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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
3
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Iowa Republicans announce a state convention in Des Moines on September 9 1908 at 11 am to nominate a candidate for the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Charles A Bishop death. Delegates chosen from June 2 primary proceed August 29 1908 to select delegates. representation bases include one per county and additional delegates per 200 votes for Albert B Cummins in 1906. F Franke chairs, B P Adler secretary, Des Moines.
An essay on the pitiable figure of almost successful men who never reach true accomplishment. It contrasts brains and prospects with the inner fault that prevents greatness, questioning whether real success is desirable for all.
A reflection on the man who fails to reach greatness, despised for dwelling in the shadow of mediocrity though clever at many things. The passage pities his wasted potential and condemns his lack of mastery in any single pursuit.
A reader urged by the Journal to follow the serial The Turn of the Tide recounts a story with a central character in England’s New Brooms movement. The piece argues the tale offers a sane, safe critique of politics and urges cleaning up lies in public life.
In a drizzle filled scene Guy leaves as a somber mood settles after a wedding. He reflects on funerals as entertainment for some and contemplates life’s damp, grim fabric. The distant hum grows, echoing a gloom over the grey rails and fading voices.
Muscatine Academy opens fall term Monday September 6 with Frederic Stone as principal Miss Mary J Dutton preceptress Miss Mary Stone assistant preceptress Charlies G Merril music German taught by C Rotteck Also Burlington township Farmers club meeting at county courthouse Saturday at 1 pm Sue Foster president John Ziegler secretary G W Van Horne N A Reed P J Ryan W D Burk and W H Keating to represent the city A Ride J Bowman known as Jakie arrives at Journal office with carriage and monarchs voice demanding editor and tools for a ride and the offer is accepted for a long jaunt into the day.
Hon. William F. Brannan won the Democratic nomination for circuit court judge at the Wilton convention. Republicans met at the courthouse last night to organize for the campaign with Judge Mason chosen as chairman and Robert Baird as secretary. Speakers included Hon. Jacob Butler Hon. R. M. Bunnett D. C. Cloud and L. D. Ingersoll.
Twenty years ago today September 2 marked a Sunday. The note recalls the calendar date and day of week without additional events.
Thirty years ago the Wilton Reform club will hold a meeting this evening to elect its officers. Officials and members are expected to attend as arrangements for the slate are announced.
Ten years ago F H Kincaid was chosen as a delegate to the postal clerks convention in Atlanta. Miss Gertrude Kincaid of Muscatine would accompany him to join the Town and Illinois party in Chicago. Major Tillie announced the 560th Iowa would move to Des Moines as transport was arranged. Lieut F B Munroe and his wife arrived from Philadelphia and Jacksonville after the lieutenant resigned.
Guy nearly boards a Bourne mouth express and survives a near death, then seeks peace in a forest dreamscape. He finds a tranquil heath and golf course as mist lifts, encounters a handsome man and a woman, and envisions Galashad in the moment. To Be Continued.
Advert says instant relief and permanent cure from Dr Hale's Ointment, reducing inflammation and itching, cooling burning skin, healing eruptions. Sold at drug stores for 25 cents or mailed by Kenyon & Thomas of Adams New York.
Wm Blake of Chicago visits his mother Mrs John Boorn. James Turkington ships five cattle cars to Chicago. Henry Lieberknecht in Burlington. Miss Allie Brockway visits Iowa City. Miss Gene Darrow returns from Washington. F A Garrison runs a fair week restaurant with Bert Collins assisting. Grover Hamersly visits Prof Hamersly in Bladensburg. Rev W A Longnecker attends M E conference at Ottumwa. O L Holiday and Lee Longstreth cater fair week. Carl Meeker and wife return to Clinton. New fire engine arrives and will be used after hose is received. A firehouse will be built in town. Mrs J L Hildebrand visits Loveland Colorado. Dr Wm Paty of Greenville visiting Chas Furnas and relatives. Fred Lieberknecht goes to Burlington for business college. Mark Paty of Emporia visits. Miss Helen Brockway returns to Minneapolis. Miss Fern Farrer returns from Mae Lieberknecht. M A Shellabarger family move to Iowa City. Mrs Mae Barnes returns to Marcus after weeks here. Carl Shearer and Willie Cline plus W
Community notes from Letts Iowa detail visits and illnesses roving residents including Miss Daisy Lieberknecht hosting Rose Dalton and Lulu Van Horn while Bert Snyder and Fred Flatt attended. Several locals travel for visits and medical updates including Mrs J H Collins, Mrs B B Lintner, and Dr Crow. Upcoming events include a local O E S meeting and residents preparing for fairs and school changes.
An advert promotes Dr King’s New Life Fills as a remedy for biliousness malaria and constipation sold at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store. The note also lauds Marv Ever Gold Medal Flour as the best for making everything Savgina.
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