Easter Ball at Champion Hose Tonight Headlines Local Festivities
Local news notes cover the Champion Hose Co grand Easter ball tonight with fine music and the best time of your life. Several Muscatine residents visit relatives and shop in town Saturday. Lillys hosts Indian curios display tomorrow. The Kaiser Hose Co plans a Tri-Cities excursion on May 31 inviting the public.
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Champion Hose
J. W. Perkins
Letts
Muscatine
Kaiser Hose Co
Tri-Cities
Candy Kitchen Promotes Fresh Easter Treats
The advertisement notes fresh candy made daily at Candy Kitchen and Easter eggs. It mentions Rainbow dyes for Easter eggs at Sestenlehner's and beautiful Indian rugs and curios on display at Lilly's window.
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Candy Kitchen
Lilly
Sestenlehner’s
Mammoth Cave lecture at Association rooms this evening
Prof F M Witter speaks on The Mammoth Cave and the Sunny South at 8 PM as a membership privilege with a nominal fee for outsiders. Bible classes meet tonight with District II at 7 30 at Mrs Randleman’s Grandview Ave home. a German class also meets at seven.
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F. M. Witter
Association
Mammoth Cave
Sunny South
W. H. Randleman
Grandview Avenue
Unholz to Fight Gans May 14 at Coliseum New Bout Planned
Rudolph Unholz abandons plan to fight Battling Nelson for Jimmy Coffroth and signs to face Joe Gans on May 14 in a twenty round world lightweight title bout at the Coliseum rink. Unholz to receive $3,000 regardless of result, with rumor of up to $5,000 for "jumping" and Gleason guaranteeing $3,000 plus 26 percent of receipts if profitable. The Nelson bout is canceled.
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San Francisco
Rudolph Unholz
Nelson
Jimmy Coffroth
Gleason
Joe Gans
Coliseum
Boer
Anholz-Nelson
Queensberry
Anholz
Maxwell Car Triumphs In Parade And 600 Mile Race
Last week Maxwell cars won multiple honors in New York and a grueling 600 mile race from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and back. Maxwell Model H defeated a two cylinder Reo, finishing eighteen hours ahead after 44 hours on rough mountain roads.
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Maxwell
New York
New Haven
Conn
Harry Tuttle
Pittsburg
Reo
Philadelphia
Rocky Mountains
Duquesne Garden
Belleview-Stratford
C. W. Kelsey
J. D. Emerling
Johnstown
Kelsey
Death of Editor O I Jamison at Columbus Junction
Well known editor O I Jamison died at his home in Columbus Junction Iowa Saturday night after years of declining health. He was born January 12 1843 in Pickaway County Ohio and spent his career in Iowa newspapers including Wapello Times and the Gazette at Columbus Junction. Survived by wife Mary J Gillis and son William D, he also leaves two sisters, Susan Thompson and Mattie Dunham. Funeral services will be held in Wapello with burial in the Jamison family plot. The report notes his long, patient service and his influence across Louisa County communities.
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Columbus Junction
O. I. Jamison
Gazette
Jamison
Susan Thompson
Morning Sun
O. S. Jamison
Pickaway County
Ohio
William D
Isabella (Leeds) Jamison
Iowa
Wapella Township
Louisa County
Iowa Wesleyan University
Mt. Pleasant
Wapella
Texas
Missouri
Mary J. Gillis
Shenandoah
Wapello Township
Wapello
Wapello Times
Arkansas
Bethel Church
Susana Thompson
Morning Soan
Mattie Dunham
Columbus City
J. C. Marshall
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Iteien Johnston
Kate Anwyl
Susie Spaeth
Lulu Orr
J. J
Muscatine
Minnie Bowman
Letts
Fair Grounds
Morning Sun High School
A. O. Garrett
Baby
Frank Duncan
David Fox
G. W. Murdock
Cedar Rapids
Lou Duncan
Cotter
G. J. Church
Margaret Hungate
Theodore Grafe
Mt. Vernon
Christina Newell
L. A. Reiley
Fredonia
Robert
Lizzie Cushman
Walter Shoop
Wiggins, Miss
Grant Birthday Event Draws Big Crowd in New York
Secretary Taft and notable figures including Mr. Carnegie and Leslie M. Shaw attended the Grant birthday anniversary at the Metropolitan temple. Taft delivered a half hour eulogy praising U. S. Grant as the crowd gathered on Seventh Avenue and Fourteenth Street for the dedication of a new stained glass window.
