Journal Agents and Local Advertisers of the Convention
The piece lists numerous local merchants and grocers in a convention context. It mentions Hil, Huribut Grocery, Dest 2nd Street, South Minneapolis, Tabere Aros, Grocery, Oregon street, Buch's Drug Store, Chaykn'n Grocery, Seat Hil, J. He Puller Grocery, and several others. It notes exchange numbers 20 and 27 and references an operator and publisher details.
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Journal Agincins
Ite Niing
Renistas
Huribut
Oreron Stentree Buuch'a Drug Store
Horwhey
Chaykn'n Cricory
Seat Hil
J. He Puller Grocery
Wm, van Zy
Orocorr
Cummins Views on Tariff Reform Questions
Iowa Senator Cummins answers questions from a tariff reform committee, praising selective duties and opposing blanket protection. He supports reducing tariffs to lower consumer costs and favors revenue only tariffs to a point, while stressing duties should aid American producers under fair competition. He backs an independent tariff commission with tenure and presidential control.
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Cummtns
Senator Cuming
Iowa
Marshalltown
Cummins
Congress
Cuntmine
Artiaan
Tariff Board Views on Reducing Duties
The discussion centers on whether to wait for tariff board reports before reducing duties. Cumming argues reports on every schedule are unnecessary and support cutting duties already shown by abundant information as too high.
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Tariff Board
Cumming
Iowans At Baltimore Convention Dispatch
A disjointed report from Baltimore details Iowa delegates at the national convention. Dick O'Brien resigns a vice presidential bid. Mrs. Teel and others discuss delegate power, with mixed views on subfrontration. Davenport’s Ely noted for social charm. Papper presented to Cardinal Gibbons. Parker attacks spark debate before harmony ends.
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Elisha P. Hansan
Thaltimore
R. G O'Brien
Town City
Dick O'Brien
McDonald
O'Brien
Nick Tool
Ottumwn
Bryn
Teel
Nod
Ely
Davenport
Bly
Papper
Judge Wade
Lews
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardina
India
Parkerta Ame
Dotora Ho
Enden
Jirvan
Parker
Iowa
Tenwert
David Brant
Iowa City
J. Wilkinson
Ottumwa
J. W. Davidson
Hoovaumin
Gen S. Pepper
Tao Mishie
Pepper
Local notes from Matlersburg and nearby areas
Readable items from Matlersburg Millersburg and nearby reflect social visits, church and lodge activities, minor injuries, travel for errands, and preparations for construction. Residents mentioned include Clair Haas, Mrs Greer, Arlekeon Drothers, Warney brothers, Aledo links, and Ozark area names, with gatherings at the U D S and dinners hosted.
Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
Reminiscences recount a soda fountain explosion at Cannon's yesterday with acids spraying workers faces and clothes ruined though facial injuries were minor. Muscatine county shares of railroad taxes rose to 83 109 from 1 400. rail line expansion to Muscatine Western eyed with July opening targets. George B. Denison departs with over 700 dollars in relief funds for Grinnell and Malcolm sufferers.
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Cannon
Trengurer Aolis
Muscating County
Mus County
Accra
Dy Pike
Iremont
Muscaline
Uno
George B. Denison
Musesttina
Grinnell and
Malcolm
Muscatino
Hershey
Muscatine
Muscatine Tour Clippings Reflect River Flood and Local Affairs
Readable fragments describe Muscatine river threats with a 19 feet 3 inch level, historical funding notes for a tour and encampment, and assorted local social and civic movements. Mentions days of labor to guard the area, the Bunker-Romey wedding trip, and various residents visiting Muscatine.
Local residents visit relatives and travel near Muscatine
Mrs. Jennie Lang of Kolance and J. Summers family visited last week while T. B. Murdoce of near Peters brought his sister Julia to their father M. D. Murdock for a June gathering. Several households, including Gordon Agy Murdock and Wisworth families, traveled to Alado for shopping. Judge Burgess of Aledo stayed overnight with James Burgess, then left June 23. Various family visits continued around Muscatine and nearby towns as relatives visited each other and prepared to depart for Joliet and other cities.
