Advertising Representatives and Journal Agencies
Advertising representatives Mantegue Cone Lorenzen and Wood head the agency for the Journal. Circulation exceeds any other Muscatine daily. the Daily Journal issues every evening except Sunday. Weekly issues 19 pages Tuesday and 8 pages Friday. Subscriptions detailed. delivery by cart and weekly pricing. Four agency listings include local grocery and drug stores for dealer access.
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Muscatine
Hally Journal
Ismited
Cartier
Adoe Wemi
Tow Private Branch arconame Necborm 28 and 27
Operator asks for person per department number. Tow D Throon, Publisher. No 2 Mannacting Editor. No City Editor. No 4 Society Editor. No 6 Composing room. No mailing room. No 7 H F Dreier Aly Mer. For the business office call 26 or 27.
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Arconame
Necborm
Amawers
Tow
Throon
Mannacing
FE. Dreier
Aly. Mer
Women and Conventions Rise in 1912 Politics
The article notes women as delegates at the Republican and upcoming Democratic conventions, with Theodore Roosevelt backing woman suffrage. It cites a Baltimore Star account of early conventions, cites rival editorials on the Chicago gathering, and highlights figures like Taft and Roosevelt as influencing the party dynamics. It mentions various editorials predicting roles for women and potential platform involvement.
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Republic
Theodore Roosevelt
California
Chicago
Roosevelt
Baltimore ‘Star
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Woman's Democratic League
Congress
Washington
Baltimore
Champ Clark
House
Clark Shrine of Good Fellowship
Roosevelt and rivals mocked in 1904 press bickering
Local papers spar over Elihu Root and Theodore Roosevelt rumors. Cedar Rapids Gazette jokes Bryan should interview himself as a reporter. Manson Democrat calls Roosevelt tyrant and traitor. Fairfield Ledger predicts post convention weather and crop yields despite political talks.
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Bill Bryan
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Democratic Conventions Stir Nation's Capital Scene
Washington and Baltimore bustle as Judge Wade and other figures draw attention at the looming Democratic convention. Reports highlight Wade's antics, Roosevelt praise, and the strong cross-party support for a united ticket. Iowa figures, public notices, and planning for Muscatine school expansion appear amid broader political maneuvering.
Reminiscences of Long Ago Forty Years Ago
Forties years ago a raft of eighty thousand feet with forty oarsmen drifted from Rock Island to arrive at the local point by evening. Tremont hall hosted the seventh annual city high school commencement with original performances and flowered certificates presented by J. S. Patten, school board president. Three decades past a citizen meeting pledged relief for Grinnell tornado victims with substantial lumber and cash donations. Twenty years back Mr and Mrs RB Ward planned to attend a Y M C A memorial, guests of Mr and Mrs I. P. Day, and others traveled by steamer to the logging regions. Ten years ago June 22 fell on a Sunday.
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Rock Island
Tremont Hall
J. S. Patten
RB. C. Ward
Ottumwa
Muscatine
H. C. Ward
Ward
I. P. Day
Sarah Jioover
Jedith
Master Alden
Musser
West Liberty Iowa News and Social Updates June Event Hype
In West Liberty Iowa Mrs O H Andrew and baby visit from St Bran das Kansas to see Mr and Mrs M Reeves and Mrs George Ansen family. John Swein attends Des Moines jewels convention while Rev Rueseh and family tour Iowa City. W R C meeting canceled for chautauqua and Bertha Hall and Edward Jack engagement party hosted by Mrs Royal and Mrs Nolan with games and gifts. Christine Sheldon hosts Kensington party for Sixty friends. town prep for chaulandna festival includes band Thamos International Band and C E stand offering lunches and treats.
