Odd Fellows Observe 89th Anniversary in Muscatine
The Muscatine lodge No. 5 plans an April 27 1908 gathering at 8 pm in the I O O F hall to mark the eighty ninth anniversary with a program including speeches readings musical selections and solos by local artists and organizations.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellowship
America
Muscatine Lodge
No. 5
I. O. O. F. Hall
Noble
Henry Werner
Thomas Watson
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Aux
Seventy-Year-Old Ex-Farmer Seeks Shelter Then Heads for Ohio
David Van Horn, 80, drenched by rain after arriving in Muscatine in an uncovered coal car, sought shelter at the police station. Once a wealthy Indiana and Ohio farmer, he lost his holdings through poor trades and a bad deal, refused aid, and plans to return to Lima, Ohio for his remaining days. He travels barefoot and with few possessions, aiming to reach his old home despite hardship.
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Muscatine
David van Horn
Ohio
Indiana
Davenport
van Horn
Lima
Eczema Cure Promised by Dr Dennis D D Prescription
Dr. Decatur D. Dennis claims a compounded formula using wintergreen oil with glycerine thymol and other mild ingredients can rapidly relieve eczema psoriasis barber's itch salt rheum and itching skin diseases. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertises the remedy at 203 East Second Street.
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Decatur D. Dennis
Chicago
Dennis
Havercamp’s
East Second Street
Columbus City High School to Hold Commencement
The Columbus City high school will hold commencement in the United Presbyterian church tomorrow evening with Excelent music by Charles Mauller and Miss Mae Morgan. The class includes Lulu Orr Kate Anwyl Helen Johnston Susie Spaeth and Jefferson Outcomp. Diplomas will be presented and Rev Fred Smith will deliver the invocation. A joint program for grammar and intermediate rooms follows at 1 30 pm tomorrow. the primary pupils performed this afternoon. Rev C S McElhvinnv of Fairfield is mentioned in connection with Junction news.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City High School
United Presbyterian Church
Charles Mauller
Mae Morgan
Helen Johnston
Susie Spaeth
Jefferson Outcomp
Fred Smith
Lulu Orr
Kate Anwyl
Cuba
Other Junction News
Columbus City
C.S. McElhbinnv
Fairfield
Names and Movements Around Wapello Presbytery Meeting
Residents and visitors in Wapello gather and depart for Ottumwa Muscatine Morning Sun Morning Sun visitors and relatives travel to and from events including a funeral for O S Jamison and a 66th birthday surprise for Mrs J B O Connor. R F Duncan arrives from Chicago after stock shipment. Arthur Riley and family visit Ottumwa. Mrs Mary Taylor from Buda NJ stays with daughter in Wapello.
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Wapello
Iowa
The
Presbyterian Church
McElhinny
R. F. Duncan
Chicago
Arthur Riley
Ottumwa
Mary Taylor
Buda
Wm. Dennis
Will Hutton
Muscatine
Davenport
St. Paul
Margaret Hungate
Edna Cavin
William George
C. C. Rupp
Washington
John Butcher
Conesville
Nettie Robison
Vinton
E. F. Brockway
Nellie Knight
O. S. Jamison
Will
J. B. O’connor
Spring Training Surprise Flows as Naps Fall to Sox
Chicago and Cleveland lineups impressed in a sunny exhibition. Owen pitched for Chicago while Anson opened the game for the visitors. Standings show the National League leaders with Pittsburg at top and Philadelphia close behind as teams jockey for position.
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results yesterday show Chicago defeating Cincinnati 7 to 3 and Pittsburg edging St. Louis 5 to 1. New York beat Brooklyn 3 to 2, while Boston fell to Philadelphia 7 to 1. American League recaps cite Cleveland 0 over Chicago 4 and Detroit 3 to 7 at St. Louis, Washington 3 over Boston 5, Philadelphia 3 over New York 2. American Association results include Louisville 9 over Kansas City 2 and Milwaukee 8 over Indianapolis 5, with Toledo 8 over St. Paul 7 and Columbus 6 over Minneapolis 12. Western League notes Lincoln 9 over Des Moines 1 in six innings, Puebla 7 over Denver 9.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Lincoln
Des Moines
Puebla
Denver
Opening NL season in Chicago ends with 7 to 3 win
Chicago celebrates the pennant opening with a double bill before 18 000 fans as Cincinnati loses 7 to 3. The Sox in Cleveland reverse Tuesday's result by defeating the Naps 4 to 0 at League Park signaling a turn in form.
