Advertising Representatives and City Journal Advertisements
Advertising representatives from Lorenzen and Wood provide map services in New York. Journal Agency markets advertise city notices for grocers like Hurlbut, Crayka, and Busch, with weekly and daily delivery options and rates.
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Lorenzen
Oode' Wean
Mailers Building
New Sork
Cune, Lorenzen Food
Brannick Balding
Woodeee
Lorinzenman, Gumbel Suilding
Associated Trew
Journal Agencie
Nan Autahiis
Hurlbut
Fenat
Atress Routh Atuwsatinn
Taporg Cros
Groce Te Grogon Atrset
C. A. Busch
Crow
Herone
Avent
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Crayka’s
Voller Grocery
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Carder
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Rami-workly
Telephones and exchange numbers listed in station issue
The article provides exchange numbers 26 and 23 and directs operators to request a person at Hepartment number No. 1 F. D. Tarne. Publilens No. 2 Monatins Edlety, g city Editor. 4 Society Editor. b composer nom. f Making Room Gen. B Titchfarth Ady Mer. No. For the business office is 26 or 27.
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Inmanees Ak
Hepartetert
F. D. Tarnae
Publilenes No
Monatins Edlety
Society
Titchfarth
Ady Mer
Amtel Thar
Nationwide Aid Urged After Destructive Floods In Midwest
Editorial urges federal and state action after catastrophic floods devastate Illinois Indiana and surrounding areas. It notes immense property loss and homelessness while praising President Wilson and calling for immediate relief resources and long term reconstruction funds to aid affected residents and communities.
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Ohl
Wndiana
Wilson
Wwe
Ita Theatre Trang
Weston
Ve Witlon
Ita
Muscatine votes on city hall bond to replace rotting building
Citizens debate a proposed bond issue to fund a new Muscatine City Hall as the current structure decays for a decade. Proponents argue safety and sanitation require urgent action while campaign details claim taxes would not rise and bonds can be repaid without tax increases.
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Muscnbine
Muscatine
Tore
City Hall Question Divides Muscatine Citizens
A local editorial urges readers to support a new city hall bond and warns that defeat would harm property values and growth. It argues the proponent side greatly outweighs opposition and appeals to thoughtful, progressive residents to vote decisively on election day.
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Muscar
Une
Muscalind
Avery
Muscating
Anea
Clty
New City Hall
Mr. Reader
Mrs. Reader
Martyrdom and Good Roads Debate in Towns and State
The sermon titled good roads bears on the Davis case and the ruin of a wooden bridge. Photographs by Henry Field show a broken bridge and a wrecked engine. the owner lies in a hospital dying. The piece criticizes road commissions moving to a concrete culvert, arguing funds are wasted on partisan politics rather than solutions.
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Toe Davis
Chicago Tribune
Tris
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Jon Davis
Chicago-Tribune
Joe
Iowa
Reminiscences of Long Ago from Muscatine Journal
A flashback column recounts events from Fifty, Forty, and Twenty years ago in Muscatine. Notes mention river trade and boats from Pittsburgh to Muscatine, Orville Grant's visit, a hunting fatality near Geneva Island, and short updates on Miss Methie Correll and local officials.
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Muscat Davenport
No Line ‘Company
Revee
Pittsburgh
Cntine
Vielng Menihty
Orville L. Grant
Elocle
Burlington
Davidson
William Ioach
Chicago
Andrew J. Reaves
Fairport
Geneva Jnland
Misa Methie Correll
Gatorado
Nebraska
Ira
Alice Parker
Arcadia
Neb
M. Cummins
Misg
Race
Seed Corn Grading and Planter Adjustment Tips
KIRKPATRICK advises on grading seed corn after shelling to remove small or irregular kernels, then configuring planters by seed grade. He suggests testing different plates, aging grain in airy sacks, and keeping the seed separate by grade for accurate drops. Also notes drag road work and township cooperation for road maintenance.
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Anon
Wales
The Servant in the House comes to Grand Theatre
The Servant in the House described as a landmark drama by Warper’s magazine and the Evening Post, comes to the Grand Theatre in Buynday for matinee and night. It previously played at the Savoy New York and toured major cities and European capitals, with critics calling it the era’s greatest drama and a poignant portrayal of a Hindu figure seen as a Christ reincarnation.
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Warper’s Magazine
New York ‘Evening Post
Grand’ Theatre
Buynday
Middle West
New York
Savoy Theatre
Chicago
San Francisco
Bos Jton
Philadelphia
Unis
London
Berlin
Vienna
Sarin
Dandruff Cure Promoted Amid Industrial Notes
A jumble of advertisements and notices mentions Hoy's Hair Health claiming to cure dandruff and restore hair color, with druggist guarantees and bargain soap. Included is a political letter endorsing John Cray for Lime Springs postmaster and summaries of railroad and political committee news.
