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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
3
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The Journal names local city agencies for reader convenience including Hast Hill Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine W F Miksch's grocery Oregon street W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey avenue Kecklervile Chayka's Grocery West Hill J H Fuller Grocery and telephones for the business and editorial offices.
I F D Throop publisher swears the Muscatine Journal printed and circulated for April 1908. The statement lists daily and total circulation figures across multiple days and editions, with an average daily copy count of 5836.
The Register and Leader cites the Citizen's reply to the paper's original statement The Larger Issue describing Iowa's situation as sufficiently absurd and discreditable The piece compares Iowa unfavorably with Arkansas and Mississippi and ponders why local media and observers push a more absurd and discreditable portrayal in the ongoing campaign
The Register and Leader rebuke claims of no stake in the campaign and argue Iowa faces a clash of personal ambition versus reform. They insist Governor Cummins has equal rights to seek the senate, but that personal issues dominate and a Republican shift toward corporate conservatism must be avoided.
The Illinois delegation reportedly intends to travel to Denver by car and Bryan is expected to rally strong support if it follows its directives, assuming gasoline remains available and affordable.
Across the United States and Norway over the past decade whispers rise that Bella Gunness is connected to numerous missing person cases. Experts caution that rumors outpace verified evidence as investigations continue.
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a lasting, reputable remedy for weak stomach liver and blood issues. It notes its printed ingredients, lack of alcohol, and continued popularity after over two decades amid many short lived rivals. Also praises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills and easy to take.
The reference suggests McCutcheon drew a cartoon that set off discussion about The Port of Missing Men. The remark implies controversy or tension stemming from the artwork and its message.
Free lecture for women by Mrs. Mudgett on Monday at Tremont hall at 2 o clock. Postoffice Robbery in Atalissa nets $80 loss to Postmaster Worral with no clues. Three young men upset from a boat near the ferry landing rescued. An Omaha assignment for Col Summers asst Surgeon in the U S Army noted. Mikesell praised for duties with I N and S A R Co, now secretary in Attica Ledger. Hand relocates milling business partner to Barclay Kansas farm. Carstens moves law office to Waide building 73 East Second Street.
An early draft of campus chatter hints at a bold plan to bring Ray Lamphere into line with new leadership at Iowa Wesleyan. The text underscores the school’s push to secure a cohesive vision and public backing amid leadership changes.
Wesley D. McCabe travels by morning train to Chicago to study the Domestic sewing machine at 180 State street. George Clapp plans a cabin boat for his skiff. F. W. Mahin came from Clinton and returned on the Mary Morton with Mrs. M. and son, who visited C. F. Cadle, with Mr. C. and Nealey also aboard.
The statement asserts steadfastness in an original claim that the sun is shining somewhere, despite contrary evidence, law, and facts. The remark frames a defiant stance rather than a factual update.
Excerpt from S R Crockett tale featuring Vic Morris and Vida Bryan as Phil Calmont jealousies and social rivalries unfold. Narration contrasts masculine bravado with romantic tact in late chapters. Rose Nunsby observes the unfolds as characters scheme and quarrel over affection.
Ten years ago Oscar Longstreth came home from Iowa Falls where he attended the State Normal school and plans a short vacation before resuming studies. Frank L. Cox of this city has accepted the post of State Deputy with the Columbian Hearthstone, an Iowa City founded organization.
A funeral notice states private services were held with interment at Greenwood Cemetery following cautious rain. No further details on the attendees or officiants are provided.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette notes George W. Clarke did not intend to become a candidate for lieutenant governor when writing to B. Murphy. It argues Murphy’s friends pushed factionalism, blaming bosses for the split and suggesting Murphy could be harmed if Clarke runs.
The Des Moines Register and Leader labels Cummins as worse than crime while the Marion Register warns that victory by stalwarts would be criminal. It argues stalwarts who led the party for over 30 years would be criminals if the program is criminal, blaming Republicans and questioning the party’s identity since 1860.
The Mason City Globe-Gazette notes that remarks about ex Gov. Larrabee are not reported in full but describe the man as a Joseph Dandy who could force admission that if governor for six years with a million dollars upfront he could not keep the balance in the right colored ink at term end.
The Nevada Representative condemns the President over Col Stewart, saying tyranny would spark a major uproar if any other figure were guilty. He notes the current stance provokes a smile and idle curiosity as to why the Col onel faces such strong action.
Vic Morris visits Dick Finnan at Glebe End Cottage in the Dock district to seek guidance from the underground engineer while Vida Bryan weighs her feelings toward him. The scene hints at intrigue surrounding Miss Nunsby and Phil Calmont in a murky London setting.
The Iowa City Citizen says this year's primary lacks the intensity of two years ago and warns that without a new factor to galvanize voters the race will remain relatively quiet and unremarkable.
The Iowa City Republican asserts the upcoming primary will resolve all disputes within the Iowa Republicans if conducted fairly, emphasizing the importance of a just process to settle differences.
The Des Moines Capital suggests that if the opposition knows when it is well off it will not push hard to cross examine Congressman Birdsall.
Boone News Republic reports railroad workers will vote their convictions with clear divisions among the union ranks. The piece notes there are Allison men and Cummins men among the railroad employees shaping the ballot.
The Burlington Gazette proposes a companion night for fathers as a way to celebrate both parents during the new Mothers Day observance, prompting local discussion on family traditions and community recognition.
Vic Morris visits Dick Finnan in a coastal hamlet as stormy lovers drift between villages. The strong pit worker uses his influence to avert strikes, drawing sympathy from the forecastle while managers feel uneasy about his political ties. To Be Continued.
A newspaper advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery promising relief for coughs and weak lungs. Product priced at 50c and 1.00, sold by Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
Mrs Bollmann and son Ben returned to Durant after visiting Adolph Blank. Jao. Dittmer and M Meinert families hosted visits. Nellie Ryan spent time in Davenport. Willie Blank burned his foot by hot water. Dr Kegel attends him. Royal Neighbors dance drew local youths. Hazel Bohnsack hosted a birthday party. Weather drags planting as frequent rains thwart corn sowing plans.
Stockholders at a special meeting on April 5 1908 unanimously decided to rename Van Sant & Musser Towing and Transportation Co to Van Sant Investment Company and to expand its powers to engage in general investment business, mortgages, notes, stocks, bonds, and related activities per Article 11. Signed by Sam Van Sant, Vice President. Duly witnessed with corporate seal.
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