Journal Circulation Promises Lead Among Muscatine Papers
The Daily Journal touts higher circulation than all Muscatine papers, claiming it exceeds competitors by at least three times. It notes evening issues daily except Sunday, semi weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, with home delivery and mail subscriptions offered in 10 cent daily, 5 dollar yearly, and 1 60 yearly rates, plus local agency listings in Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Daily Journal
Cerrier and Callectad
Mail
Private Branch Exchange Numbers Listed for Staff
The item lists private branch exchange numbers for staff roles including publisher editor city history and advertising manager. It notes operators should ask for person or department number and provides numeric designations 26 and 27 or 47 for business official contact.
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F. D. Throop
Room
H. F. Bieler
Journal argues for its news service quality in coronation week
The Journal credits its coverage for delivering London's coronation and other major stories via Associated Press wire. It notes timely American-dated summaries, alongside extensive local reporting, and asserts superior local-news delivery without metropolitan competition for Muscatine readers.
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Seneon
Swithout
George
Mary
England
London
Associated Press
Chicago
Senate
Hopkins
Metropolitan Daily
Muscatine
Paving debates and curious clerks amid news chatter
The column gathers assorted notes from Burlington and other papers on creosoted wood block paving versus granite, with editorials from Des Moines and Clinton papers debating trust issues in paper and type industries. It mentions gas rates, Atlantic City crab tale, Porto Rico trade, and wireless company troubles, all in a brisk, opinionated wire of short items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Clinton
Paris
London
New York
Sioux Falls
Bride in a Quandary and Mayor Rice at a June New Haven wedding
In New Haven a wedding tale unfolds with Mayor Rice among amused listeners. A crowd rushes a public library directory as Mrs Newed flips pages while a businessman finally breaks the impasse with a polite remark. The scene hints at social norms and humorous observations about marriage and public life.
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Mayor Rice
New Haven
Nowed
Reminiscences of Long Ago Across Decades
A compact reminiscence page recounts events from fifty to twenty years ago. It recalls a false report of a Lieut. Davis shooting in Missouri, a lightning incident at Lenry Jones’s home on Muscatine Island, a Rock Island railroad collision blamed on dispatcher error, rifle practice at Tangé across the river led by Col. Bartlett, and a Muscatine horse scare near McColm store saved by Officer Held.
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Lieut. Davis
Co,.c
Missouri
Lenry
Jones
Muetatine Island
Rock Island
Wes
Rus’ Scott
Tangé
Gatternoon
South Muscatine
McColm
First Congregational Church 1911 Sunday Services
Morning worship and Communion service with organ music by Mr Rockwell starts the day. Evening service marks the last before union outdoor services in July. Numerous Sunday schools and Bible classes led by named teachers follow in town. Churches of Christ Scientist, Methodist, Lutheran and Friends list sermons, services, and special programs with dates and speakers, inviting all to attend.
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Rockwell
Union
Miss Halo
Brotherhood
Dr. Henderson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. M. Grigsby
Epworth League
Grace Finglish Lutheran
Iowa Avenue
Sixth Street
BE. Isham
Trinity
Luthor
League
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Missionary Society
Weed Park
First
Baptist Church
Daisy B. Bckert
Louisville
Philathea
Heckert
Smith
Charles J. Reesink
J. B. Smith
Evangelical Lutheran Zion's Church
Ornar Sycamore
John Huefner
Sycamore Street
Luke Xilis
Aran
Jugend-Verein
M. Weed
Frauen-Verein
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Iowa’ Avenue
4Th Street
J. N. Elliott
Ivan Townsley Willead
Mulford Congregational Church
Hershey Avenue
Main Street
Howard Thomlinson
Bible
Ladies’ Aid
Musserville
Corner
Oregon
Earl
HH. W. Munetor
Wm. M. Stark
Glen Kemp
Wpworth League
United Brethren Church
Mulberry Avenua J. CG. NH
Light
Fragments of Courtroom Anecdotes and Society Notes
The clipping compiles brief, light anecdotes from courtrooms and social scenes. It mentions a judge speaking of a bailiff who resigned, a drunken disruption in court, a club remark about John G Carlisle, opera audience reactions, and fleeting marriage and social gossip items from Philadelphia Record.
