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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1902
Page
8
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The Ondine arrived from downstream while photographer Clifford rode to Wilton on business. Deputy Clerk McKee visited relatives near Conesville. U B church holds all day sewing and an important 7 30 meeting for officers. Emma Reinecke visits city relatives from Rock Island. Lindner returns from the north for South Muscatine Lumber Co. Kate Knight heads to Iowa City to visit her sister. M B A looks forward to a lively evening meeting. River gauge shows little change at 4.3 above low water.
Daily notes from the Muscatine area record arrivals departures hearabouts and travel plans. Residents including Robt Smith W H Baker John Peck and Arthur Ryan are mentioned with trains to Wilton Davenport and Bayfield. A vacation contest highlights Miss Ada Lundy dropping out while Lizzie Weise gains ground and Miss Mayme Patten heads for Chicago.
All members meet at G A R hall Thursday evening April 10 at 7 30 PM. All new members bring your policies with you. Per order President.
The second annual banquet of the Atheneum Debating Club and Literary Society of Atalissa will be held Thursday evening. An elaborate program is planned and townspeople anticipate a very enjoyable time. The first banquet last year was the season’s principal social event.
The South Muscatine Presbyterian Sewing society holds an afternoon session Wednesday at 1126 Logan Street home of Mrs Richard Milholm. Organizers hope for strong turnout as they aim to accomplish substantial work. Ella Reppert returns from Iowa City via Wilton train Saturday. Susan Burgess of East Hill improves. Mr and Mrs Schellhorn of Fairport visit aunt Mrs Scott Lone. Art Lone to Fruitland to work for uncle John Schoultz this summer.
Open High Low Close data for wheat corn oats hogs pork lard and ribs from Chicago markets show May and July futures with mixed to steady moves. Live stock receipts include hogs 24000 cattle 18000 and sheep 17000 with open strong and close steady patterns across markets.
Titus and Jackson advertise new houses with modern improvements offered on very reasonable terms. Encourage ownership over renting with strong sale pitch for affordable home buying opportunities.
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