Davenport and Rock Island Rail Timetable Change
The Davenport Rock Island and Northwestern Railway announces a June 10 1900 start for short line service via C N W Ry with daily and Sunday schedules from Davenport Iowa. Trains depart 7:30 AM 2:30 PM 2:30 PM 6:45 PM and 10:10 PM with connections to Clinton Sterling Omaha Denver Chicago Rockford Madison Janesville Cedar Rapids and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Cities
Chica Clinton
Davenport
Iowa
Belvidere
Rockford
Janesville
Madison
Wis
Clinton
Sterling
de Bee Ee
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Utah
Pacific Coast Points
Sioux
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Dixon, Sterling Ill
Denver
Dixon
Aanes i
Clinton D
L. F. Berry
Time Table with June 17 1900 Train Schedule
Time schedule shows southbound and northbound second class trains from Muscatine Roundhouse Fruitland Grandview Wapello and Elrick Junction with daily operation except Sunday. Train Nos 2 and 4 run regardless of Nos 1 and 3, connections to Burlington and Muscatine via BCRN and Iowa Central to points east west and north.
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Wilton
Muscatine
Muscat
Ieeascave
Wiltoning
Ly. Ly
Roundhouse
Fruit
Burlington
Iowa Central
Atalissa Republicans Hold Rousing Saturday Meeting
A large Republican rally in Atalissa drew strong turnout Saturday night as Hon. William L. Roach delivered a stirring speech. A street parade followed, deemed a great success, with enthusiastic crowds and supporters marching in the streets.
Trade notices and political meet reports in Muscatine and Atalissa
Local ads note Battey Jewelers moving to 120 West Second Street opposite the Tribune. Community notices announce piano lessons and lodge meetings. Reports cover Republican rallies at Atalissa with W L Roach and Vollmer speeches, parades, and reader letters on county and state politics in nearby West Liberty and Muscatine areas.
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Battey
West Second Street
Tribune
Vollmer
McKinley
Roosevelt
Speec
Roach
Davenport
Muscatine
John N. Baldwin
Capt. Rumple
Union Valley Mounted Rough Riders
Atalissa
South Prairie Club
Delivery notice for The Daily Journal subscribers
Irregular or tardy delivery should be reported to the business office. Each copy should arrive before 6 30 p m. Report late delivery and specify a secure drop location or weatherproof place for the paper.
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Daily Journal
The Journal Ad Policy and Newsstand Listings
The Journal guarantees ad changes only if copy is in by 9 a.m. Ads are accepted and can be supplied to customers. Newsstands at R. A. Holmes, E. Davidson, and C. W. Hodges carry The Journal.
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R. A. Holmes
E. Davidson
C. W. Hodges
West Liberty Davenport Woman Heads Iowa WRC Role
Mrs Georgie Worker of Davenport serves as senior vice president of the Iowa W R C department and acted in a leadership capacity during a departmental event.
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Georgie Worker
Davenport
Department of Iowa
Courage and testimony at Y M C A meeting
Rev. J N Elliott spoke on courage from 2 Cor 4 1 urging trust in Christ as the source of true courage. He invited personal testimonies from men present, noting informal meetings aid spiritual development. An unrelated ad for Dean's Ointment claims cures for scald head.
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J. N. Elliott
Lord Jesus Christ
Elliott
Dean
That Corn Bread Beats All
A grocer advertises corn bread made with Jones and Rice’s Cream Meal touting it as superior. The note highlights the product and its makers in a period style sales line.
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Jones & Rice
Oriental Cleaning Ad for Ladies and Gentlemen
To the Ladies of Muscatine the ORIENTAL offers the finest cleaning for jackets dresses and skirts. To the Gentlemen we clean and press clothing and shine shoes for 1.00 a month. Also features a fine line of cigars and tobacco.
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The
Oriental
Fragmentary notice from The Oriental listing address
Readable excerpt shows The Oriental on Telentone 1 151 and 102 BE 2nd St. Details beyond cryptic.
