Advertising Directory Listing in The Bally Journal
The Bally Journal lists city advertising agencies including Hult Fulsibat Grocery East and South Magoodlas Tohorg Brow Greer and Sons Orages Street A Busch Drug Store Her abey Chayiens Grocery West Hill J He Fuller Bradford Grocery and more. Subscribers details note weekly editions Tuesday and Friday with 10 pages and 4 pages respectively and mail subscription rates 3 per year.
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Chicago
Lorenzen Me Woodmen
Raveralong Tullding
New York
Hens
Carenasa & Woodmen
Brasnywick
Kangay City
Cann Lorensen
Woon
Gumbel
Detroit
Cone, Lorensen & Woodman
Bras Pees
Aduats—Cone, Lorenzen & Woodman
Senna
Sagemot
Enntt Hult
Fulsibat Grocery
East
Magoodlas
Tohorg Brow
Greeracy
Ore Orages Etreet
A. Busch'a
Chayiens
West Hill
J. He Fuller Grocery
Bradford Grocery
Sievintiog
Bally
Bemni-iverley Wourpal
Ana
Areledy
Ie Yaticg
Yan Weveereyee
BBC
Maita Theory of Mafia Origin Amid Chicago Crime
A Chicago Tribune excerpt analyzes the so called Black Hand and Mafia myth, arguing murders stem from primitive justice codes rather than conspiracies. It traces Mafia origins to ancient clan protection and revenge practices, suggesting the old institution evolves within modern Sicilian and immigrant communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminsla
Sieilian
Calcio
Polley
Henry M. Hyde
Chicago Tribune
Fete
Tripuod
Chicago
Hyder
United States
Snvniery
Tha Mrat
Ideals and obligations amid civilization in the era
The piece laments the presence of were modern civic and social challenges as a test of a race progress. It notes worries about eradicating primitive citizens and reflects on public discourse in Washington and Iowa figures. It mentions Henry Vollmer and a mediation conference ending in Huerta’s removal with a provisional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Democrat
Henry Vollmer
Saturday Evening Post
Towa
Iowa
Saturday Breting Post
Huerta
Marsnalltown Times-Repubblicen says Connelly supporters lean
A jokey column mocks political leanings and voting habits around Connelly, noting male voters steer toward Connelly in fall counts amid bitter sentiment. It contrasts with other papers lampooning politics and media influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsnalltown Times-Repubblicen
Connelly
Connally
Nation's Capital Preview of 1924 Campaign Factions
Washington observers foresee Pennsylvania and Iowa as focus states in the 1924 campaign. Senator Cummins expects bipartisan bills to reach the floor and a mid August adjournment as Cummins and Connolly vie in Iowa and Des Moines conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hanson
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Bolesenrose
Gifford Pinchot
Mitchell Palmer
Washington
Bocun
Luo
Reid
Cunt Mingla
Ad Odservers
Cumming
Mauricn Connolly
M Connolly
The
Elks
Miixer
Sanduste
Casper Senenk
Des Moines
Cummins ‘Ll
Iowa
Par Moines
Connolly
Reminiscences Through Time and Local Anecdotes
A fragment from a reminiscence column recalling Sun and decades past. Mentions W Mam Pare aiding in bridge work at Fulton, a near burial incident, and escape. Eaton, Tobby, and Turnkey connected to a town incident. Notes travels to Michigan, Atlantic, and Peninsula state summers. Also hints at farewell parties for neighbors and travel plans.
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Robb
Turnkey
Fulton
Sherijf Eaton
Mr. Tobby
Mr. Turnkey
Cremating Cupid and the Phoenix of Love
In a declamatory domestic drama, Mar ton and Masson debate romance versus practicality as they nearly end their engagement. A fire reveals their true feelings when they realize love transcends elegant rhetoric and they choose to unite. The tale exposes the conflict between idealized passion and steadfast commitment.
