Advertising agents and local businesses list in 1900s paper
The fragment lists advertising representatives and multiple city businesses including grocers and drug stores. It mentions Associated Press agencies and several street names, implying a directory-like entry for local commerce and news service attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodine ,Tuaing
Ers
New York
Foneneen & Woogieman
Bevnuwick Sundine
Kaepses
Cone
Torungan
Wootmas
Carabel Building
Associated Pee
Ans
Sonch
Dru
Taleironee Firneh exchange names and editor roles
Fragmented OCR text lists numbers and roles such as publisher editor city editor and composing room staff. It references a private firneh exchange and department numbers but lacks clear events or dates. The readable items show job titles and an unclear contact sequence without a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa
Exchanka
Arco
Ee sSyareaae
Housing diplomatic representatives in foreign capitals urged
The article laments President Wilson's diplomacy delays and Congress indecision over funding housing for American diplomats abroad. It argues for a dedicated appropriation, noting salaries are sufficient and objecting to Sacrifices by public servants to fund foreign service. It warns national decline if Congress acts too slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirgon
Nis
Aleps
Aviuy ataLuls
State Department
Toreiga
Foreign Service
Wilson
Chicago Record-Herald
Wilson Jn
Congress
Provident
Things They Say Cornell Blitts Nonpavally
Fragmentary quote highlights public opinion against striking duties and responsibilities. Mentions China and white man’s Warden in unclear context, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a historical column or opinion snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
China
Wwe
Politically loaded national debates in Iowa papers
A collage of editorials and letters from Marshalltown, Waterloo, Sioux City, Anamosa and Davenport discuss Wilsons policies, mothers pensions, plural marriages, Montenegro Serbia tensions, and public utilities regulation. The writers urge balanced action, scrutiny of corporate influence, and state oversight to curb excessive private power.
Registration notices for Muscatine six ward election days
Six registration days are set for Muscatine voters ahead of a special election. Registrars will operate 8 AM to 4 PM on Sept 7 1993 and March 7 plus April 14 1893 hours vary. Voters residing outside the city or who moved wards may register at designated ward houses. Mayor Koehler urges eligible residents to register to vote.
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Man
Muscatine
Enlyt City
Ely
Munsentine
Ore
Excelsior Howe
Apel
Reliet Hose
Dawe
Jaly
Port Allen March 26a Odd Brinks hag wee
Port Allen residents report several health ailments including neuralgia and headaches among locals. Families mention extended relatives and routine visits, with a focus on upcoming events at Beachamp cemetery and duck hunting excitement among neighbors.
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Port Allen
Tabu Turner
Tamteyy
Uus Ig
Tliza Wolford
Peilay Gud
Vile de Dealer Chowan
Syith
Schomberg
Conesville
Wilson
Reminiscences of Long Ago Clipping Summary
Clippings recount 30 years ago notes from the Muos feature Journal. Released from government service are Jennia Whipple and Kare Culvel with mail and passenger packets Keakwl and Davenport. A passenger train collision near TSACO caused limited damage while timber workers and unemployed city residents anticipate harvest needs. A Chicago Easter visit, a local wedding at Fuller street, and typhoid improvement news among residents are noted alongside former telegraph workers.
Deadlines and notices from Columbus Junction court list
Delayed notice outlines a court summons list for April 2 1904 at 10 a m with numerous names including Wilbur Austin Ellett G Borden Hicott J H Brown and many others. Local items report Mrs Harvey Waster ill Walter Mincher and others visiting Colum bus Junction. Quarantine on James Smith and family for smallpox plus a mortgage burning party by I O O F with a large turnout and speeches.
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Columbus Junction
Court House
Wanella
Wilbur Austin
Ellett
Iyo
Walter Mincher
Jean
Thos, Maxwell
Fred Coffin
Albert Snyder
Covesville
Tames Smith
Prsons
I. O
E. B. Tucker
R. Smith
A. W. McBlain
Carpencer
J. M. Doteleon
2. K. Shellabarger
G. A. Galion
S. Turkington
Salmon Home
W- F. Hall
Mru. Salmon
Balcemi
George Kkellenbarger
Wanpello
Eastern Star Lodge
Guy Masonwolder
Sousa County Bank
Orley Wilcox
Ines Shector
Corn Stand Practices and Planting Wisdom from 1900s Field Notes
Article advises farmers on corn planting density for diverse soils, noting two to four stalks per hill as workable. Discusses accurate seed testing, proper planter adjustment, pest and rodent challenges, and avoiding thinning mistakes. Warns against overplanting and replanting, stressing stand quality and field-wide uniform ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Talg
Dean
Sumer
Minnesota
Literary Notes Sherlock Holmes Letters Reach Conan Doyle
Reader letters addressed to Conan Doyle pour in with earnest tone as fans discuss Sherlock Holmes. The notes reflect strong public engagement and fascination with the detective, highlighting ongoing cultural impact.
