Daily Journal publication details and agencies
The Daily Journal is the official paper of City and County issued every evening except Sunday with a semi weekly edition on Tuesdays and Fridays. It outlines delivery, annual rates by mail, and lists Muscatine city agency locations for reader convenience.
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Daily Journal
Semb
East Hill
Hurlbut Grocery
East
Booth Muscatine
Toborg Bros. Gracery
Oregon Street
W. C. A Busch's
Hershey
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Yan Zy
New York
Representatives Payne and Young Lead Chicago Office
Payne and Young take charge of the Chicago office at 750 Margette Building with Bell telephones for business and editorial operations. Mississippi Valley scenes referenced in a closing note.
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Payne & Young
Chicago Ofce
Margette Duilding
Telephones
Bell
Ccee
Eeeeese
Bmississippi Valley
Scacncnnes
The Primary Echoes in Iowa Republican Race
The article urges Iowa voters to participate in the June 7 primary across parties. It warns against apathy, notes limited pre primary excitement in the district, and frames the stakes as a test of progressive leadership through Governor Carroll and ex Governor Garst.
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Iowa
Washington
Carroll
Garst
Iowa Primary Brings Stakes for Garst and Carroll
The article argues that Iowa's primary outcome will show which candidate wins voter support. Garst’s nomination would signal Iowa’s continued progressivism and backers Dolliver and Cummins, while Carroll’s nomination would suggest a shift away from progressivism and weaker home support for the incumbents.
Lorimer Senate Fight Referenced With Bribery Confession
Davenport Times notes an incident tied to Senator Lorimer as he denying paying for votes while in Springfield a state legislator, Senator D. W. Holstlaw of Iuka, confesses paying 2500 dollars for Lorimer’s vote. The scene suggests Holstlaw may be called before any senate election probe along with Charley White.
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Davenport
Lorimer
Senate
D. W. Holstlaw
Grand Jury
Holstlaw
Iuka, Jr
Charley White
Chicago
White
World’s sixth Sunday school convention awe inspires delegates
Thousands of delegates from many nations gathered in Washington for the sixth Sunday school convention. The cosmopolitan gathering showcased unprecedented enthusiasm and magnitude, with leading men and women participating. The sessions are expected to influence the future of churches worldwide.
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Clinton
Washington
Waterloo Reporter Examines Character Shifts in Ballinger Case
A Waterloo Reporter excerpt shows shifting portrayals of Ballinger from “most reprehensible” to “beyond reproach” within days. The piece notes the contrast in attorney arguments and public perception during the case proceedings.
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Waterloo
Ballinger
Alaskan Purchase Seen as Bargain for Guggenheims
In Des Moines chatter, the Guggenheims bought Alaska for 7200 dollars and expect a handsome profit when selling it back in the new year.
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Les Moines
Alaska
Guggenheims
Congressmen Return From Presidential Train Ride
Ottawa Courier notes quarrels among Congress members during a trip on the president’s train. It suggests they should return home and resume duties with less idle gossip.
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Ottawa Courier
Sioux City Auto Club to Boost Law on Reckless Driving
The Sioux City automobile club plans to assist in enforcing traffic laws against reckless driving. Advocates say auto clubs can be a strong factor in promoting sane and safe driving practices.
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Cedar Rapids
Sioux City
Punctureless Auto Tires Promoted by Keokuk Paper
The Keokuk Constitution Democrat notes a new punctureless tire concept aimed at cars and hints at a politics driven discussion on state leaders. The item suggests practical appeal but provides no detailed specs or endorsements.
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Keokuk
Call for Muscatine County Bar Convention
Call issued for Muscatine County Iowa lawyers to meet at the courthouse in Muscatine at 2 p m on Tuesday May 31 1910 to approve six delegates to the seventh district bar convention in Davenport June 2 1910 to nominate four candidates for judges to be voted on in November 1910.
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Micatine County
Iowa
Muscane
Muscatine
Seventh Judicial Distri
Davenport
Convention to Nominate Seventh Judicial District Judges
A delegates convention is called for the Seventh Judicial district to nominate four judges for the November election. The meeting will be at Davenport City Hall on June 2, 1910 at 1 30 PM. Each county has delegates and local committees will pick meeting times.
