Fragmentary East Hil News Notes Mention Local Shops
Readable scraps reference East Hil vicinity including Turibut Broce East 2nd Muscatine Toberg Dros Groce neaon street and Bur eh's Drug Store. Mentions Far Reachtereit Chayka'n Grocery Beat rin shi ree Grocery and Van with unclear context or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qfovewal Cms
Har
Grendar
East Hil
Muscatine
Toberg Dros
Groce Neaon Street
Hey Ss
Bureh's Drug Store
Far- Reachtereit
Chayka'n Grocery
Shi Ree
Van
TLANPHONTA. Tows-Private raat, aoh ingen bors 8 and 27
TLANPHONTA fragment reads as a private notices page with unclear numbers 8 and 27. appears to list editorial and office roles such as City Editor Society Editor and composing room, with reference to a business office number 26 or similar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlanphonta
IF. D. Tarnan
Penishers
Manacine
Society
Ye Sapien Foot
E. Urelur
Enti Althor
Handing the Convention Teeters Between Victory and Chaos
The article previews the 1904 Republican National Convention in Chicago, noting unprecedented uncertainty and high stakes for the party. It highlights delegates, leaders, and press access, with Journal editor L. P. Loomis and Associated Press coverage shaping the nationwide narrative.
Lee Syndicate To Field Five At Convention
The Lee Syndicate will have five representatives at the convention with quarters secured at the Auditoriant hall near the hub of activities. Each will have access to the press stand for continuous coverage, and the Journal aims to provide the most complete and accurate reports of a competition seen as highly significant and spectacular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Syndicate
Auditoriant Halel
Nqton
Daily miscellany and political jumbles from 19th century papers
A collage of garbled notes and editorials from the Jefferson See and other papers. It mentions election loyalties, editor duties, and political commentary, with scattered references to U.S. capitals, cities, and figures. The text blends partisan remarks, restored names, and misread captions reflecting OCR noise.
Washington views on insurgency and presidential bids
In Washington affairs a political critic discusses Young’s insurgent stance and the impact of Iowa Taft delegates on the 1908 race. The piece analyzes Cummins, La Follette, Labollatte, Sherman, Hughes, and Roosevelt dynamics, noting potential delegate loyalties and strategic moves for the presidency and senate seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Politival
Cireley du
Young Atte
Kenyon
Young
Cutomins
Taft
New York
Chiqage
Roosevelt
Hughes
Sone Wut
Supreme Court
Iowa
Cummins
Towa
Labollatte
Sherman
la Sagecad Naelf
Senate
Thaghes
Unin
Dullvesta
Ndt
Justice Core
Campicido
la Tollette
la Follette
Tas
Lim
Reminiscences of Long Ago and Thirty Years Ago Highlights
A mixed reminiscence column recalls early neighborly skirmishes over a bed hung from a window and a red wagon painted prank. It notes Cora Chaplin’s gifted silver cake basket from No. 2 school pupils and porch removals for a Muscatine West track event. Thirty years ago analysis debates Reid Hughes and Tilford Cumming as GOP vice presidential prospects amid faction tensions. Local testimony from Lela Love promotes Foley for kidney relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porty
Cora Chaplin
Chambers
Masser
Muscatine West Jenn
Twenty Years Ago Government Job Changes Mentioned In Journal
Clippings note Elmer Davidson named substitute teacher and George H. Lobr promoted to mail ing clerk after a vacancy, with Isabel Mabin and Helen leaving for Mt. Pleasant. Mrs Stafford to visit during commencement as Iowa Wesleyan University events unfold. storm damage nearby recalls yesterday's heavy winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Davidson
