Journal Agencies List For City Readers
The Journal notes agency locations at Kecklerville Chayka's grocery West Muscatine Sharrar's grocery South Muscatine Morse Washburn's grocery End of street car track. Extra papers will be on sale nightly at these places for convenience. Regular subscribers who miss delivery can obtain papers there.
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Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Muscatine
Sharrar’s Grocery
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn's
Gibson Heater firm eyes Muscatine location
The Journal states it has no stock in Gibson Heater and urges Muscatine residents to investigate the proposed factory site. It cites endorsements from J. M. Kemble J. H. Munroe and others and argues the project offers a major industrial opportunity for the city. Citizens are called to evaluate the claims and consider the potential benefits.
Keokuk Gate City Warns About Tariff Revisions
A Keokuk newspaper counsels calm in economic debate. The paper quips not to look worried to avoid being seen as tariff revisionists, reflecting local sentiment on policy shifts.
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Keokuk Gate City
Creston Democrat Rejects Boies Platform Suggestions
The Creston American, a Democratic newspaper, spurns the idea that Horace Boies should draft the party platform, labeling the proposal as coming from a re organizer and opposing the move.
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Horace Boies
Cato Sells Endorses Any Democratic Choice for 1904
Cato First Though notes that Cato Sells prefers the Democratic nominee in 1904 and will likely back any strong Democratic leader chosen by the party to secure victory.
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Ottumwa
Cato Sells
Keosauqua State Line Democrat Attacks Rinehart Group
The Keosauqua State Line Democrat labels Mr. Rinehart's organization of extremists as a political revolt. It contends the move seeks to form a party within a party and will spur the regular organization to respond forcefully.
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Keosauqua State Line Democrat
Rinehart
Iowa Divorce Surge May Require New Judges
The Ottumwa Courier reports divorce cases in Iowa are rising to disrupt court business. If the trend continues, it suggests electing a new judge in every district to handle only matrimonial cases.
Roosevelt on Yellowstone Park A National Treasure
President Roosevelt praises Yellowstone as a unique wonderland in the United States where wilderness scenery and wildlife are preserved with remarkable tameness. He credits the creator and preserver for wise foresight and democratic preservation benefiting Montana Wyoming and Idaho.
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Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Local notes from Blandensburg area include weddings and school news
J T Parker and sister Roxy attended their father's funeral in Blandensburg and returned home Wednesday. Several locals visited the President in Oskaloosa and reported hearing his speech. The Measles case count rises in schools while the teaching corps is re elected and intermediate salaries raised. Wedding of Dora Roberts and Rev James F Bingaman of Lacona took place. the couple left for Lacona. Commencement at the public high school set for May 20 and 21 with address by Rev J W Hancher and baccalaureate by Rev J P Nesbit.
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J. T. Parker
Roxy
Blandensburg
W. J. Cubil
Vanney
Fred Edwards
E. L. McClurkin
L. G. Sherwood
John Abrahamson
Oskaloosa
Will Childs
Ottumwa
George Roberts
Columbus City
Miss Parker
Fred Latta
Ray Cochran
Keokuk
Keokuk Medical College
Roosevelt
M. C. Talbot
Dysart
Will Wilson
Cleveland
Ohio
J. Riley Wilson
Mesdames
Levi Wolf
Grant Stafford
Stevens
Columbus Junction
M. E
Lacona
Bineaman
J. W. Hancher
Iowa Wesleyan University
United Presbyterian Church
J. P. Nesbit
Shoemaker
China
Presbyterian Church
Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Cassie Tharp
J. K. Latta
News Herald
Grippe
Annual Banquet to Be Held May 7 at Courten Home
The annual banquet for the group will take place Thursday evening May 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Courts, hosted by Mrs. W. S. McClellan.
