Grain market unsettled by freight constraints and embargo removals
Lamson Bros. reports embargoes on western grain shipments to Chicago removed by the Board of Trade Transport Department but car shortages and freight congestion persist. Corn prices steady with a December decline. oats arrivals and demand tighten. wheat bids vary by grade and delivery month. Export sales remain strong if ocean and rail freights improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade Transportion Department
Chicago
Coal on track available from S A Power
Hard coal on hand for a limited time. We have another car of good hard coal ready. Contact S A Power by phone 53271 for purchase while it lasts.
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S.A. Power
Reward for Lost Pocketbook Near Fairfield Dry Cleaning
A black pocketbook with two diamond rings one wedding ring and cash was lost between Fairfield Dry Cleaning Works and Q depot. A $25 reward is offered for recovery. Call 231 W. HH Parker. Also invites readers to a Methodist Musicale Tuesday to benefit the Church Building Fund with admission 25 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Dry Cleaning Works
Q. Depot
W. HH
Parker
Methodist Musicale
Westminster Guild to host missionary society gathering
Society notes recount Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church hosting the Women’s Missionary Society in the church parlors next Wednesday at 2:30 PM. Other items include choir entertainments at Miss Cora Ball’s home, farewells for Miss May Monson, and multiple social gatherings across local families and clubs with guests from Lincoln Nebraska to Montezuma.
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Wesminster Guild
The
Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Choir
Cora Ball
East Kirkwood
FE. S. Luce
Daugher
Lenora
Lincoln
Neb
Louden Machinery Co
May Monson
South Main Street
Miss Monson
Wheaton
Ill
Masonic Initiation and Banquet Planned for New Year
New Year's will be a red letter day on the local Masonic calendar with an afternoon initiation ceremony and installation. Clinton Lodge No. 15 will confer the Master Mason's degree at 2 pm and install newly elected officers, followed by an evening banquet for Masons and their ladies with an address by Rev. G. W. Holler of Ottumwa.
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Clinton Lodge
No. 15
A. F
A. M
G. W. Holler
Ottumwa
Local Families Spend Holidays Visiting Relatives
LOCKRIDGE Mr. and Mrs Verle Frazey and baby of Fairfield spent Sunday at the Leonard Carlson home. Mr. and Mrs Frank Clark are spending the holidays in Washington county with relatives. Mr. and Mrs C F Hildebrand entertained about twenty relatives at dinner Christmas day. Mrs William Owens and baby of Burlington left Thursday after a visit with her parents.
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Verle Frazey
Baby
Fairfield
Leonard Carlson
Frank Clark
Washington County
C. F. Hildebrand
William Owens
Burlington
Newspaper Rates Rise at The Daily Journal in 1917
The Daily Journal announces higher costs due to paper and print material increases. City subscribers will pay 4.00 a year in advance or 5.00 if paid quarterly or yearly at the office. cash in advance is required for mail subscriptions, with 1.25 for three months if not prepaid.
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Daily Journal
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the Daily Journal
Weekly Market Letter
Lamson Bros. & Co
Lucile
Bernice Reynolds
North Court Street
Erma
Celma Howard
Canada
Margaret Gordon
Montezuma
O. KE. 3
Kate McClain
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Beckwith
M. E. Bethesda
Julia Parsons
Harriet Lee
Evanston, II
W. EB. Parsons
Parsons College
Wilson Reed
East Burlington Street
Keo Starr
Dora Snyder
Roberta Louden
St. Louis Mo
Louisa Flournoy
Monroe
Fleanor
Frances Turney
West
Burlington Street
Ferne la Plant
Winifred Wright
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Mallory
Pasadena
California
Charles
Katherine Fulton
Louisa
Algernon F
Fox Island
Henry Pumphrey
Jast Burlington Street
Hill
Pete
Minnesota
Wm. Louden
R. Bruce Louden
Louden
West Adams Street
H. C. Tuttle
Otto Stitcher
Albany
N. Y
A. A. Fry and Son
Merrian Park
St. Paul
Minn
T. EB. Flournoy
First Methodist Church
Quayle
Frank E. Day
Bass Voice Christianity
E. J. Shook
Bishop Quayle
the Journal Printing CO
Ray Maxwell
William Fox
Walter Law
Fox Players
Orpheum Theater
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