Journal Agencies and city listings for convenience
The Journal lists city agencies and representatives including East HHL Burlbut Grocery East ae etree South Muscatiog Tobers Bros Oregon street W. C. A. Busch's Dog Store Hershey Avenue Kecklerville Chasta's Grocery West Bill J. Wt. Fuller Grocery and Wm. Van Zyt Grocery New York Office 90-24 West 33rd Street Payne & Young in charge Chicago Office 750 Marquette polling Payne & Young in charge Private Branch xchange Numbers 27 and 30 For operator ask prison or department number No. 1 F. D. Throop publisher No. 2 City Editor No. 5 Society Editor No. 6 Composing room No. 8 Making room No. TH. E, Drelet Ady Mgr business office numbers 27 or 30 Mississippi Valley No. 5
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HHL
Burlbut Grocery
New York
Omec
West 33Rd Street
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette
Rea
Jaxa
F. D. Throop
Drelet
Ady
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Fighting the Boli Weevil in American Magazine
An 1890s style summary of Samuel Hopkins Adams article in the American Magazine on the Bureau of Entomology’s campaign against the cotton boll weevil. It details staged experiments with Kelep ants from Guatemala, the fire ant, and finally a parasitic wasp fly, plus field methods in Texas to curb the pest and protect cotton yields.
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American
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Bureau of Entomology
Allaras
Guatemala
Tamgeed
Indies
Texas
Air supremacy and political talk cited in early 20th century clips
A collection of headline snippets from Des Moines News and other papers voices Taft, Teddy Roosevelt, and early air navigation talk. Mentions of empires of land sea and air frame a snapshot of political and technological optimism. Fragmentary quotes reference congress, air travel, and party dynamics.
Governors in 2 years Two names Garst Clarke rise in Iowa race
In Keokuk County News a Republican prediction names Warren Garst and George W Clarke as likely contenders for Iowa governor two years hence. The piece argues Clarke could gain support from Garst backers, noting Iowa’s strong candidate material. It also criticizes newspapers that slash advertising rates as dishonest and detrimental to advertisers.
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Towa City
Warren Garst
George W. Clarke
Garst
Clarke
Laen
Iowa
Keokuk County News
Tag News
Tate
Wilde
Reminiscences and Local News Snapshots From Long Ago
A historical column recalls long ago events including a prison incident, a Sunday school picnic planned for the 30th, and past local happenings. It notes dog killings over fears of bites, rainfall impacts on crops, a tramp jailed after a coal attack, a social Y M C A reception, an injury to a boy on Chestnut Street, and regional Rebekah convention unions with officers elected for Muscatine and surrounding counties.
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Yandea
Henry Buver
I-chaine
Dorn
Trewery
Mathodial Sunday School
Loughlin
Chestnut Street
Badman
Hla
CD. Lexorte
A Novel Scene of Domestic Life and Painted Pleasantness
In a sunlit yard Mrs. Kinney and Miss Cynthia oversee a lively household scene. Bennie and Ethel Maud help whitewash a fence while Alan tends a chaotic baby bath with Miss Cynthia assisting, amid playful chatter and budding romance as Miss Selina Sue oversees the busy care.
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Kinney
Cynthie
Mrs. Dobbs
Bennie
Ethel Maud
Cyntha
Jim Deters
Cynthia’ Ees
Alan
Vorg
Seliza Luna
Blossom
Clemmée
Carrotl
Mr. Alan
Selina Sue
Carroll
Clersmie
Child Labor Legislation Gains Momentum in Congress
Washington June 24 Friends of child labor laws grow hopeful as Dr Neill reports serious conditions justifying action. Senator Beveridge plans to speak next session advocating Gardnero bill to create a Children's Bureau under Commerce and Labor, to study infant mortality birth rate delinquency and related child welfare issues.
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Washington
Congress
Beveridge
Indien
Neill
The
Dureau of Labor
Senate
Bureau
Bar
Department of Commere and Labor
Gard ‘Nero
Michigan
Department of Commerce and Labor
Children's Bureau
Children's Bureau Aims to Study Mortality and Welfare
The article discusses allies of child welfare including Jane Addams, Judge Lindsey, and Lindsay, urging a federal children’s bureau to collect data on infant mortality and preventable deaths. It notes 309,000 under-one deaths annually and argues information diffusion could save many lives. It also covers orphan care costs and the need to study dependent children and delinquency.
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Jercy
Tha
Jane Aldams
Ben B. Lindsey
Samuel McCune Lindsay
New York School “of Philanthropy
Ug the
General Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
American Federation of Labor
American Prison ‘Association
National Child . Labor Committee
Beveridge
Friends of Child Labor
United States
Republic
Department of Agriculture
Laei
Csidren
Causon
Ienard
Muscatine Passengers Noted In Grandview Train Run
Grandview residents Hadys Dickerson and Mrs. A L Haliday were passengers for Muscatine on Friday and Thursday respectively. Mrs. David Woodruff and EB Latta also traveled to Muscatine for shopping or business. Miss Ninetra Teets joined Saturday morning trips, with several locals called to Muscatine on Saturday afternoon.