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Seventh Judicial District
Davenport
Reminiscences of Long Ago Clippings From Muscatine Journal
A retrospective column recalls events from fifty thirty forty and ten years ago with notes on a Tremont Hall event a straw berry festival and local visits. It mentions river conditions boats crossing rapids and local business ventures including a Musser saw mill in South Muscatine.
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Tremont Hall
Ladies of the Baptist
Congregational Association For Iowa
Davenport
Robbins
R. Musser & Company
South Muscatine
Ethel Maud Sews Thumb in Small Town Grocery
In a cluttered Dobbs home Miss Selina Sue rescues Ethel Maud who has sewn her thumb in a sewing machine. Bennie laments, Mrs. Dobbs ferries hot water and support, while Mr. Dobbs frets. Selina Sue calmly frees the girl and plans first aid. The scene blends family bustle with humorous dialogue.
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Ethel Maud
Miss Selina Lue
Bennie
Selina Sue
Cynthia
Mr. Dobbs
Selina Lue
Mrs. Kinney
Jim Peters
Miss Selina Sue
Dobbs
Chickie-biddie
Bennie Dobbs
Mrs. Dobbs
Miss Dobbs
Cussin
Washington voters could swing next House to Democrats
Judson C. Welliver notes that a Democratic gain of 22 seats could capture the House in November. Narrow Republican wins under 3,000 votes in districts from California to Missouri suggest a small shift could shift control, with 10,000 targeted votes potentially flipping the chamber.
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Washington, D. C
House
Foss
Massachusetts
Rochester
New York
Havens
California
Julius Kahn
Delaware
Henry Heald
Indiana
William O. Barnard
Iowa
Charlies A. Kennedy
Albert F Dawson
N. E. Kendall
Kansas
Chas. F. Scott
W. A. Calderhead
Wm. A. Reeder
Kentucky
Joseph B. Benna‘t
John Wesley Langley
Maine
John P. Swasey
Edwin C. Burleigh
Maryland
John Kronmiller
Sydney E. Mudd
Geo. A. Pearre
Minnesota
James A. Tawney
Halvor Steenerson
Missouri
Harry M. Coudrey
Politte Elvins
Parisian Sage Promises Dandruff Cure and Luxurious Hair
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the top dandruff remedy and hair dressing. It claims no stickiness or grease and guarantees two week results with a money back offer. Customer testimonials praise regrowth and restored color from 1909 affidavits in Eau Claire and Lafayette.
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Havercamp
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Wm. Stafford
Eau Claire
Wis
George Stork
LaFayette
Ind
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women’s health
An ad extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best cure for diseases and weaknesses in women. It claims the medicine is alcohol free, non habit forming, and lists full ingredients on the bottle wrapper under oath. Seek genuine product and avoid substitutes or counterfeit claims.
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Dr. Pierce
Notable House Members Ranked by Vote Totals
A compiled list shows each member and candidate totals by state, naming Charles Crow Arthur Murray Edmund Hinshaw George Norris Moses Kinkaid Herbert Parsons George Southwick Charles Cowles John Grant Herman Goebel J W Keifer Ralph Cole Albert Douglas James Joyce Bird McGuire Dick Morgan Charles Creager Henry Palmer A B Garner Chas Pratt Daniel Lafean Chas Barclay and others with their vote counts. The passage also notes those whose pluralities fell below 2000 or 1000 in the last election, listing several named individuals.
