Towa-Private Ranch Exchange Names 26 and 27
Official paper lists staff and offices for a city and county publication. It notes roles from Loomin as publisher to the editor and city hall editor positions, plus composing, mailing rooms, and governance contact details. The document appears as a directory or masthead for the paper.
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Towa
Lanawores
L. P. Loomin
City Hadlitor
Fitchforth
Ady
Mer
Althur
Muscatine Daily Journal circulates widely in city ads
Notice for subscribers outlines circulation guarantee surpassing other papers, with delivery every evening except Sunday. Daily mail subscriptions priced. weekly carrier collection ten cents per week, mail subscriptions at annual rates. Ads emphasize subscription options and insurance of delivery.
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Muscatine
Lanng
Danly Journal
Evry
Mall Cere
Vanqe
Molasses to Catch Flies No 3 Examines Wilson Promise
Excerpt from a 1912 Democratic platform critique laments President Wilson’s claimed overreach in shaping Congress. It cites his assertion that government branches should operate within their powers and criticizes executive encroachment on legislative prerogative across recent years.
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Wilson
Executive
Jogiecivo
United States
White House
Daniels Campaign Tour Affects Iowa Farmers Support
The piece argues Joseph Daniels should campaign in rural Iowa, warning that farmers depend on national policy and naval defense. It asserts Daniels harmed the navy and national security, urging voters to choose Wilson over Daniels.
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Joseph Daniela
Towa
Daniels
Mandaro
Iowa
Josxophus Daniels
Navy
Daniel
Wilson
Name Game Sparks Davenport Editorial Debate
A Davenport Democrat editorial mocks naming of C S Vrooman as Carl Schurz Vrooman and questions German American support for Wilson. The piece suggests the christening spirits influence politics and laments naming choices amid the 1912 presidential climate.
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Davenport Democrat
Pan
Wilson
Ssttstane
C. S. Vrooman
Carl Schurz Vrooman
Davenport
Witkon
Woodrow
Vrooman
Wilton
Childrens
Provident
Eriouk
President Wilson and the war vote debate in Chicago
The piece questions Wilson's claim of keeping the nation out of war and asks how he has shielded Holland, Sweden, Denmark, and Spain. It notes Chicago's graft exposé and mentions Meredith's critique of the party, while casting doubt on a dry pledge.
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Wilson
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Handsome Sudbury Couple in Racing Ride and Cliff Rescue
Tom Haynes and Mabel Vickers, a notable Sudbury pair, rode together daily toward Cloxa Hill Gap. On an engagement eve they pursued a trying ride as Mabel’s horse bolted. Tom, in pursuit, toppled his horse and dangled over a 30 foot cliff. Mabel recovered, and rescuers arrived to lift him to safety.
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Mecewth James, Jr
Sudbury
Tom ‘Haynes
Mabel Vickers
Mabel
Tom
Cloxa Hill Gap
Cloke In Gap
Miabel
Nora
Allonta
Mirabel
Forthcomfox
Q Ban Revives Color Glands Hair Restorer Ad
An advertisement claims Q Ban Hair Color Restorer revives color glands in hair restoring gray to a uniform dark shade. It promises softer thicker hair, stops dandruff and falling hair, and offers a money back guarantee. Sold for 60 cents in Morgan Drug Store and by mail.
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Morgan Drug Store
Muncazine
Mall
Crippled Tom Faces Future Without Riding Hope
Tom is left paralyzed after a spinal injury and faces a future in a wheeled chair. Mabel withdraws from him, while Nora, a longtime friend, secretly aids his recovery. Surgeon Tremayne promises cure with six weeks of plaster and Tom regains the ability to move his toes, with Nora by his side as he returns home.