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John G. Carlisle
Carlisle
Knickerbocker- Bimith
London
J/W. Harrup
Philadelphia Record
Churches and Services in the City: Wide Weekend Schedule
A long list describes Sunday and weekday church services across several congregations. It covers first Presbyterian, Trinity Episcopal, All Saints chapel, First Reformed, Mulford Congregational, Musserville, United Brethren, and others with service times, Sunday schools, baptisms, and parish activities. Also notes a general health remedy advertisement.
Unclear Health Advice on Animal Wounds and Scars
Fragmentary item notes burns, scalds, bites from animals or insects and other accidents healing quickly with unspecified treatment. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities available in readable text.
Deodorant antiseptic claimed to stop putrefaction
An old advertisement extols a product called Sampacit odg Medicine Co Davenport Ia as good antiseptic and deodorant. It asserts immediate action against putrefaction and germs, stopping bleeding and preventing lockjaw while allowing wounds to heal without pain or scarring. It markets for chronic sores ulcers and urges purchase for 25 cents at drug stores or by mail.
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Centwat
Sampacit Odg Medicine Co
Davenport
Des Moines Capital Poll Sparks Iowa Pact Debate
The Des Moines Capital reports a mixed newspaper poll on reciprocity with 125 Republican papers opposing and 94 Republican papers favoring the pact, with 20 independent outlets opposing and 41 in favor. Independent Republicans oppose at a small rate. 245 papers abstained. The Dubuque Times-Journal disputes the Capital’s conclusions, noting 246 papers did not respond.
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HE Capital
Dubuque Times-Journal
Des Moines Capital
Reelprocity
Wb- Hean
Thmes-Journal
Iowa
Man credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief after illness
F. S. Rexford of Kansas City reports a severe cold that settled in his back and kidneys causing great pain. A friend recommended Foley Kidney Pills, and after two tablets he says the remedy did him a world of good. A. W. Morgan.
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F. S. Rexford
New York Life Bldg
Kansas City
Foley J
A. W. Morgan
Local Social Notes From Iowa Bluffs
Iowa Bluffs Ia June 22 David Weaver spent Wednesday in Muscatine cherry picking and canning are still in order Lee Cotton and children spent Thursday at Larry Cottons Rey Lawrence and family of Columbus City visited J A Liljas Colande Hammer visited Ottie DeVores Saturday night and Sunday A few from this vicinity attended Children s day exercises at Baker Mrs Mary Simmons Miss Bessie and Walter Mrs Toka Armbright Howard and Mary visited Fred Simmons Sunday The daughter is visiting grandmother Mrs Margaret Hatheld Miss Lois Hetfield and little niece called Monday afternoon with Miss Betty Hetfield Elsie Marston and Anna Lilla visited Monday night with their friend Lillie Norris and were in at
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Iowa Bluits
David Weaver
Muscatine
Mia
Lee
Cotton
Larry Cotton
Rey
Mary Simmons
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F D ‘Throop
Sapuiaak
P. Loomis
Baltor
Ontciat
Ee Eee
Synabate
Ee Ee
Omece
West Bird Street
Payne & Young
Marquete Building
W. CG. A. Busch's Drug Store
Hernhey Avenue
Trecklerville
Chaylin's Grocery
Woat Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zyl
Diez
the Journals News Service
Des Moines
Verity
Fairfield Ledger
Barnhart & Bros. & Spindler
Clinton Herald
Godar Rapids Gazette
Milwaukee Gag Light Company
Des Moines Register and Leader
Atlantic City
Junie
Rall
Waterloo
Democratic Party
Oskaloosa Herald
Porto Rico
United States
Keokuk Gate City
United Wireless
Park Avenue M
Ed Hurlbut
Inworth League
Ma Li Li
Congregational Church
Stodghill
Hirst
Church of Christ, Scientist
Walnut
Sixth Sts
Church
Munserville Friends Church
Wisconsin St
Friends’ Church
Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Ora -W.carrell
Jesus Christ
People's
Sleveland Plain Dealer
Cam
Hostetter
Reine Sarvice
Afteunion
Ane
German Congregational Church
Society
Dettmers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Webster Hakes
All Saints’ Chapel
First Reformed Church
Lucag Street
C. 1
Jennie Sywassink
Chins
Young People’s ‘Society
JJ. Sywassink
Lucas Street
Molloma
Chamberlain
Tale
Pitsburg
Frank Cicera
Cleera
Coler
Unio
Ave
TNE AT Furniture CO
Iowa Bluffs
Dahl
Jackson Motor Car
4Th St
Gorey Bros
Mulberry Ave
Bowman
Migs Mae Wehr
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