Agency listings for city readers in Journal paper
The Journal notes several city agencies for reader convenience including East Hill with Clay Kneese Grocery on East 20d street, South Muscatine with Morse Washburn's Grocery, End of street car track, W. C. A. Busch's Drug Store on Hershey Avenue, Kecklerville with Chayka's Grocery, and West Muscatine with Sharrar's Grocery.
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East Hill
Clay Kneese
East 20d
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn’s
W. C. A. Busch's
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Muscatine
Sharrar’s
Muscatine Republicans Convene for County Delegates
Muscatine county Republicans plan a delegate convention on Saturday June Sth 1906 at 1 30 p m to choose delegates to the state convention the second district congressional convention and the Muscatine and Louisa district senatorial convention. Representation is based on township ward and Roosevelt votes with detailed tallies for each township and ward. Committees will organize caucuses to select delegates and county committee men.
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Muscatine and Louisa
Theodore Roosevelt
Bloomington Township
Cedar Township
Fulton
Goshen Township
Cts
Lake Township
Montpelier Township
Moscow Township
Ces
Orono Township
Coats
Pike Township
Sieventy
Swilton Township
Muscatine
Ees
Asiate
May in Iowa: a Nation of Beauty and Faith
The passage extols Christianity as the enduring solace of mankind and urges unity over doctrinal disputes. It contrasts progress and belief, notes the gentler path of Christ, and lauds the unifying power of the simple religion amid calls for tolerance. It also celebrates Iowa landscapes in May with blooming scenery and spring’s renewal.
Modern theology moves past disputed creeds for world outreach
The text argues churches waste time on heresy and literal framing of creeds. It notes many reject cardinal points as historical or allegorical and that laypeople care little whether early creed points are established facts. It urges focusing on Christian advancement rather than doctrinal disputes.
Timely Praise for Hampton County Countryside
An editor from the Hampton Chronicle describes a joyful countryside drive through fertile fields and farms near the city. He urges readers to experience the landscape and share pride in the region’s beauty and bounty.
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Hampton Chronicle
Northeast Iowa split over tariff revision and Perkins delegates
The Charles City Inteligencer notes that northeast Iowa is not united for Cummins and has given Geo D Perkins many delegates. The Parkersburg Eclipse adds Senator Dolliver angered supporters by endorsing Perkins, triggering a strong local response from party workers.
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Iowa
Cummins
Charles City
Geo. D. Perkins
Parkersburg
Dolliver
Perkins
Roosevelt Seen Likely Man of the Hour for Third Term
The Mason City Times-Herald excludes Shaw Taft and Fairbanks from the presidential race for various reasons and notes Cannon is unavailable. It concludes Roosevelt stands as the man of the hour and would be forced to accept a third term.
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Mason City Times-Herald
Shaw
Taft
Fairbanks
Cannon
Roosevelt
Emmet County Convention Avoids Silver Coinage Push
The Estherville Vindicator and Republican expresses thanks that the Emmet county Republican convention did not adopt a resolution demanding free and unlimited coinage of silver. The Estherville Enterprise adds that the resolutions adopted carry the true populist ring.
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Estherville
Clinton Herald Sees Strong GOP Nomination Odds
The Clinton Herald argues the governor is a strong favorite for renomination and that opposition from critics is overly harsh. It notes editors and politicians must sidestep to back a Republican nominee.
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Clinton Herald
The
Herald
Sherman incident reveals deep southern hatred for the north
The Dubuque Telegraph warns the Sherman incident shows intense hostility in parts of the south toward northerners. It says talk of unity is hollow and the hatred will persist across unborn generations.
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Dubuque
Telegraph
Dowie’s Fortune Dwindles as Bankrupt Grafters Fall
From current appearances the old monumental grafter Dowie has lost most of his ill gotten gains and is utterly bankrupt. The worse part is that those who profited may be no better than he was, and justice would favor restitution if it could reach the unwise pockets.
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Blacklock
Langdon
Vivians
Anita
Howard
Alva’s
Mowbray Langdon
Wall Street
Progressives Likely to Nominate. Bolting Not Expected
The Waterloo Courier argues it is idle to speculate on progressives bolting. It says progressives will nominate their ticket and any bolting would come from standpatters. The paper predicts an overwhelming victory for the governor this fall in Iowa.
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Waterloo Courier
Iowa
West Side Hatmakers Recipe for an $18.00 Hat
A Kansas milliner on the west side of the Missouri river was asked to draft a hat recipe. She quickly wrote a recipe costing eighteen dollars: five dollars worth of ostrich feathers, five cents worth of broom wire, and an unlimited supply of skillful flattery.
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Kansas
Missouri River
Democrats United Warned by Republican Editorial
The Cedar Rapids Republican editorial notes Democrats are taking notice as Republicans warn a divided front risks defeat against a smaller foe. It cautions that dividing in the face of a rival democracy could prove costly and urges unity to avoid later regret.
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Cedar Rapids
Senator Tillman to Speak at Clinton Spiritual Meeting
Senator Tillman is named as a speaker at a large spiritual meeting in Clinton to be held in August. If his handling of spiritual topics mirrors his approach to material issues his remarks should be entertaining.
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Tillman
Clinton
Dawson and the Hen Claim Gold Might From Hen
Kansas City Journal reports Congressman Dawson praising the American hen claiming 60 day output could equal all U S gold mines. The piece ends with a wry note that people would still prefer a real gold mine.