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Tom
Mabole
Mabol
Nora
Mabel
Toma
Windol
Ilfa
Taavel
Bherald
Tremayno
Sudbury
Tremayne
Roosevelt on arbitration and the anthracite strike
The article recalls President Roosevelt visiting coal country to defend arbitration over the 1902 strike, detailing his actions to force government mediation when capital and labor could not agree. It contrasts Roosevelt with Wilson, praising Roosevelt’s use of a national arbitration commission and threatening federal action to ensure public needs were met while urging justice for labor.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Hla Puveral
Sy Slenitleant
S Trikers
Xituation
Mandal
Wall Street
Pubiic
Ming
Lbor
Atasta
Muarl
Grover Cleveland
Ax Able
Clark
Archbishop Spaulding
Janois
Gene Wine
Wilson
Arbitration Commission
Hoe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Wilson
Crisia
Khown
Alwayar
Jaor
Looked Beautiful in Her Riding Habit and Meeting Tom
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a woman in riding habit recognizing Nora with Tom at her side. Nora mentions a planned trip to Brentwood for a yteation while Tom and Nora reveal they recently went there for their honeymoon, Ma bot.
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Tom
Nora
Brentwood
Mabot
What to Do for Itching Skins
An ad-like notice promotes resinol ointment and resinol soap as immediate relief for itching and disfiguring skin troubles such as eczema and ringworm. It claims soothing healing effects, no harmful ingredients, and twenty years of physician use, noting resinol soap helps tender skin and clears complexions.
Inside Bath Promises Health and Fresh Appearance
An old health ad urges morning hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate as an inside bath to cleanse stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved complexion breath and energy, advising daily use and noting inexpensive cost for a quarter pound.
Deliberation urged on Adamson bill by reform voices
A call for Congress to pause the Adamson bill until a disinterested commission can thoroughly investigate and report. The piece argues for fair, just labor policy and cites former President Wilson as an example of shifting views on labor unions and open shop practices. It warns against shortsighted leadership and emphasizes action aligned with wageworkers' interests.
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Congress
Wilson
Ofefice
Inbor Fia
Inbor
Wilson’s shifting stance on Chinese immigration and politics
The writer criticizes Mr. Wilson for reversing his past positions on Chinese immigrants and immigration policy after entering politics. They allege he once praised Chinese workers over European arrivals and now advocates keeping borders open to a “coarse crew,” accusing him of following political convenience rather than fixed beliefs.
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Wilson
Europe
Local Social Notes From Columbus Junction Area
Mrs Emily Hull visited her nephew Rob West in Ainsworth who suffers from blood poisoning. Eight graders and teacher Edna Shellabarger spent time in Mancatine and Geneva Island. Mrs J F Johnston arrived from Council Bluffs to visit Cranston and W H Hughes home. Several Cedar Rapids visitors came to see Mrs Epperly and Mrs McCornick, with J R Duncan traveling to Omaha before moving to San Francisco Cairo. Cora Summerville returns from Denver and Colorado trip. Mary Barringer heads to Davenport while other locals visit Muscatine and Maxentine.
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Columbus Junction
Emily Hull
Ainsworth
Rob West
Margaret Biren
Edna Cavin
Evelyn Sprague
Ruby O’neill
Rose Richie
Mildred Anwyl
Edna Shellabarger
Mancatine
Maude Atchison
Apent
Geneva Island
J. F
Portland
Ore
Madida Rinehirt
Watel Patterson
John McNamer
Harry Hall
Maaentine
W.fp
Hall
Cort Mosley
Fredonia
J. R. Duncan
Saurday
Omaha
San Francisco
Cairo
Misa Cora Summerville
Denver
Colorado
Mary Barringer
Davenport
Rol Rees
Howell
Walters
Maxentine
G. 1
Church
Muscatne Saturnay
Emily Darrow
Hazen Darrow
Muscatine
Rand Concert Enjoyed in New Boston
The New Boston rand gave a concert on Friday night linked to a street social. A large crowd enjoyed the event as mild weather and a bright moonlight night enhanced the evening’s pleasure.
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Rand
New Boston
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