Weekly Journal and Advertiser Subscriptions and Agencies
A damaged OCR item lists weekly subscriptions for The Daily Journal and Advertiser, with prices and delivery details. It mentions local advertising agencies and vendors for convenience, including grocery and drug stores, barber services, and a private branch for subscriptions. The fragment notes show contact references and postal or office routing details for subscriptions and business offices.
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Dally Journal
Innied
Jyernat
Cartier Wens
Fort S.rs
Anne Hurlbut Grocery
Axe and
Teborg Brow
Bierot
Busch
Harerilersitie
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Interoceanic Canal Committee pushes Panama Canal control
Senator Townsend and the Interoceanic Capris Committee back governorship of the canal with a three person commission. Amendments limit railroads and require at least ten percent cargo to a transoceanic port. Senate proposal also broadens federal authority while safeguarding coastwise ships under U S registry.
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United States
Genator Brandogee
Panama Canal
Bere Rto
Lense
Kovetnor
Senate
Tha Zona
House
Senate Alaw
Manama Canal
America
Oor
Coastwiga
Railroads and Canal Monopoly Threaten Interstate Rates
The passage argues that railroad owners could use control of canal routes to suppress water competition and raise rates. It warns against monopolistic practices by rail interests and urges preserving open waterways to prevent exorbitant tolls and preserve competition across regions.
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Gagnopoly
Aly
Ganato Com
Iowa Press Comment Roundup From Various Papers
A compilation of Iowa editorial voices criticizes political processes and figures. The Odebolt Chronicle evokes suspicion of confessions while Charter Oak Times questions primary details. Perry, Pentanelle Observer, and other papers debate party dynamics and upcoming contests.
Olive Tablets touted as safe calomel substitute
Ad claims Edwards Olive Tablets cleanse the system and improve bad breath without calomel’s side effects. Describes the vegetarian olive tablet formula, gentle liver action, and non-griping relief, selling at 10 and 20 cents per box from the Olive Tablet Company of Columbus and Chico.
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Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Columbus
Chico
al Edwarda
See Ee
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago and Thrice-Told Tales
Fifty years ago a man named George W Miller in a riverfront area was bitten by six rattlesnakes. Dr Haranhe treated the wound and the man began to recover. In Porty years ago Barney Kemper of the Island astonished locals with large fruit crops, and James Jackson bought the entire crop. The three-year-old city saw a storm at the tournament closing when a city arch collapsed.
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George W. Miller
Dr. Harahe
Barney Kemper
Jackson
Lue City
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clarks Tacra
J. B
John B. Clark
James B. Clark
Clark
James B
Willch
Beauchamp
Bauchamp Clare
Tang
Worle
Ten Years Ago and Local Incidents Highlight Clippings
A hasty survey of a decade past notes a hurricane impact near Pappeorei Bridge and a Chicago delegation chair car event. Also recounted is a Wilton Plug disturbance involving a truck and a derailed train, with the engineer guiding the moves to safety after a near-miss in the yards.
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Muncatine
Chicago
F. Biein Laagve
Alice
Local notes hint at upcoming public meetings
A fragment from the Mapleton Press reports Chassall plans to leave a score unresolved and suggests he will stay ready for further action. The Cedar Rapids Gazette hints that after next week agitation may rise for wife and dance conventions.
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Chassall
Mapleton Press
Gedar Rapits Gazette
Wafe
Daac
Democratic campaign manager choice in 1912 race debated
Special Washington dispatch reports Champ Clark considering Judge M. J. Wade of Iowa City as ideal national campaign manager, with Wade praised for experience, Iowa support, and work on platform. Possible alternates include Harmon, Wilson tickets, and other Keystone State figures. New York lists several vice presidential candidates.
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Tories
Washington,d. C
Jase
Champ Clarkes
Democratis
New York
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
National
Down
Democratic Party
Clark
Wade
Wao
Alga
Dumoacrate Committee
Beo
Aampalga Ag Lig
Ihor
Ohicago
Campaiens
Ala
Mack
Harmon
Flush Nichols
Ohio
Charney Murehy
Wilson
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Keystone State
Congress
Tadee Wade
Nig Jong
Judge Wade
Wanshington
Will Taim
Baltimore
Washington and Cedar Rapids politics blend in tumultuous period
Cyrenus Cole editor of the Cedar Rapids Republican appears in Washington on a mission linked to ads in Collier's Weekly against Collier’s. Smith faces charges over tainted reporting while Cole acts as defense witness. Congressmen Good, Towner, Kennedy and others return to Iowa and Chicago for Senator Cummins’ nomination amid partisan maneuvering. Champ Clark’s rise and a clash over third-term sentiment loom as Judge Towner denounces demagogues and flag desecration, with Heyburn as a second speaker and Taft absent.
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Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Cobgresswan and
Mra. Green
Towner
Kennedy
Chicago
Cummins
Gsenstor
Washington
Ftey
Crang
Massachusetts
Barnes
New York
Penrose
Pennsylvar
Horace M. Towner
Eighth District
Ataterman
Conc Rece
Sam Clagg
Out Falls
Congress
Tia
Wiater Heyburn
Taft
Dog Tax Notice To Owners In City
Property owners are warned that the city dog tax is due July. Dogs found running at large without the 1912 tag will be impounded and the tax collected within 24 hours. Tax is one dollar for males and two dollars for females. Payment may be made at the city recorder’s office or at the police department.