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West Liberty
O. H. Andrew
Babe
St. Brandis
Kansas
Arte
M. Reeves
George Ansen
Clyde
Leo
St. Louis
Will Cooley
Xenia
Ohio
George Sheldon
L. Swein
Des Moines
M. B. Rueseh
Ralph Evans
Iowa City
Chautauqua
L. A Royal
I. Nolan
Ber
Tha Hall
Edward Jack
Miss Yall
East Third Street
Kensington
Wm. Cooley
Thamos’ International
C. E. Society of the Christian Church
Restful prospects and Rebekah gathering notes
A fragment notes West Liberty attendees at the thirteenth annual Rebekah convention in Mascatine on June 20 with a long list of names. It then urges good health explaining digestion problems and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure, claiming many have been permanently cured and available from dealers.
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West Liberty
Rebekah
Mascatine
Messrs and
Mesdames L. Mr. Lewis
A. Stewert
I. Compton
Chas, Brown
R. Propst
W. Waters
W. Waters, and Mrs. C. Brand, L. M. McGuire, HW. Boldt, Roy Evans, Ralphvans
I. Lodge
CG. Morrison
A. McClinton
V- Lane
FP. Shellabarger
C. A. Purvis
Roy Chase
Ll. Rath
Verda Flatter
Anna Calklin
Gertrude Parsons
Old Clifton Social Roll Calls and Local Visits
Old Clifton on June 22 reports Mrs Dan Tucker and baby Teddy visiting J M Robertson. George Taylor and family spent Sunday at M F Murray. Air and Mrs W B Hand visited Dan Modeer. Mrs J F Knott was a business visitor at Letts on Tuesday. Mrs John McNamer and children stayed with Wm Dean. Arrys and family visited George Chine near Gladwin. Dan Tucker and children visited Jerry Tramilton's Sunday afternoon. C O Kemp and family attended A B church picnic Saturday. Wm Dean John McNamer Geo Stapp and Sam Parkington spent Sunday in Illinois by auto. Robert Rodruck plowing corn for Dan Modeer and Floyd Arston for Henry Oak. H E Jones family and Clyde Foster family spent a pleasant Sunday at Loyd Littrell's near Letts. Mr and Mrs Joe Leonard spent Sunday at Elliott Leonard's. Mrs Frank Shaum and son Max visited J T Kinmonuth Sunday.
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Old Clifton
Dan Tucker
Teddy
J. M. Robertson
George Taylor
Junction
M. F. Murray
S. Air
Hand
Dan Modeer
F. Knott
Letts
John McNamer
Wm. Dean
All Bradley
Floyd \arston
Henry Oak
H. £. Jones
Clyde Foster
Loyd Littrell
Joe Leonard
Elliott Leonard
Frank Shaum
Max
J. T. Kinmonuth’s
Affable ABE MARTIN Endures a Wife’s Pebble in Beans
ABE MARTIN reflects on the odd constraint that a friendly nature must be paired with an agent role. He notes his wife’s surprises, highlighting the humorous tangle of domestic life and a pebble in a plate of beans as a comic irritant.
Sable Praises Foley Kidney Pills For Kidney Trouble Relief
Charles Sable of Rochester endorses Foley Kidney Pills citing prompt relief from a long standing kidney trouble. The testimonial, from Sable at 36 Cook St, highlights the pills as a curative quality, with A W Morgan noted in the endorsement.
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Charles Sable
Cook St
Rochester
Foley
Sable
A. W. Morgan
Republican Judicial Convention Called for Seventh District
A notice from the Republican Judicial committee calls a delegate convention of Clinton Scott Jackson and Muscatine counties to meet August 3 1912 at 1 30 p m in Davenport Iowa to nominate one district judge candidate for the November 8 1912 election and to conduct other legally proper business. Delegates are allotted per county with representation based on votes cast for Governor B F Carroll in 1910. Dated June 12 1912.
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Independent School District
Muscatine
Iowa
McKinley
W. S. Norton
First National Bank
Seventh Judicial District
Clinton, Scott, Jackson
Court House
Davenport
B. F. Carroll
Clinton County
Scott County
Tacksom County
Muscatine County
Republican Judicial Committee
Ell. Miller
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Winterset, Laws
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Harry
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Texas
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P. M. Musser
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