Hanson
Washington, D. C
United States
South
Department of Agriculture
Argentina
W. F. Ward
Bureau of Animal Industry
Census Bureau
United Kingdom
Australia
Canada
Great Britain
Mexico
West Liberty People Attend Lodge and Visits
West Liberty residents travel to Des Moines for the seventy first grand lodge of the Mason order. Local figures like Jeptha Trimble Balza Hormel and Mrs. Robert Shellyaverger visit Muscatine and Iowa City. A piano recital by Miss Schults of Iowa City delights guests at Mrs Estote's home. Community visits continue with many names listed among friends and relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
H. J. Ditmar
Clear Lake
Marlon’ Kirby
Albert Atkins
Grand Lodge
Mason Order
Des Moines
W. H. Shipman
Waverly
Ill
Jeptha Trimble
Balza Hormel
Iowa City
J. L. Paters
Visstor
Muscatine
Robert Shellevarger
Side Jibellizabeth Schults
Previde
Bach
Sonata
Beethoven
Will
Jensen
Ralzoni
Chopin
Mendelssohn-Lisel
Morty
H. B. Wright
Town City Friends
A. W. Plumly
Maring
Centerdale
Will Maxon
Youn
Roger
C. B. McClan
Fameily
Burlington
A. F. Cox
Earl
Eloise
Ray
Bell
Grinnell
Ed, Webb
Infield
Quartoply
Friends Church
Floriculture Society
Ben Fenatermaker
Fred Wilkison
Louis Hermse
Marengo
Community Notes From Burlington and Nearby Areas
Melville Wik igor and George Embree left Burlington yesterday noon to attend the druggists convention being held there this week. Nora Armstrong of Mlusculime visits her aunt Mrs Henry Angon and family. C W Plumly attended a Chicago banquet Tuesday evening hosted by Rock Island officials for chief clerks and lagents of key stations. Mrs P B Thompson and children Helen and Meredith spend the week with her parents in Marengo. RJ Wiley handled business matters in Muncatine Monday afternoon. Archie Ditmars joined the Index force and plans to move his family here soon. Joan Heath received his commission and departs tonight for Chicago to begin duties in railway mail service between Chicago and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Wikigor
George Embree
Burington
Nora Armstrong
Mluscu~ Lime
Mirs. Hensry Angon
C. W. Plumly
Chicago
Rock Island
P. B. Thompson
Helen
Meredith
Marengo
Wiley
Muncatine
Archie Ditmars
Dex Force
Amily
Joan Heath
Chiyago
Omaha
Nichols and neighbors recall Muscatine notes
A string of casual notices from Nichols Iowa recounts weekend visits funerals and family plans. Mentions include Mrs Shannon Lloyd and Verda Shanon with Albert Lindes, the Dunham boys at a Wilbert funeral, Maleta Cart returning for vacation with F F Carl, B A Kirshner traveling to Davenport, and Verne Bavotti visiting Conesville. Mr B H Black hosted guests and then left for Des Moines to attend business matters. The Methodist Sunday school plans a trip to Wapello with a gathering at 9730 church. Transportation arrangements are yet to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Bavotti
Conesville
Ine Nichols
B. H. Black
Welch
Musecating
Mya R. T. Blick
Des Moinés
Wapeie
Moscow News Bits on Visits and Travel
Moscow notices list Mr and Mrs Tred Skirkhofer traveling Saturday to Stone City Indiana to visit daughter Mrs M Johnson or Mr and Mrs Yarbrough in Iowa City. Miss Agusta Welshe returned home from Davenport. Mrs Lucy Wildasin of Wilton visited with daughter Mrs Hain. Perry Slater of Wilton doing work on a new house. Lear visited at home. Mr and Mrs Froberger of Muscatine spending days at Parkexy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tred Skirkhofer
Stone City
M. Johnson
Yarbrough
Iowa City
H. Camp, Sr
Agusta Welshe
Davenport
Lucy Wildasin
Wilton
Hain
Wenry’ Plake
Perry Slater
Lear
Froberger
Muscating
Parkexy
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the Journal BY Journal Printing CO. SS
F. D. Throop
L. BP. Loomis
Nauagias Bator
The
Associated Press
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Ceehep
Monty
Chargy
Mail'a
Mollne
Efor
Charles M. Palmer
Captain Dolson
Gordon's Ferry
William Thach
Dubuque
Akitt
Bellevue
Fred Daur
Muscetine High School
Clage
Frad Tenkle
Alexander Bunn
Mary McKeon
Oranch
Harrington Noriead
Carrington
Prosa
Mike Burton
Rock Island Argus
Electrical Association
Philadelphia
Iceokul Constitution Democrat
Mavergal
Helen O'Harri
Becaunee
Orkaloosa Herald
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
England
A. D. Melvin
Stinky
Tri-Cities
Sidney
Nichole
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