Roosevelt Rally Draws Chicago Crowds for Cummins Support
In Chicago Saturday, Roosevelt drew massive crowds as supporters floated a possible third candidate path. California delegates showcased a bold banner while Cummins backers weighed Roosevelt’s presence against town prospects. Iowa headquarters debated Cummins’ arrival, with Taft allies confident of renomination while maintaining caution on second choices.
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BYP
Loomie
Inve 17
Chicago
Tioonavels
Michigan
Congress Hotel
la Bulle Stract
Roosevelt
Avenue
Lonar
Florentine
Chicags
Presa
Lar Salle Street
Congress
California
Tanneson
Thievan
Roosevalt
Congresa Hotel
Cummmins
Rosevelto
Cyoe
Weagon
Cummins
Gol. Roosevelt
Sonvenidon
Namad
Seart
Cummine
Mostinerd
Taft supporters and Iowa delegates at Chicago convention
Sioux City Journal notes Yeo Inun service for Taft bureau and predicts Taft first ballot votes. Muscatine County’s E Nichols arrives in Chicago with other Iowa delegates, meeting Senator Kennan. Barry G. Brown of Sigourney attends. C D Murphy of Cummings praises Cummins HQ in Wapello. Arthur Springer of Wapello and Steninger, ex-Iowa Telephone employee, active at Roosevelt HQ. P L Hawley of Chicago, formerly Muscatine, at town HQ Saturday night.
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Sioux City Journal
Taft Bureau
Durog
Taft
Davie
Muscatine County
Chicago
Kennan
Barry G. Brown
Sigourney
Sixth
Iowa
C. D. Murphy
Cummins
Wapello
Conpicuons
Hamilton Club
Arthur Epringer
Lonton County
Steninger
Iowa Telephone Co
Mugcatioe
Bell Lines
Roosevelt General
Pl. R. Hawley
Muscatine
West Liberty News Highlights Visits and Arrivals
West Liberty notes a parade of visitors and travelers with Mrs Tunt and family hosting relatives from Kewanee and Des Moines. Eliott and wife plan an indefinite eastern visit ending in Washington DC, while Shellabarger visits Letts and Merill family travels from Mediapolis to Iowa City. Multiple locals, including Wilkinson and Evans, take short trips or visits, with delegate Nichols heading to Chicago for a convention and others continuing journeys through Town City and Downey.
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Liberty
Mr. Welly
Meedames Dustin
Hamilton
Kewanee
Tunt
Eliott
Washington, D. C
Stong
Illinois
Indiana
Viginia
I Mra
Robert Klatz
Muscatine
Anderson Chapman
Preston
Des Moines
Mary Baxter
Willan: Baxter
Annette Isakson
West Branch
S$. Poneck
Maccatine
Enya Creese
Hera
Y. Ford
TH. Gedney
Fort Madison
Iowa City
E. C. Nichols
Chicago
Abe Senne
Cl Wnt
Nipa
Onta
George Mawler
Mincatine
Ais
Mary Jane Evans
Rock Island
Minnie Smiles
Erick Evans
Lane
Town City
Mra. M. Brown
Elbert
Downey
McGain
Arkansas Cty
Kan
Meaiames J
Mackey
D. Schenck
T. Stoop
Mossra
Meeadamos Gress
Sweam
Roy Chase
Amy Purvis
West Liberty
ABE MARTIN Yen bout so hard U be ground a detective memory
A fragmentary note recalls ABE MARTIN in a garbled line about a detective memory. The text includes garbled references to red headed republicans and a dark horse, suggesting a satirical or coded line from a column.
Local lodge room restored for candidates and families
Alex Stewart funded a front room in the I O O F building to serve as a waiting area for candidates a resting space for women with children and a play area for larger children Mrs EB Rock resides at Park Place memorial services were held Sunday for fallen I O O F and Rebekah members with Brown Lina Lane and Minnie Evans leading a trio in song Rev Wood gave prayers and address Ed Tewis visited Muscatine and L B Pickering with daughters enjoyed time at the Nay home in Lake country
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Alpha~ Ni Delta
Misa Patute
Atenagz Ranker
I. J
Alex. Stewart
Hohi
Stewart
Stewark
Aim
EB. Rock
Lome
Park Place
I. O. O. FL ‘Brothers
Renekah
Notice of Republican Judic tat convention details
A delegate convention of the Republican party for the Seventh Judicial District, including Clinton Scott Jackson and Muscatine counties, meets August 3 at 1 30 p m in Davenport Iowa to nominate one district judge candidate and conduct other business. Delegates allocated by county and vote totals from the 1976 gubernatorial election determine representation. Dated June 12. E Gy Meller, Chair.
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Reputilioncs
Seventh Judicial District
Clinton, Scart
Jackson
Musertine
Court House
Davenport
Iowa
Pol Lees
B. I. ‘Cerroll
Gunton County
Scott County
Tackson County
Muscating Coun
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Republican Judicial ‘Committee of
Anid
E. Gy
Meller
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Wm. Sulzer
House Committee On Foreign Relations
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Texas
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Europe
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