Advertising by Representatives and Local Agencies
Official paper details agency network and circulation. Lists agencies such as Bust Hill and Tobors Bros Grocery, plus Lusch’s Drug Store. Claims Daily Journal circulation superiority and subscription rates. Provides delivery and telephone contact numbers for department offices and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry and County
Eee Rangene & Wordsen
Sms New
Yore&Cone
Lorenzen & Woodsman
Srunswick
Kansas City
Cone
Loranzen & W Boilsman
Gumbel Bullding
Oitrell
Cona
Goronann & Woodman
Frog Veens
ulantu—Cone
Loranxen & Woodman
Duller
TD Mae
Daily Journal
Adome Yard
The Flag Observed In A Nation’s Day Reflection
A local report recalls Flag Day observance with mixed engagement and questions about its meaning. The piece cites Chicago Record’s prose poem on The Flag by Franklin J. Lowe and frames the flag as a living embodiment of national effort, education, law, and everyday workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatineiady
Chicago
Franklin J. Lowe
Interior
Washington
New York
Colorado
Illinois
Rele
Wyoming
Flag Maler
Congress
Alaska
Michigan
Ohio
Tuan
Tomorow
Making the Flag Our Daily Duty Across Regions
A yearly reminder on flag day urges Americans to live the flag daily not just display it. The message highlights unity from Muscatine to Washington and beyond, stressing that citizens shape the flag with their actions and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balleva
Muscatine
Washington
Mexico
Colorado
Butte
Mont
Community commerce and the call to keep dollars home
A collage of editorials urges readers to support local merchants over mail order firms. It argues that buying locally funds better schools, churches, streets, and roads, benefiting the whole community and its children. It references various papers and local pride, stressing the practical dangers of shopping away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Taylor
Marchant
Tmendy
Wellman Chapter Visits Keota Expanse of Epworth League Event
About forty five members of the Wellman Chapter No 211 EB S visited Keota chapter with Washington and Sigourney invited. Heavy rain at Sigourney limited attendance. A two course luncheon followed and demonstrations by Washington members showcased their order. Keota hosts praised for fine chapter house and hospitality. District Epworth League Convention programs set for June 25 to 27 at Washington. Local residents hosted visitors at John Hering home and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman, Ta
Wellman
EB. S
Keota
Washington
Sigourney
Tae Keota
John Hering
Mira
Stevens
Chicago
Harriend
Everetto Curl
Forty Years Ago in Pleasant Hill Area News Highlights
Wounded soldier J Owry Tevow of Company 4 thirty-fifth Iowa returns home from battle with a severe jaw wound and expected recovery. Presbyterian Sabbath Schools exhibit draws crowds with credit to all. Local old camp ground picnic noted. Four burglars identified in McAlister incident. Thirty and twenty years ago recollections share local events. Miss Hutchinson returns from Overlin College. others from Mt. Pleasant and Wellesley. John Pfölter recovering from Mason City street accident. Local families encouraged by recovery progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finty
J. Owry Tevow
Company 4
Ffth
Iowa
Pleasant Hil
Presbyterian Sabbath Schools
McAliater
C. Hawley
A. ‘H. Kagy
F. L. Underwood
Jacob Fath
Maccadine
al Wh
Mise
Julia’Hutchinson
Overlin
Overlin College
W. Hutchinson
Mulberry
da Hutchinson
Wellesley
John Pfoltter
East Fourth’ Street
Mason City
The Shadowed House of Senor Costello Martinez
In a desert saga by Emmets Campbell Hall a sly Englishman Lord Harry courts Yeleta at Senor Costello Martinez’s adobe. A midnight plan to flee is whispered amid vows and a ranger’s letter that shifts danger toward Los Matas while a hidden oath tests trust and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmets
Campbell Hall
FP. C. Hastment
Senor
Don Costello
Martinez
Lord Harry
Harry
Ana
Fairfax
Hla
Los Matas
Rolfe
Yeleta
Harry Tino
Senor Costello
Mother of Jesus
Ysleta
Maten
Autty
Pasa
Wadar
Senor Don Goatello Y Martinez
Haworth League delegates head to district convention
Miss Esther Shaw and Miss Jennie Dodds will represent the Haworth League at the district convention in Workington. Several Wellman ladies traveled to Cedar Rapids to visit Mrs. J. W. Kirkpatrick, while Mrs. E. F. Stith visited Vernon Sigler in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY. A. Dodds
J. W. Kirkpatrick
Cedar Rapids
Esther Shaw
Jennite Dodds
Haworth League
Workington
Wellman
Gueer
Vernon Sigler
Washington
Mise
Chicago
Iny
Everatie Carl
Silent Letter and Horsemen At Dawn
