Journal Agencies Adverts and Subscriber Notice
The Journal lists advertising agencies serving the city and reader convenience. It includes names such as Hurlbut Grocery, Busch’s Drug Store, Mer shaw AYERTA, and Lorenzen & Wood, with distribution across streets and areas. The Daily Journal is issued every evening except Sunday, with semi weekly editions on Tuesday and Friday. subscriptions offered by mail and carrier delivery at ten cents per issue. Telephone branches provide operator assistance for departments and ads.
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HERMS
Aubscrider
Muscatina
Journal
F. D
Judhler
The Chronic Grouch and the Publican Gums Up Unity
A Maynard editorial mocks the chronic grouch as a perpetual, unproductive nuisance. It argues a grudgeful spirit harms everyone, costs happiness, religion, and personal relations, and likens such temperament to a venomous rattlesnake with no useful purpose.
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Jon
Lim
Imsott' Jio
Marshalltown
Timnes-R
the Times-Republican
Earth
President Wilson Discontinues Rooting Machine Use
A garbled note claims President Wilson stopped using a rooting device in the White House due to discomfort, while mocking the stubborn nature of a two man of such feeble mold able to snave a baseball game in the ninth inning.
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Wilson
White House
Clyda Stratton Sentenced to Fourteen Years in Prison
Clyda Stratton returns to prison to serve a fourteen year term. The odds favor a potential early release or parole, with predictions that he may not serve the full sentence.
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Clyda Stratton
Jollot
Pérola
Prompt fragment on Governor General Forbes dispatches
Fragmentary telegraph style line suggests Forbes dispatches state that patience has little place in working or benevolent policies of eximilation, with reference to grape dutea nourished doves of peace and lingering members.
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Forbes
Fragmentary 1920s- era scribbles mix on politics and sport
Disjointed notes recount U S district attorney remarks in San Francisco and a dry town aim near Dubuque. References to Sioux City trio, Yale rowing, night oil workers, a glove inventor, corn husking, and vest fashion signal a noisy column of clipped items and humorous asides from early 20th century press.
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Wuder
Moog
Debuque
Trenton
Sioux City
Hanisty
The Coming Man Miller and Democratic Appointments Debated
A dense letter page discussing Mr Miller and the idea of a “coming man” to public office. It defends Miller as an accomplished journalist and questions claims about blocking Democratic appointments. Other editorials critique politicians, employers, and lobbies with varied regional opinions.
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Keokuk
Gata
Aibn Giller
Musating Journal
Miller
Washington
Alex la A Graat Credin
Stala
Reminiscences of Long Ago and Local Notes
A compilation of short reminiscences from 30 to 10 years ago notes street improvements a wall on Second Street between Walnut and Mulberry for citizen use and fire safety. It recalls a horse accident on Sixth Street near Linn and other local movements including graduates from Davenport schools, travel for residents, and delegates at Muscatine district youth leagues.
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Second Street
Walnut and
Mulperry
William Verning
Sixth Street
Linn
Slough
Rey
Dr. Robbing
Evanston
Weat
Liberty
Washington
Nichols
Marengo
Witon
Muscatine
3Pworth League
Marx Siegel
Abdrabara Siegel
Sity
Brighton
Major Blackburn And The Foraging Heroine Of The Train
On a stalled night train Major Blackburn endures cold and hunger until a bold young woman organizes an improvised supper, shares warmth, and earns quiet admiration. The Major’s son, Warren, and the Major’s own plans for romance hinge on a chance sighting of the heroine at the next stop.
Evening Reunion in University Drama
Warren introduces Miss Berkeley Marela to Major Blackburn and his son Marcia explains a three day leave for experimental sociology. The Major admires the young woman and jokes about a tomato blaque in a chafing dish as they share a light moment at the university gathering.
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Salvation
Warren
Misa Berkeley
Marcela
Jove
Eea Hls
Berkeley
Marela
Blackburn
Marcia
Sick Hogs and Worms Described in Farm Notes
In a western county report, hogs show dumpish behavior with severe scour and possible cholera doubt. Advice covers separation, cleaning, disinfectants, iron sulfate for sows, lime water, eggs with nitrate, and castor oil. Also outlines worm treatment using copperas powder, feeding schedule, and dry housing to prevent spread.
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Suolera
Wisconsin
Iowa Experiment Station
Hog Disposal Method From Old Manual Sparks Debate
An excerpt describes building a pit three feet by ten feet to burn hog carcasses. It instructs gathering shredded cons and fuels, igniting the bottom, piling cabs, covering with thin trot strips, sealing cracks, and letting the pit air out. A barrel is modified to create a hog access with charcoal mix, suggesting hogs consume large amounts of charcoal.
Currency talk and tariff mood in House debate
Washington dispatch notes manufacturers celebrate a 10 percent ad valorem rise on poor water button imports under the Underwood tariff amendment. Representatives Pepper and Kirkpatrick push currency reform while Democrats back President Wilson, aiming for passage in the next session with public input delayed until December.
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Washington, D.C
Muscatine
Patton
Senate Amentent
Pepper
House
Saucus
Ben
Underwood
Senate
Roy
Hughes
New Jersey
Senate Finance Committee
Political rift grows as factions split over currency push
The party splits widen as members agree with him on some issues yet oppose his timing for currency legislation. They will support him only if he proceeds cautiously, insisting on external help beyond party lines.
Kalona residents visit relatives and friends in Lone Tree
Kalona residents Earl Von dynska from Lone Tree visited grandparents Wir and Mrs. Dave Beck and other kin. Miss Gertrude Young, staying at W. B. Duffield’s Buffalo Prairie home, went home Wednesday. Miss Mary Moore returned from Pleasant, Iowa, after attending Iowa Wheeleran university. Miss Alles Palmer visited her sister at Lone Tree. Mrs. Donaldson of Iowa City visited Mrs. R. F. Hicks on Tuesday.
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Kalona
Earl Vondynska
Lone Tree
Ouesaay
Wir
Dave Beck
Gertrude Young
W. B. Duffield
Buffalo Pratria
Mary Moore
Pleasant
Iowa Weeleran University
Alles Palmer
Lone Trea
Donaldson
Towa City
R. F. Hicks
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