Musserville Notes Highlight Local Events and Visitors
Frank Seals of Laraine Illinois plans to return home. Musserville celebrates birthdays and guests. Mrs Frances Liter to speak at the M E church. elders conduct Lord's Supper. Rev Lacorna returns home. Neighborhood updates include new neighbors Wm Stark family, Bartlett packing house demolition, and upcoming Tuesday prayer meeting.
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Frank Seals
Laraine
Ill
Frank
Mississippi River
Bryan
Fourth Ward
McKinley
Roosevelt
Musserville M. FE
Elsie Barnard
Stella Knight
Wm. Stark
David Foster
Stark
Musserville
Grandview Road
John Lacornn
Garfield MM. FE
Washington
P. Lacorna
Conesville
25Th Iowa
Robert Carters
M. E
South Muscatine
Bartlett
Levi Barnard
Libbie Small
Illinois
Frances Liter
Opie Read to Campaign for McKinley in Midwest Tour
Chicago report states novelist and lecturer Opie Read will visit Kansas next Saturday to stump for McKinley. He will speak in Topeka Monday night and campaign for the Republican ticket through November 6. Read, longtime Democrat author of A Kentucky Colonel and The Jacklins, rejects Bryanism.
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Chicago
Opie Read
Kansas
McKinley
Topeka
Apublican Party
Kentucky
Jacklins
Read
Burdock Blood Bitters Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old sales claim extols Burdock Blood Bitters as a natural remedy for stomach and bowel regulation, promising rapid relief from digestive discomfort.
Democrats Demand Bryan Portrait In Prominent Lobby Position
Waterloo residents express strong feeling after a Republican postmaster removes Democratic posters from the office lobby and blocks replacement. A clerk admits removing them, while the postmaster says he is not responsible for the act.
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Bryan
Waterloo
Farms of Iowa Highlighted In Eastern and Southwestern Regions
A note points to choice farms in eastern Iowa and southwestern Iowa, emphasizing notable agricultural sites and land for potential buyers or investors. Details about exact farms, sizes, or owners are not provided in the fragment.
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Iowa
Titus & Jackson
Schools Reopen In Galveston After Storm Damage
Galveston Texas public schools reopen for first time since the great storm. The school board repaired four buildings and can house 88 classes in 44 rooms by holding two sessions daily.
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Galveston
Texas
Thompson's Book Store Displays Largest Stock Yet
The store proclaims shelves full to overflowing with the latest and best books, inviting customers to browse a historically large stock in the city.
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Thompson's
Black Diamond Express Leaves Buffalo for New York
The Black Diamond Express departs Buffalo at noon via the Lehigh Valley Railroad and arrives in New York at 10 08 p m dining car service available along the entire route a la carte.
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Black Diamond
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
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Kansas A
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Evans
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern Railway Co
VL. D.wells & Company
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E. P. Day’s Art Store
SAS
Sun
Tuc
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Hall
William L. Roach
Stein's
Stella Richard
West West Fourth Street
Banner Lodge
Miss Neddes Huff
Thomas
Jules McCroskey
Fred Huttig
S. T. Sinnett
Presbyterian Church
Keokuk Lake
Dr. Wood
Hood
Harold Asthalter
Law School of the State University
Iowa City
Stein’s
Frances Dean
San Francisco
Cal
Dr. H. M. Dean
Frank Waldo
Dawson City
Emanuel Weaver
East Tenth Street
Uno
Chillicothe
Keokuk Constitution-Democrat
Rebekahs
Laura Kent
Wilton Advocate
C. H. Reesink
W. L. Roach
West Liberty
Senator Dolliver
Nichols
Young
United States
McBride & Cope
West Seventh Street
Minnesota
Dakota
Lakahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Colorado
H. H. Arnold
West 2Nd Street
Celia H. Irwin
Department of California
Nevada
Irwin
W. C. Evans
J. D. Anangst
Floricultural Society
J. W. McElravy
Oakridge Cemetery
Cc. D. Gibson
Della Bingham
Lincoln
Geo. Ward
J. E. Newson
Huliet
Milan
Ills
McBirney
Marie Jacoby
Frank Barnes
Rev. Elliott
Telentone
Opie
Lido
Ahoola
Rochester, NY
Sam Borger
Journal
Jas. O’toole
Sycamore
Jim
Sycamore ST
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