Agency listings for city readers published by The Journal
The Journal publishes agency locations for reader convenience across the city including East Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine Toborg Bros grocery Oregon street W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey avenue Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and Wm Van Zyl Grocery.
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the Journal
East Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Toborg Bros
Oregon Street
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zyl
Representatives in Charge at New York and Chicago Offices
Payne and Young oversee operations at the New York Office located at 30 24 West 33rd Street and at the Chicago Office in the 750 Marquette Building.
Telephone numbers listed for Telephones Iowa edition
The text lists private branch exchange numbers 27 and 30 for calls to departments and editors. It identifies No. 1 publisher No. 2 managing editor No. 3 city editor No. 4 society editor No. 5 composing room No. 6 mailing room No. 7 H. E. Dreier advertising manager. For business, use numbers 27 or 30. Mississippi Valley No. 5.
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Telephones
Iowa
F. D. Throop
H. E. Dreier
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Mississippi Valley
The Cotton Boll Weevil Fight and Parasitic Solution
An American Magazine article by Samuel Hopkins Adams details the Bureau of Entomology battle against the cotton boll weevil. It describes trials with kelep and fire ants, then a novel plan using ragweed weevils parasitized by a fly to control the pest, tested by cutting ragweed and timing egg-laying.
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American Magazine
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Bureau of Entomology
United States
Mr. Adams
Guatemala
Texas
Air supremacy race as nations push for man-made flight
Des Moines News notes Oyster Bay is again the capital of the nation while the Waterloo Reporter compares Taft's congress chairmanship to wielding a big stick. The Wapello Republican proclaims a new empire of the air as air navigation by human ships becomes a factual pursuit among nations.
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Des Moines
Oyster Bay
Waterloo
Taft
Congress
Washington County News Wordplay on Teddy's Flight
A fragmentary Washington County item notes political tension as Republicans rally around a heroic Teddy moment while Democrats stand nearby observing. The text lacks full details or names to confirm a concrete event or outcome.
Iowa politics forecast favors Garst and Clarke for governor
The Iowa City Republican predicts that in the Republican nomination for governor two years hence Warren Garst and George W. Clarke, the current lieutenant governor, will be the leading contenders. It notes many Garst supporters this year would back Clarke, and says Iowa has strong material for governors.
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Iowa City
Warren Garst
George W. Clarke
Garst
Clarke
Iowa
Advertising rates and ethics in the Keokuk County News
The Keokuk County News defends consistent pricing for all advertisers and warns that rate cuts corrupt circulation figures and business honesty. It argues that a paper that lowers rates betrays readers and rivals alike, citing the risk of deception and poor value.
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Keokuk County News
Oscar Wilde
Reminiscences and Local Notices From Fifty Years Ago
Henry Bitzer broke his arm swinging near Dorn's brewery on Thursday evening. The Methodist Sunday school plans a woodside picnic on the 30th with all members invited. A tramp was jailed and chained then put to work on the rock pile.
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Henry Bitzer
Dorn's
Methodist Sunday School
City Dog Declared Mad and Destroyed
George Winn’s dog was found mad and killed. Several nearby dogs were killed after suspected bites. R B Baird reports Des Moines received an inch and a half of rain last night or so. Rain is needed soon to save this year’s crops.
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George Winn
Tramp Sent to Jail After Coal Attack on Marshal
Thirty years ago a tramp taken to jail this morning threw coal at the marshal and his deputy Berry. He struck the marshal on the head with a large coal piece, causing a severe wound, and the marshal fired his gun to halt the assault.
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Berry
Prac
Enjoyable YMCA Social Attracts City Youth
The YMCA reception last evening drew a large, cheerful crowd despite heat. Secretary Ege and volunteer ladies provided a welcoming atmosphere with ice cream and cake. A child, Loughlin, fractured his arm after falling near Chestnut street and Bodman's. Dr. G D Lezotte reduced the fracture.
