City Advertising Agencies List in Early Guide
A fragment lists numerous local grocers and merchants across Muscatine and surrounding towns, naming stores such as Hit Hurlbat Grocery East 2nd Street South Muscatine and various others. It references editorial and office staff positions and a note to contact the appropriate department at City Editor No. 1 for advertising matters.
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Jovmwat Agencieg
Reniera
Hit
Hurlbat Grocery
Eaat
Betton, To
Ecomponing Thom
Dretar
Adv
Sov
Bisthens
The Strean Ot English Tongue and World Reach
An analysis salutes the English language’s rapid expansion and global reach. It notes its perceived vigor, spread to schools and governments, and the belief that English may become the universal tongue within decades, surpassing French and other languages.
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Ching Pad
Japan
Germany
Horta Ico
Philippines
Ie Jeclenus
Pansanis
United States
Globe
Epiveras
Volrpuk
Reporanto
In which the advanced thought of the world sigws all lines
The phrase suggests a meditation on how global modern thought seeks to express itself across all areas of life, implying a unified or original expression of progress and ideas. It presents a fragmentary view of intellectual currents shaping culture, politics, and science at large.
Iowans At Baltimore About Iowans At Baltimore
In Baltimore on June 28 delegates from Iowa engaged in a fraught scene at a Democratic gathering. Champ Clark supporters and others displayed shifting loyalties while Wilcox and Bell faced reversals, with Iowa’s delegation split and prospects dimming for Clark. Ty Bly campaigned locally, Davenport delegates promoted family ties, and the Wilson faction drew mixed reactions from onlookers and reporters.
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Elasha P. Hanson
Baltimore
Inwa
Dave Srant
Iowa City Republican
Young
United States
Champ Clark
Sanesker
Tha Lowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Idaho
Wilcon
Clark
Liv
Judge Wade
Iowan
Theodore Ball
California
Bryan
Wade
Harmony Trogrant
Bell
Parker
Clarkites
Lula James
Nio
Pepper Avice
Tere
Baleimory
Ely
N. DP
Davenport
al- Jarre
Local Social Roundup From Grandview and Nearby
Grandview and nearby communities report a busy social week with visits and travel. Drake Martin of Muscatine attended a business vigil at a large gathering Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William Kohne and children Forest and Wilhel of near Fruitland spent over Sunday with Mrs Kohne’s parents, Mr and Mrs Silas Hardman. Mrs Kohne departed for Michigan Friday for an indefinite visit. Mr and Mrs T B Johnston of Columbus City visited at Mrs J P Walker’s home Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs T E Milbourn spent Tuesday in Letts visiting daughter Mrs Charles Coder, who remains seriously ill. Mrs Robert Cochren and children of Lotta are visiting Amos Hammond this week. Mrs Frank Lamansky and children Lynn and Olive returned Saturday from an extended visit in Brighton, Iowa.
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Grandview
Saene
J. P. Walker
T. E. Milbourn
Tucas
Letts
Charles Coder
Robert Cochren
Lotta
Amos Hammond
Frank Lamansky
Chidren Lynn
Olive
Brighton
Reminiscences of Long Ago
A fragment from a local page recalls past events in Muscatine and Ireland plus daily life notes. It mentions Gen O Neill and Hare s Hall, Miss Mamie Stanchfield, plans for a voyage, a 1902 high water mark, and a ten hour day shift at Musser Lumber Company with a change to seven o clock start.
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Mamie Stanchfield
Mousentine
Muscatine
Tube
Anna
Jayne
Beaver Dam
Wis
Tate
Lember Nails
Soul Muscatine
Musser Lumber Company
Local residents and visitors from Muscatine area events
A stream of notices lists residents from Wapello and nearby towns visiting relatives in Muscatine and Cedar Rapids. People include Migs Nelle Woodrum, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Guttrie, Mrs. Ed Kemp, Misses Ely and Gladys Dickerson, Mr. and Mrs. Ino Robison, George Belk and daughter Elizabeth, Misses Dickerson, Miss Olin, and others. Travels mention preaching at the Methodist church, teachers exams, the Grandview Tolanhove Association, and travels by auto to Lewis and Cedar Rapids with various relatives.
