Journal Agencies List For City Readers
The Journal lists agencies serving the city for reader convenience. Locations include East Hill Clay Kineese Grocery East 2nd street South Muscatine Morse Washburn's grocery End of street car track W C A Busch's Drug Store Hershey avenue Kecklerville Chayka's grocery West Muscatine Sharrar's grocery.
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East Hill
Clay Kineese Grocery
East 2Nd Street
South Muscatine
Morse Washburn’s
W. C. A. Busch’s Drug Store
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Muscatine
Sharrar's
Sworn Circulation Statement for Muscatine Journal April 1906
sworn statement by publisher I W J Lane certifies the Muscatine Journal printed and circulated a total of 134,840 copies in April 1906 with daily and Sunday figures showing average 5,394 copies.
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Muscatine Journal
Ewans
Sun
Caah & Sun
Music therapy at Iowa state hospital boosts patient well being
Cherokee dispatch reports music to cure insanity at the state hospital for the insane in Cherokee. The Mt. Pleasant model inspired a 35 musician band under Dr Hoyt, who formed concerts thrice weekly and used entertainers as attendants, improving morale and daily life at the institution.
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Cherokee
Iowa
State Hospital For the
State Hospital For the Insane
Mt. Pleasant
H. A. Gilman
Hoyt
Ill treatment praised for easing melancholia at institution
A historical account notes that patients displaying any signs of ability were encouraged as a method to alleviate melancholia or other complaints. Dr Hoyt received commendation from the state board of control for this approach, which reportedly improved many lives and brought light to the institution.
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Hoyt
State Board of Control
Iowa debates on a primary law and Illinois influence
The piece surveys calls for a robust primary law in Iowa amid interest in Illinois style provisions. It outlines key Illinois features such as party thresholds, filing rules, voter declarations, delegate release, and the impact on independents and party integrity.
Primary Delegates and Saloon Rules in County Election
In county contests the candidate with the highest vote total gains all delegates from the county for senatorial congressional or state conventions. Delegates may be released by majority convention vote. No proxies. Saloons close on primary day.
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Iowa
Illinois
United States
General Assembly
Chicago
Cook County
Secretary of State
Congress
Death of Dr A W McClure Ends Notable Iowa Figure
Mt Pleasant mourns the death of Dr A W McClure a well known southwestern Iowa physician and civic leader. He allied with leading regional enterprises and was a close friend of the late Senator John H Gear aiding his congressional and senate campaigns. McClure served on the medical staff of the Fourth Iowa cavalry and was known to Grand Army of the Republic veterans. The state and city lose a respected citizen.
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A. W. McClure
Mt. Pleasant
McClure
Iowa
John H. Gear
Congress
United States Senate
Fourth Iowa Cavalry
Beard ban by Iowa health head shakes state doctors
Dr. J. F. Kennedy, secretary of the Iowa state board of health, ordered all doctors in the Hawkeye commonwealth to remove their beards. Muscatine medical men smiled at the news, amused by the legislation and the novelty among renowned physicians.
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Muscatine
J. F. Kennedy
Iowa State
Colored women clubs aim to uplift race in state
This week Mucentine hosts the state federation of colored women's clubs. The women are working to educate and build up their race in the state and nation. They are praised for worthy motives and lofty ideals and deserve encouragement from other clubs across the state.
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Mucentine
State Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
River Excursions Return to Muscatine Season
The article notes the return of steamboat excursions in Muscatine and urges readers to experience river travel, contrasting it with living away from the river to miss its advantages. The piece emphasizes the river’s joys and seasonal start.
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Muscatine
Generals Linovitch and Oyama Ready for Major East Front Clash
The piece notes General Linovitch and General Oyama have spent months shaping their forces for a forthcoming encounter in the Far East. It predicts a desperate battle as the likely outcome, driven by their preparations and rivalry.
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Linovitch
Oyama
Far East
Dennison Trial Begins in Red Oak Draws Attention
The Dennison trial at Red Oak started today and draws interest from many Iowans due to the defendant's prominence and the involvement of well known figures connected to the case.
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Iowa
Dennison
Red Oak
Roosevelt era cabinet move criticized by Iowa papers
The Nonpareil argues Morton’s cabinet appointment was a Roosevelt blunder and unnecessary spectacle. The Eagle Grove Eagle questions Iowa population decline and deems the assessor’s census an approximate figure not suitable for theories.
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Iowa
Eagle Grove
Roosevelt Presidency Questioned by Decorah Republican
The Decorah Republican questions President Roosevelt’s nearly four year tenure and whether he has made any mistakes, to which the response notes that none are known at present.
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Decorah
Roosevelt
Emmetsburg Reporter Foresees Tariff Action Soon
The Emmetsburg Reporter states the time will shortly come when the tariff will have to be adjusted or imposed. The opinion reflects growing pressures on trade and economic policy as anticipated measures loom.