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Ege
Loughlin
Chestnut Street
Bodman
G. D. Lezotte
Rebekah Convention Unites County Orders
A county and Louisa county Rebekah convention formed a united order. Members include Muscatine Wapello Columbus Junction West Liberty Nichols and Columbus City. Officers elected were Mrs Laura Kent president Mrs Hattie Aiken vice president and Miss Lillie Shipman secretary to meet next at Columbus Junction.
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Louisa County
Muscatine
Wapello
Columbus Junction
West Liberty
Nichols
Columbus City
Laura Kent
Hattie Aiken
Lillie Shipman
Kinney Family Pie Aroma and Garden Gate Welcome
In a playful domestic scene Mrs Kinney bakes pies from her open window while Miss Cynthia observes from across the street. Mrs Dobbs and neighbors tidy fences and lace curtains as Bennie, Ethel Maud, and others help with chores, including a comic soap-bath episode in a store kitchen featuring Miss Cynthia and Mr Kent.
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Kinney House
Mrs. Dobbs
Cynthia
Bennie
Miss Cynthia
Seling Sue
Ethel Maud
Mr. Alan
Alan
Miss Selina Sue
Blossom
Clemmie
Carrotl
Selina Sue
Carrots
Carroll
Mr. Kent
Child Labor Legislation Gains Ground in Congress
Washington reports that supporters of child labor laws in Congress see progress. Senator Beveridge of Indiana voices backing as Commissioner Neill's findings prompt talk of a national bureau to study child welfare, infant mortality, juvenile issues, and related laws.
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Washington
Congress
Beveridge
Indiana
Commissioner Neill
Bureau of Labor
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Gardner
Michigan
Children's Bureau
Proposal for a United States children's bureau gains support
A Senate committee endorses a national children's bureau to study infant mortality and child welfare. The plan cites reforms by philanthropists and clubs, notes 1,000,000 American children lost every ten years without information, and highlights orphan care and juvenile delinquency as key focus areas.
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Jane Addams
Ben B. Lindsey
Samuel McCune Lindsay
New York School of Philanthropy
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
American Federation of Labor
The
American Prison Association
National Child Labor Committee
Beveridge
Friends of Child Labor
United States
Republic
Department of Agriculture
Children's Bureau
Grandview Notes Travel and Family Visits to Muscatine
Grandview residents report travel to Muscatine with Miss Gladys Dickerson returning aboard the evening train. Mrs. A. L. Holiday spent Thursday morning in Muscatine while Mrs. David Woodruff shopped there Thursday and returned at noon. E. T. Latta visited a Wapello business Saturday at noon. Miss Ninetta Teets rode to Muscatine Saturday morning and returned at noon. Mr. and Mrs. William McGill and daughter Mattie were called to Muscatine Saturday for a family matter.
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Grandview
Gladys Dickerson
Muscatine
A. L. Holiday
David Woodruff
E. T. Latta
Ninetta Teets
William Thompson
Austin McDaniel
Henry Lupton
Columbus Junction
Bessie Higley
Grinnell
George Cocklin
Levi
Arch. Crow
Columbia
Crow
Elias Michael
William Guthrie
Davenport
Ed. McGrew
Ottumwa
Dell Schweitzer
Los Angeles
Cal
Harse McGill
Willis McGrew
Fannie Kutler
Ruby
Sophia Connor
Fruitland
Jake Gonse
Wm. Walker
C. A. Arnhood
M. S. McGrew
Lyman Allen
T. B. Christie
Rosie Lieberknecht
Inn Leiberknecht
Flossie Bridges
Washington
J. C. Walker
Grandview Band
Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets Promote Relief After Meals
Readers told to prevent indigestion by taking Mi-o-na with or after meals. The ad claims Mi-o-na cures or eases many stomach ailments and guarantees money back at Haverkamp’s Prescription Drug Store. Booth’s Pills offered for constipation at 25 cents.