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Migs Nelle Woodrum
Wapello
Moses Guttriebrove
Muscatine
P. McGrew
Perry McGrew
Ed. Kemp
Mascotine
Blele Trye
Helen Vibber
Tuturollg
Ino. Robison
Lone Tree
George Belk
Elzieth
Mucca- Eines
E. Bartlett
Lerl Cocklin
Majestine
Jona Tasker
Topeka
Kansas
Walter Tasker
Moline
Til
George W. Fibber
Grandview Independent Tolanhove ‘Association
Beth
Ethel King
Miss Olin
Geo. W. Cogklta
Mpouth
Vero McGrew
Home Lace
Fredonia Social Roundup Sees Week of Visits
Fredonia residents report a week of visits with relatives and friends. Mrs Wil Skipton stayed with her daughter and Scott van Dyke in Bard. Albert Schmidt of Muscatine spent Sunday with relatives. George Crull and children visited near Nichols. Miss Maria joined relatives for the week. Mr and Mrs Robert Fuetter hosted at Cadar Bethel. Mrs Mary Mickey of Columbus Junction saw Nina Wagner and Jamies. Mrs William Jones and children near Calva spent Saturday with her parents. TL Gamble and Mrs Sener Kul and children visited over Sunday with her parents.
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Fredonia
Wil
Mary Mickey
Columbus Junction
Nina Wagner
Jamies
William Jones
Near Calva
Moa
TL Gamble
Sener Kul
Local Social Notes From Bard to Muscatine
Mr and Mrs D W W Yandrike near Bard Leota McCurley of Colunbue Tunedon visited Friday with friend Neliors Lee Leda Barker of Cedar Bethel spent Sunday with Mahala Wagner Mawel Rinpey and Gersia Gardner at Columbue Jrinedon attended children services in Columbus Tundley Sunday Cleo Shellabayrer a Muscatine visitor My and Mrs Jim Kemp visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jon Reed Tacy Allen assists Mrs C Turkington with her house work
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D. WW. Yandrike
Bard
Leota
Tundley
Cleo Shellabayrer
Tig Place
Aronday
Jim Kemp
Jon Reed
Tacy Allen
C. Turkington
Delayed Trip Returns from Athkinsod to Columbus Junction
Delays marked June 27 as Mrs. D. O. Lay returns to Athkinsod after a three week visit with relatives in Columbus City. She travels with sister Mrs. Sean Lowe and others to Davenport Cedar Rapids Muscatine Calamus to visit uncles and relatives, including Mrs. I. Drake, Tite Lamb, and the Lach family, while Morgan brothers’ party visits Cedar Rapids.
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Columbus Junction
D. O. Lay
Athkinsod
Til
Sean Lowe
Davenport
A. J. Dre
Roland Reece
John Morgan
Lewis Morgan
Downs, Co
Cedar Rapids
Ce Morgan Brothers
Columbus City
Hosital Ac Cidar Rapids
I. Drake
Tite Lamb
Oscar Lach
Mrg
J. J. Gottsche
Isy Margaret
Geneseo
EC. Cushman
Calamus
Pine Mills News Notes and Social Tidings
Pine Mills notes report visitors from Los Angles and Muscatine visiting area families. Chas Festér spends a week at Sunberry. Wisla Trwin stays with B Natricton Home. OC Wanpress dance drew a large crowd despite sleet. Henry Brie builds a five stall barn. Mrs Aug Kemper and Alber visit Pleasant Prairie. Raspberry crop plentiful. Andy Jakemany and wife shopped in Aluseatins. Mrs L Cawlerell visits son and wife for a few days.
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Pinn
Jane
Alas
Milliceot
Los Aegetes
Cal
Daniele
Esa
Blue Grass
Plateher Nickelson
Muscatine
Chas. Festér
Sunberry
Wisla Trwin
B. Natricton Lome
OC. Wanpress
Henry Brie
Aug. Kemper
Alber
Pleasant Prairie
Andy Jakemany
Local Woman Attends National League Meeting and Visits
Conesville, June 23. Mrs. Kate Cone arrived from St. Louis after attending the Woman's American League convention and planned a few days’ visit before resuming home in Kimhberry Minnesota. Mrs. Chet Gacil returned home to Hedrick after a brief Hedrick visit.
