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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1906
Page
3
Republican Delegate Convention for Iowa Nominees Held in Des Moines
A Republican delegate convention for Iowa will be held in Des Moines on August 1, 1906 at 10:30 AM. Delegates will nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor state treasurer attorney general supreme court positions clerk of supreme court superintendent of public instruction reporter of supreme court and railroad commissioner. All Republican voters are invited to participate and representation ratio will be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicans of
Iowa
Des Moines
Supreme Court
Cotii Fion
Tohnows
Theodore Roosevelt
Art
Adair
Johnson Te
Calhoun
Clayton Seseers
Osceola
Clinton Steer
Crawford A
Palo Alto
Pallas
Plymouth
Tavis Ee
Pocahontas
Ypecatur Ener
Polk
Delaware
Pottawattamle
Wae Poweshiek
Nickinson Ringgold
Colonque
Eee
Ecdaase
Teorson Sear
Republican State Central Committee
H. Spence
George R. Fastabrook
Muscatine Chautauqua Aims for Permanent Community Benefit
With opening day in about a month the Muscatine Chautauqua program is set to be a strong financial test. The conservative board crafted a quality lineup, leveraging local park and auditorium to cut costs. Special features like Woman's day and German day are planned, and ticket sales and advertising will intensify as community support is sought to make it a lasting asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Muscatine Welcomes Ambitious Chautauqua Week
The piece urges Muscatine to support and attend the upcoming Chautauqua, praising Waterloo’s model and calling the event a key yearly fixture. It notes the week's other attractions, including a circus and a Fourth of July celebration by the Red Men, and promotes buying tickets to boost local institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Muscatine
Wheat Crop Prospects Signal Record 1906 Harvest
The 1906 wheat crop is forecast to exceed 1905 with larger spring and winter wheat acreage and strong prices. Production could reach or pass 700 million bushels, with farm value around 530 to 540 million dollars. Oat and rye may dip while barley rises. cotton and corn are expected to gain. The outlook benefits producers, consumers, and carriers amid favorable conditions and foreign demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Graduates Carry Future Leadership For National Supremacy
An editorial praises recent graduates for their blend of theoretical knowledge and practical information while noting older generations critique their lack of life experience. It urges graduates to apply noble ideals and continue national leadership as they enter professional life.
Facing Great Decisions and Moral Tests Ahead
The text warns that a future burden lies on them to decide great issues. It cautions that the lure of money is constant and urges choosing paths of mental and moral achievement over wealth, contrasting with those denounced for betraying their trusts.
Rockefeller praises French thrift and farming discipline
The oil magnate John D. Rockefeller, on his first trip abroad, lauds French thrift noting thorough land cultivation and absence of waste in farms and homes. He contrasts with American waste, suggesting U.S. farmers may adopt thrift akin to Standard Oil methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
France
Standard Oil Company
Thhng Corporation
Rockefeller
America
Political rejections and praise mix in editorials
The Keokuk Gate City suggests Bryan may need consent to another licking while the Creston American praises Hearst as a leading Democrat. The Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes Bryan calls it sudden but offers no denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Keokuk Gate City
Council
Contested Outcome Hinges on Yet-To-Be-Held Conventions
The Dubuque Times notes the election result will be decided by counties whose conventions have not yet taken place, highlighting the upcoming process as pivotal to the final outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Bryanism in Iowa Fuels Revival, Says Burlington Hawk Eye
The Burlington Hawk Eye attributes part of the Bryan revival in Iowa to the Bryanism preached by Governor Cummins, highlighting a political shift noted in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Iowa
Gov. Cummins
Burlington
Campaign figures blur the path to nomination
The Clinton Herald notes that both sides cite figures claiming the other has no chance of nomination. The article warns readers that such data is confusing when seeking the truth about the political contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Herald
Cummins Campaign Remarks Critiqued by Washington Democrat
