Advertising Directory for City and County
Official paper of city and county advertising offices with addresses in Chicago New York Detroit and Cincinnati claims overwhelming circulation. The Galley Journal prints every evening except Sunday with city delivery and weekly mailing for 18 cents per week. yearly mail subscriptions 3.00 in advance. Volume and staff details listed including advertising manager and editors.
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City Sod
Chicago
Cona
Lorenzen & Woodsman
New York
Cone
Lorenzen & Wounstoon
Brunswick Tuilding
Anane
Lorenzen Wootman
Gumbel Huilding
Detroit
Lorenzin & Woodtwn
Veen Wee Muilding
Aulnatu
Vone
Lorenzen & Woodman
Towa
Trivaty
Nomborn
Noerstor
Perdan
Nenaeirient Aulmader
Vee Tunahe
Society Raptor
Camnaaing
Malling Ianm
Sn. T—Firn
H. Mitchforth
Postmaster Pressure Reported in Wilkinton Campaign Ring
The letter from Bandragging the Plothed shows a push to tax postmasters to fund Wilkinton’s campaign. County chairs were told to avoid legal trouble, while claims of impropriety from the Republican National Committee surfaced over distributing copies of the circular. Postmasters in several states report the pressure and smears amid the funding controversy.
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T. Fonna Rideway
Comaitées
Raprexonta
Republic
Wilkonta
Slenii
McCormick
Aod
Wartiington
Palmers Molese Protest Over Rural Route Changes
Farmers in the Lodo Troy community protest a reorganization of rural routes, claiming economic hardship and loss of trade for local merchants. Residents across Muscatine and adjoining counties join the complaints, alleging the postal department’s actions under the current administration hurt towns and support for rural mail service.
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Lodo Troy
Cit
Buseness
Reuloy
Towa
Furmor
Rural mail changes spark protests in district
Residents in Ml Daria protest new routing that lengthens rural mail delivery. District farmers say the plan forces long walks to distant boxs and alters service, urging officials to reconsider and citing added burdens for city and countryside residents.
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Daria
Coty
Renera
Hutt Dredm
Second District Farmora
Hivine
The Bayview Marshal and the Mysterious Package
Athlon Gary in Bayview, his wife Minna Royce, and the retired marshal confront a tense period after a menacing package arrives from the Birdon gate. Albion the townsman defends the road soiled by bandits, while Athlon recalls duty and a debt to the town as Norman’s fate threads through the narrative.
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Iris Myrtle Grey
Athlon Gary
Ted Boon
Minna Royce
Bello
Bayvlaw
Sohntush
Imu
Pula
Bayview
Minna
Athlon
Lo Valle
Bondita
Burglard
Bon
Norman
Mino
Albion
Marsnot
Kalter Dodd
Ifo
Atte
Thors
Rush
Aral
Rirdon Gate
Long
Rownd
Mia
Dare
Marshal
Ways to Lose Fat Using Oil of Korsin Capsules
A dated advertisement promotes Oil of Korsin capsules as a weight loss method. It claims taking a capsule after each meal and before bed will reduce fat safely without starvation. The text urges readers to consult a druggist and assures the product is harmless and effective for removing fat from any body part.
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A. W. Morgan
Hutle, JR
Mysterious package on porch frightens family
Minna and Albion fear a bomb inside a mysterious box left on the porch. Baby stirs it pounding as neighbors joke about a peppermint stick dynamite while Albion reveals a prank gift from Kaifer Doddd. The scene ends with wary relief as the couple assess the harmless contents and the danger vanished.
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Minne
Minna
Mra
Tosh
Mina
Trlonda
Knifor Doddie
Packer
Alan
Albion
Favy
Biby
Papa
Noruman
Baby
Unele Bea
Cindy
Alblan
Ara
Tush
Kaifer Dodd
Albion Beuyo
Merger reshapes Paramount film program with Lasky merger
The Oliver Morrocco Photoplay and Palins Pictures join Paramount’s Famous Players-Lasky Corp. The merged entity, valued at 12.5 million dollars, consolidates Wes production forces and expands the Paramount program to about 104 features annually.
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Oliver Morocco
Atd Palins
Paramount
Lim
Toxathar
Entira Paramount
Rooney
Famona Playerg-Lavky
Corporation
Wil
Hughes Sees Menace to Labor in Adamson Bill
In Newark Charles Hughes Republican candidate argues the Adamson eight hour bill harms labor. He criticizes the measure as a pro ration plan that does not fix hours, but shifts wage calculations. He cites railroad wage practices, Underwood opposition, and questions whether the bill truly offers labor justice or merely a political surrender.
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Hughes
Newark
Fey
Canedictata
Laboer
Keanaghvan
Mippinasa
Castlelanco
Aurvicos
Jamaday
Fy Ik
Tha Commission
Landard
Underwood
Senate
Waa
PNT
Lund
Korefoty
Sein
Usemiter
Republican Party
Republcan Congress
United Staten
jCaltaghin
Jswd
Phtase Works
United States
Dietelet
Golinbin
Congresa
Clork
Kees
Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises
A home remedy suggests A W Morgan or a druggist mix double strength Parain t for catarrhal deafness. Combine one ounce each of hat wnatur and granulated gugny with the blend and take one tablespoon four times daily. Relief may come quickly as nasal passages clear and mucus drains, with little cost and pleasant taste.
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A. W. Morgan
Hair Grey Then Apply Q-Bait Hair Restorer
An ad promotes Q-Bait Hair Gold Restorer claiming to darken hair evenly without dye. It touts restoring color, improving texture, and adding life to hair, with a price of 80 for a bottle at Morgane drug store and other sellers.
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Morgane Drug Store
Musxentino
mall—Adyer- Usourent
Labor Reform Debate on Hours and Arbitration
The text discusses labor hours, federation positions, and the Adamson bill. It notes AFL stance against using law to fix adult wages beyond government employment, favoring union action. It criticizes administration pressure, arbitration abandonment, and the bill as a surrender to duress.
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Elas
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Krisas Don
Pho
Uon
Congress
Blue Grass Church News and Local Visits
Blue Grass notes recount Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs J R Banela and family to friends, car trips by J R Watts and Elery C Ware, and plans for a chicken supper. Mrs William McElroy to host Ladies Aid on October 18. Rev Dahlenberg to conduct communion at nearby churches on October 22. Davenport quartet to perform at Pleasant Prairie church. St Mathias Ladies rummage sale scheduled for Wednesday October 17.
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Chris Auit
Elefrada
Blue Grass
J. R. Banela
Mise Georgia
Carl
Mra
J. R. Watts
Ellery C. Ware
Carlston Frank
Gcuraten Rank
Hull
Fox O. A. Bohnenck
J.C. Watts
Chung
Adam Drumm
Truix
Davenport
Willam McElroy
Iain
Ald
Dahlenberg
Presbyterian Church of
Drienport
Rie Grins
Prairie and Hermen
Pleasant Prairie M_ ue
Burglary Night Denounced by Community Leaders
A garbled note describes an event night linked to burglars, mentioning parents and police perplexity while residents seek clarity on the incident and its impact on local safety and trust.
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