Congress in session intensifies party fights and new bills
The House debates party platforms amid speeches by Vollmer and Good while Senate handles trust bills. Sen Low proposes a Kenyon red light law for Hawaii, and Rep Hughes introduces a federal textbook printing bill with state approval and cost fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luka Low
Tennessee
N.congréss
Hawaiian Islands
Distriet
Columbia
Tea
Jeff McCain
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Books advertising in newspapers boosts booksellers efforts
The piece explains publishers should advertise new books in town papers to aid booksellers. It notes booksellers support adequate displays and legitimate promotions and invites publishers to contact the Bureau of Advertising at the American Newspaper Publishers Association in New York to expand best sellers lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Advertising
Are’ Association
World Bullding
New York
Residents and Visitors Tally Davenport Trips in Local Notes
Van Zandt and family visits mark a Davenport day. Mrs Frank Rellicker and son traveled with him and returned by afternoon train. Miss Escher Kaufmann ended a Davenport visit Wednesday evening. Florence accompanied by Mrs Nancy Putt returns to St Louis after two weeks. W C Nickerson visits relatives and handles business. Alice and Vesta Wilkerson ride to Davenport Thursday. Dr W J Miller, after six weeks at Hershey Hospital Muscatine, returns home with Will Lang and wife.
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W. C. Nickerson
Weer Liberty
Alice
Vesta Wilkerson
W. J. Miller
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Will Lang
West Liberty notes and social updates June 26
West Liberty Iowa June 26. R W Stuart dislocated his shoulder picking cherries. Mr and Mrs Ray Whitacre returned from a Colorado sight-seeing trip. Fifty members of Adah Tiebeinal Lodge attended a Nichols convention with the West Liberty lodge active in the program. Mrs S A Swisher and daughter Gretchen visit at Mrs L A Royals. John Hawk of Oxkaloosa visits with his sister Mrs Joe Griggie and sisters Mrs Harvey Dodge and Mrs Franklin Barnes. Ethel Demean visiting Muscatine. Eva Ball and Sid Ball attend the wedding of Miss Helen Henderson in Davenport. Mrs Theodore Jones called to Atalissa by death of her father R A Sticker. Will Ness and Davenport visitors. Allen Watters of Lindsey Cal and Vernon Watters of Live Oaks Florian visiting W B Watters home. Margaret Peters and Hazel Nichols taking teachers examination at Muscatine. Mrs A R Childs and son Ward returned from Mouton Ma where she attended a relative’s death. Maxson arrived from Salt Lake City for a visit with brother Will and family. O L McIntire visiting in Muscatine. Prof J L Packer a business visitor to Iowa City. John and F D Steen county seat visitors Thursday. A farewell social for Rev and Mrs P M Nowlin at Presbyterian church with light refreshments. Mr and Mrs Dowlin will move to Pawbury to begin new home. Mrs Don Barnes of Cedar Rapids spent several days in Lowry.
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West Liberty
R. W. Stuart
Ray Whitacre
Colorado
Adah Tiebeial Lodge
Nichols
West Liberty Lodge
S. A. Swisher
Gretchen
Theodore Jones
Atalissa
R.A. Sticker
Will Ness
Davenport
Allen Watters
Lindsey
Cal
Vernon Watters
Live Oaks
Florian
W. B
R. Childs
Son Ward
Mouton
Maxson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Will
Famay
O. L. Mcintire
Muscatine
J. L. Packer
Lows
John
F. D. Steen
Tsiners
Pawbury
Fay
Mia
Don Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Lowy
Velatyes
Clarence
Dovenport
George Wi Banalek
Muscotting
H. &. Nicolaus
Herman Jipp
Ming Margaret Prein
Lee Smith
Phree
Moscow
Mary Smith
South
Wilton
West Licerty
Russell Gatton Honn
North Witom
Lucile Smith
Milton
Riinelander
Wis
George Sherzerger
Yulia McCartney
Teton Smith
Frantes
Niners Kelley
Louisa-Muscating
Rebekah
Frank Walton
E. Friederichsen
Arion
Otis Nelson
Dan Stiholt
B. G. Buington
Columbus Junction
Welness
Franeig Mellicker
Wellman
Nancy
Fragmentary Quote Fragments in Medieval Style Dialogue
A garbled excerpt presents fragmented dialogue about purification and mythic entities including the Phoenix and Jove. The line hints at long durations and eternal time, with missing surrounding context and unclear attribution.