A Washington Democrat ridicules Cummins claiming he once said Iowa voters were misled yet now tours in a car begging for support. The critic says the public loves him despite the flip flops and labels the situation humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Democrat
Cummins
Peepul
Iowa
Muscatine County Delivers For Perkins In Convention Drift
The Washington Democrat declares the governor defeated and Perkins supporters victorious in Muscatine County. The paper asserts Perkins carried Muscatine and aims to crush Cummins, labeling him a Democrat misrepresenting as a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Democrat
Muscatine County
Muscatine
Cummins
Fort Dodge Chronicle backs Bryan over Roosevelt
The Fort Dodge Chronicle argues Democrats turn to William Jennings Bryan because Roosevelt lacks party unity and cannot achieve results. It asserts Bryan, twice defeated but not conquered, is now the strongest man with the masses and can accomplish what the people seek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge Chronicle
Dem
Bryan
Roosevelt
Sis
the Chronicle
Plotting to seize fortification plans and harm Raoul de Chatignac
In a dim chamber du Tillet outlines a vengeance plot against Raoul de Chatignac with partners Liotot and Berthier. They plan to steal the fortress fortifications copy from the Governor's desk and frame Raoul for a dawn execution. Farouche the Fool secretly leaves the scene as night deepens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parbleu
Berthier
de Chatignac
du Tillet
Liotot
Raoul de Chatignac
Monsieur Raoul
Plac de Armes
Farouche the Fool
Counterplot of Raoul and Madame Duvivier in Quebec
Raoul abandons estate duties to court Madame Duvivier in Quebec after a sudden awakening to her charm. His devotion grows as he showers her with costly gifts and companionship, finding himself torn between his old life and the lure of the widow. Aimee notices Raoul's mood shifts and the affair deepens as Madame Duvivier appears increasingly with him in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame du Vivier
Raoul
Chateau
Aimee
Madame Duvivier
Quebec
Paris
New France
Woman determined to win a man's heart in battle of wits
Aimee, torn by shame at Raoul's betrayal, vows to fight for his future with Madame Duvivier as rival. She recalls her noble father and decides to confront the challenge head on. Armand appears, offering crucial aid as the scene advances toward Beauport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Duvivier
Aimee
Madame Dnuvivier
Raoul
Beauport
Armand
Kalona social notes and arrivals June 18
Ode Mannett returns from Chicago. Ora Rogers visits and plans to stay through vacation. Miss Bessie Powers completes Riverside job and returns to Wellman. Rev. Williams of Iowa City christens Flora Wells. Joe Swartzendruber finishes dental studies at S U L and travels home. Arthur P Shouse of Plankington, S C visits. Ora Rogers visits Wellman. Samuel Mannatt Sr. travels west. Clem Grady visits Otho in Iowa City. Grandma Hasty enjoys a Sunday outing. Iva Durst ends Hershberger district school term. James Marsh from Washington visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalona
Flora
Joe Swartzendruber
Arthur P. Shouse
Plankington
S. C
Ora Rogers
Samuel Mannatt, Sr
Clem Grady
Iowa City
Otho
Grandma Hasty
Iva Durst
Hershbeger
Jas. Marsh
Washington
Hazel Dell Community Notes and Announcements
Hazel Dell notices report a June 20 lecture at the M E church by Mrs. Busbee of Joy, invites all to attend. Local updates include Mrs. Oscar Peterson and son shopping in Muscatine, Martha Mewes and Edna Krueger illnesses, and Mrs. Wilson Price visiting family before visiting Emmaranda Anderson in serious condition. Epworth League social at C A Peterson’s. Strawberries and cake helped raise 7.30. Illinois City MWA likely plans July Fourth at E M Castle’s grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
M. E
This Place
Busbee
Oscar Peterson
Ralph
Muscatine
Martha Mewes
Edna Krueger
Wilson Price
John
Wineburger
Emmaranda Anderson
Epworth League
C. A. Peterson and
Illinois City
E. M. Castle’s Grove
Children day program delights Moscow residents
Last Sunday featured a Children day program with fine singing led by Miss Ora Hirschman on organ and Miss Edna Christean on violin. Other items include Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Schwin visiting friends, Mrs. Max Baker visiting John Arzi, and Chas. Henderson losing 80 turkeys to a fox. Mrs. P. Slater shopped in Muscatine, while O. H. Merticke and Lee Tharp visited Muscatine last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Ora Hirschman
Edna Christean
Conrad Schwin
Ardon
Max Baker
Dakota
John Arzi
Chas. Henderson
P. Slater
Muscatine
Lee Tharp
Notice of Muscatine Slough Drainage District 3 hearing
