Ottumwa Daily News Item Roundup
Local notes from Ottumwa Iowa report various visits and business in the city. O W Ives of Wapello stops in for business. C C Duncan and Lou Meiskey of Nichols visit. Several residents from West Liberty and Wapello seen about town. August sale prices at Wilson Shoe Store. Ice cream social at Parks home for Spangler chapel with all invited.
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Cc. E. Duncan
Lou Meiskey
Nichols
John F. Parks
Fairview
Spangler Chapel
Con Koehler's Fish Market Fresh Catch Daily
Fresh caught Mississippi river fish of all kinds available daily. Leading fishermen provide first choice. Con Koehler's Fish Market promotes consistent quality and value.
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Con Koehler
Shoe sellers and social notes in city scene
Local ads list Braunworths shoes and Crown cigar pharmacy. Public notices mention Sox at fairgrounds Sunday 2 39 price for cigars and Madge Faber visiting Mendota, plus trips to Chicago Mackinac and Buffalo. The Big Cash House promotes footwear sale with late hours and zero weather prices.
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Big Cash House
Wilson Shoe Store
Old Resident Rhoda Hummell Dies After Long City Ties
Mrs. Rhoda Frances Quick Hummell, a resident since 1858, died yesterday at her daughter's home 1110 Cedar Street. Born October 8 1828 in Milford New Jersey she was 77 years old. Survived by daughters Gussie Mull T C Price J W Watson and son T B Hummell, funeral at home Saturday at 3 PM.
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Rhoda Frances Hummell
Gussie Mull
Cedar Street
Methodist Church
Rhoda Frances Quick-Hummell
Milford
New Jersey
Illinois
T. C. Price
J. W. Watson
Baxter
Kansas
T. B. Hummell
Minneapolis
Nee ~ E
Public Auction Scheduled for Halter Property on Chestnut Street
The Halter property on Chestnut street will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on Tuesday morning August 15th at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. B Schmidt is the Administrator.
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Halter
Chestnut Street
Court House
B. Schmidt
Grand Corset Sale at Boston Store Displays Royal Worcester
A grand sale of corsets at the Boston Store offers a 39c girdle and many odd corsets at reduced prices. Higher priced corsets are also marked down, with a beautiful display of Royal Worcester corsets shown in the store windows.
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Boston
Royal Worcester
Parasol Sale at the Boston Store
Half Price parasols advertised with cuts in price. Ladies parasols offered at 50c to 2.00 and children’s parasols at 15c to 50c, with values up to 3.50. Shoppers urged to save money at the Boston Store.
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Boston
Market Quotes and Receipts From Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City bids show wheat and oats with Sept and Dec ranges and local high lows. Northwestern receipts today total 170, with last week 182 and last year 112. Chicago market lists wheat corn oats with No. 2 and No. 3 grades, Sept values, and nearby pork ribs and lard futures.
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Holzhauer & Members Nation Rd of Trade
Kansas City
Donovan Commission Co
J. Louis
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Market Prices For Grains And Forage Seeds
Rye cash and rye 58 59 cents per bushel. Flax prices at 1.60 1.16. Barley 39 43 cents. Clover August price 12.75. Timothy September price 3.50 3.55.
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Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Aug 11 Report
Chicago market data shows cattle receipts around 2 500 with good to prime values from 5.25 to 5.95 and lower grades 3.80 to 5.00. Hogs receipts near 12 000 with mixed to higher prices 5.75 to 6.25 for heavies and 5.95 to 6.30 for lights. Sheep receipts about 6 000 with lambs 5.25 to 7.25 and general range 4.00 to 5.00 for sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Update
Butter steady at 17 19 C per lb for co-ops. dairies 16 18 C. Eggs steady 12 15 C per dozen. Chicago market report dated August 11.
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Chicago
C. Dairies
Chicago Poultry Market Update
Chicago August 11 poultry market reports firm prices for turkeys at 15 cents and chickens at a steady level in spring markets with limited demand and steady offerings across the market.
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Chicago
Chickens, LLC
Springs
New York Market Reports Wheat and Corn Prices
New York Produce Market reports on August 11 shows Wheat for September at 874 cents and Corn for September at 6 cents. Butter prices are unchanged and Eggs in western extras range around 21 211 cents per dozen with firsts at 19 to 20 cents.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Update
New York August 11 poultry market reports chicklings and fowls at 13 Centimes per unit, turkeys also at 13. Market fluctuation noted as buyers watch for price shifts.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
St Louis market report lists wheat for September at 79 1/2 cents, corn for September at 51 cents, and oats cash price at 2 fcs per bushel.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report Corn Prices
Peoria market update from August 11 notes No. 3 corn at 55 3/4 cents per bushel.
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Peoria
Local residents return home and move notices posted
Day Operator John P. Hughes returns from Texas. H. D. Rifenburg relocates his insurance office from the G. D. Harrison building to the Du Prez building. Miss Sylvia Duncan of Iowa City visits relatives here. Miss Elsie Stapp returns from a delightful trip to Colorado visiting Denver and Longmont. No trains passed on the east and west track after yesterday's wreck until this morning. service now normal today.
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John P. Hughes
Texas
H. D. Rifenburg
G. D. Harrison
du Prez
Sylvia Duncan
Iowa City
Elsie Stapp
Colorado
Denver
Longmont
P. G. Holden
George Wendling
Galiilee
Prof
F. Blanchard
Jaycrim
G. M. Welsh
Ainsworth
Chautauqua 1905 in Columbus Junction Ends
Columbus Junction notes the 1905 chautauqua closed successfully with strong crowds and orderly crowds. J A Sprague praised for years of service as secretary. About 2 000 on grounds daily, 160 tents prebooked for 1906, railroad wreck briefly interrupting events, and high receipts expected. Several locals noted leaving for home as the season ends.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus
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H. M. Bartlett
J. E. Kranz
Florist
Journal
Iowa Ave
Iowa
O. W. Ives
Wapello
Iowa Avenue
Ottumwa Maroons
White Sox
Fair Ground
Rock Island Independents
Fair Grounds
Dad Dolsen
John Wallace
West Liberty
Co. EB
W. G. Mosher
H. S. