Local City Newspaper Notices And Grocery Ad Digest
Fragmented OCR lists several local grocers and building firms including Lorenzen Wood, Brunet Building, and Brimerton firms. It references circulation figures, delivery details, pricing for daily and weekly editions, and publication by The Daily Journal with erratic typography and multiple misread names.
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Journal Agercin
Journ
Neo
Hilil
Huribue Crocury
Ae EU Astra Bourn Muscatine
Tobors Bras
Greocery
Orpcor
Wusch
Chaynenn Srocors
Wort Il
Tuller Focery
Lorene Brot
Anyaarere Ely Assinitatives
Cone
Lorenzen É Woodmen Nialler
New Park Coar
Lorenzen & Woodr
May Brunet
City Cone
Lorensen & Woodstoun
Bumbo
Musentiny
Sunda
Isaac
Rlas
Byatiz Daliversd
Peuitestad
Uni
L—F
Publivhar
Muraging Patene
Nepentagarabe
Maine
Totus
Pirenterth
Ady
Mir
Indicted Rail Board Plans Expanding Tock Island Equipment
A dramatic indictment reveals the Missouri Public Service Commission approved Tock Island Railroad funds of 4.2 million in five per cent gold equipment notes for seven locomotives 140 freight cars eight diners and related rolling stock. The Montezuma branch faces substandard track conditions threatening service and safety across the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Public Service Commission
Tock Island
Montezuma
Roel¢ Island Ranch
Torrie
Commission
Mitford
Duman
Montesume
Iowa Press Commentary Amid Political Quips
A garbled Iowa press digest reflects on state politics and public figures. It notes debates over appointment processes, scrutiny of lawmakers, calls for merit in government jobs, and varied editorials from newspapers in communities like Des Moines and Waterloo.
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Council
Resignation of Dr Fowler from Plrat Theist Church
In the New York Examiner of June 26th a notice notes Dr. Fowler, pastor of the Plrat Theist church of Stusen tino, resigning after five years since 1898. Vernon, New Jersey, and Orange, New York area suburbs are mentioned. He will close June 16 and attend a public reception, then head to Turner and begin new pastorate at North Orange church, Orange NJ, in September.
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New York
Jane
Nothea
Wowler
Stusentino
de. Mowler
Blero
St. ‘Fernon
N. J
Fowler
North Orange Thurch
Orange
Married people live longer say Chicago health study
Chicago health department statistician Dr. C. St. Chit Drake announced results showing bachelors have a death rate substantially higher than married men. Unmarried women’s mortality is about forty percent higher than married women, according to the study released today.
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Chicago
C. St Chit Drake
City Health Department
Womlon
Reminiscences of Long Ago from the Muscatine Journal
Clippings recount events from anniversaries of 50, 40, 20, and 10 years past. Notes include a Debuque scientist visiting for marine specimens, a robbery near Wilton, injuries at Mussin's mill, a street mishap injuring Bertie St Clair, and a Salt river wagon incident under West See bad street supervision, with dates spanning decades.
Enderby Proposes to Carmichael in Quiet Courtship
In a restrained New York urban tale, Enderby, a steady, practical man, woos Miss Carmichael after a bold marriage proposal, faces her cautious feelings, and orchestrates a dramatic curbside intervention with a persistent hawker. Over weeks his patient assurance and unexpected protectiveness win her over, leading to a comical final proposal.
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Sidney H. Cole
T. McClure
Enderby
Miss Carrighad
Ty Enderby
Miss Carmishael
Miss Carmichael
Tasilor
Carmichael
Misa Carmichael
Inderby
von Tike
Mr. Enderby
Shai
Carmuchael
Dama
Miss Carmarchael
Carmichaels
Concrete Work on the Farm Topics
Concrete work on the farm is outlined with June and July as busy months. The article lists over thirty eight concrete constructions for farm use, stressing planning, economical foundations, and the importance of sourcing sand and gravel locally to reduce hauling costs.
Better Cows on the Farm Highlight Dairy Profit Pressures
The piece argues dairy profitability hinges on better dairy cattle and improved feeding costs. It urges dairymen to test cows, cull the poor, and purchase purebred sires from high-producing cows. It notes rising demand for dairy products and emphasizes milk-productive traits align with strong conformation and economic efficiency.
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Cairy
Literary Notes on Play, Women and Lovers Becomes a Man’s Choice
The excerpt contrasts stage life with real life and calls readers to ponder human roles. It cites Arthur Whitace Peadh and Robert Michens on women and love, noting diverse tastes of men toward different types of women and the varied paths to marriage and happiness.
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Garth
Arthur Whitace Peadh
Jane
Boy in Vacation Turns to Work and Worries Parents
Omaha World-Herald notes the summer break brings anxiety for parents seeking proper work for students. It discusses matching employment to build character and provide fair pay, with Kansas state efforts and professor insights shaping answers for middle-class youth facing idle summers. Local readers confront how to avoid botched chances amid economic shifts.
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Omaha World-Herald
Scholale
Kaneas
W. C. McKeaver
Toy joosa on the town entertains youth during summer
A local column recounts plans to keep children engaged through summer vacation, noting Dr. McKeever warns against education gaps and parents’ uncertainty. The piece lists residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attended events over a series of days in June, with numerous trips to Davenport Muscatine Indianola and Iowa locations. It mentions social visits, church anniversary plans, and community gatherings including a Kensington event. It preserves a record of local names, visits, and movements in town.
