Muscatine Launch Club Plans River Carnival House Project
Muscatine launch club moves toward a new club house at the foot of Sycamore street with a 2500 expenditure plan. Delegates for a St Louis convention and a Mississippi Power Boat Association gathering will be chosen at a Wednesday meeting. Lamb VI will race on July 4 and a river carnival committee may be formed with Red Men and Commercial club to ensure a successful event.
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Muscatine
J. J. Ryan
Lamb VI
Red Men and Commercial Club
Want Ads Spotlight in Muscatine Journal
Readers are urged to use the Journal’s want column for sale or rent ads promising stronger results due to the paper carrying more classifieds than rival Muscatine papers.
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Journal
Muscatine
The
Local News Notes From Muscatine and Surroundings
Davenport visitors, appearances in Muscatine, and social calls are listed with names such as E Kane R S McNutt and Mrs C Shellabarger. The itemization mentions travel to Davenport Letts Fairport and Letts with occasional departures for Rock Island and Shenandoah. The note references Sleepy Eye Flour and medical and religious topics including tuberculosis treatment and a preacher's vacation.
Kansas City Theater Sunday Closing Cases Dismissed
More than two thousand cases against actors managers and other theater workers in Kansas City were dismissed after Prosecutor I B Kimbrell moved to drop them and Judge Wallace transferred Sunday closing matters to Judge Porterfield. The dismissal covers cases filed since September through indictments returned April 3.
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Kansas City
William H. Wallace
Criminal Court
I. B. Kimbrell
Porterfield
Gold Medal Flour Adocrat Claims White Bread Supremacy
Letitia praises Gold Medal Flour for producing the whitest bread while Sylvi a hints at continued endorsement.
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Letitia
Sylvia
Boston Store House Furnishings Sale This Week
The Boston Store announces a week of bargains on carpets rugs linoleums oil cloths wood grain carpet sweepers curtain stretchers feather pillows quilts blankets and related goods at low prices for a few days.
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Boston
Silk Fabric Sale Listing From Historic Advertisement
A period ad lists yardages of Habutai silk and various silks in multiple colors and patterns. Prices range from a few cents to about $2.00 per yard, with mentions of China silk foulards, taffetas, foulard silks, peau de soie, and stripe taffeta. Names of fabrics and price points indicate a wholesale textile sale.
Suits for Sale at Bargain Prices
Readable text advertises suits offered at ten to twenty dollars, priced well below their thirty five dollar value. Buyers urged to visit the store to purchase now.
Markets Report from Chicago Board of Trade Prices
Wheat, corn, oats and pork prices listed with May and Sep futures, spot quotes, highs lows and closes. Cattle, hogs and sheep trade figures show receipts and range of prices, with daily market summary for April 21.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report April 21
Butter prices steady with Creamery at 24 28 cents and dairies 26 cents. Eggs steady at 14 to 14 percent cents. Poultry markets show turkeys at 4 cents, chickens 11 to 12 cents, broilers 11 to 12 pounds per dozen $4.50 to $5.50.
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Chicago
Wheat and Corn Prices From New York Market
New York a produce market report shows May wheat at 1.03 percent and corn at 75 cents with April data cited.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report April 21
New York April 21 poultry market notes alive steady with fowls 14c and turkeys 14c. Dressed poultry dull with turkeys 12 to 17c and fowls 12 to 16c.
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New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York April 21 Butter firm and unchanged with receipts 12 015. Eggs steady and unchanged with receipts 2 201.
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New York
Parade Day Finery and Fresh Market Prices
Shoppers enjoy seen and bought hats suits from local store with new dress and driving gloves offered. Local market lists extensive prices for livestock poultry produce and flowers including eggs at 12 to 15 cents, beef and veal ranges, fruits and vegetables with per unit costs, and seasonal florals for Easter.
St Louis and Peoria Produce Markets Report Prices
St Louis market on April 21 lists wheat May 9455 corn 64 oats 4856. Peoria market on April 21 quotes corn No 3 63 1/4 cents.
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St. Louis
Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Market price quotations for grains and feed components
The report lists wholesale and retail prices for corn oats wheat and by products. Corn market 60 to 5c, oats 40 to 45c, wheat 1.00 to 1.10 dollars, cracked corn 1.45 per cwt, and other items including popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 per cwt shelled 1.40 to 1.75 per cwt per peck 30c bran 1.35 per cwt oil meal 1.75 per cwt shorts 1.35 to 1.40 per cwt barley washall 0.75 to 0.80 dollars.
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Chicago
Clairvoyant offers guaranteed readings and conditions
An advertisement by E. G. Harrisson promises to read futures in love and business with a money back guarantee. He claims to unite separated couples and overcome rivals, asserting honest, no charge if not fully satisfied. Hours offered are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Egypt
India
E. G. Harrisson
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Cohn Mercantile
Red Cross
Oxfords
Wilson
Co. E. Kane
Davenport
R. S. McNutt
Stirlen & Rowan
William Leach
Clyde
Broadway
Fairport
A. P. Wallace
Keithsburg
City
J. B. Fisher
Pearl City News Co
May Simmons & Co
C. Shellabarger
West Eighth Street
Letts
F. Feltman
Nichols
Fred Mavis
Merrill
Bert Hurlbut
D. Sneichen
West Fifth Street
M. Brannan
Riverside, Ia
Samuels
Henry Shafit
Cedar Street
L. M. Siever
Eliza, N1
Rock Island
W. H. Zetler
Cal. W. Smith
M. Reinbold
Andrew Mittman
A. I. E. Ross
Shenandoah
Great Sale
iLarge
Brussels
Axminster
Royal
Copenhagen
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Timothy
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Bogard
Muscatine Produce Co
Tive Poultry Market
Muscatine Markets
China
Prof. Harrisson
West Second Street
J.E. Kranz
Iowa Ave
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