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Conesville
5. W.- Field
Kate Cone
St. Louis
Ato
Woman's American League
Kimhberry
Minn
Chet Gacil
Martin
Hedrick Afer
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Across Town
Balder Gus Criger visits Shelbaburg to see Prof Dickinson and attend the seller’s meeting. Miggiana Mover and Cleveland return from University of Iowa City hospice. Nita Jean and Mr Anderson from Cedar Falls stay with relatives. John English and wife welcome a son born Friday. Ab Maxwell visits Madison relatives. Mrs Bert Day visits Muscatine area. Dr English and Miss Winifred travel to Columbus Junction to meet father en route to Atkinson. L M Cecil hosts an elaborate Sunday gathering with many guests from nearby towns. A Cedar River ridge picnic includes multiple families and a big noon meal. An Anderson and Avita Jean lead a Cedar Falls outing to a local site. An elaborate noon meal follows. Ita Owen and daughter plan California trip for a month. An ice cream social hosted by Reformed church ladies on rural lawn next Saturday with Willing Workers class and candy stand.
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Joan Balder
Gus Criger
Shelaburg
Prof
Dickinson
Miggiana Mover
Cleveland
University Hospice
Iowa City
Nita Jean
Mr. Anderson
Cedar Falls
Mmes, I. F. Coffn
G. W Tipton
John English
John Burton
Ab. Maxwell
Madison
Kansas
Bert Day
Muscatine
Hero
Walter Maullizan
Columbus Junction
Atkinson
Qmia
Toma
L. M. Cecil
Dotlic
Levi Eiehelberger
Gladys
Arden
J. C. Watts
Blue Grass
Wm. Lake
Helen
Mareatine
Dan Hoffmeyer
Whfe
Fruitland
Chet Cecil
Hedrick
Cedar River Ridge Uy
R. G. Tipton
Ballard
W. S. McKee
Tracy
L. R. McKee
Harry
Deborah McKee
Randall Tipton
Sun Anderson
Avita Jean
G. W. Tipton
Coffin
John
Jayford
Clarence
Burton
Gertride
Anity Houck
W.moke
Ita Owen
Whi. McCormick
West Liberty
Chantauqua
Hadley
I Mesars
M- H
Owen
McCormick
California
Reformed Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Learning to Persevere: Lincoln's Early Drive and Coupons
A historical account contrasts Lincoln's relentless study and ambition with a modern promotion offering. It notes his ten mile walks in cold weather as a sign of character and determination, then shifts to a Republican delegate convention in the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
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Lincoln
Eversbady
Duncanr
Delegate meeting set for August in Davenport Iowa
A Republican Judicial committee order calls a district convention on Saturday August 8 1912 at 2 20 PM in Davenport Iowa to nominate one district court judge candidate for the November 1912 election. Each county gets delegates based on votes cast for governor in 1910 with Muscatine Scott Jackson and Clinton counties assigned counts.
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B. F. Carroll
Sud Eich
Gunton County
Scott Counly
Cep
Bee
Jackson County
Muscatine County
Republican Judicial Committee
Miller
Special Session City Council Receives Concrete Bid
City Council in a special session on June 27 1812 opened bids for concrete crossings walls and walks. Geo Maurer offered 16e per square foot for crossings and 136e per equal foot for walks while Peter Wingerter bid 2se per 4 feet. Alderman Maurer named city concrete contractor. plan to discuss Hershey Lumber Co street through Grandview avenue referred to street and alley committee.
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Council Chamber
Otter
Koehler
Ald
Rainbow
Geter
Schroeder
Watson
Sullivan
Zeidler
Montgomery
Wilson
City Recorder
Geo. Maurer
Peter Wingerter
Tsar
W. R. Jayne
Hershey Lumber Co
Porter
Davenport Muscatine
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Toa
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Gon “Ghant Pvytew
Suentering
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Prasvess
Underwood
M. F. Kilgore
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Iowa
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Tia Fagher
Sandwich Islands
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Carl
Albert Dodder
L. G. Woodruff
Columbia Junction
Dale Schweitzer
Los Angeles
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Jas, Weir
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Navyengarth
Rock Island
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Pine Mills
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Tipton Bud
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Eagie
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