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Havercamp
Mhavercamp
Booth
Grandview News Notes And Fourth Of July Plans
Local Grandview items list a flood of visitors and residents within Muscatine connections. Posts mention Henry Lupton from Columbus Junction visiting, Miss Hazel Wagner returning from Grinnell, and Ed McGrew from Ottumwa visiting family. A Fourth of July plan shifts to slug fishing with a noon picnic, stores closed, and a band concert nearby.
Remedy That Cures Eczema Promoted by Morgan Drug Store
The Morgan Drug Store guarantees ZEMO a clean liquid external treatment to rid the skin of the eczema germ. Sold in over 2,000 towns where leading druggists carry the agency and touts cures for eczema pimples dandruff and other skin conditions for all ages.
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Atlanta
Morgan Drug Store
Zemo
America
Conesville News Briefs On Travel And Fourth Preparations
Miss Anna Gay leaves for Boston to study music and visits New York City Washington D C and her brother Dick. Francis Hill returns from Kansas and Nebraska. Roy Jean heads to Thomasville Georgia with cousin Clyde Wolford. Ferol Gay Andrey Foster and Jesse Foster visit Ruth and Tracy Miller. Conesville band preps Fourth of July parade forms at 10 and a program to follow.
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Conesville
Anna Gay
Boston
New York City
Washington, D. C
Francis Hill
Kansas
Nebraska
Roy Jean
Thomasville
R. R. Wolford
Clyde Wolford
Atlantic Coast
Ferol Gay
Andrey Foster
Jesse Foster
Ruth
Tracy Miller
Lone Tree
Old Clifton Social News Highlights
Dr and Mrs J W Pence visited H E Jones on Friday evening. Alexander Smith and J T Kimmouth with Grandma Shaum stayed at B F Shaum’s on Thursday. Wilbur Orris and children David and Varnen visited Robert Baird on Thursday. Ruth and Mrs J M Robertson called on Monday evening. The Cassabaums and children enjoyed Sunday at C O Kemp’s. The Hustons and Nancy visited with Ruth and Leeland for dinner and timber day. J H Wehmeyer and family from Wapello spent Sunday with Albert Hanks.
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J. W. Pence
H. E. Jones
Alexander Smith
Sulley
Iowa
J. T. Kimmouth
Grandma Shaum
B. F. Shaum
Wilbur Orris
David and
Varnen
Robert Baird
J. M. Robertson
Ruth
FEAST WAPSIE LOCAL NOTES HAWKERS VISITORS AND TRAVELS
East Wapsie June 24. Mr and Mrs Horace Hawker and family spent last Sunday at Moscow visiting Mr and Mrs Lee Tharp. Mrs Fred Evans and daughter Dorothy returned home from Burlington Tuesday evening. Esther Hillman visited A Marons Sunday afternoon. H H Hawker spent Tuesday evening at Emmet Buckmans. Emmet Buckman and family visited C E Buckman at West Liberty Sunday. Arthur McIntosh and Mrs McIntosh returned to Iowa City after visiting Mrs McIntosh's parents.
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Cone
Burlington
Ethel Trautman
Muscatine
Davidson
Myrtle Chown
Hazel Masenholder
Columbus Junction
Fay Gay
Swain
Iowa City
John Gay
Grace Stickney
Cecil
Lewis Chown
Nichols
Ed. Goldsberry
Lyle
Lone Tree
T. J. Huffman
Akers
Cedar Rapids
Inlaw
Akens
S. S. Preston
Rheba
Swails
John Bowlby
S Auto
East Wapsie
Horace Hawker
Moscow
Lee Tharp
Fred Evans
Dorothy
Burington
Esther Hillman
A. Marons
Arthur McIntosh
Bed-Wetting Cured in Ten Days
Uri-Stop claims to cure bed-wetting within ten days. Advertised as a safe tablet for incontinence affecting bladder and kidneys, with testimonials from A. W. Morgan, druggist, offering refunds if not satisfied after trial.
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A. W. Morgan
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