Ohio flood catastrophe prompts national aid drive
The Journal laments a vast disaster flooding half of Ohio, likening it to Galveston and San Francisco. It praises national generosity for Muscatine area relief and urges prompt, broad support, calling on all to follow the example of wealthy donors and support reconstruction efforts.
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Yellow Sea
Ohio
Galveston
San Francisco
Indiana
Ofte
Chlor
Lund
Muscating
Weekly Journal Circulation Promises Wide Reach
The Daily Journal reports a large circulation guarantee claiming it exceeds the total of rival papers and rivals combined. It notes daily editions except Sunday, with weak delivery Tuesday and Friday tests and a 16 cent weekly carrier delivery. Subscriptions priced at 50 cents in advance for different frequencies.
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Giuarantene Freucor
Pre Daily Journal Ja
Ovary
Alenia
Dally
Thluphorea Sowa Trivets and Exounnent Details
A scrambled historical notice lists names and roles with unclear titles and numbers, mentioning an office and possible dates around 27 or 28, plus references to an operator and several labeled positions. The legible fragments point to a formal bidding or filing context with official duties.
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Sowa
Taropn
Tadlter
Rudoty Talor
Comant Feaort
Tamer
Muscatine Urges Aid for Flood Sufferers Domestically
Mayor Koehler issues a proclamation calling Muscatine residents to support flood relief efforts in Ohio and surrounding areas. The Journal and local banks will collect subscriptions to be sent to relief leaders, as donations rise with growing urgency for immediate funds to purchase supplies and relieve suffering.
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Muscatine
Ohio
Tad Iin Jas
Ts Hare
Koehler
Journal
Tag Eavoral Hanka
Vity
Onto
Cox
Koesler
Mascatine
Koebler
Iowa Highway Bills Stir Senate Conscience and Debate
Gossip at the Iowa Capital reports Senate and House wrangle over highway administration bills. Senators back a plan with minimal changes, rejecting broader lobby influence while considering funding and county road levies. The house defeats a state uniformity bill for school texts amid sharp lobbying clashes.
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Orig
House
Inwyeta
Inwyeta Who Represented the. School
Reminiscences of Long Ago in the Journal Clippings
The clipping recalls past Canton memories from fifty to ten years ago. It notes an Indian in Musquakas town in severe winter with frostbitten legs and community aid, a Swede losing money on a train through a card game, a gold headed cane gift from Trinidad CO, a March snowstorm affecting two residents, a school roof fire in Wilton, and travel notices about Beary Lange from Iowa City and funeral attendee Ludwig Lange in Wilton.
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Sesterday
Columbus Junction
Trinidad
Colo
Beary Lange
Stident
Dental
University of Jawa
Nist
Iawa City
Ludwig Lange
Lows Avenue
J. J. Russell
New’ York City
Wilton
John Russel
Dormant Spraying and Rose Care for Farm Orchard
The article stresses weather impact on corn and farm success, urges proper factors and cropping tactics. It explains dormant spraying for fruit trees to prevent pests and diseases, with lime sulfur mixture preparation, pricing, and equipment options. It also covers pruning roses for long stems, soil prep, and liberal manure and bone meal applications for rose beds.
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Articla
Great Roany
Representative Kirkpatrick Pushes General Legislation in Special Session
Washington D C March 38 Representative San Kirkpatrick of Ottumwa seeks action on general legislation during the special session. With long service in the internal revenue service he will press general measures for consideration by the house and is expected to be especially active in tax policy discussions.
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Commiegion
Des Moines
Senate
Washington, D. C
San Kirkpatrick
Ottumwa
Congress
Seation
House
Internal Revenue Service
Kinkpatrick
Igue
Clyde H. Tavenner
Ilnoia
Washington
Mr.Tavenner
Wilson
Whisky tax plan could curb dealer withdrawals
Rep Clyde H Tavenner and others discuss proposed amendments to whisky tax law. Kirkpatrick argues against dealer withdrawals under five gallon rules citing revenue losses and consumer risk. He also seeks no tax refunds on exported whisky and emphasizes maintaining American corn-based production.
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Internal Revenue
Alt. Kirkpatrick
Nickpatrix
Kirkpatrick
America
A Base Place For Your Money Ad
A local Iowa ad from Titus Loay & Investment Co offers farm mortgage services with promise of interest and principal collection without charge to the creator. Contact 213 Iowa Ave for details.
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Iowa
Titus Loay & Inveatment Co
Towa Ave
Ady
Cooperative Industrial Course At Fitchburg High School
The Fitchburg High School cooperative industrial course enters its fifth year guiding students through a four year program. Apprenticeships cover trades from machinist to drafting with wages rising yearly from 10 to 12 46 cents per hour. Classes mix shop work and academics, with weekly shop reports and supervision by director W. Hunter. Graduates pursue engineering, teaching, or skilled trades, and several have continued studies at universities or institutes.
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Muscatine
Fitchburg
University of Cincinnati
Mechanics Institute
Rochester
New York
Shay
Ghops
Efort
Bronday
W. , Hunter
Hin Yeading
Wade
Pitiuheburg Cooperative
Beach Worlk
Mes McLuods
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