Wilton social notes and local movements observed
Wilton and nearby residents engage in day trips and visits on Thursday. Numerous people travel to Muscatine Davenport and Moscow for business or family reasons. Community members attend church meetings, with ladies auxiliary hosting a session and serving refreshments.
Local Gleanings From Oakville and Nearby
Oakville Iowa June 26 reports Hd and Irson Johnson of Elrith transacted business. Mrs John Kilpatrick returned from Mediapolis with her mother Mrs Giles, who plans an extended visit. A G Baxter was a recent Burlington passenger. Mr and Mrs C H Miller hosted two Buffington friends. Miss Blanche Goss of Streator Illinois vacationing at Sam Wykert home. Miss Dorothy Minor in Ejian Illinois visiting Aunt Mrs E A Poller. Will Coulson and wife of Streator Illinois visiting S T Wyker t home. Coulson and Mrs Wykert are cousins. Mr and Mrs Fred Gallor of Keithsburo were over Sunday visitors at Frank Leister home. Mrs Milo Jamison of near Newport is in a Cedar Rapids sanitarium for treatment. hopes for complete recovery. Miss Lillian Russell has returned from school duties at the Ui 1. Mrs Julian Bayne visited Lee Cascabatm home in Columbus Tunction this week. Lee Peck of Boslington is spend-
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Oakville
Irson Johnson
Elrith
John Kilpatrick
Mediapolis
Giles
A. G. Baxter
Burlington
C. H. Miller
Buffington
Blanche Goss
Streator
Sam Wykert
Dorothy Minor
Ejian
E. A. Poller
Will Coulson
S. T
Milo Jamison
Newport
Cedar Rapids
Lillian Russell
Julian Bayne
Lee
Columbus
Lee Peck
Boslington
Local Social Notes Highlight Community Events and Visits
Burlington residents report visits from friends and relatives across Iowa. A second local talent performance drew an aired crowd and pleased attendees. News includes a nephew's death in Quincy, a Presbyterian Denic planned, and several social gatherings with Dr Hook and family, Mr Mortants, Miss Gauss, and Miss Digh visiting Wapello area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
R. BR
Hunt
Mattie Hunt
Wapelio
Raseell
Tamily
Iowa
Beng
Presbyterian Church
Fururt
Russell Mellinger
Strawhacker
Abe Parsons
Kh Ll Hook
Cuicaga
Carl Mortants
Ortumwa
Lucy Gauss
Shenandoah
Marguerite Digh
Sale of Cemetery Houses in Muscatine City
The Muscatine city council announces the sale of two cemetery houses, the Incoy Marta homestead and the sex tons home, at Grand Avenue and Lucas Street. Bids due by 7:30 p.m. June 30, 1914, with council right to reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counnell
Muscatins
Incoy Marta
Grand Avenue
Lucas Street
Biden
Gielock P
Bids Sought for County Road Grading in Louisa County
Sealed bids for county road grading in Louisa County Iowa will be received at the office of the County Auditor until 2:00 p m July 15 1914. Plans and specifications are on file at the auditor's office. Bid deposits five percent and a fifty percent performance bond required. Sections EB and AY C and BY and C described with estimated yardage. The county may waive defects and reject any bid.
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Louisa County
Wipello
Iowa
H. W. Baker
Wapelio
Columbus City
Newport
Wapello
Columbus Junction
Morning Sun
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Fnes
Wanavern
Wangen
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Society Adltor
Ranma
Starln
Geo
S. Bleenfeeth
Busi
Wilson
Fairfield Ledger
Tain
Geaan Cliffs
Michigan
Peninsula
John B. Reay
Hheir
South Muscatine
H. Dickey
Misa Annie Dickey
Dubuque
H. H, Hine
Harry
Roy
Rebbing
Sun- Grinnell
Epes W. Sargent
Marton
Jase
Marson
Fife
Tove
Moeson
Jove
Adam
Eve
Masson
Jas
Stove
Tehops
T& Home
Marlon
Tahall Meyer
Cupid
Ibrit
Heross and
Weghly
Marion
Jim
House of Representatives
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Maklys
Sam Blythe
Vollmer
Democratic National Committee
Congressman Good
Dudley M. Hughes
Georgia
Chaiman
Committee of Education
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Government
Grat
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AbeMartin
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Cincinnati
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