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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
3
New York Alice-ad W. Sal St. Mowo ib Bidg details cost and charges. Chicago Office 760 Marquette Building Payne & Young i6 charge.
The Daily Journal is issued every evening Monday through Saturday. The Semi Weekly Journal is issued Tuesday and Friday nights with pages. Daily by carrier in city and weekly collection rate listed. Mail subscription one year cost nine dollars and thirty cents. Semi weekly one year costs one dollar.
The Journal lists local agencies for convenience including East Hill and East 2nd street with Clay Kneese Grocery, W F Miksch's Grocery, a street car track end, W C A Busch's Drug Store, Hershey Avenue, Keckierville with Chayka's Grocery, West Hill and J H Fuller Grocery.
Editorial and business office references appear for Bell and the Wilesissippi Valley with a date pattern 12 27 2000 and numbers 80 200 and minus values. The fragment notes organizational associations and possible financial figures.
The Republicans of Muscatine county convene Saturday March 14 1908 at 1 30 pm at the Court House Muscatine Iowa to elect sixteen delegates to the state convention and sixteen to the second district congressional convention. Representation is based on one delegate per township ward plus one per twenty votes over ten for Albert B Cummins governor 1906. Committees will organize caucuses in each township and ward to select delegates.
Joe R. Lane is named chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee amid party organization moves. The appointment signals a shift in leadership as Republican efforts coordinate candidate support and policy outreach.
A highly charged editorial condemns the Collinwood school fire tragedy in Cleveland in which more than 150 children aged 9 to 12 died. It draws lessons from the Iroquois theatre blaze and the Gen Slocum incident, urging stricter fire codes, safer exits, and accountability for those responsible for public buildings. The piece warns that neglect endangers schools, theatres, churches, and assembly halls, urging Muscatine officials to ensure comprehensive fire protection.
Lincoln armory House for Company I dedicated with pomp. Boone’s new $18 000 home hosts Company I as visitors from Fort Dodge Ames and nearby towns attend ceremony.
Reminiscences of long ago record J B Rider of Wapello to lecture at Tremont hall and Joseph Barker to begin a series of lectures in Muscatine starting March 12. An April 5 vote will decide a Cedar River bridge tax. 40 years ago notes report demolition of the old Congregational church for a new residence and list municipal election winners. 30 years ago items note O R Cowles moving to clerk job in Washington and G O Pierce publishing the Scientific Farmer weekly in Chicago.
Twenty years ago March 5 Sunday reports include Will Hennessey a Burlington brakeman heading to Cedar Rapids for treatment after a lung hemorrhage. Carrie Butler pastor of Friends church South Muscatine returns to charge while her mother improves. Cedar street school girls form the W. A. S. club with a Maine disaster reading planned at Jessie Collins home.
A 60 by 100 foot building with a 60 by 85 foot drill hall was crowded to hear Governor Cummins speak, highlighting the event's scale and setting in a spacious venue.
A 70 year old woman, Mrs Tim Turpit, braved smoke and fire to pull her husband from a blazing Clarksville residence. The couple woke in night clothes and escaped. The husband returned for a purse with $25. she reentered the flames to rescue him when he did not emerge.
Township residents will meet in caucus at the Mount Grove school house on Tuesday March 10 at 3 o'clock to choose seven delegates for the county convention in Muscatine on Saturday March 14 and to nominate a township ticket by petition. J. H. Van Camp, Committeeman.
W. H. Smith, among the victims of the Great Western wreck at East Cabin East Dubuque, endured forty five minutes of agony as rescuers freed him from a perilous position between tele scoping cabooses. His hair reportedly changed from iron gray to white during the wait.
Pike township voters will meet in caucus Saturday March 7 at Nichols town hall at 7 30 PM to choose seven delegates to the Muscatine Republican County convention on March 14 1908. J E Hesser.
This week Mt Pleasant hosts the state oratorical contest with major preparations for delegates and a distinguished panel of judges. Organizers expect one of the biggest events in several years bringing notable attention and activity to the town.
The republican voters of Goshen township will meet in caucus on Saturday evening March 7 at Woodman hall Atalissa at 7:30 for selecting seven delegates to the Muscatine Republican County convention on March 14 1908.
The annual convention of the Nineteenth district of Iowa Knights of Pythias is held in Iowa City today with several hundred expected in attendance. Grand Chancellor Bilby will attend as initiation in the third degree is planned and instructional work will be conducted.
Moscow township republican voters will meet in caucus on Thursday March 12 at 2 30 to select five delegates to the Muscatine republican county convention to be S M Hoskins.
Archbishop Keane announced to the diocese that the triennial synod will be held at the Dubuque cathedral on April 2. The gathering will relay a papal message on recent legislation and the need for possible further measures.
Foley's Urine Laxative is sold under a positive guarantee to cure constipation sick headache stomach trouble or any form of indigestion. If it fails the manufacturers refund your money. A. W. Morgan druggist.
Miss Laura Mason visits relatives near Mannon. Epworth League Leap Year social raises funds. Quarterly meetings cancel Sunday chapel services due to New Boston meetings. New baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Litcitn. Mrs. Sloan travels to Monmouth for a sister's death. Families move within the area with several name exchanges and relocations including Kerch, Stottler, Charlie Welch, Jessie Willitts, and Mrs. Kate Bear.
Frank Blachly of Ottumwa returns from Des Moines after clothes found on river banks sparked suicide fears. He asserts the garments were stolen and placed there, clearing him of any self harm implication.
After hours of deliberation the Waterloo jury in the state of Iowa versus Daniel Stager returned a verdict of not guilty on charges of rape involving a 6-year-old girl.
Cedar Township voters meet at Cedar Center Schoolhouse Saturday March 7 at 7 30 p m to select delegates to the Muscatine Republican convention in Muscatine Iowa March 14 1908 J F Williams Committee
Bloomington township republicans will meet in caucus at 1 30 o clock Saturday afternoon March 7 in the grand jury room of the court house to select six delegates to the republican county convention at Muscatine March 14 1908 announced by J C Stuart Committeeman.
Republican voters of Seventy-Six township will meet in caucus at 2 30 p m on March 7 at No 4 school house to choose three delegates to the Muscatine county convention to be held March 14 1908. F A Runyon,
In the mansion Katherine tends to the children while Rupert Haverford arrives with gifts and promises to help. Mrs. Brenton fears Camilla Bardolph’s delayed visit and the two women weigh past resentments tied to Gerald Baynhurst’s sister. The chapter ends with Rupert’s quiet resolve and a hint of future trouble.
Wapello board of supervisors meets as Oakville residents protest taxation rules for property inside and outside the corporation. Visitors from New Boston and Keithsburg observe the discussion while local residents travel and update on family matters and illness.
Morning Sun community notes visitors including Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs. A M Dodder. J W Warnstaff returns after 36 years away, sharing reminiscences of Idaho, Ft Leavenworth and Ft Custer. A Iowa Central wreck east of Morning Sun injures crews and damages three engines, with losses estimated up to 76000 dollars.
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