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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
3
The Day Journal, Throop Illinois, issued every evening except Sunday. The Semi Weekly Journal appears Tuesdays with five pages, delivered by carrier in the city. Subscriptions: daily by mail $3.00 per year. semi weekly $1.00 per year.
Representatives list Fayne & loung in charge at New York police station 30S4 West 33rd Street and at Chicago office 150 Marquette Building Fayne & loung in charge.
Journal Agencies, The Jourga announces agency offices around the city for reader convenience. Listings include Hurlbut Grocery East 2nd Street, Toborg Bros Grocery South Muscatine Oregon street, Busch's Drug Store Hershey avenues, Chayka's Grocery Kecklerville, and J. H. Puller Grocery West Mul.
Fragmented OCR reads as Bell telephone business and editorial offices with unclear surrounding context and ambiguous details. No concrete events dates or names are identifiable in readable text.
Sworn detailed circulation state mt of the Muscatine Journal for October 1908. The data shows various distribution figures with totals around 6,700 to 6,800 across multiple categories and days.
Average 6 786 copies of the Muscatine Journal were printed and circulated in October 1908. Publisher I. F. D. Throop swears to the record. Notary F. L. Bihlmeier certifies the oath on November 2, 1908 in Muscatine County Iowa.
A letter questions William Jennings Bryan’s fate as Democrats appear to control Nebraska and Indiana senatorial selections. It weighs whether Bryan can maintain his long leadership amid potential losses and a shifting political landscape.
The Sioux City Journal argues Bryan cannot again lead the Democratic Party after three decisive electoral losses. It suggests Bryan the man remains likable, but Bryan the politician faces finality as party leader and presidential contender.
Italian inventor Captain Anzalone reports verified success in telephoning Genoa to Buenos Aires by looping wires over a submerged submarine cable. The feat promises submarine telephone networks linking Europe with the Americas and Asia, marking a potential leap in international communications.
The remark praises a nation for continuing to yield progressive figures akin to Marconi and Anzalone, suggesting lasting global respect derived from such innovators.
Advertisement claims Orrine cures alcoholism and reduces drink cravings. Notes Druggists nationally endorse it, with testimonials from Polk Miller Drug Co of Richmond and A. W. Morgan, druggist. Offers No. 1 and No. 2 forms, plain discreet mailing, $1 per box, money back guarantee.
A digest of Muscatine happenings lists 50 40 and 30 years ago anniversaries marriages and notable events. A passenger on a Friday night eastbound train reported a birth between Davenport and Wilton. Hon C S Washburn arrived to attend city interests. The M T A A R R plans an annual meeting at the mayor s office. Multiple marriages and social gatherings are noted including clergy events and local business activity.
Joy confronts Sir Giles about her life at Hernshaw and her plan to travel the world alone. She rejects the idea of staying with the Aunts or him and blames the diphtheria on his neglect of sites and treasures. The scene ends with Hugo Charteris's death prompting Reginald Charters to linger in her memory as the true man amidst fading past.
Twenty years ago the couple announced their marriage plans. Miss Della Downer and George Parvin will be married next Thursday at the bride’s parents’ home in Sweetland township.
Musical features include the noon day parade of the Cowboy Band. Singing and dancing specialties are presented and an enjoyable evening's entertainment is promised.
Two days after the Luna sinks Joy discovers Hugo Charteris is dead. She moves through a bleak Forest in a stunned, hunted mood, recalling past walks with him as the season shifts to summer and the woods close in with lush, overwhelming growth.
Amusement notes praise Lottie Blair Parker author of Under Southern Skies and Way Down East as revivalist with southern and New England life plays. Way Down East sparked a spate of regional dramas while Under Southern Skies enters its eighth season and inspires new southern productions seen at the Grand this Saturday both matinee and night.
A large touring company will stage On the Frontier a West mining era drama at the Grand Theater with a Sunday matinee and evening performance. The production promises lively scenes from frontier life and prospecting days.
The Morgan Stock Co motto Good Plays at Cheap Prices promotes a show at the Grand Opera House next Sunday evening. After an earlier week here the company expanded with new vaudeville acts and will offer the strongest play in their repertoire at both matinee and evening performances.
Grandview, La. Nov 6. Mr and Mrs J Z Schneider drove to Muscatine to attend to business. George Cocklin of Muscatine worked at the Grandview Independent switchboard Thursday. Silas Guthrie rode to Muscatine Thursday morning. Will Mull Mississippi Valley exchange manager visited Tuesday to check lines. Jake Martin and George and Edward Haas visited Muscatine Thursday. Mrs Chris Warner of Muscatine spent last week visiting son Lee and wife. Rosa Hascher was called to Muscatine Friday for daughter Townsend illness. John Berk and Pearl Krahl drove to Letts Friday evening. E T Letts was in county seat Saturday afternoon. Miss Faye McGrew visiting with
A man from New Hartford Iowa describes long standing rheumatism and how Dr Williams Pink Pills cured him. He says the disease returned after winters or damp days until the pills removed the rheumatic poison from his blood. The pills claim to cure by building blood and strengthening nerves and are sold by druggists or by mail at 50 cents per box with six boxes for $2.50.
Relatives visit and multiple residents travel between Muscatine, Wapello, Nichols, and surrounding towns this week. People attend events, shop, visit relatives, and some plan indefinite stays, with schools closing for a two week vacation.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for lung hemorrhage weak lungs and coughs and colds. It lists prices of 50 cents and one dollar and names Havercay s Prescription Drug Store as provider.
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