Localal Distorted Directory Listing Draws Readers
Journal Agencies presents a garbled city directory for reader convenience listing stores and streets in a fragmented area, including Gro city, Sturibue deecery, Treeth Street, Toberg Bray, Crec ery Oregon, Duseli n Drug Store, Hoare shoy avenue, Kocklerville, Crayka s Grocery, Fullee Grocery and Lorenz Brow Teracerys.
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City
Sturibue Deecery
Reuth
Sfunen Tire
Toberg
Bray
Crecery
Oregon
Duseli'n Drug Store
Hoareshoy Avenue
Kocklerville
Crayka's Grocery
Fullee Grocery
Lorenz Brow
Teracerys
Unclear local notice from Tulephokea Iowa exchange
Fragmentary OCR text describes a local exchange in Tulephokea Iowa with references to numbers 2h and 27 and mentions publishers editors and assorted department-like items. Details are unreadable and multiple proper names appear distorted. The item reads like a damaged local business or notice page snippet with no clear event.
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Tulephokea
Iowa
Trivate
Pnuwers
Taroom
Perieainas Teddler
Rocery
Malllny Stoom
Pltohtarth
Portie Buslnewn
Alice Cal Alther
School election drives city voters to vote nonpartisan
Voters turn from city issues to upcoming school election next Monday. The piece notes Socialist candidates hold two board seats, with three new directors to be elected, and warns that partisan control could harm local schools. It urges attendance at the nonpartisan caucus Friday to prevent socialist dominance.
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Tlnes
Afugentine
D. Swsiys Ibeot
Muscatina
Partizan
Alvalra
Membara
Mudelos
Nonpartisan voter caution amid school district caucus tensions
The text argues that replacing members with party allies could demoralize organization and push schools toward partisan teaching. It warns nonpartisan voters should act effectively and harmoniously to avoid indifference or dis sension after Friday night caucus, implying risk to community values.
Democratic caucuses set stage for Wilson program in Congress
Special correspondent reports that Democratic caucuses in Washington forecast Senate control by progressives and a House ready to back a Wilsonian program once Congress reconvenes. Key appointments and committee shifts loom, with Underwood, Burleson, Pepper, and Kirkpatrick figures shaping the post election balance amid talk of a special session starting April 1.
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Washington
Progresaiva Democrata
Senate
House
Congress
Wilson
Martin
Democratic
Sunstar
Tudlann
Wilsong
Representarioa J Polinge
Pennsylvania
Burleson
Mitang Comulte Ley
Pepper
Popper
Gonnolly
Ar.irkpatrick
Orrine Cures Drink Habit Says Guaranteed
A historical ad touts Orrine as uniformly successful in curing drunkenness, promising a money-back refund if no relief after trial. The notice claims the product restores victims to sobriety and usefulness, selling for $1 per box and urging requests for a free booklet from A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
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Orrine
Avarant
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Reminiscences and local notes from Muscatine Times
Reminiscences span fifty to thirty years with notices of Captain Ben Beach returning home, Prof. E M Gurtin to lecture at Greenwood academy, and school board changes including Lillbridge resigning and replacements. Community updates mention hardware stock move by Frank Riggs, Muscatine College Debating Society formation, visiting Mrs Batterson, and minor local events amid sparse weather notes.
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Willam Watson
Eleventh Iowa
Ben Beach
E. M. Gurtin
Iowa City
Greenwood Academy
Swenty
Frank Riggs
Clarence
Orother
Business College
Muscatine College
Mra. D. N. Batterson and
Little Son
Paola
Kan
the & M. Batterson
Debating Suffrage Sparks Political Fight and Wit
The speech features a pant for the right to vote and a quip about pants from a suffragette, prompting a sharp rejoinder by Rep Hobson of Alabama. Rivalry between Hobson and Hestin heats up as they may debate the senatorial race, with Heflin and the Merrimac hero noted on the suffrage clash.