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Charles A. Crow
Arthur P. Murray
Nebraska
Edmund H. Hinshaw
George W. Norris
Moses P. Kinkaid
New York
Herbert Parsons
George N. Southwick
North Carolina
Charles H. Cowles
John G. Grant
Ohio
Herman P. Goebel
J. W. Keifer
Ralph D. Cole
Albert Douglas
James Joyce
Oklahoma
Bird McGuire
Dick T. Morgan
Charles E. Creager
Pennsylvania
Henry W. Palmer
A. B. Garner
Chas C. Pratt
Daniel F. Lafean
Chas. F. Barclay
Bennett
Swasey
Kronmiller
Mudd
Pearce
Coudrey
Elvins
Crow
Murray
Hinshaw
Southwick
Cowles
Grant
Goebel
Cole
Douglas
Joyce
Morgan
Sheffield
Austin
Cary
Kendall
Reeder
Norris
Expert Opinion Endorses ZEMO for Skin Diseases
A national skin disease expert notes eczema is the toughest to conquer but endorses ZEMO as a successful remedy for eczema itching skin diseases dandruff pimples and scalp diseases. The liquid external treatment is cleaner than greasy salves and destroys surface germs. Morgan offers free sample bottles and a booklet explaining home cures with ZEMO.
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Zemo
Mr. Morgan
West Liberty residents bid kin and visit relatives
Miss Edna Wiley visits relatives in Malcomb while Mrs. C. D. Gibson travels to Marshalltown and West Branch where she joins Mrs. W. G. Lemon to visit Wilbur Davis and Conrad. Various locals make short trips to Moline Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Victor as news notes finish with a funeral director report.
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West Liberty
Edna Wiley
Malcomb
C. D. Gibson
Marshalltown
West Branch
W. G. Lemon
Wilbur Davis
Cedar Rapids
T. T. Hathaway
Des Moines Convention Attendee Roll Includes Many Locals
The Des Moines convention drew five to six hundred attendees. Cedar Rapids visitors Mrs. H. E. Bradley and Misses Gibbs Waterers Miller traveled via Atalissa. Dozens of residents from Johnson County and surrounding towns visited Iowa City and Downey for social and family events including birthdays, visits, and summer travel plans.
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Des Moines
8. E. Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Atalissa
Ivah Gibbs
Helen Waterers
Theresa Miller
L. M. Quinn
Franklin
Ind
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Johnson County
Iowa City
A. F. Shella
Barger
Bessie
Edgar Hildebrand
H. B. Watters
Will Watters
S. R. Propst
Pearl
Vogle
Hormel
Chas. Peters
Richerson
May Manby
L. G. Hogue
Lawrence
Kan
Haswell
Col
Boulder
Anna Williams
Wilton
Ida Ester
North Liberty
Wilma Irwin
Emma Miller
Grace Hobbs
West Branch
Lena Ward
Chicago
Mildred Nichols
Helen Steele
Blanche Brooke
West Liberty
South Amana
Shafer
Homestead
H. A. Murray
Muriel
R. R. Wilkins
Waverly
Sunny Vale
North
Yakima Valley
Cal
Ruth Maxson
Victor
George Phelps
Alice Krieger
D. C. Krieger
San Francisco
J. M. Chamberlin
Downey
J. M. Scott
W. J. Grimm
Columbus Junction
Chas. Dougherty
Leslie
Ellen Dougherty
Margaret Henning
Muscatine
J. E. Poole
Mary Lundy
Moline
Janet Ady
Alma Nichols
Foley Kidney Pills Advised Against Substitutes
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as antiseptic tonic and restorative for urinary irregularities. It urges refusing substitutes and is signed by A. W. Morgan, Druggist.
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Foley
A. W. Morgan
Sage and Sulphur hair remedy returns to favor
Sage tea used by grandmothers to darken hair is back in vogue with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur. The tonic allegedly restores color, stops hair loss, and promotes growth. sold by druggists for 50c or $1, or via Wyeth Chemical Co. address in New York City.
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Wyeth
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York City
A. W. Morgan
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Cummins
Muscaline Journal
Athletics
U. S
Jackson's
Carrie Shammo
Harrisburg
J. A. Ryan
Will Beardsley
Wellman
J. Scott Blackwell
Ada Roach
Kansas City
Messrs
J. C
Robert Lee
Letts
John Kemble
Southwest
Seliny Lue
Seling Sue
G. A. Riemcke
A. G. Bestenlehner
Washington News
National Capital
Judson C. Welliver
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