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Chicago
Ill
Reds
Murphy
Cincinnati
Sox
Cleveland
White Sox
Naps
League Park
Larry
Electric Bitters Promised Cure for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement claims Electric Bitters can dissolve stomach liver and kidney troubles and cure biliousness and malaria. The offer promises guaranteed results for 50 cents from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Amendment to Van Sant Towing Firm to Van Sant Investment
Stockholders at a special meeting on April 8 1908 unanimously changed the name from Van Sant and Musser Towing and Transportation Company to Van Sant Investment Company. They expanded Article 11 to authorize a general investment business and related activities including mortgages notes stocks bonds and other property. Signed by Sam Van Sant vice president with corporate seal.
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van Sant & Musser Towing and Transportation Company
van Sant Investment Company
van Sant & Musser Towing and Transportation Co
Sam van Sant
Chicago Markets Furnished by Miner and Co
Chicago markets are presented by Miner and Co with H. J. Frenzel as manager. Office located over the post office with both phones on record.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Wheat and grain futures mixed on Chicago pit opening
Wheat futures opened higher with May at about 96 to 97 percent and July near 89 percent, while corn May touched 66 percent and oats May started around 52 to 53 percent. Protein fats showed pork at 13.05 and lard around 8.07 to 8.10. rye cash moved at 80 cents and timothy at 4.25.
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Chicago
Kye
Perley
Timothy—aApril
Clever
Agricultural grain prices listed for futures and staples
No 2 hard corn 96c weighted at $1.05. No 3 hard 93c at $1.02. Corn No 3 65c. No 3 white 65% c. No 3 yellow 65c. No 3 oats white 5144 52e.
Chicago Market Report Preserves Mixed Livestock Trends
Cattle receipts reach 6500 with steady to high prices across categories. Hogs totals around 18000 show a 5 cent dip in all weights. Sheep receipts at 12000 show weakness with lambs and yearlings commanding higher ranges.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices In Chicago Market Report
Chicago daily market notes show turkeys at 14 cents per pound and chickens at 12 of a cent. Broilers offered at 100 per dozen, 3.50 to 4.00 dollars, 1 to 1 1 2 pounds priced 4.50 to 5.50 dollars.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter and eggs hold steady in Chicago trading on April 22. Creamery butter brings 21.28 cents per pound, dairy butter 20 to 26 cents, eggs steady at 14 1/2 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Wheat May at 1.06
New York April 23 Wheat May price 1.06 per bushel. Corn not fully listed with trading details.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report
New York April 23 prices hold steady for live poultry with fowls at 14 cents and turkeys at 14 cents. Dressed poultry steady with turkeys 12 to 14 cents and fowls 12 to 14 cents.
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New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report April 23
Butter prices eased as receipts reached 5134 in New York with creamery specials at 29 29 2 3 percent and extra at 28 4 cents. Eggs held steady with receipts 24914 and firsts at 16 16 2 cents and seconds at 15 cents.
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New York
St. Louis Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
St. Louis on April 23 reports Wheat May at 97 and a half cents, Corn at 64 1/2 cents, with futures and market activity noted for the day.
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St. Louis
Y Co
Peoria Produce Market Report Corn Prices
Peoria Illinois April 23 Corn No 8 priced at 63 1/2 cents per bushel reflecting market activity at the Peoria Produce Market.
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Peoria
Peoria, Ill
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Paul Steinmetz
LICE
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CUBS
Cap" Anson
Owen
National League
Ces
Louis
TOR
Coecée & Washington
Pet
Chicago Produce Market
South Bend
Hamilton
Rockford and Muscatine Works
Swans Jewelry Store
Leibbrand, Ryan & Co
Seiler Bros
East Second St
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