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Grandview
Dune
Hadys Dickerson
Muscatine
Te Ning Tome
A. L. Haliday
David Woodruff
EB. T. Latta
Was & Wapello
Miss Ninetra Teets
William
McGill
Mattie
Mussatine
Mi o na stomach tablet advertised for indigestion
An crude ad touts Mi o na as stomach relief for indigestion belching gas and upset after meals. It claims money back if not cured and lists many conditions including liver wake, heartburn and nervous dyspepsia with Haver camp’s Prescription Drug Store as seller.
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Haver Camp
Booth
Muscatine Visitors and Grandview Fourth Plans
Muscatine visitors, family visits, and local news fill this column. Residents and guests including Mrs Wiliam Thompson Miss Bessie Higley and Miss Hazel Warner are noted, with travel to Muscatine Davenport Crinnell and Cedar Rapids. Grandview plans a Fourth of July celebration featuring a picnic ball games and a balloon ascent, plus community updates on band concerts and local business activity.
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Nather
Wiliam Thompson
John
Muscatine
Austin McDaniel
Seager
Norning
Henry Lupton
Columbus Sabeton
Bessie Higley
Grinnell
George Cocklin
Gon Levi
Muststime
Arch, Crow and Children
Solumnia
Crow
Elias Miehast
William Guthrie
Davenport
Ed. McGrew
Ottumwa
Chas, King
Dell Schweitzer
Los Angeles
Cal
Horse McGill
Wills McGre
Fannie Kuéer
Miss Annal Gay Leaves on Eastern Trip for Music Study
Conesville June 24 Miss Annal Gay departed Tuesday evening for Boston to study music and planned visits in New York City and Washington D C to see friends and her brother Dick. Roy Jean left for Thomaquille Ga with cousin Clyde Stalford to spend time along the Atlantic coast. Francs Hill returned from Kan sag and Nebraska. Miss Ferol Gay Andrey Foster and Jesse Foster visited Ruth and Tracy Milerness Lone Tree. The Conesville band gears up for the Fourth parade at 10 oclock followed by a program.
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Conesville
Annal Gay
Boston
New York City
Amily
Washington, D. C
Francs Hill
Kansag
Nebraska
Roy Jean
Thomaquille
R. BR. Walford
Clyde Stalford
Atlantic Coast
Ferol Gay
Andrey Foster
Jesse Foster
Ruth
Tracy Miler Ness Lone Tree
Herve the Fourth
ZEMO Cure for Eczema Promoted by Morgan’s Drug Store
An ad touts ZEMO as a clean external remedy to cure eczema and related skin troubles, claiming it outperforms greasy salves and lotions. Morgan’s Drug Store is promoted as the local supplier and authority for the product in 2,000 towns and cities nationwide.
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Acre
Morgen
ZEMO
America
ZEMOQ
Morgan's Drug Store
Old Clifton social notes reflect a busy June week
June entries show Dr and Mrs Pence visiting St H ER Jones Frigzy area while Alexander Smith Sulley Iowa and J T Kimmouth families join. gatherings at F Shauo's and Robert Bairds. calls at H B Jones and O C Kemp home. Bunton family dinners and Sunday visits from Wapello residents at Albert Honks.
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Old Clifton
Z. W. Pence
Alexander Smith
Sulley
Iowa
J. T. Kimmouth
Grandma’ Shaum
F. Shauo
Wilbur
Orris
David and
Varnen
Robert Baird
Mire
J. M. Robertson
Miss Rath
Local Notes From East Wapsie June 24
Mrs and airs Horace Hawker and family spent last Sunday at Moscow visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tharp. Mrs Fred Evans and daughter Dorothy returned home from Barlington Treslay. Esther Hillman visited A Merolf Sunday afternoon. Hewler and Buckman families shared Tuesday evening with Emmet Buckman. Emmet Buckman and family visited C Buckman at West Liberty Sunday. Arthur McIntosh and family returned to Iowa City after a few days with Adolph Ficklor’s parents.
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East Wapsle
Horace Hawker
Moscow
Lee Tharp
Fred Evans
Dorothy
Bar- Lueton
Treslay
Esther Hillman
C. ©. Buck
West Liberty
Arthuy Mcintosh
Iowa City
Bed Wetting Stopped in Ten Days Claim
An advertisement touts Uri Stop as a cure for bed wetting and urinary incontinence. It claims the product tones and restores the urinary system, suits delicate children, and costs $1.00. W Morgen, a druggist, offers a refund if not satisfied after a trial.
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W. Morgen
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