Early 20th Century Dailies and Weekly Journal Listings
Fragmented OCR shows circulation notes for BulscRIELLA papers and the Daily Journal weekly and semi weekly issues. Details mention delivery city routes, pricing per week and year, and various office staff roles with garbled names.
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Bulscriella
Ian Lauhar
Dally Journal
Eaner
Tulepaones
Tanet Verhankn
Purnon
F. BD
F. BD. Throan, Pure No. 2—Manacing Wolker
Tattar
Enclety Wditar
Comodame
Miiling Ienam
Titchterth
Adu. Mer
Vitor
Oregon: Panamanian passage and naval pride in modern fleet
A lengthy, flawed account extols the Oregon as a symbol of American naval strength. It recalls Col Goethals on the Panama Canal, praises the Oregon’s potential to carry modern battleships, and recounts the ship’s famed 49,000 mile voyage from the Pacific coast to Cuba with national pride and historic comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Goethals
Panama Canal
Waila
Pric
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Ironsides
Constitution
Perry
Lake Erie
Spain
Wacifle
Horn
Sampson
Cuban
Hatte
Anit Chen
Sancharo Wits
Oregon Stronger in Fight than Spanish Cruisers
The Oregon outpaced sister ships in pursuit and destruction of two flying Spanish cruisers, with only the Brooklyn matching its speed. Obsolete in type, the Oregon will soon be pensioned from active service as part of naval history. The piece reflects on its voyage around the Horn and links to the Panama Canal’s impact on American naval reach and logistics.
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Oregon
Brooklyn
Horn
Santiago
Panama Canal
Ocean
Ateda
Ena
Alexander Jus
Mary Menon
Baé
Barrington
Harrington
Mao
Clegents
Eigar
Diogenes
Misa Burton
Dragones
Dios
Darreall
Pope
Darrall
Darrall,"* Ne Evorted. “It Would Be An Impossibility To Find A Bleser
Marrington
Virginia
Capreil
Jack
Darrell
Eleanor
Baseball Column and Court Ruling Echo a Busy Week
The piece notes a baseball column head remaining atop for eight weeks and mentions a presidential role for the same period at Maxi m within the Central Association. It also reports a Kansas judge ruling a wife’s poisoning claim does not grant a divorce, deeming Kerosena preferable to Kansas whiskey.
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Maxim
de Sores
Oskaloos Herald
Central Association
Kansas
No clear event in bitter diary of late comer
The fragment notes a human nature idea about bitterness from one who arrives late, seeking time tied to the new year for themselves. The text is incoherent and lacks concrete people, places, or dates to identify a full headline or summary.
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Washington
Postal Savings Bank
Berlin Commissioner Comments on Delonhone Insanity
The Berlin commissioner of Journey remarks that delonhone insanity is a prevalent disease today, noting it as a known condition. The statement implies widespread recognition of the issue and references a party named lina oniste in connection with the discussion.
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Berlin
Journey
Lina
New Jersey Copes With Cranberry Crop Threats
The dispatch notes cranberry yields in New Jersey are threatened by conditions. Yet prospects for an average crop remain, while reports warn of ongoing challenges and potential insect pressures during the season.
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New Jersey
Bold man teases friends that summer stays four days off
A bold man teases peers that summer remains four days away, while a revised phrase echoes a nonsensical line about “Midstate and buogilows” and a claim there is no place for hom. The fragment hints at playful banter and a garbled quotation.
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Midstate
Reminiscences of Long Ago Feature Heating and Art Notes
Fifty years ago David Moyer a city clerk lay in critical condition after heat exposure on Second Street as thermometers hovered around ninety five degrees. Dayton of this city and a portrait painter displayed four paintings of merit including The Old Man and Luke In the Woods. Thirty years ago the 17th fell on a Sunday. Twenty members of the Nuscatine were noted in a distant column.