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W. S. McClellan
Fred Courts
Wapello Social News and Local Overnight Notes
Wapello Iowa May 2 Mrs James Guthrie Mrs H C Druse and Mrs Geo Stone to entertain the ladies aid society at Mrs Guthries home next Tuesday afternoon The Wapello band plans weekly Saturday evening concerts starting May 9 Mrs Georgianna Hollenbeck gave a concert and graphophone entertainment at the church of Christ Wednesday evening No admission charged but a collection taken Hal and Lauren Hale sons of John Hale show interest in oil lands near Longton Kansas The company has one flowing well and more wells planned Nebraska Indians to play ball in Wapello May 18 Darius Key and daughter Mrs Chas Harris of California visiting here Mr Key formerly lived in Marshall township since 1839 Mrs Harris formerly of Wapello spent winter with California parents Mr Grauwinkle near Bard ill Des Moines motion for a new trial in the Leonidas case charges misconduct by court and attorneys
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Hal
Lauren Hale
John Hale
Longton
Kansas
Wapello
Nebraska Indians
Darius Key
Chas, Harris
California
Key
Marshall Township
Harris
Grauwinkle
Bard
Pious Vermont Sailor Seeks Safe Ship Prayer
Admiral Evans reports a devout chaplain aboard the American fleet at Santiago who prayed for divine protection. He added a sharp quip that if shells must strike, they should be distributed as prize money mainly among the officers.
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Jackies
Santiago
Vermont
A Natural Conclusion in a Classroom Exchange
A dialogue between a teacher and student named Tommy Brown ends with a humorous twist about knowing who told you the shape of the earth. The exchange highlights the chain of hearsay and the question of sources.
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Tommy Brown
Tommy
Health of Mother and Child Tied to Choice of Care
A testimonial promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as strengthening maternal health and easing childbirth. Mrs. W. J. Kidder of Enosburg Center Vermont recounts severe prior illness, partial recovery after twelve bottles, easy confinement, and a healthy baby boy, urging ongoing use and noting a free medical adviser book offer.
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Dr. Pierce
W. J. Kidder
Hill Dale Farm
Enosburg Center
Enosburg
Doctor Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
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NAA
T. KR. Avery
Boonton, N. J
F. Nau Company
Broadway
Bend
Portland
Ore
H. C. Thiesen
Muscatine, la
Ofejournal
the Journal Printing Company
H. M. Sheppard
W L. Lane
Lee
Iowa
Muscatine
Daily Journal
Mali
Colonesiatics Bac
Washington
Marlborough
Frank J. Stillman
New York
Nassau Street
LaCoste & Maxwell
Chicago
Marquette
Payne & Young
Journal Agencies
Mus
Catine
Mote
Terprise
J. M. Kemble, J. H. Munroe and
Ture
Gibson
Ness
Horace
Cato
Sarah A. McCracken
Corning
Taylorville
Dr. Caldwell
Perry County
Pepsin Syrup Coq
Monticello, Ill
Neighborhood News
Morning Sun
M. E. McCaughan
Bloomington
Indiana
Do. T. Hewitt
Bloomfield
Leonidas
Des Moines
Bob” Evans
New York Times
Wallacks Theatre Co
N. B
Ratcliff’s
Liquid Ozone Co
Warren Ave
Kinzie St
Chicago, Ill
Havercamp
Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store
Cook County Hospital
D. D. D. Company
Dearboro Street
Illinois
South
Kentucky
West
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Illinois Central Railroad
J. F. Merry
Dubuque Iowa
Switzerland of America
A. C. Shaw
Vyas
Attorneys AT Law
Louise Eversmeyer
Iowa Avenue
Muscetine
W. F. Brannan
J. Fisch & Sons
Clymer A. Coldren
J. W. McKee Coldren
M’kee
Attorneys
East Second Street
J. Carskaddan
W. D. Burk
Carskaddan & Burk
West Second Street
T. R. Fitzgerald
Hershey State Bank
Second Street
G. M. Titus
Titus & Jackson
Scott Richman
FE. F. Richman
Jayne & Hoffman
H. Jayne. W. Hoffman
P. Ingham
Attorney AT Law
E. 26 Street
Fred S. Pentzer
Muscatin
Thos. Brown
Roy C. Brown
Brown & Brown
First National Bank
Cook, Musser & Co.'s Bank
West Third Street
H. M. Dean
H. J. Dean
D. P. Miller
Fast Second Street
East Fifth Street
Cook, Musser & CO
State Bank and Trust Co. Banking and Exchange
Second St
Muscatine, Ia
P. W. Francis
Henry Jayne
L. G. Burnett
Sara Hershey Eddy
Mira Hershey
Muscatine Savings Bank
S. G. Stein
Chas. Page
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