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Vo Olé Vets
Jennie Lang
Kolance
J. A. Summers
Roi
T. B. Murdoce
Near Peters
Whlo
Julia
Agy
M.D. Muredock
Lewis Gordon
George A. Agy
Russell M. Murdock
Alado
H. B. Murdock
Doy
EB. B. Wisworth
Tiltoin City
Murdock
Judge Burgess
Aledo
James Burgess
Anna Nesly
Har
Charles Bean
Petpareve
Charles Henderson
Muscatine
Nancy Pt
Webster
Granddaunghter
Florence Preyermuth
St. Loui
Jatt
Tnis Motalas
Joliet, WI
Theo. Part
Wilton Social Notes Include Visits and Travels
Wilton residents share latest greetings with Davenport and Muscatine friends. Agnes Wickes visited from Davenport and Misa Tina yesterday, Clifford Bacon called on Muscatine acquaintances, and Miss Bestia Crocker returned from Fort Collins with family visits. Attorney A. Ry Whitmer attended Muscatine business, Mrs Frank Cummings and relatives traveled to Rock Island for a day with friends at the Watch Tower.
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Battle Cree
A. Ry Whitmer
Muscatine
Frank Cummings
Walter Herr
Yrande
Era
Dory
Gladys
Rock Island
Watch Tower
C. Crispin
Mugcatine
Rudolph Sthellino
Durant
Daltad
Charles Sable Endorses Foley Kidney Pills
Charles Sable of Rochester New York endorses Foley Kidney Pills, praising prompt relief from long standing kidney trouble and urging use at every opportunity. A. W. Morgan notes Sable's direct and convincing recommendation of the curative qualities.
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Charles Sable
Woos Vt
Rochester
N. T
Foley
Mr. Sable
Foley Kidnay
Columbus Junction News Roundup After Local Meetings
Columbus Junction reports a city meeting with Willer gud Parks of Electric Light Co. and Mayor Buffington discussing the south cis and unused street east of the cement factory. Ground clearing begins and a foundation for the electric light plant is laid. Various residents travel for work and visits, including Postmaster W E Whelstine to Chicago and editors taking a South Day trip.
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Columbus, Junction
Willer Gud Parks
Lelecttle Light Co
Buffington
Gilpert
Aote
Miller
S. J. Lewis
Mina Johnston
Washington
Vera Stone
W. Cutcom
Artha
Col
Cora Summerville
West Liberty
Chas. Probst
Eva Probst
W. E. Whelstine
Chicago
Macional
South Day
Kou
P. Davies
P. M. Davies
Harley
Gilbert
Cate
Geneseo
BR. F. Davies
George
Harry Kerr
Lewry Edwards
May
Colton
Des Moines
Myre
J. Summers
Hardlay
la Lents
Arthur Syragie
Golden Medical Discovery Advert in Early Medical Era
An old advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for bilious liver, dyspepsia, and general weakness. It claims liver invigoration, stomach tonic effects, and nerve strength, noting the formula uses pure roper strength and native American herbs.
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Golden Medical
Pierce Ep
Golden Medical Discovery
Theas
America
Dipensery Medical Association
Buffalo
Visiting relatives in Kansas with Muscatine guests
Alice Sprague and a group from Muscatine visit relatives in Kansas. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. A. McCollough, Mrs. G. Duncan, Mrs. H. Johnston, Mrs. C, Woodref and daughter, and Mrs. Hantt.