George HT. Lobr
Isabel Mabin
Helen
Buslington
Mt. Plesant
Mra
Stafford
Hee
Eresses
Iowa Wesleyanniversity
West Wiberty and West Liberty Notes Visit and Local Care
June 11 notes from West Wiberty and West Liberty list visitors from Ronkler Colorado to relatives. West Branch visits for daughters. Iowa City trips. Sunday school group Bury Boys ages ten to twelve. church society meetings planned. multiple family travels and visits across North Dakota Minnesota and California. local names include Miller Michener Kimball Rev. Wilking Nichols and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwest
Liberty
Neema Ive
Ronkler
Col
William ‘Miller
West Branch
Nihel McGreggor
Nellie Crop
Della Eves
Iowa City
E. Michener
Vhe
Michener
Susan Whitacre
Wiliam A. Warren
Wiliam Hardin
Charles Stottier
Tri-Cities
O. Martin
Minnagota
Taco
Peterson
Davenport
George Peterson
S.C. Snider
Virginia
Marshalltown
Slater
Florance Nichols
Rock Island
Lucy Nichols
Clyde Ball
Celeste Miler
Loa City
Mesdames
J. A. Munros
Mary Mikesell
Mascatini
Tuul
Grice Nichols
Local notices and school events from Muscatine area
A collection of brief notices mentions Misses Clara Rochafellow Evelyn Langvotham Bessie McMabhon Luielie Byes Miriam Zyans and Nellis Anderson departing for Muscatine to spend a week at Cord Hall attended school. Mrs Chet Kelley and Harland to Wapello visit. Mrs Andrew Anderson and sister Nettie Anderson in Cedar Rapids on business. Skinner family returned from Atalisaa. China-Painting club met at Mrs Lian Whitacre. A wedding reception featured strawberries cake and cream after a pleasant day. Children’s Day exercises at M. and Sunday School included songs recitations and greetings with many class participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Shipman
Clara Rochafellow
Evelyn Langvotham
Bessie McMabhon
Elie Byes
Miriam Zyans
Nellis Anderson
Muscatine
T Har Place
Cord Hall
Washington
Chet, Kelley
Harland Tats
Wapello
Andrew Anderson
Helow
Nettie Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Skinner
Atalisaa
Lian Whitacre
M. &. Sundsy School
Ruesch
Bransent
Anderson
Cliford Tayes
Miriam Norton
Elsie Mosher
Linden Briggs
Geraldine Nortepril
Eugene Hayes
Mrs. Ruesch
Conesville News Tells of Local Visits and Family Events
The weekly Conesville column reports Evelyn and Carl visiting relatives, Ernest Griger and wife staying with his mother Lydia Criger, Edytham and Grate Honts visiting West Liberty, C B Hadenfield returning from What Cheer to work as deputy for the Homesteader lodge, Mrs. Roseurna Snyder’s paralytic stroke and care by Emma McCleary and Albert Snyder, Rose and Rose’s trip to Muscatine, and Marie Ratcliffe hosting the Busy Bee club for her thirteenth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conestiil Uné
Tehn Sehomhere
Harold
Evelyn Hl
Carl
Wil
Ernest Griger
Nichols
Lydia Criger
Edytham
Grate Honts
West Liberty
Fred Faye
Rose
Muscatine
Basters Wendale
Gildreo Gunderson
Monteyuma
Grandpa Gunderson
Marie] Ratcliffe
Buay Beso Club
New Mexican Dishotel herb touted as diabetes cure
A store advertises a Mexican Dishotel herb claimed to treat diabetes by lowering sugar and specific gravity, restoring weight and boosting the system. It says $1 worth lasts two weeks and promises relief in severe cases, with proofs and a free diet booklet available at 107 West Second Street, A. W. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Busy Dees Birthday Party At Liberty Street
A whimsical social note details Mrnday afternoon plans for the Busy Dees gathering at Liberty street to celebrate the thirteenth birthday with games ice cream cake divining candy and favors. Several neighbors and family members are listed among attendees and visitors.
