Journal Agencies City Convenience List
The Journal lists agency outlets across the city for reader convenience. Sites include East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine Téborg Bros grocery g7 street W C A Buschs Drug Store Hershey avenue Kecklerville Chayka s Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and Wm Van Zyl Grocery.
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East Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Téborg Bros
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zyl
Representatives in New York and Chicago Offices
Payne and Young oversee operations at the New York office located 30 34 West 33rd Street while the Chicago office resides in the 750 Marquette Building with continued representation.
Telephones Iowa private branch numbers listed
The notice lists operator procedures and internal numbers for newsroom departments at No. 1 through No. 6 with business office calls via numbers 27 or 30. It also references Mississippi Valley No. 5.
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Telephones
Iowa
F. D. Throop
Mississippi Valley
Dividing the Wards in Ottumwa and Muscatine
A Davenport inspired push urges Ottumwa and Muscatine to subdivide wards into voting precincts to speed counts and improve clerk and judge recruitment. The editorial notes long delays in ward counts in Ottumwa and Davenport and argues for early subdivision to avoid slow tallies and unreliable results.
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Muscatine
Ottumwa
Muscatine Journal
Davenport Times
Davenport
Guthrie City Loses Honor Amid Tradition Break
Guthrie Oklahoma faced a disruption as a long standing local tradition was shattered. The incident drew attention from residents and officials seeking explanations and restoration of the community event.
Oklahoma Capital Move Triggers Bricks at Guthrie Lady
The Guthrie incident after Oklahoma voters chose Oklahoma City as the new state capital sparked outrage. Miss Haskell, daughter of the state executive, was hissed at and bricks were thrown as she fled to a hotel, prompting editorials invoking Bret Harte and Western chivalry. The piece notes Oklahoma’s geographic misalignment with multiple regional labels and suggests strengthening the state constitution with more amendments.
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Union
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Haskell
Chicago
Oklahoma
Bret Harte
Roosevelt Critics Abroad Echoed in Keokuk
The item notes Colonel Roosevelt's reproaches while abroad, criticizing Egypt for resisting British rule and later reproaching Britain for its own imperial governance, portraying his stance as consistent with his earlier views.
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Keokuk Gate City
Egypt
Roosevelt
England
Parisian Sage dandruff cure touted by Havercamp
A 1909 advertisement claims Parisian Sage prevents dandruff and stimulates hair growth in two weeks with a money back guarantee. It cites Mrs. F J Moreau of Concord New Hampshire praising the product and notes widespread use across America. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle through Havercamp’s Drug Store and Giroux Mfg Co Buffalo NY.
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J.J. Havercamp
F. J. Moreau
Oak St
Concord
N. H
America
Havercamp
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Reminiscences and Local Happenings in Brief
In New Jersey conservatives favor Lincoln Hamlin with opposition support. Rev. S G Weaver to preach. Alva Ashcraft suffers a severe head wound at Hershey mill. Dr Dean treats the injury. both trains delayed four hours due to a Pleasant Plain wreck.
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John A. Parvin
New Jersey
Lincoln
Hamlin
S. G. Weaver
Universalist Church
St. Louis
Alva Ashcraft
Frank Ashcraft
Hershey
Dean
Pleasant Plain
Bluff barn art gallery sparks town surprise
Miss Selina Sue reveals a new art gallery in the Bluff barn with paintings by Mr. Alan, Whistler references, and scenes of river life. Cynthia and Charity wander through the depictions as townspeople discuss the painter’s growing fame and the work’s uplifting promise.
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Miss Cynthia
Charity
Selina Sue
Cynthia
Miss Selina Sue
Mr. Flarity
Mr. Dobbs
Painters’ Union
Singerang
Alan
Whistler
Jerusalem
Singer
Heaven
Mary Ellen Dobbs
Miss Kinney
Mary Ellen
Ethel Maud
Bluff
Cynthie
River Road
Copper Creek cemetery society to hold fair at Murdock’s barn
Forty years ago the Copper Creek cemetery society in Drury township plans a fair and festival at Murdock's barn to raise funds for cemetery ornamentation. A grand entertainment is prepared and people from miles around, including city pleasure seekers, are expected. A. J. Leffingwell wed Miss Clara Curtis of Clinton recently.
