Muscatine Papers Dominate Circulation in Region
Circulation guaranteed greater than all other Muscatine papers combined and at least three times that of any other daily.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1902
Page
3
Circulation guaranteed greater than all other Muscatine papers combined and at least three times that of any other daily.
Secretary of State W. B. Martin. Adair County Auditor B. F. Carroll. Davis County Treasurer G. S. Gilbertson. Winnebago County Supreme Judge short term C. A. Bishop. Polk County Railroad Commissioner E. A. Dawson. Bremer County removed
Delegates from Muscatine County townships and wards meet September 13 1902 at 11 am in Muscatine Court House to nominate auditors clerks recorders attorneys two supervisors and set representation by votes for Cummins 1901 election. Committees will call caucuses per order of J C Coster chair and Chas P Hanley secretary.
The piece mocks a Chicago egg-packing clique that tried to corner the market last spring. A cool season left eggs plentiful, spoiling their plan for huge profits as the market turns against the growers. The hungrily stored stock pressures the packers to dip into reserves to cover losses.
The text notes the hen serves as a friend to humans through diverse roles. It highlights broiler use fricasse preparation and egg production as key contributions. The overall tone reflects practical value of poultry in daily life.
President Roosevelt argues for strong federal control over interstate corporations, urging publicity of big firms and using Sherman act power to curb evils. He asserts Republicans lead the trust issue, with Democrats receiving no aid this year.
Iowa City Citizen notes Hoffman once in 61 5 and set for 1902 race. The Sioux City Journal reports the Eleventh district democrats abandoned silver for Zink as the congressional nominee.
Davenport Republican notes that Scott County Democrats resolve their county conventions and surrender in their state conventions, highlighting party alignment and strategy within local and state processes.
The columnist notes the farmer must carry a sack to the post office this season as political literature pours in from friends. The scene captures rural life and civic activity amid campaign mail.
Muscatine friends of C. A. Seaton celebrate his newspaper career moves. Former owner of a local job printing office, he rose to publish the Clarence Sun, and has started a new paper at Lowden on the Northwestern line, with both ventures proving successful.
Muscatine trap shooters prepare for a major tournament at the St Louis exposition. The event centers on an inanimate target world championship with local competitors aiming to shine on a national stage.
The Morrell packing house of Ot tumwa declares in a circular to employees it will not join any union or society of standing and will employ non union men. It says it will protect non union workers from union interference and will not discharge employees for union activity unless reasons are deemed good.
Speaker Hender son plans extensive travel beyond his district with mostly Republican talking points on prosperity. He aims to win a large majority backing his return to Washington and election as speaker of the house.
Union labor emphasizes Labor Day as a time to honor wage earners and recognize the value of organized labor. The piece advocates harmony between organized workers and capital, suggesting cooperation rather than conflict benefits American life and economic stability.
A contribution from Rev. T. S. Pool of Letts discusses the Mormon problem, calling the American people apathetic and labeling themselves as lacking vigor in facing the issue. He is described as a vigorous writer and attentive student of contemporary concerns.
Muscatine and state leaders clash over reaffirming the Kansas City platform with C. A. Walsh directing the effort. Muscatine Democrats oppose silver as an issue amid a forthcoming Second district congressional election. A gold delegation is planned to attend, risking renewed disorder and division among factions.
The author argues the United States must ban polygamy in Mormonism, criticizes Utah’s lax enforcement, cites 1862 federal anti polygamy law and Governor Harding, and suggests amending the national constitution as the ultimate solution. T. S. Pool Letts, Iowa.
The Washington Democrat argues Mahin has only 38 years as editor, while his autobiography shows early ties to the Bloomingto n Herald beginning November 1, 1847, and over a year of editorial work before becoming editor. The piece defends a long association and ridicules the Democrat’s stance.
Stanley McCormick appeared before the board of review protesting a low valuation. He argued for a $475,000 tax on his personal property after being absent during assessment. The board granted his request, noting the raise to tax.
The Indianola Herald seeks a resident of Iowa who has personally suffered injury from a protective tariff or the formation and operation of a trust. The paper advertises in good faith to obtain facts from such a farmer.
The annual convention of The Iowa Anti Saloon League will be held at the First Baptist church in Des Moines on September 16 and 17. Delegates are allotted by organization with rates on railroads, under L S Coffin president and Matt R Sawyers secretary, meetings open to all allied churches and temperance societies.
The Iowa Central railway offers greatly reduced one way tickets to Minnesota and North and South Dakota for harvest hands and laborers through August 19. Check with local ticket agents for specifics and buy dates.
An ad promises kidney cures with Sparacus Pills from Kennedy Co in Chicago or New York. It offers free samples and targets readers seeking relief from kidney ills. The copy uses sensational language and urges trial of the remedy.
Washington dispatch details a sweeping Republican campaign plan led by national and state committees. It lists campaign literature distribution totals, key speakers like Gallinger Shaw Henderson Cannon Hepburn and Hanna, and training of a large speakers bureau. It notes friction over tariff revision reporting and mentions coal strike impacts on the navy contracts.
The skirt of Shepard's checked chev iot is worn with close fitting body coats in dark blue or black matching the check. The fabric features black and white braiding with radiating tucks, each edged with a black piping and stitched with black Corticelli silk to twelve inches from the edge where it fans. The accompanying close fitting Eton coat is made of black cloth.
A description notes a velvet faced coat featuring a white moire revers and a single row of fancy braid trim. The garment emphasizes a notable collar and refined decorative details.
The republicans of Goshen township meet at Woodman hall in Atalis sa Saturday evening September 6 to select delegates for the county convention September 13 and to nominate two justices of the peace two constables and one trustee plus other caucus business. Cc. C. Croxen Com.
The republicans of Sweetland township are called to meet at the Mt Grove school house on Saturday September 6 at 7 39 PM to elect six delegates to the county convention and nominate a township ticket. J H Van Camp Com.
An old style patent remedy ad promotes Cuscareta for constipation relief. It claims Candy Cathartic cures constipation forever and offers a money back refund if it fails. Prices listed are 20c and 25c.
A Brooklyn Eagle piece notes a mother scolding a girl for lagging in school. Guests discuss how broader female education is linked to more single women, prompting the girl to accuse her mother of not loving her and wanting to keep her from marriage.
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