Grocers and druggists listed in city journal ad
An old newspaper advertisement enumerates city grocers and druggists including Bast HUW Hurlbut Groceryl Laat and street and A Buschs Drug store. It lists advertising representatives and circulation figures claiming the Journal is the largest weekly paper with extensive delivery and subscription details.
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Hurlbut Grocersy
Laat
Strest
Sobers
A. Busch
Iferehay Venus
Hecklepyitie
Chinayke's
Graces
Weat Hill
J. Fuller Grocery
Soren
Euler Terensch & Woodmann
Millers
Alta
Varkason & Woodman
Anenaan
Ycim
I ePomann & Woodsman
Guingel Dullaten
Lessons From Keokuk Disaster Warn Of Boat Safety Failures
A fragmented 19th century style critique warns that overloaded launches on river systems risk catastrophe. It laments inadequate lifesaving equipment, calls for mandatory lifepreservers, and urges inspectors to uphold safety to protect passengers and the public. It cites the Keokuk tragedy and argues owners must act to prevent further loss of life.
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Knoksle
Tata Cooper
Gomubody
Gavette
Keokuk
Darlington
Mator
Koolkul Qo
Local Papers Brace for C A Race in Tight Spotlight
A garbled string of phrases mentions Mariies leading the C A race, Governor Clarke travel, and public curiosity over a walker from Kent to Alton. It notes scientists claiming milk with two com and comments on weather and living without work, with river city papers reporting the latest Mississippi tale.
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Pepper Chosen Democratic Congressional Secretary
Congressman Pepper is unanimously selected as secretary of the Democratic congressional committees, seen as a move with high party signaling amid looming 1916 election stakes. The piece juxtaposes scattered editorials from various papers, noting currency fears and public sentiment on national issues, including war scare reporting and governance critiques.
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Clinton Herd
Tally Lone
Wilson
Chapin Clark
Bryan
Underwood
Pepper
Papper
Reminiscences of Long Ago in Wilton County
Reminiscences Recall wartime times and a Wilton fireworks factory run by Cockshut, with spindles and displays. Also notes a German farm tragedy, school exams at Blazer, and visits by Mrs. Whitney and Mr. Haines. Old residents, youngsters, and teachers are mentioned alongside piano pupils at Emma Sperks’ home.
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Cup
Cockshut
Bag
Wilton
Epinades
Mill City
H. Molls
Mattles R. Fowika
Waukesha
Wis
Raela
Charles Whitney
Denver
Charles Haines
Omaha
4. J. jLuder
Emma Sperks
Weat
Florenta Clark
Wdith, Elliott
Bessie Johnson
Lenela Denham
Marguerite Hannan
Pear Lurk
Leela Johnson
The Naturalist Falls For a Wilderness Love
A quiet naturalist, stationed by Little Otter, abandons obsessive beaver study as Miss Strong arrives with her father Colonel Strong. He admits love for Miss Strong, fearing the woods no longer hold his joy. She hints that science could still be exact, if it suits the heart.
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John Burton
Oxford
K. M. Whitehead
Strong
Naturalis
Jim
Miss Strona
Deavers
Naturailst
Denver
Trant
Galmon
Misa
Laci
Lova
Fan
Lero
Taro
Cooperative Breeding Boosts Dairy Herds
Daily hints on farm topics describe cooperative breeding as a way to share excellent dairy stock. Farmers pool sires, rotating use to keep top genetics available for long periods, reducing individual risk and promoting better herd improvement.
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K. A. Kirkpatrick
Splendid Worl
Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Free Trial and Color Change
An old advertisement touts a freckle remover claiming a penny profit and a guaranteed result. It urges readers to obtain double strength othoine from A W Morgan for a free trial, asserting most cases need only one ounce and promising a blemish free complexion or a money back guarantee.
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Jiere
A.W. Morgan
Detthof Hardware Company
Cooperative dairy breeders plan could boost local stock
Farmers in eastern Iowa and nearby counties are urged to form cooperative associations for dairy cattle and draft horse breeding. By pooling sires and coordinating sales within townships, breeders could raise high quality animals, cut travel costs, and attract eastern buyers, spurring a renowned regional stock industry.
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Molstela
Waukesha County
Wis
Northfield
Mina
Iowa
Petoha
France
Mugeating County
Dairy Breeders’ Association
National Voters League shapes national campaign action
Washington June summary notes the National Voters League forming to influence federal legislation and assist voters with district by district congressional records. Democrats elect Frank Deremes Michigan as chair and Pepper Iowa as secretary. Republicans seek chairmanships amid early campaign moves. The league aims to educate the public, reform procedural aspects, and promote good legislation across districts.
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Washington, D.C
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Nationaleters' League
Democratic National Congressional Campaign Committee
Frank E. Deremes
Michigan
Pepper
Towa
Iowa Mar
St. Pauls
Congress
Carder
Massachusetts
National Voters League
National Congress
Municipa
Voters’ League of Chicago
Ieague
League
Joan R. Gammons
University of Wisconsin
J. Borden Harriman
Wilson
Charles VI. Ingersoll
Fred §. Jackson
Conegress
Karssas
Lyon Waines
Minnesota
Ida Ms. Tarbell
Temers
Charles B. Merriam
Chicago City Council
University of Chicago
Herbert Quick
Sr. Helnes
Washkington
Democratic Committee Selections Highlight Dore and Pepper
The article discusses Democratic nominees Dore nne and Pepper, both staunch Democrats who refuse to quit for better opportunities. Doremus advocates Canadian reciprocity and tariff reductions, while Pepper, from a protection district, has deep national campaign experience and previously served as secretary to a congressman. The president endorsed both after delays to align with next year’s campaign.
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Messrs
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Pepper
Doremus
Canada
Chicago
Congress
Haugh Newsome Prodigy Chronicle In West Liberty
Marengo Republican details the young prodigy Hugh Newsome, a 20 year old aspiring composer. The piece notes his rejected $2,000 offer for an oratorio and his early talent shown as a child in Wapello, where he disassembled an organ to fix it, then impressed the congregation.
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Haugh
Marengo Republican
West Liberty
Wrieter
Meélink Tush
Nici
Yetre
Axe
Lin
Jlis
Broomfeltugh
Wapello
Hugh
Gronday
Wanello
Ryersnods
Atown Wesleyan
Conservatory
Slug“l
Prodigy Composer Leads Church Choirs at West Liberty
A young musician from Town Westerns, after studies at Boston Conservatory of Music, led three large area church choirs and drew praise as a prodigy. His oratorio was performed as part of commencement exercises, with health concerns and strong support from friends shaping his promising yet uncertain career. He later planned to study at Davenport as a soloist invited for performances.
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Row Town Westerns
Boston Conservatory of Music
Gaushca
Tawo Ng
Gachia
Jimin
West Liberty
Qarenca Wakebill
Mr. Whitehill
Davenport
Rock Island
Malcolm
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