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Dawson
Kansas City Journal
United States
Insurance losses in San Francisco hit by Iowa firm
One Iowa company reported a loss from the San Francisco disaster amounting to only $2,000 while others avoided major claims. The note highlights the benefit of keeping an insurer's operations within cautious bounds.
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Iowa
San Francisco
Iowa man claims U.S. debt can be paid off in a year
A Topeka Journal item reports an Iowa man declaring American men could eliminate national debt within one year. The quip notes many would accept the idea if she paid off their personal debts first.
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Topeka
Iowa Statesman
All Thieves Are Liars A State Viewpoint
An optimistic observer notes that if all liars were thieves humanity would be worse off, arguing in this state that thieves are not the same as liars. The remark suggests current conditions make this distinction especially true.
Franklin backed turkey but admired the American hen
The Toledo Blade notes Benjamin Franklin favored the turkey as national bird but foresaw the great promise of the American hen, contrasting his caution with the hen’s rise in American symbolism.
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Toledo Blade
Benjamin Franklin
Rural wedding tops New York society chronicles
The Minneapolis Tribune notes a lavish daisy wedding for Miss Green and Mr. Carrott in millionaire circles. The couple reportedly received many presents as they celebrated in the innermost social life, provoking editorial curiosity about future events.
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Minneapolis Tribune
New York
Miss Green
Mr. Carrott
Boy Seeks Job Ahead of Circus Day
Three weeks remain until circus day as a young boy searches for work to earn the price of a ticket. He aims to save enough money to attend the event and enjoy the show.
Politician Herriott Cited By Marion Register
The Marion Register warns not to count John Herriott out of the race while the Keokuk Gate City notes many drownings occur before streams are crossed.
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John Herriott
Marion Register
Keokuk
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted For Heart Ailments
An ad praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery notes it treats valvular heart disease with Golden Seal root and Stone root. It cites authorities and testimonials claiming improved heart action, general tonic effects, and accompanying benefits for stomach liver and bowels. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pellets for constipation.
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Dr. Pierce
United States
Wm. Paine
Paine
Convention Timing Cited By Ottumwa Courier
The Ottumwa Courier notes the Republican state convention is still about three months away, highlighting the delay in scheduling and potential implications for party campaigning and candidate selection.
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Ottumwa
Davenport Times on Corporate Guilt Presumption
The Davenport Times argues that corporations are presumed not guilty until proven otherwise, noting that this presumption in the opposite direction is weak.
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Davenport Times
Polk County Primary Law Interpretations Highlighted
The Mason City Globe Gazettte notes multiple readings of the Polk County primary law and says the leading delegate recipient interpreted it his own way.
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Mason City Globe Gazettte
Polk County
Argus Skeptical On Railroads As Iowa Campaign Issue
The Melvin Argus warns that if the governor and allies can sway voters to see railroads as a campaign issue he will be nominated and elected. The Argus remains skeptical about such deception.
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Melvin Argus
Iowa
The
Argus
Bryan platform money plank still intact claims Spencer Herald
The Spencer Herald argues that the sole remaining Bryan 1896 plank not stolen by Republicans nationwide is the money plank, though they say opponents have chipped away at it.
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Spencer Herald
Perkins Vote Surge in Polk County Prompted by Local Turnout
The Des Moines Mail and Times reports 3,500 Polk county ballots for Perkins were driven by a rising local turnout and mobilization efforts.
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The
Des Moines
The Duel of Pride and Love at Dawn Hill
In a tense confrontation at Dawn Hill Langdon seeks revenge on Blacklock for winning Anita. Anita reveals she loves Blacklock, not Langdon, breaking Langdon’s heart and ending his scheme. The narrator reflects on power, justice, and future plans as life moves on.
Nervous Prostration Cure Promoted by Dr A W Chase
A historical advertisement touts Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming to cure nervous prostration and exhaustion by revitalizing nerve cells. It asserts many symptoms stem from the nervous system and promotes buying the medicine from local dealers and the Buffalo company.
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Weil
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W.’. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo, N.Y
False Theories On Dandruff Cure Promoted By Herpicide
An advertisement claims scalp stimulation only relieves itch while dandruff requires destroying a germ. It touts New bro s Herpicide as the sole scientific cure to dandruff prevent hair loss and baldness. Samples available for 10 cents via The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan and Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as agent.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Havercamp
Mad dog shot and church dedication noted in Iowa Township
In Iowa Township on May 14 a large yellow mad dog frothing on a porch was shot by Andy Larue and his son. James Folley of Iowa City is able to be out again. Community notices mention a cemetery fund social at Pedee church May 24 and a Trinity Reform church dedication seven miles from Wilton last Sunday with attendees from Cedar and West Cedar. Dr. Todd departed for Des Moines as a delegate to a medical institute.
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Iowa Township
Andy Larue
Andy
Son
James Folley
Iowa City
L. BR. Moor
Dickinson
Near Atalissa
Tipton
Pedee Church
Springdale
Foley's Kidney Cure credited by Willimantic man
New England news notes Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his recovery after failing with other remedies. He states four bottles cured him completely and he is now free from acute kidney trouble. Haverkamp's Prescription Drug Store carries the product.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimpson
Willimantic
Conn
Havercamp
Boston and Return Fare and Extension Details
Passenger rates show $19.00 to Boston and return, plus $1.06 from Chicago via Nickel Plate road. Travel window May 31 to June 9 at excursion rates via New York, with return limit extended to July 15. Information furnished to John Y. Calahan, General Agent, room 298, No. 118 Adams St, Chicago.
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Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
New York
John Y. Calahan
General Agert
Adams S&j
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