Lutheran convention focuses on Sunday school expansion
Ten years ago the Lutheran meeting centered on church work with emphasis on the Sunday school. A graded study plan was discussed to boost pupil enrollment. Rev. W. H. Blanke of Davenport preached at evening services. R. H. Holmes attended business in Davenport. Mrs. L. Hart returned home to Wilton after visiting locals.
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W. H. Blanke
Davenport
R. H. Holmes
Florida Senator Taliaferro Retires After Broward Victory
Sioux City Tribune reports Senator James P. Taliaferro of Florida, a Broward ally on tariffs, loses the second primary to ex-Governor Napoleon B. Broward. Taliaferro spent about 250000 in two primaries. Broward spent little. Some southerners still oppose democratic protectionists.
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Sioux City Tribune
James P. Taliaferro
Florida
Aldrich
Napoleon B. Broward
Taliaferro
Broward
South
Atlantic Telegraph Politician Prouty Focuses on Rates and Prices
In Congress Prouty vows to cut railroad rates and the tariff on necessities to lower food and clothing costs. He says the Seventh district is stabilized by Hull’s frequent campaigns and will prioritize home residents over visitors.
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Atlantic Telegraph
Prouty
Congress
Hull
Shaw decries primary law as joke over campaign costs
Leslie M. Shaw rails against the primary law in Chicago urging that it favors the wealthy. He cites his 1897 gubernatorial run costing him 250 dollars and questions the people’s ability to nominate candidates.
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Davenport
Leslie M. Shaw
Chicago
Shaw
Coe College Sprinter Wilson Gaining National Fame
Cedar Rapids Gazette notes Coe College sprinter Wilson has tied the world 190 yard record and earned renown in athletic circles. The article praises his speed and graceful style, saying he seems to fly rather than run and has become a notable figure in college athletics.
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Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Wilson
Championship Fight Banking on July Fourth Gate
Sporting writers estimate the July 4 championship bout will generate about 9 million dollars in gate receipts. Jeffries and Johnson are expected to celebrate a triumphant Fourth with the crowd and festivities.
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Waterloo
Jeffries
Johnson
Chantland Fights Hard Narrows Nomination in Iowa Guard Race
In a Sioux City Journal excerpt, Chantland earns credit for his effort, but the impression of his weak running lingered. Officials say his defense reflected well on the Iowa National Guard, though he fell short of nomination.
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Sioux City Journal
Chantland
Iowa National Guard
Republicans Urged to Mend Fences After Primary
The primary shows neither faction of the Iowa Republicans strong enough to dictate to the other. The article urges both sides to bury their differences and unite as Republicans for the moment.
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Boone News
Tiowa
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers Hope and Money Back
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, asserting it cures a constitutional disease through internal use. It promises a one hundred dollar reward if it fails and urges sending for testimonials, with sales through all druggists at 75 cents.
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Hall
Sena
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Severe storm hits Oakville area causing barn fire
A Thursday evening electric storm and heavy rainfall struck Oakville. Lightning set a barn belonging to Miss Sue Mallory on the north edge of town ablaze. In other notes, Mrs. Lizzie Snider returned to Bloomfield Montana after a two month visit with her parents, and Mrs. Lawrence Kurts with daughter from Knoxville IA visited the Stark home. Dave Creighton of Mediapolis visited his son S H Creighton in town.
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Oakville
Sue Mallory
Lizzie Snider
Bloomfield
Montana
Geo. Mellinger
Lawrence Kurts
Knoxville
W. D. Stark
Dave Creighton
Mediapolis
S. H. Creighton
Local residents enjoy a weekend of visits and travel
Several residents journeyed to Des Moines for an encampment Tuesday through Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Creighton Perry Nott and S K Pulver attended. W F Cubbage and wife visited Wayland Friday and Saturday. Mrs Nathan Carber and children of Winfield visited here Saturday and Sunday.
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Joe Creighton
Perry Nott
S. K. Pulver
Des Moines
W. F. Cubbage
Wayland
Nathan Carber
Winfield
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promise Refund
An ad claims if not satisfied after using two thirds of a bottle, the money is refunded. It asserts the tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion regulate the bowels and encourage recovery. Sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Sage for darkening hair revived by chemists
The article notes sage tea once used to restore hair color and gloss, now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur by chemists. The product, at 50 cents to $1 per bottle, is offered by Wyeth Chemical Company and sold via A. W. Morgans Pharmacy.
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Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
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