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New York
Taft
Mr. Carnegie
Leslie M. Shaw
Grant
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
Fourteenth Street
U. S. Grant
Chicago Markets Open Higher on Wheat and Pork Signals
Markets show gains in Wheat May through July and Pork futures with small declines in Hogs after a busy session. Freight and rail activity noted with 10 cent drop in hogs and large projected car counts for tomorrow across Wheat Corn Oats and Hogs.
Chicago Livestock Prices Report for April 20
Cattle receipts 15 000 steady to 10c higher with Beeves 4 50 to 7 25 cows and heifers 2 54 to 6 20 stockers and feeders 3 25 to 5 25 westerns 4 50 to 5 00. Hogs receipts 31 000 firm light 5 45 to 6 00 mixed 5 55 to 6 05 heavy 5 45 to 6 00 rough 5 45 to 6 05 bulk 5 85. Sheep receipts 15 000 strong to 10c higher 5 00 to 6 70 lambs 6 00 to 7 70 yearlings 6 35 to 7 15.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago market report dated April 20 shows butter steady with creameries 21 to 28 cents and dairies 20 to 26 cents. Eggs remain firm at 14 cents.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Noted In Chicago Market Report
Chicago on April 20 reports turkey prices at 14 cents and chickens at 11 cents in the local market.
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter prices are firm with receipts of 4 615 crates. Creamery specials sell at 29c, extras 28 19c, thirds to firsts 21 to 28c, held 21 to 28c, dairy 20 to 26c, process 16 to 25c, factory first 21c, imitation creamery first 22 to 23c. Eggs are firm with receipts 21 534, first fresh gathered 16 17c, seconds 15 16c.
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New York
Poultry Prices Steady With Narrow Range In New York Trade
New York on April 20 reports alive poultry steady at 14c for fowls and turkeys, dressed birds at 12 to 17c, fowls at 12 to 14 1/2c. Market shows limited movement with prices holding.
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New York
New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Quotes
New York April 20 Wheat May 2 cents corn May 74 cents. Market notes provide futures quotes for the principal grains.
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New York
St Louis and Peoria Produce Market Prices
St Louis market reports on April 20 with Wheat May at 93 and a half cents, Corn May at 63 cents, and Oats May at 48 cents. Peoria market notes on April 20 list Corn No 3 at 63 cents.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Peoria
Clairvoyant Harrisons Offer a Bona Fide Guarantee
An advertisement features Prof Harrisson offering clairvoyant readings at 205 West Second Street Clairvoyant He claims to read the未来 and guarantee results in love marriage and business He promises to charge nothing if he fails to name clients or deliver outcomes and invites trust in his powers with hours from 10 am to 9 pm.
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Bk. G. Harrisson
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Lilly's Quality Store
B.S. Lilly
She Quality Store
J.E. Kranz
Iowa Ave
Lilly’s Tomorrow
Allie Countriman
Fruitland
Pearl Maysenholder
M. P. Teepie
Wilton
May Berkshire
Conesville
Cone
Stirlen & Rowan
Steve Brockett
Kewanee, Ill
Journal
J. W. Eells
Lilly’s
George Black
Isabelle and
Elsie Black
Atalissa
E. B. Fulham
Corner Third
Walnut Streets
The
W. Ogden
Summit
Harry Walker
Davenport
Columbia
Jackson Electric Supply Co
Jacob Becker
A. Becker
East Eighth Street
Heinz Pickle Works
Daisy Johnson
West Liberty
Nellie E. Robertson
West Third Street
James Scott
A. B. Swanson
Cal. W. Smith
L. S. Penrose
West Branch
Hare's Hall
W. Co. A
Post
Elijah’s
Elijah
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Unholz
Gans
Oer
Mill
Coffroth
Maxwell Automobile
I. Jamison
Other Junction News
Board of Educatiog
Columbus City Schools
Albert L. Olson
Cornell College
Adler
Collegian
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
East Second St
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Post- Chicago
Ing
Wiecue Lake Saf ES
Prof
Harrisson
West Second Street
Egypt
India
Muscatine Produce Co
Orange & 3Rd
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