Journal Agences Advertise City Posters and Circulation
The Journal outlines advertising agents and subscription details for Muscatine operations. It lists Zane Hill Hurlbut Grocery and several other local businesses, plus Chicago agencies Lorenzen Wood and Cone. Circulation is promoted as superior to rivals with daily, semi weekly, and Sunday editions. Subscriptions offered by mail with various department numbers and advertising contacts provided.
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Journal Agence
Zane Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
South Muscatina
Crocike
Oregon
V. A. Busch
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Keexlervilin
Chay Gracery
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Chicago
Cone, Lorenzen & Wood- Thun
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Cone
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Distance and Trade Distances World with Commerce Study
A United States Department of Commerce investigation reports that trade volumes correlate with distance. North American nations rely on proximity for imports and exports, with Canada leading imports and Cuba high in exports. The analysis lists country shares and regional patterns.
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Department of Commerce
United States
United Staves
Ce Lepartment
North America
Canada
Lst
Mexico
Cuba
Central America
Colombia
Seip Anovir Wea
Peru
United Kingdom
Japan
Argentina
Germany
Spain
Italy
Chile
Australia
France
China
Cubs
Jase
South America
Oceania
Europe
Asia
Africa
Puzzling Lima Exonerations Shake Legal Circles
In Lima a coroner's jury exonerates Arthur Poltier from Pelkey, the pugilist linked to Ugher McCarty's death, with immediate record reversal. State Senator Stilwell of New York, recently former, appears connected to the unfolding case and political fallout.
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Lima
Arthur Poltier
Pelkey
Biew
Ugher McCarty
Stilwell
New York
Bee
Turbulent Times Sparked by Bribery Trial and Floods
A political bribery verdict led to a Sing Sing sentence while Kansas City, Iowa scenes on floods and new commissions mark civic shifts. Dispatches detail Roosevelt libel cases, Paterson’s antitrust conviction, and calls for census of political reform amid economic open door debates. Strong mentions include Muscatine, Burlington, Dayton, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, and Mason City. The era’s turmoil blends crime, politics, and reform with regional flood recovery.
Years Ago In Our Town Containing Local Notes
A garbled weekly note recalls events from 40 to 4 years ago including a large attendance at a social at Ogilvis House with Evan's band. praise for Ms. Gllet for organizing. 40 years back C. J. Silverthorn left for Adams County after long service and now owns land and stock in Nodaway valley. 10 years ago Mr. and Mrs. Barrack’s departure to Dos Moines welcomed with a reception by Mrs. Frank Scott Jasee. 20 years ago Muscaling boasts a new electric car line with modern two motor cars of 18 horsepower. 16 years ago Merr Till Mavis birthday celebrated at home of his parents with Gertrude Musser Dutt visiting from Nebraska City.
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Ce Ogilvis House
Evan
Ms. Gllet
C. J. Silverthorn
Adams County
Muscatine
Nodawway
Joseph Barrack
Renarture
Frank Scott Jaseevyeulug
Merr Till Mavis
Fred Mavis
West Second
Gertrude Musser Dutt
Paen
Zover
Nebraska City
The Artistic Temperament in the Country
Fra Dickson and his sister Marge clash over writing dreams and money as Marge, a failed stenographer turned aspiring author, leaves the city for a country retreat to compose a masterpiece. A job as a temporary stenographer offers escape and a needed paycheck, while family frictions about art, income, and independence play out amid nostalgic, comic reflections on literary ambition.
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Lora Avebury
Sir John Lubbock
England
Thoschildren
London
Made EK
NASA
Dickson
Barbera Publishing Company
Dorlaton
Marge
Barber's
Yarge
Margo
Aiseine
Degin
Fay
Mothers of Millionaire Babies Face Curfew Reform
A distressed tone notes an absurd premise about a 100,000,000 baby and a mother needing surgery while questioning divine exemption for the wealthy. The piece mocks currency reform and banking curfews, cites scattered city papers, and mentions Alfonso of Spain and a claimant to the Albanian throne as part of its satirical mosaic.
Silos and silage guidance for farmers in county
ABE MARTIN notes that farmers can cooperate on shared silo forms and outlines how to choose types, avoid spoilage, and ensure proper packing and depth. The Crop Improvement Association offers advice on plans, capacity, and construction to aid farmers building for the coming season.
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Crop Improvement Association
Menda
Wuilding & Silo
Crop Improverant Association
Longing for a Career Break Frames Family Talk
A weary young woman Marge returns home after vacation with a glow and plans for writing as she battles family expectations. Her mother notes improvement while brothers push for proof of work. Marge postpones sharing her manuscript as Mr. Roberts lingers and the scene hints at a budding writer’s unresolved future.
Silo choices for winter feeding weighed by Kirkpatrick
Daily Hints on Farm Topics discusses selecting silos for winter feeding. It contrasts wooden, tile or clay block, and monolithic concrete silos, noting durability, upkeep, and cost differences. It warns against rushing plans and highlights proper construction and long term maintenance.
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K. A. Kirkpatrick
Mey
Miss Luna Bigelow to Promote Good Roads in Iowa
Des Moines May 29 Miss Luna B Bigelow Washington D C is coming to Iowa to promote modern good roads. She will address teachers institutes and meetings to discuss moral civic and social benefits plus better schools and communication. Dates include Garner June 16 Oskaloosa June 17 Chariton June 18 Jefferson June 14 Storm Lake June 20 Shenandoah June 22 Tabor June 34 and likely Cedar Falls and Grinnell.
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Luna B. Bigelow
Washington
Iowa
Mont
Miss Bigelow
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah
Western Normal College
Tung
Tabor
Tabor College
Cedar Walls
Arpes
Grinnell
L. W. Page
Good Roads Department
Sant. Devee
Per cent Interest Jawa First Mortgage Security
Investment offer promising returns with a minimum purchase of 100.09 dollars and no charge for investors. Contact details are unclear and the message appears promotional and incomplete.
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Jawa
Iowa Bankers at Des Moines Face New Legislation
Des Moines bankers report a productive convention with 1,600 members and praise for favorable state legislation. Highlights include penalties for burglary, banking deposit rules, real estate lending in other states, and the blue sky law. John W. Foster announces candidacy in Guthrie Center, while Sunday closing laws prompt legal questions about enforcement on commerce and entertainment. Chamberlain's Tablets advertised for stomach disorders.
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Des Moines
Vankers
Seasion
Postal Department
Postal Savings Funds
Trust Pli
Taci
WNL
Pastorce Notice for May 24 Decoration Day
The city post office closes at 6 31 a.m. on Decoration Day with city carriers starting first delivery in the business district and rural routes not operated. Carriers’ windows open 7 00 to 7 20 a.m. Mass received and despatched as usual. Robert S. McNnott, Postmaster.
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Pastorce
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Robert S. MeNnott
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