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Joosa
Scagol
Dr. McKeever
Nichols Ill Residents Share News and Visits
Nichols Illinois June 28 Carl Lindee of Chicago visits his parents south of town. Muscatine callers include Mrs Dan Barton and Cecil, RT Shannon business in Muscatine. Children rehearse for Methodist church Children’s Day June 29. Mrs Hull Silvis visits Fred Hull family in Nichols. Mrs Robert Black and Frances Kivetner travel to Davenport. Susan Mehelsry’s health remains stable. Dr V O Muench returns from American Medical Association convention in Minneapolis. Mrs George Sargeant Muscatine visits Schmitt family. J M Boatman Barnes City visits old friends. Mrs Charles Billings home after hospital operation. Fulmer leaves for Gettysburg reunion then Pennsylvania. John Zinuzerman Ione Tree on business. Mrs Lou McCleres Muscatine visits Pred Fummell. Mrs Duncan returns to Columbus Junction after weeks with CQ E Duncan. Miss Laurentia Rolland professional in Nichols. Miss Wihna Briggs returns to Lone Tree from grandparents Norris. Mrs Walter Cullins hosts Kensington club. embroidery, refreshments. McDougal surprised by Kensington club and husbands for tenth wedding anniversary.
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Emme
Fred Hull
Mra
Robert Black
Frances Kivetner
Davenport
Susan Mehelsry
V. O. Muench
Amercan Medical Association
Minneapolis
Minn
George
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Laurentia Rolland
Nichols
Misa Wihna Briggs
Lone Tree
T. B. Norris
Walter Cullins
Kensington Club
McDou
Evening of hospitality leaves memories in dishes
Hosts hosted a gathering focused on visiting with guests. An assortment of Eitchen utensils was left as mementos of the occasion. Light refreshments concluded the evening.
Shake Off Your Rheumatism Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertises a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberisin containing liniment for rheumatic pains. Sold by all desirers.
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All Desiers
Petition for administration of absentee Edward Doran estate
In Muscatine County Iowa the District Court hears O D Doran petition for administration of Edward Doran absentee. The petition claims Doran left Witton Junction area about 1875 and has not returned for over ten years. Heirs named include John M Doran Fenx Doran Sadie Doran Catherine I Doran Clivep D Doran Mamie E Doran. Hearing set June 30 1913 at 9 am in Muscatine County court.
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District Court
State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
Edward Doran
Torm
John M. Doran
Catherine J. McKilligan
Sacha
Doran
Annie Yilison
Folks W. Doran
G. D. Doran
O. D. Doran
Bdnard Doran Abeemed
Resi Dence
Tollowar
Patrick Doran
Mary A. Doran
Ane
Fenx Doran
Sadie Doran
Catherine I. Doran
Clivep D. Doran
Aupie Doran
Mamie E. Doran
Gaid Edward Doran
Tows
Partes
Irig
R Court
Seid
Morlgntine
Towa
Muscatine Yournal
Muscaene County
A. P. Barker
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L. P. Loomis
Baltor
Ciucial Piper
Associated
Ups Church
Clay County
Jack Johnson
Europe
Toronto
Azlot
T. Physician
Prblic Health Commission
Barlborough
Bers
Witt
White House
Washington Democrat
Boles
Clarke
Democrat
Soup Creek
George Clarke
The
Waterloo Times-Tribune
Wall Street
O Polittea
Dubuges Telegraph-Herald
Jefferson Bee
Canal Rapids
Gaastte
Wilson
Congress
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Suger
Waterloo Courier
Con— Grovg
Des Moines Cribune
Tha Sibiey Tribune
Davenport Times
Mc' Neb
Jonening
Mason
City Times
Tha Seorchur
Tad Boone Newa
Tating
Pullit
Fowmel
Fair Hall
Muscatine Journal
Sanay
Professor Woodman
Debuque
Wilton
Davenport Vue
Henry Oberhouss
Mussin
Edger
Bertie
St Claire
Third Street
Henry Mardoch
Aif Incis
East Seebad Street
Horace
Lillibridge
Enderby's Way
Misa Carmichaal
Haderby
Smichaely
Hersel
Alond
Misa Garmuthast
Dore
Tory
Miss Carmichel Cruvely
Entla
Enderby's
Hostetter
K. A. Kirkpatrick
Robert Michens
Robert Wichens
Strand
Shere
Troy
Javy
Te Ninwod
Wagner
Mary J. Thurston
F. A. Latchaw
J. Cohn
West Liverty
Lumbar
Deep River
J. B. Parks
Iowa City
Emma Cooling
Wili Haness
Indianola
Grant Carl
Tipton
Gee. Nicolong
Ralph Leysen
Leonard Fuller
Muscatine
Kensington
John Gray
Thos
Raynor
W. R. Reid
Nicolaus
Harry Nicolaua
Frank Gray
G. G Leith
Imrs
Z. A. Maurer
Ars. Charles Miller
Moscow
N. Marticke
Abe Martin
Nowoe
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