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Washington
Hobson
Alabamia
Hestin
Heflin
Gossip at the Town Capital adds to Iowa Senate agenda
In Des Moines on March 6, reports say the equal suffrage resolution faces delay as three senators are assigned to attend a Thayer event, pushing the special order to Friday. The day’s legislative notes also cover safety provisions for building sites, ice cream fat standards, and a transmission line eminent domain bill debated before adjournment.
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Ora Williams
Des Moines
Thayer
Ner
Haye
Chase Dill
Senate
Alien
House
Kimibalt
Iowa
Swort
Statewide power line bill and capitol building plan
Discussion on a district court petition process to grant right of way for transmission lines outside towns across public lands and private property. Governors plan to erect an office building with land purchase funded by a village tax to avoid waste and excess space, plus senate actions on safeguarding industrial school wards and medical professional conduct standards.
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Tha Keo J
Kuk Dari Company
Clarke Wa
Executive Council
Offles
Francis
Senate
Spensor
Yarely
Ib Wnes
Home Missionary Society Meets at Pratt Home
West Liberty March 6 M B church home and foreign mission societies meet at Mrs Charles Pratt home Friday afternoon all members requested to be present. Howard Anderson attended a conference in Chicago last week. Eby leaves for California with several stops. Godfray Meyers visited in Iowa City. Charles Mosher traveled to Coneville. Harold Phillips and Horace Klotz addressed business in Muscatine. Colonel P N Gibson conducted business in Iowa City. Drew D Morrow was a West Branch business visitor Monday. DeForest and wife visited in Dice fiat over J N Bare.
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West Liberty
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
The
M. B. Church
Charles Pratt
Howard Anderson
Chicago
Irs
Eby
California
Godfray Meyers
Ibnamens
Iowa City
Charles Mosher
Coneaville
Harold Phillips
Horace Klotz
Busiowsy
Muscatine
Blonday
Drew
D. Morrow
West Branch
Local people and visitors amid Des Moines and surrounding towns
A busy week with Mrs. A. Royal visiting Des Moines and Menlo. Mrs. Elliott returns from Muscatine after days with friends. Mulderman family resumes home from winter visit. Ben Black and wife depart for Des Moines and West Branch visitors in West Liberty. Wm Bodeman to Chicago. Crombough, former eighth grade teacher, visits Mrs. Plumes in town. Kimberley wife travels to Davenport. W Morrice in Davenport on business. Gertrud Keshner of Nichols in Liberty. J N Reeves visits Iowa City. Charles Wakce attends county seat. Warold Smith attends to matters.
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Des Moines
Menlo
A. Royal
Lows
Wilson Kimberly
A. L. Ronmalg
B. Stewart
T. Miller
A. Sissle
George Hinkhouse
Downey
Elliott
Wueeday
Hoopes
N. Mulderman
Kansas City
Ben Black
I Wan
Forsythe
al Hewingwar
West Branch
West Liberty
Wm. Bodeman
Chicago
Mise Gertruds Keshner
Nichols
Liberty
J. XN. Reeves
Lews
Charles Wakce
Warold Smith
Summer Meat Curing of Hogs on the Farm
K A Kirkpatrick outlines practical hog curing for farm meat supply. Key steps cover selecting healthy, active animals, proper aging, humane handling, trimming, and avoiding bruising. He details brine and dry curing methods, vessel choices, and preservative use with precise ratios for two standard recipes, plus notes on temperature, salting times, and smoking timelines.
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kUling
Jose
Funeral for Mrs Pullmer Held in Atallsed
Funeral services for Mrs. Pullmer, former resident of Atallsed, were held Tuesday afternoon at C. Snider's parlors. Survived by three daughters and one son, she died March 1 in Nebraska where she had lived with a daughter since her husband’s death years ago. Interment followed at Timber Lake Cemetery southeast of Liberty.
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Mabel Stanton
Davenport
C. A. Purvis
Wii
McCaw
Dr. Pullmer
Atallsed
C. Snider
Pullmer
Nebraska
Ware
M2 Eh, Russch
M. 5
Timberlake
Liberty
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