A captain apologizes for delayed arrival limiting his men, Ysleta laments, a tragic wound and crumpled silk on the floor. Harry swiftly saddles horses and, sensing hope, plans to ride to San Marco by dawn to seek a priest. The tale threads doubt, elation, and imminent voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ct Ming
Ysleta
Harry
San Marco
Women Watch The Clock Ad Warns Of Female Ailments
An old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetarian Compound as a remedy for backache headaches nervousness and irritability common to women ending the workday. It frames female fatigue as a medical issue and promotes the product as a simple root and herb solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilton Town Notes and Visiting Friends
Misses Mandy Marshall and Ruth Miller arrive from Aneige Illinois to spend summer with Mr and Mrs M M Marshall. Several local residents visit Davenport Muscatine and Burlington for business and family matters with brief remarks on travel and callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Mandy Marshall
Ruth Miler
Anélge
M. Marshall
Leonard
Harry Friederichsen
Davenport
J. C. Caugalan
Muscatine
Bernice Kiser
Herbert Coden
Charles Wright
Louis Ticktin
State University At
Iowa City
H. P. Mason
Moscow
R. B. Herr
Harry
W. J. Miller
Catherine
Muscetine
Ww. J. Miler
M. E. Lumbar Jett
Rudolph Farner
Lone Pharmacista
Burlington
Lee Smith
Mary Smith
May McFadden
Lyste
Atalasa
Patrick *Forian
A. A. Ayres
Davesport
T. G. Buttington
Columbus Junction
J. F. McKilligan
Worthington
Minn
H. F. Jatr
A. C. Weatherly
Homer Weatherly
Oneanheim
Calif
Mary Burnett
Relatives Visit Across Muscatine and Los Angeles Gleaned
The report notes several families visiting relatives in Muscatine and Los Angeles. Mrs. F A Hamlin and son visited her parents, Cornell College graduate F A Maurer attends commencement, and Miss Faye Stutler with Mrs. Howard Stutler travel from Peabody to Muscatine for friends’ visit. Lela Wilkerson and Nellie Shiry journeyed from Muscatine to spend time with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Burnett
Los Angeles
Cali
R Henderson
Charles Handereon
West Downs
Julius Doden
Marie
Gretchen
Everett Rorick
Muscatine
Esta Hamlin
Muscat
Mra
Hamlin
Faye Stutler
Howard Stutler
Peabody
Kansas
L. O. Stutler
Lela Wilkerson
Nellie Shiry
R. D. Wilkerson
Wapello Notes Summer Visitors and Local Events
Wapello Iowa June 12 delayed dispatch reports Clara Marshall staying in Iowa City with relatives. Several residents visited Muscatine and Chicago, while the Board of Supervisors completed vote canvassing with minor corrections. Flag Day events planned June 15 with G A R, W R C, and Sons of Veterans participation. Families and visitors attended nearby towns and events, including Tawa Pharmaceutical meeting in Burlington and local entertainment at Craps Park and Keokuk dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Clara Marshall
Iowa City
J. A. Bigger
Merritt
Mediapolis
R. K. Smith
Muscatine
Court House
H. O. Weaver
Board of Supervisors
Arthur Springs
Stuscatins
Maurice Thomas
Town Wesleyan College
Glenn Downey
Tempe
Ariz
State Normal School
Arizona
Ditte
Oakville
Anna Wook
Alma
Ruth
Chicago
Sophia Stoller
Wapyelio
Des Moines
A. C. Babcock
Clarence Carper
Mise Belle Smith
G. A. R. Hall
Sona of Veterans
W. S. Isett
May Coe
Warpello
Mary Bryant
Butte Mont
Jme
C. H. Hamilton
Wm. ‘Vickers
E. L. Mathis
Burlington
Tawa Pharmaceutical Association
Craps Park
Hoats
Keokuk Dam
Charles Johann
Josiah Cline
Crab Tres, Tenn
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Mirrored
An old advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as restoring natural color, thickness, and luster to gray hair. It claims the tonic darkens hair, eliminates dandruff and itching, and is available for 50 cents at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Morgan
Kor
A. W. Morgen
West Second St
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F. D. Throop
Tubliaher
City Malton
Wditor
Towa City
Oukaloosa Herald
Kooltuk
Budapest
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Rowley
Keosauqua
Sioux City Journal
Per. Kina
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Col. Harvey
Wilson
Parkins
Wellsman
Musestine
Laday van Sun
Sey
Cotas
Ayer
Abe Martin
Brazil
Wapelia
Paragon Typewriter
Grare
Remi Typewriter
Carbon Arden
Remington Typewriter Company
Porerwd
Perry St
Hag
Louise County
Crescent Club
Arthur Springer
Raymond Davison
Richard
Papooss
Christian Church
Hias
White
Wm. Otte
Henderson
Clarinda
Ganor
Henrietta
Texas
Henderagon
California
W. S. Grimes
Sam Briggs
Colubus Junction
Darrow
Irving
Bord
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