Advertising Agencies and Journal Circulation Terms
Fragmented OCR notes list advertising representatives and journal distribution details. It outlines agencies serving New York and Brunswick, with circulation figures, daily and weekly issues, and pricing. It names local grocers and drug stores as ledger points for readers.
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Chinarecoae
Lecamzan & Wroodnun
Sullers Hunding
New_York
Colls
Sferonzen & Woodman
Brunawick Bulidinks Hansan City
Cany
Leronzen de Woodman
Gumbel Buliring
Miniber
Associated Free
Kudackibirs
Osha
Dally Journal Ix
Eardler Ani
Weeny Dally
Weeny
Pene
Ldmnuay
Haat Fil
Haurlbur Grovery
Ery
Dragon Atrect
Cne
Tuach
Hare
Avonus
Ecklervilie
Crayka
Unclear OCR fragment on private branch exchange numbers
Fragmentary text mentions telephony terms and names but lacks coherent facts or context. no identifiable event, date, or party to summarize.
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Tallyronia
Towa
Wheochery
Wratel
Ina Babar Popysker
Zoya Eine
Feeer
Fitenearth
Ady Star
Biusines
Elther
Journal introduces crop advisor department feature
The Journal announces a new department by Prof I Kirkpatrick, Muscatine county crop advisor, who will discuss gardening topics and crop problems. Readers may submit inquiries to be answered publicly when suitable, with individual queries answered in private when needed. The move aims to aid subscribers, farmers, and the county crop improvement effort.
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Featura
Ieast
Ay Hirkpatrici
Muscatine County
Gardcwlar
Selth
County Crop Improvement Association
Kirkpatrick
Tomll
Informal address critiques courage in presidential succession
The text comments on President-elect Wilson delivering an informal address after leaving New Jersey governorship. It argues future presidents must show courage, comparing Washington Lincoln Roosevelt to Cleveland and noting the current administration faces tangible crises demanding bold action.
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Wilson
Tle
New Jersey
Livalate
Sma
Washington
Lincoln
Poosevelt
Bobu
Lincoln Cnd
Democratic Faith in Wilson and Courage for Change
A critical piece argues Woodrow Wilson will shape the next decade’s course in the United States. It praises his early administration, urges disciplined party unity, and calls for courageous, discriminating leadership to sustain progressive aims amid internal Democratic struggles. The piece reflects ardent public sentiment on Wilson and presidential potential.
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Alt Nationa
Bia
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Atso
Mrove
Sanger
Democratic Party
Agamrich
Fuethermoms
Demetricy
Srhlep
Wicca
Yartren
Funy
Roosevelt
Pwlia
Gourage
Woodrow Wilton
Automobiles and the High School Begin Cooperative Plan
In Lansing Michigan the high school and local auto shops implement an industrial cooperative course. Students spend a year in school then alternate weeks between academics and shop work in auto or gas engine departments. The program, led by Superintendent Cummings, aims to train skilled workers and place graduates as apprentices in local plants.
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Lansing
Alich
United States
Tent of
Edu
Langdig
Thor S
Thorfall
Vour
Cummings
Fitchburg
Mass
Reminiscences of Long Ago Across the River
A fragment from a long ago column recounts ferrying on the river with the Deculion, band members riding a four horse wagon, and notes on ice clearance and river conditions. It preserves mentions of local figures like Robert Hatch and PD. G. Cloud, and records a mix of social events and local anecdotes from decades past.
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Deculion
Lee
Robert Hatch
Industrial-Cooperative Course Leaders Vocational Education Rise
Pupils seek specie preparation through the industrial-co operative course under a well qualified instructor. He blends trade experience with teaching, a rare asset as Lansing praises vocational leadership. Two former high school failures now lead the industrial department with notable success.
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Teanhred
Lansing
Qumimings
Gossip at the Iowa Capital reveals school exam flaws
Des Moines reports former Polk County official Searle Huegle investigating how tax funded public coal and other school prep are prepared. A review shows many examinees fail first attempt certificates. Huegle notes curriculum gaps and suggests reforms including review work and summer programs to improve pupil readiness. A legislative index project aims to aid reference and lawmaking. Boards may cut costs by contracting prisoner meals, ending fixed price rules and allowing local bids.