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Hoy
Hay
Eakers of
Harling Soup Free
A. Bidmced, AG
Sostlnee x
Brown
Jobi
Cray
Lime Springs
Howard County
Iowa
Mr. Cray
Grown
Owl
Wilton
Musesting County
Tie
Wilton Wor
Chicago
Nation's Capital News and Views on Reed for marshal post
Washington dispatch outlines Nick Reed's fierce bid for the southern district U.S. marshal job. It notes opposition from Claude Meyers Ottumwa and ties to Wilson Clark factions, with strategic moves by T J Phillips and connections to Bryan. Intrigue centers on endorsements, potential White House influence, and Attorney General McReynolds' stance.
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Washington
D. C
Nick Reed
U.S
Reed
Sinte
Bryan
Des Moines
Tim Las
Exedtayor
T. J. Phillips
Ottmwa
Spon
Claude Meyers
Ottumwa
Phillips
Pacsbal
Mr. Phillips
Xeave
Wilson
Clark
Nick
Baltimore
Bill Heb
Parker
Nat
New Yorker
Belveders
Metoyia
Tryan
Wilgon
Glark
McGombs
Tme
Ferry Sullivan
Lone Kirkpatrick
Kirknatrick
Je Meyers
Sullivan
LE Sullivan
Art Bronson
Algo
McReynolds
Pepper
Tonmrees
Tania
White House
Wilron
W. C. Brown
New York Central
Plush Pants and a Washington Parade of Diplomacy
In Springheld Massachusetts Republicans view Wilson as earnest but lacking imagination. The Dew administration faces mockery over his self serious image. Reported by observers, Roosevelt allegedly nicknamed him Plush Pants for his fondness for formal trappings of diplomacy.
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Mass
Thuntington Wilson
Dew Administration
Wilson
Washington
Col. Roosevelt
Witty Press Commentary on Roads and Politics
A fragmentary press collage quotes various newspaper outlets on good roads, federal policy, and political figures. It notes local sentiment favors road improvements, references Democratic and Republican figures, and mentions reactions from Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Dubuque, and Mason City papers amid an era of legislative debate.
Davenport Low a fist: a cryptic note from a 30 Times page
A fragment from a Davenport Iowa newspaper page presents a cryptic line about starting at Boms and seeing first why not quires. The readable text is fragmentary, offering limited context and no clear event.
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Boms
Bazaar Appreciation At Ladies Aid Sale In Spokane
Fred Bogart of Spokane visited relatives this week while Jef Murdock arrived for a home visit. Omjar Hannon stayed with his father in Magentine. A wind storm caused damage locally with scattered injuries. Ruth Venath and Henry Reeney families shared meals and visits over the weekend.
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Fred Bogart
Ivanting
A Message to Railroad Mom Warns of Kidney Pills
An old warning from E Bacon of Bath Maine touts Foley Kidney Pills as a cure for a chronic kidney inflammation caused by an alleged railroad conductor. The writer claims improved strength and fewer spells after starting the pills and urges others to try them.
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E. Bacon
Bath St
Bath
Misgrave
Irland
Sony
W. Ag
Dissolution Notice Seeks Settlement of Debts
Dissolution notice states sale of Gingksmith shop interests and transfer of control to Schmid Bros. of Nichols Is. It directs all debtors to settle accounts with Schmid Bros. at once and notes Seamitt Bros & Co accounts have been turned over to Schmid Bros. for settlement.
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O Mir
Herestadt
Seamitt Bros & Co
Schmid Bros
Schimile Bros
Nichols
Notice to Printers and Publishers Bid Request Amwscar Iowa
City of Amwscar invites sealed bids for printing binding and furnishing official city council proceedings from 1814 to 1914. Bids due April 3 at 7 20 p m. Bid price per page and per copy must be stated. City reserves right to reject all bids per City Council order H B Caple City Recorder March 25 131%.
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City Recorder
Amwscartine
H. B. Caple
Masestine
Iowa
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V. Throop
Publinber
L &. Loomis
Minaging Water
Bola Paper
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Lee ‘Newspaper Syndicats
Muscatine Journal
Wermle Gelljek
Munywars
Frank Nevins
Fred Beach
Oskaloosa
Tawi
Iena
Jotacatine
Oslaloosa
K. A. Kirkpatrick
Liss
Ani
Prayglng
Pat
Altones
Jess
Stacy
Kilpetrick
Kit Garaga Post
Western Association of Repregantatives
Mississippi
Missouri Line
Congress
Representative Stour
Montana
Hammond
Minnesota
Lobdeck
Taylor
Colorado
P. Book
Wakelee
Chamberlain
Adv
x-Ae Laboratory
Davenport
OWA
Webster
apreeman-Tribune
Freetian Tribune
Council
General Assembly
Newparell
Cedar Rapids
Castana Times
Albert Jan
Marty
Nevada
Iowa ‘City
Waterloo Courier
Dubuque
Marshalltown Times
Wa Lawa Democratic E
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Auierical
Beecham
Abe Martin
Buiza
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