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Sherlock
Conan Doyle
ORRIN E Drink Habit Treatment Ad in Ady News
An advertisement touts the ORRINE treatment to cure the drink habit claiming it destroys desire for whisky beer and other intoxicants. It promises secret distribution at $109 per box and a money back guarantee if results are not seen. A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second A venue Ady promotes a free booklet.
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Orrine
A. W. Morgan
West Second _ predt
Ady
Not Provided Proper Title From OCR Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions correspondence with Sir Gowen Doyle and a request to forward a letter. It references names like John Adcock and Helin, with vague pleas for signature and reception. The text is unclear and lacks coherent event details.
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Gharlocis sHalmes
Bai Saya
John Adcock
Helin
Jeter
Gowen Doyle
Ba Goo Niough
Grotesque Art and the Postimpressionist Illusion
Royal Cortisson writes in the April Century arguing Postimpressionists are not a true movement but a sensational print-driven phenomenon. He defends their merit against critics, noting the deep, patient study behind beauty and suggesting revolutionaries in thought often face persecution and derision.
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Royal Cortisson
New School
Strielly
Galileo
Columbus
Per
Manet
Mountain Manners and Aftermath of Reconstruction
The piece discusses mountain etiquette and the need to imagine oneself in another’s position, citing Horace Kephart and examples of courteous behavior. It highlights a Century magazine preview by Clay Howell on Reconstruction, noting how postwar South economies recovered, with emphasis on former Confederate soldiers as poor whites and the broader social shifts following abolition.
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Appalachia
Horace Kephart
Clavie Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Dissolution Notice Transfers Blacksmith Shop Interest
Dissolution notice announces sale of interests in the Blacksmith shop to J. W. Borgstadt. The Schmitt Bros. & Co. accounts have been turned over. debtors are urged to settle with Schmilst Bros. at once. Remaining in the implement business at the old stand.
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J. W. Borgstadt
Schmitt Bros. & Co
Schmilst Bros
Sehmitt: Bros, Nichole
Millersburg notes March events and local moves
Frank Laas returned from Burlington to see his father and is improving. Mrs Terry and Mrs Gilmore headed to Independence for treatments and visits. Citizens moved, delivered goods, and settled accounts. Local church groups held dinners and quilting sessions with March activities reported.
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Jack Aledo
Jack Waleland
Green House
Marcel
Levy
Aledo Merch
L. B. Turner
Rank Mayhew
Reel Island
March Vath
Charlie Waeland
Art Michel
Aledo March Lyth
L. RR. Turner
W. We. Wakeland
Lac Collet
L. Scranton
Aledoon Athen
M.D. Sturdock
NM. E. Shurch
Examination and travel notes from March events
March entries describe an examination at the Sanitarium and home treatment plans. Ms Shelley travels to Aledo on Mooteh 290 for business, while James Garner visits from New Boston, Md, arriving March 22. Rev Terapletor of Minnesota, minister at the Presbyterian church, arrives March 28 to raise funds for a ministerial supper.
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Shelley
Aledo
Mooteh
James Garner
New Boston
Mareh
Terapletor
Minnesota
Presbyterian Church
Jay, Ll
Do You Constigated Lure From Dr King Pills
Ad reads Dr King s New Life Pills claiming to cure constipation by stimulating the liver improving digestion and flushing poisons from the system. The sale points to Alavercamn s Prescription Drug Store for purchase.
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Dr. King
Alavercamn
aAdy
Notice to Printers and Publishers for City Proceedings
Sealed bids for printing and binding of Muscatine Iowa official city proceedings from March 20 1912 to March 31 1914 are due April 3 1913. Bidders must state price per page for all material and labor and for thirty copies ten bound volumes retained by the bidder. City Council will consider bids at 7 30 o clock p m.
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City Recorder
Musca
Tine
Iowa
Chry Recorder
Actad
Connell
Hi. B. Gayle
Gliy Recorder
Eating
Jaowk
Sage Tea Restores Natural Hair Color Says Ad
An old time ad claims Sage and Sulphur hair remedy turns gray hair back to natural color. It explains mixing at home or buying Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedys from druggists, applied with a sponge to the hair, claiming results by morning and after several uses.
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Nowaday
Wrath’s
A. W. Morgan
West Sycond
Wyeth
Saya O
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Lee Newspaper Syndicate
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Oureslyes
Ugto
Marshalltown ‘Times
Utsh
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Waterloo
Austria
Montanegro
Servia
Sioux City
Tribune
Bersace Boles
Anamosa Journal
Wada
Iowa City
National Democratic
Anamosa
Gower Burleson
Pontalees
Davenpore
ynbHe sArve Lee
NOTIN
Lowrad Koehler
Chy of Brusca
Apince
cCanla
Revordar
Port
TSACO
Wisconsin
Chicago
Tad
Rowland
William W. Mesher
Brida
Fuller Street
Rev. G. Bgix
United Brethren
Walter Kineman
Galesiy
Bara Jonason
Mr. Folson
Westen Tnior ‘Telegraph Company
Abelmont
Madras
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K. A. Kirkpatrick
Tarren
Millersburg
Scott
Catarra
Bowne
Tigerfeld
Abe Martin
Nobuddy
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