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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
3
A farmer announces a weekly journal plan with daily issues except Sunday. The Dolly Journal states weekly circulation, price, and delivery by carrier within the city, with annual subscription rates and weekly publication details.
A fragmented OCR item lists names and numbers unclear. It mentions operators, fines, departments, and a business office contact with ambiguous references to dates and offices. Strong entities are scarce due to unreadable text.
The Muscatine Journal calls for the immediate removal of a public warehouse on Front Street. It argues the building is a nuisance obstructing a city street and should not be occupied for any community-harming use or future railroad-related advantages.
Large patrons of the line protest ongoing railroad delays and mismanagement. The road has proven difficult for all users, prompting calls for action. Loyal shippers urge decisive response to prevent further unjust treatment and protect service reliability.
Washington May 2 Specials TP the new tariff law proves a success and the Mason Dixon line may be wiped from future policies. Analysts see Underwood possibly winning the presidency if Wilson seeks a second term. Palmer of Pennsylvania backs Underwood, while others fear martyrdom if tariffs fail. Debates split between Wilson loyalists, Underwood supporters, and Speaker Clark’s camp as Democratic prospects unfold.
A 19th century advertisement extols Jaynes Tonie Vermifuge as a remedy for round and thread worms in children, claiming to relieve nervousness dizziness appetite loss and hysteria. It notes worms inhabit the stomach and cites long usage with praised results and availability from Dr A Jayne & Son in Philadelphia and other druggists.
Clippings recount memories from five, four, and thirty years ago with notes on smallpox cautions, postal card launches, local figures like Captain Davidson and Richard Haney, and details of ships, towns, churches, and a Chicago visit. Includes scattered anecdotes and dates across Muscatine history.
Ana faces a tense return to town as the trolley line burns and Jack Masters unexpectedly appears on the mud road. Edna’s awkward meeting rekindles memories of past misunderstandings and a long journey, leaving both unsure of future reconciliation.
The article discusses Republican stances on tariffs and Underwood schedules, noting factions and shifts within the party. It compares political strategy to past leaders and questions currency and policy priorities, mentioning Underwood and Wilson in a historical context.
Edna tests Jack's patience with raillery as he quietly asserts protection on a rough route. The pair exchange wary tenderness and memories during a spring reunion, revealing past loyalties and the promise of renewed affection.
Cabbage is vulnerable to stem rot black rot root rot and glub rot. Experiments show weather and oil conditions largely determine disease prevalence, with spores in soil causing infections. Rich spongy soils hinder growth, while thinner soils yield better cabbage in wet years. Varieties differ in susceptibility and treatments include moltrate of soda applications to strengthen plants. Don’ts include sowing on infected soil use of club root seedbed manure from infected roots and planting on infected fields within six to seven years.
Agricultural note outlines diseases affecting cabbage and related crops, including wilt and soft root. It recommends burning or deeply burying infected plants, avoiding previously infested land for years, and using Bordeaux mixture and lime in seed beds. It discusses seed treatment with formalin or corrosive sublimate, crop rotation, drainage, and mineral fertilizer considerations to prevent malnutrition-related issues.
ABE MARTIN notes that Agron Homiaway was appointed pustutaster jistardar without ever holding a Roman candle. The only time readers might recall any familiarity with him is at 9 pornda.
Des Moines May 2 Special The actual value of property sought for a state house park will take ten or twelve years to acquire. The state aims to pay about 1 740 090 if higher bids prevail. Officials compared district sales with assessments to set a bargaining basis for condemnation or purchase. Some large owners show willingness to deal generously, while public pressure may deter holdouts.
Notice states amendment to articles of incorporation of McQuesten and Sawyer Company of Muscatine Iowa. The name is changed to The McQuesten Yardware Company. Corporation will be known by that name in the future. Dated Muscatine Iowa April 25, 1913. Wra. McQuesten, President. Olle T. Kinder, Secretary.
Historic remedy for faded gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to darken hair naturally. Modern readers can buy ready-made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur. apply with a damp sponge or brush to strands overnight for lasting color and healthier scalp.
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