Notice to non residents of Muscatine and Louisa counties that a petition seeks location of a drainage ditch within Muscatine Slough and adjacent lands. Joint hearing July 11 in Muscatine at 1 30 pm. damages claims due five days before July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Slough
Muscatine
Louisa Counties
Board of Supervisors
Muscatine County
Iowa
State of Iowa
County Auditor
Sidney B. Breese
Gustavus Leutzinger
H. H. Arnold
J. L. Stewart
Charlies Knapp
Lola Hitchcock
Harry E. Smalley
Kunigunda Goetzman
Milwaukee Land Company
Frederick Smith
Rolland Gray
A. Q. Shipfer
Jas. K. Q. Sherwood & Dow
Isaac Reich
Jefferson Chambliss
Est
A. J. Endter
Ross J. Hedges
J. Trott
Mary L. D
Grace Meyers
Elizabeth Loeb
Arthur Hall
W. H. Clymer
Jos Kleinfelder
C. F. Kleisth
McKee & Singleton
Minnie E. Brown
Wm. Wherry
Henry Bertram
H. G. Shoemaker
James E. Seevers
Nancy J. Evans
Claus Meier
J. M. McClintock
Church
Eugene Wursthoff
J. W. Mack
Cleaver Glasscock
F. W. Placke
Anna Cc. Zimmerman
Margaret A. Wallingsford
H. S. Berry
Arthur James
Emily Nichols
Henry
Dora Johnson
Henry Sitter, Sr
Dora Rinely
Geo. Rexroth
Sarah Mittman
Sarah Lenox
Chas
C. Knight
Augusta Grensing
Wilhelmina Loose A. Pratt
Joe Webster
O. Stocker
Ina Dullar
Belle Chaudoin
Chester W. Smith
Charles E. Smith
Katherine Kiefner
Mary
Elizabeth
Annie
John J. Kurriger
Rose Roth
Mrs. A. Messenger
Viola Law
Clyde A
Henry 4
Ethel D. Wallace
Belle Sager
Conrad Fiddler
Emily Moxley
Johm Gaither
Henry Leibbe
Jane E. Schaeffer
John Kleinfelder
Joseph Finch
C. H. Diercks
Henry Dougherty
John H. Finch
Ann Kinsley
Geo. Pfoffman
John Betzold
Sawyer Lamb
Lucy A. Rechmel
Wm. B. Smith
Phillip le Cornu
Mercy Newkirk
John Roth
B. FE. Putney
James Adams
G. W. Webster
A. F. Kemp
Andrew Smalley
J. M. Kane
Chas. Stroup
Edna Cross
Andrew Wallace
W. H. Royer
Mary A. Mander
James M. Healy
Louisa County
Muscatine Island
City of
Hershey Avenue
Banff and Slough Roads
Musecatine County
Boards of Supervisors of
Railway Time Table Effective June 3 1906
Timetable shows train numbers and routes for c NG East and Going Southwest with Davenport Chicago services, California Limited, Washington Oskaloosa, Kansas City Fort Worth Dallas, and local freight departures and daily schedules including morning arrivals and late evening runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
c_NG
Davenport
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
California Limited
Washington, Oskaloosa
Ft. Worth
Dalian
Wadeness ePierre
Wilton Trains Schedule From Muscatine
Daily Wilton branch trains depart and arrive at Muscatine with No 367 at 12:30pm and No 262 at 3:20pm. No. 361 runs at 5:50pm and No. 6:25am No. 6:25am leaves Wilton daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Wilton
Main Line Trains at Wilton Eastbound and Westbound Schedules
Train schedule notes list eastbound and westbound services at Wilton with numbers 2 20 72 37 28 19 71 and times 5:14pm 4:00pm 9:30am daily including freight and local services. Daily exceptions include Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
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Muscatine Western Train Schedule Notice
Passenger No. 102 arrives and Passenger No. 101 leaves. Freight arrivals and departures also listed. All trains operate daily except Sunday. W. S. Underdonk, Agent. 7:19 pm 4:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Western
W. S. Underdonk
Train Schedules for Muscatine NortheSouth Bound Lines
Rail timetable fragment lists northbound and southbound trains serving Muscatine and nearby towns. It shows arrival and departure times at Round House Hahn's Switch Fruitland Grandview Wapello Elrick Junction and Flrick Junction, with service notes. Frequencies vary with No 4 and 2 daily except Sunday and No 6 Monday only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Norte South BO
Macentine
Round House
Hahn's Switch
Fraitiend
Grandview
Wapello
Flrick Janction
Muscatine
Nettedse
Seiter
Hahn’s Switch
Fruitland Starerne
WyeSeee Seeer
Elrick Janction
Nortit
Lev. Hohn
Fruitland
Ceoenesce
Asveh
Flrick Junction
Local Board Action on Claims Varies by Petition Report
The statement notes that repairs or determinations may be fixed by the Boards of Supervisors without referencing the stated claims, in accordance with the petition and commissioners report, as provided by law. Dated Muscatine Iowa May 9 1906 with official seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Supervisors
Muscatine
Iowa
Great Business Openings in South Dakota Rail Extension
New towns rise along the Minneapolis and St. Louis railway extension into central South Dakota. Promising business opportunities amid expansion. For full particulars address Thomas A. Way, Townsite Agent Watertown, S. Dak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis & St. Louis
South Dakota
Thomas A. Way
Watertown
S. Dak
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