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Emmetsburg
Panama Canal funding push sparks revenue debate
A stance favors increasing revenue to reduce the deficit and finance the Panama Canal project, countering tariff reformers. The note frames the move as necessary for national infrastructure and long term gains.
Suit Against Lafe Young Seen as Spiteful Action
The Iowa Staats-Anzeiger calls the suit against Lafe Young largely spitework, noting he and predecessors enjoyed good prices and party spoils no more than others. The Spencer News comments on a joking image of a woman with a new spring hat in a large paper sack, purse empty, smiling.
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Iowa Staats-Anzeiger
Lafe Young
Lafe
Spencer News
Iowa editors aim to halt political talk all year
The Marion Register notes that Iowa editors seeking a year free from political debate are now more talkative than papers that refused to join the wearis list.
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Marion Register
Iowa
Fonda Times Says GOP Factions Squander Time
The Fonda Times reports Iowa Republican factions wasting time on present issues. It notes the probability of new topics next year after a bumper crop and hints at future discussion.
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Fonda Times
Iowa
Proper Mindset Urged As The Graduate Enlightens Ailments
In the Mason City Globe-Gazette a statement urges readers to prepare for a forthcoming illumination by the graduate. It calls for maintaining a proper state of mind and suggests expectations of remedies for mankind's ailments.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Iowa politics cited in suit against Lafe Young sparks rebuke
The Cedar Rapids Republican comments on minor Iowa political skirmishes as a Senegambian in Africa would blush, in reference to the ongoing suit against Lafe Young.
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Iowa
Africa
Cedar Rapids
Republican
Lafe Young
Republican Editors Weigh Iowa Gubernatorial Nomination
The Creston Advertiser Gazette notes Iowa Republican editors may convene a convention or hold a primary to decide which one of their number should secure the gubernatorial nomination.
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Creston Advertiser-Gazette
Iowa
Weather quote underscores need for heat in corn crop
The Britt News notes Prof. Holden’s wish for good weather and argues that seed corn tests and theories matter, but hot weather is essential to produce a corn crop.
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The
Britt News
Holden
Odebolt Chronicle threat against corporate state ticket
The Odebolt Chronicle states it will not support a Republican nomination labeled as a corporation state ticket next year. It claims Sac County Republicans will be aligned with this stance and oppose such a ticket.
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Odebolt Chronicle
Iowa
Corporation
Sac County
Chau Tauqua Thrives Where Vaudeville Feels Intellectual
The Dubuque Times notes the Chau tauqua thrives best in a community content with vaudeville of the intellectual sort. This assessment links audience taste to the event’s vitality and cultural reception.
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The
Dubuque Times
Regulators or state ownership duel in farm era debate
The Cherokee Times predicts a race to finish between rate regulation and government ownership. The Boone Republican notes time remains for Iown to grow a large corn crop. Ames Times remarks on farmers facing hard spring conditions while remaining steadfast in faith. Waterloo Courier labels Paul Morton a misfit in the cabinet.
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The
Cherokee Times
Boone Republican
Waterloo
Paul Morton
War reference sparks Chicago headline debate
The Cherokee Democrat asks a pointed question about the turmoil in Chicago, framing it as a broader inquiry into the costs and consequences of warlike conditions in the city and inviting readers to consider the social and political impact on residents.
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Chicago
Compulsory Arbitration Featured in Public Opinion
In a Dodge column Henry Irving Dodge presents an allegorical dialogue among Public, Labor and Capital to examine labor statistics from the Department of Labor and Commerce. The piece argues strikes burden the public, advocating compulsory arbitration as the remedy, with readable data underpinning the discussion.
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Council Bluffs
Henry Irving Dodge
Capital
Department of Labor and Commerce
Welcome Words to Women Offer Free Medical Advice
An 1890s style notice promotes Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo offering free confidential advice to women with sex specific disorders. It touts home treatment and claims examination is unnecessary, selling The Medical Adviser and Little Liver Pills with stamps for delivery. It cites testimonials and warns against substitutes.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
R. D. Monfort
Lebanon
Warren Co
The Breaking of a Door and a Disappearance
Charlotte endures a sleepless night haunted by memories of the Chevalier d Aubant. News arrives that d Aubant disappeared after a night walk, his dog slain and a struggle found at a doorway. Officers cordon the scene as Charlotte insists on following the investigation and confronts the harsh clues.
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Charlotte
D’aubant
Louisa
Aunt Frederica
Terry
Monsieur d'Aubant
Frederica
Leo
D'Aubant
The Strike Remains A Tool In The Industrial Era
The public pays the freight when strikes occur as labor and capital are both public. Compulsory arbitration could end strikes but neglects their purposes and risks suppressing labor's rights. The strike, though costly, persists as the union's strongest expression and a check on capital's power.
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Dodge
Capital
Labor
America
Dont Cough All Night Restful Sleep with New Discovery
Dr Kings New Discovery touted as best lung cure with promise of relief. Advertisement claims no cure no pay and lists Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as the point of sale with a due amount of $1.00.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
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