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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR item lists telephone numbers and names with unclear roles. It mentions Anacers Kak and several places and dates, referencing numbers 20 27 26 27. The text lacks coherent context or full entries to identify exact actions or events.
The Iowa House backed Representative Ines M. Brockway of Goulen county amid editorial calls to back his push for a thorough bridge investigation. Public officials and taxpayers may benefit from publicity and a rigorous probe, with Brockway able to extract information from bridge companies and county boards to curb graft and ensure honest competition.
A heated debate surrounds the artistic merit of the nickel elam and its perceived divergence among critics. Newspapers troll the piece while major outlets like the New York Times weigh in on circulation aims and authenticity, sparking debate over its eye appeal and cultural significance in a crowded media landscape.
The article discusses reactions to a proposed five cent coin redesign. Supporters praise its color while opponents worry it abandons the solemn look of the old coin and lowers buying power. The piece cites the New York Tribune and The Journal expressing concern over art, ugliness, and financial value of the new nickel.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette item questions wage raises for women workers and legality, noting public opinion often compels fair treatment. Chicago employers show willingness to adjust wages. Other papers discuss reform efforts by the Daughters of the American Revolution against social vice, the Fort Dodge commission plan, and political shifts in St. Louis, with calls for scrutiny of public figures and ambassadors.
Clippings recount events from 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 years ago. A farewell gift to Miss Emma Lillibridge honors her as a teacher. Ida Mey ferry set to begin trips. docks, ice, and shore clearance noted. duck hunters stock cabins as Elsie Klaffenbach hosts a music filled evening. ten years ago marked a Sunday.
Shade trees add value and comfort for farm homes and nearby plots, with species like basswood, maples, oaks, and elms recommended. Avoid short lived or nuisance trees such as box elder and cottonwood, and consider windbreak and ornamental planting plans.
An interesting visitor to the Iowa Senate floor this week was James J. Crossley, U S district attorney for the Fourth Alaska district. He spoke of Fairbanks headquarters and reported extensive district business, including numerous murders prosecuted and active placer and quartz mining with two dozen stamp mills.
An advertisement extolls Father John’s Medicine as a tonic that strengthens the system, builds the body, and drives impurities from the system. It claims to feed tissues, prevent pneumonia and consumption, and asserts 50 years of use as a pure, wholesome remedy. Instructions offer mail order with $1 for a large bottle via prepaid express.
A veteran Iowa legislator and journalist reminisce about direct vote bills and a famed gallery uproar. The note recalls old leadership, a Chicago paper man, and a playful story of a baseball match in Algona that ended with a rival captain's sharp tongue. The piece hints a favorable report on a teachers’ bill.
A chaotic session mix includes proposals to ban dancing in schools and require bonds for new merchants while penalties for transient traders loom. Lawmakers discuss workmen’s compensation, minimum wage for women at 1.25 a day, and investigations into bridge laborers as the calendar tightens and visitors from Washington watch Iowa politics.
West Liberty Louisiana. Mrs Warlir Jack of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs J C Hall. Mrs Abvle Fenstermaker arrives from Colorado Springs for an extended visit. Mr and Mrs Harry John move to Anderson Mothers home after March 20. J H Sanders visits in Iowa City. Mrs J Miesky returns to Nichols after visiting her sister. John Welh visits Davenport. O Age and wife visit Wik ton. Mrs George Gibson returns home from Winterset. Mrs Perry Case visits her daughter near Branch for 2 days. Mrs Haynes returns from Tipton. Willian Warren attends to business in Marengo. Mrs George Hawley of Muscatine visits Elmer Nichols family. Philathea Society meets March 19 at Mrs Ben Tabler’s home. Mrs Wim Negus visiting Springdale. Miss Carrie McClun to Portnightly Sacity March 17 with program on Richard Harding Davis.
An advertisement offers a free recipe to treat weak kidneys and bladder pain. It promises rapid relief from back ache, headaches, weakness, and sleeplessness and asks readers to request a copy from Dr A Robson at Detroit, Michigan, saying a doctor would charge $3.60 but this is sent gratis. The tone imitates a postal notice selling a home remedy with bold claims and no medical endorsement.
Sketches and previews of plays feature Mrs Mand Kos Ler and Miss Elsie Axtern coaching local talent. Multiple Davenport visits includ e Mrs Clark Nichols, Mrs H A Knott, and Miss Marie Kimberley. West Liberty circle plans A Day at the Fair with community performers. An extended stay is anticipated for Jef Wednest in Omaha, while others travel by train.
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