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Ora Williams
Des Moines
Searle
Steele Huegle
Polk County
Pura
Tle
Huegle
Tungle
Peng
Ulims
National Guard Battery to be Formed at Clinton
General Logan authorizes organizing a field battery at Clinton as part of the Town National Guard. Four armored guns will be provided with a large government investment. Delegates to the peace congress in St Louis May 18 and the Jefferson memorial dedication are planned. Iowa invited to send delegates.
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Guy J. Logan
Clinton
War Department
LGG Men
National Guard
Clarke
St. Louis
Jefferson Memorial
Iowa
Grandview News Roundup From March Activities and Visits
Grandview Iowa residents undertake travel and visits across Muscatine Burlington Davenport and Wapello regions. Notable items include petitions for M. N. & B. railway service, moves of households to farms, sickness and recoveries, family visits to Maines City, and church group annual meeting with parsonage reception.
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Grandview
Marah
DdLisaelon Werner
Ingentine
Wiliam Walker
J. Belk
Muscatine
M.N
Breasrs
Peter Muller
W. J, Dickinson
Charles Ing
W. B. Reed
Burlington
Frank Stineman
Wapails
Joan A. Kenp
Canton Cocklin
Ison Howard
Maines Ctty
George Witber
George Rexroth
Davenport
Mel
Joe State
Chien
Af Burington
Will
Moses Guthrie
Elmer McDaniel
Tom McDaniel
Miga Ora Gast
Mugcatine
Maud King
Mr. Curtis
Local notes from a midwest church and community events
The report covers a pastor and wife hosting a small gathering with ice cream cake and coffee. It notes Dewey McGrew's sickness confinement, family returns from Leavenworth, moved household goods to Wapello, and several residents improving after illnesses or operations. A social at a church ladies' aid, a fall injures Nora Steele, plus various caregiving and travel updates.
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W. B. Jackson
Dewey McGrew
Pred Shaw
Leavenworth
Iran
George Hascher
Wapello
William Bork
Anna
Chatfield
Muscatine
Harold
Tesse Partling
Lette
Ed. Dodder
Latts
William Belk
Tackson
Ald Society
M, Lh
Nora Steele
Melchior Rost obituary details long life in Iowa parish
Melchior Rost born September 8, 1803 in Switzerland. He journeyed to the United States, lived in St. Louis and Clinton County Iowa, married Katherine Bollinger in 1860 and had three daughters. Later moved to Muscatine and Wilton areas, remarried Louise Wille, had a son, and endured multiple family losses. He joined the Evangelical Church and attended Methodist services in Wilton. Funeral held at M and E church with Rev. Povenig assisting. buried Evangelical Cemetery south of Wilton.
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Melchior Rast
Beringens
Carton Schatt+ Hausen
Switzerland
United States
Anguet _LRAS
St. Louis
Clinton County
Iowa
Katherine Bollinger
Tshg
White Side
Kingis
Muscatine County
Towa
Wilton
Niy de
Louise Wille
Vea
Elizabeth Maralf
Lydia
Mary
Henry Haan
Muscauise
Paulus Hahn
Moscow
Freq Rost
David Rost
Page
Anna
Giles
Hedpeaks
Eisa Weeff
Jesus Christ
F. We Povenig
Coughlin
Kettelkamp
Cutting Down the Risk in Oats Growing
K A Kirkpatrick outlines low cost methods to raise oat yields. Treatments include seed grain handling, picking early high yielding varieties, drilling instead of broadcast seeding, and combining fanning with grading. Seed treatment with formalin reduces smut by 10 to 45 percent, costing 8 to 19 cents per acre, and drilling improves uniformity and per acre yield by up to 10 bushels. The piece cites Iowa and Minnesota experiment stations, stresses proper seed bed, and lists varieties like Kherson, Red Barly oat, Red Texas, and others as suitable early options.
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Minnesota
Ali
Nebraska
North Dskow
Rover
Iowa
Offica
Crow
Tse
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Tonic
A home remedy claims to darken faded gray hair using Sage and Sulphur, with Wyeths preparation marketed as a ready-to-use tonic. Advertises easy application, quick results, and superior appearance, noting drugstores sell the product and local pharmacists report strong sales.
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Comajon Gardén
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