Man Recommends Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney Trouble
Tuey tells residents at 30 Cook Street Rochester New York that Foley Kidney Pills gave him rapid relief from severe kidney trouble. He endorses the product as a great curative, urging others to use Foley Kidney Pills for similar relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuey
Charles Sable
Cook St
Rochester
N. Y
Foley
Tong
Sable
A. W. Morgan
Children’s Day Observed Across Wuto x City Churches
June 10 report from Wuto x city notes Children’s Day services at Meckodls Presbyterian and Grace Reformed churches with morning and evening programs. The column lists local residents traveling to Davenport and Waterloo for visits, relatives, and upcoming events including a WRC convention delegate from the local organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blanchard
Abs. EB
Friederichsen
Miss Grace
Waterloo
Wirs
H. A. Ficken
Arion
W. Nelson
Persia
B. Sanley
Tipton
Nancy Putt
CB. White
West Liberty
P. Carrell
Cedar Rapids
Albert Baird
Muscatine
Vesta
Alice Wilkerson
Muscating
Alaudé Latehan
WW. F. Warner
Davenport
Fulton
Mason City
WRC
A. By Kelley
Mason By
Relatives Attend W R C Convention and School Institute
Notes from Muscatine listing numerous departures for Muscatine and nearby towns for teachers institutes and family visits. Mentions Miss Nellie Duncan Marguerite Nicolaus H B Strong Sophis Miller and many others visiting Davenport Muscatine and Fulton with details of outings and arrivals. Also public notice inviting contractor bids for McKinley school addition with details and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Duncan Lef
Muscatine
Teachers' Institute
Marguerite Nicolaus
John
Heabner
Erie Aml Elwood
Davenport
Ifl
Ara
H. B. Strong
Fulton
Mra
St. McAuley
Mig Sophis Miller
Musca
Teachers’ Institute
Herr
Warry
Charles Kautuen
Vielz
Carolyn Oltis
Nareangrt
Milas Yosgie McArthur
E. Snamber
al. Ang
Luke Cocksnoot
Nichols
George Klein
George Mackmore
Anna
Ruth Ringsen
Yorg
W. G. Griffith
Cove
Rhoda
Varan
Vestr. Wilkerson
Warren Jain
Paul Collier
Jows City
Werman
Abs
Lang
Donald Whitmer
Jarl Whitmer
Strong
Virginia
Nellie Duncan
Will Looney
George Rannick
Mua
Namey Plic
B. Lumbar
Waterhaillet
Rel
Hern
Jase Stridag
The Nose a Filter to Strain the Air
An old advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims to cleanse and heal the nasal membrane, ward off colds, and relieve head pressure. The copy urges purchasing from a local agent and mentions a price of a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miessen
Ely
A. W. Mor
West Second Street
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D. Paroop
A Loomis
Ottola Paper
Leo Newspaper
Sy2- Dente
Arennen
Woodjar Pol Tin Ore
Lason & Woodweal
Associated Press
Catirr
Republican Party
Chicago
United States
America
Auaibers
Jowans
Handls
Berfore
Muscatine Journal
Serre
L. P. Loomis
Trourngl
Cour Yller
Lug Syndicate
Cudar Rapids
Paul Stillman
Jaferson See
Wis
Also-Runa
Stillman
Mona Laurg
Paris
0.C. U.S A
Des Moises
Bottd
Charatter
Low Tessons
Rales
Dubuque
Pla
Pixley
Tay
Chivnio
Probobis
Burlington
Dox Moines
Cumming
Jiapal
George Perkins
Petry Chlety
Baltimory
Iris
Wna
Holts
Flughes
Curamius
New Yorke
Republican’ Party
Mig
Lela Love
Wiley
Love
Covena
Ally
Tom
A. W. Margon
The
Treag
West Hill
West Wiberty
Conesvilef
Abe Martin
Dees
Liberty Street
Neva Criss
Dora Bogus
Edna Bullis
Fae Carney
Gecll Bultic
Male Miller
Roxie Criss
Pern Bullis
Callie Byser
Maria Lucke
Lester
Harald Raterite
Ure
Willis Trautman
Nichola
m@ternoon
Amanda Davidson
Lyle Bilis
West UN
Wast ‘Branch
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Orono Township
Muscat
Mazel Muswell
Gineys Miller
Sylvia Busey
Georgia ‘Weald
Sylvia Doster
Anna Owen
Edythe Jean
Warren Davis
Wifh
Levena
Glidden
Cranton
Missouri
Topeka
Kansas
Jerol Gay Ig
Cona Lake
Columbus Tunction High Schol
Princ Cipal
G. W. Weber
Albert McCullough
Golmmabas Tyagtton
George McCullough
Siti Neal Quimby
Parth
Wutox
Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Piercn
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierce
Common Sense
Tthe Independent
Pen
McKinley School
Imus
Ww. S. Norton
Y W. Norton
Czairmar
Geo, Rand & Son
Catareli
Jewdly
Smalley Auto & Marine CO
Siascatine Journal
Jadvanes
Itill
Omar
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