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Alice Sprague
Kansas
Muscatine
A. McCollough
G. Duncan
H. Johnston
Woodref& and Dasshter
Local Health Note and Social Roundup from Blue Grass
Ruce Grass Ia June 27 Mica Ora Dipylea taken to Mercy hospital Davenport operated on for appendicitis. She is reported as recovering well. Mr and Mrs O A Bosusack and Mr and Mrs LR Bancks visit to McGausland. Mr Bod spends day with Mr and Mrs August Prim. Bobusack celebrated nineteenth birthday with friends at Pleasant Prairie. J and Watts leave for Conesville joined by Hofmeyer Lake and Eichelberger families for a reunion at Cecil home. Mrs Chester Cecil of Hedylek attends. Fern and Elsie Waginer begin music course under Mrs Alvira Watts. Ladies plan to clean Pleasant Prairie church June 26. Miss Mabiel Miller returns from Cedar Rapids. Mrs Leslie Wagner transacted business in Davenport.
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Blue Grass
Mica Ora Dipylea
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Mir
Mors
O. A. Bosusack
LR. Bancks
McGausland
Formar
August Prim
Bobusack
Plessant Prairie
Wia
J. &. Watts
Conesvire
Henry Hofmeyer
William Lake
Elmer Eichelberger
Cecil
Chester Cecil
Hedylek
Fern
Elsie Waglner
Alvira Watts
Pleasant Prairie Church
Mabiel Miller
Cedar Rapids
Lesle
Wagner
Post Office Letters Unclaimed at Muscatine Week Ending July 29 1922
List of unclaimed letters at Muscatine post office includes men and ladies names such as Ahan, Bride, Harding, Logan, Miller, Rock, Sutter, Weaver, and Kauffman. Foreign letters shown for Augusta Schuelert and others. Advertised notices urge parties to call. Robert McKust listed as official.
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Muscatine
A. BR. Ahan
Cr. Toothuy
R.A. M. Bride
Clan
Coral Mfg. Co
Hamburg Botton Co
Jen Harding
Elis Yatlan
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Notice to Contractors for School Basement Additions
Notice to contractors in Muscatine Iowa announces sealed bids for the installation of two taller rooms in the Jackson school building basement. Plans are available at the Board of Education office 409 German American Savings Bank Building Muscatine Town. Bids must be filed with the secretary by noon July 17 1913. The successful bidder must furnish bond. The board reserves the right to reject any bids.
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Independent School District
Muscating
Iowa
Jackson School
Board of Education
German American Savings Bank
Muscatine
Town
Bond
Notice of Republican Judicial Convention for Seventh District
A Republican Judicial Convention for the Seventh Judicial District including Clinton Scott Jackson and Muscatine counties is called for Saturday August 1 1912 at 1 30 p m in Davenport Iowa. Delegates are allotted by county with one for each county and one per two hundred votes or fraction thereof for B R Carroll Governor 1910. Ed Miller chairman notes delegate counts and date.
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Seventh Judicial District
Hnton
Scott
Jackson
Muscatine
B. R. Carroll
Clinton County
Boott County
Jackson County
Muscatine County
Py Onder
Republican Judicial Committee
Miler
Salil Committee
Advertisement for Fuel Bids in Muscatine Iowa
Sealed bids are invited by the Independent School District of Muscatine Iowa for furnishing approximately 900 tons of coal for the upcoming school year. Bids must state the kinds and grades of coal and price per ton, with submission to Chas W Gray Chairman Fuel and Light Committee by noon on the indicated date. The board may reject all bids and may require a bid bond for contract fulfillment.
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Muscas
Tine
Iowa
Hang
Chas
W. Gray
Fuel & Ligh Committee
East Fifth Street
Muscatine
Towa
Fuel & Light Committee
W- Gray
Chalrean
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Rose
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Ring Tlickson
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Tampa Mare
Clair Haas
Weil
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Greer
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Norma Gillmore
A.D. Bravet
Kirt Palator
M. Summers
Joseph Herrean
Lowell Herrcan
Win. Spence of
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Fifth Regiment Armory
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Kentucky
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W. G. Moran
Missouri
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Harris
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H. Mieber
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Atalissa
Charles Holzhauer
Margaret Folzhauer
Alvert Kelley
Margery
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Lawrence
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Wilton
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J. Irving
Columbus Junction
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