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David Moyer
Pannsylvania House
Second Street
Ming
Dayton
Han
Luke
Rifles Drill At Pars Place In Summer Sun
Muscatine Journal clippings describe Rifles under Lt John Tulle drilling at Pars Place in hot sun. The piece notes twenty five drilled evenings at the armory and mentions Mrs S M Batterson and daughter Elva arriving from Evanston. A surprise visit by friends to Miss Mig James Haugan and a council meeting electing J D Pulliam as city health physician conclude the notes.
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John Tulle
Armory
S. M. Batterson
Elva
Evanston
Mig
James Haugan
West Fourth Street
Summer House Revels and a Wedding Plan
In a sunlit summer house, Harrington and Virginia quarrel and flirt as Darrell and Eleanor plot a double wedding. Virginia teases Harrington about marriage while Darrell schemes to marry Eleanor, and Harrington ultimately claims a kiss as the proposal nears in November.
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Dayrall Ros
Virginia
Darrel
Bethere
Harrington
Green manuring for soil health and fertility
K A Kirkpatrick explains green manuring as vital for soils in farming areas with limited manure. It builds humus, improves moisture retention, and aeration, moderates temperature, and can acidify soil unless lime is applied alongside.
Nitrogen in Green Manuring Crops and Varieties
The article explains nitrogen dynamics in green manures, distinguishing nitrogen consumers from nitrogen gatherers. It details crops like red clover, mammoth clover, sweet clover, alfalfa, Canada field peas, and cowpeas for soil nitrogen, root depth, and adaptability. It notes suitability by soil type, climate, and seeding considerations, with emphasis on how these crops store and supply nitrogen to succeeding crops.
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Muscatine County
Yeallery
Jani
Drought Treatments and Legume Green Manures
The article discusses drought tolerance of soybeans and cow peas, noting soybeans require warm weather and show sensitivity to cold. It reviews winter and spring vetches for green manuring, costs, and regional viability, and highlights velvet beans, woolly tick weed, mimosa, and wild pea as potential soil builders for Muscatine Island district.
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Muscatine
Tam
Jsland
Centralization of Money Control Divides Nation
Nation's Capital column argues about banking reform and centralization of monetary power. It cites the Aldrich plan, opinions of financiers like L O Forsan, and the broader battle between financial interests and agrarian lawmakers as Congress nears a decision. It notes ongoing political shifts and pending adjournment amid tax and pension considerations.
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Washington, D.C
Wilson
Congress
Monay
Monetary Commission
Thay
Union
Lumion
Aldrich
Local papers rail at politics and culture in midwest chatter
A collage of quotes and remarks from Waterloo and Ames area papers notes mock political maneuvering around Senator Curtiss, a dig at San Francisco dishwashers, and reflections on English suffrage and gardening. The clippings lampoon campus tradition, class tensions, and student pranks at Lafayette College while lamenting militant tactics and "pieing" pranks as erosion of reputation.
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L. P. Loomis
Row Lee Newspaper
Dsdicate
Tournad Agencid Journal
Rengemience
Steve Ann
Fueibue
Wrocery
Oreron Street
Busch
Chaykate Grocer
Heckler Les
Chuiler Geasby
Acd Lorong
Tivosert
Ae Ma
Lartutaen
Mane Mallers
Gonn
Garenzen & Woodsmin
Teunswick
Kansas City
Larencen
Woodsin
Gumbal
Tock Island
Asvalding
Republcan
Joe Kuenar
States- Thome Court
Byron
Wwveney Mears Agoi
The
Nuscatine
Muscatine Journal
K. A. Kirkpatrick
Bath
Nursery Bt
Riley
Chicago
San
Abe Martin
Momis
Bud
Resson
Sion
Forsan
Beait
House of Commons
Anada
Forgan
So-Cialley ‘Money Trust
Vargan
Gree
Tura
Bat
Senate
Berond
Waterloo Report
Ieboy
Siopz City Journal
Cedar Ray Pids
Waterloo
Yowa City
Prof. Curtiss
Ames
Burlington Cazette
San Fracisco Dishwashers
Wiion
Clinton Herald
Davison
Dea
Dubuque
Lafayette College
DR. C. F
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Bkin
Frastmants
Gavacio
Faredle
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Reikaldt Bi Davetport
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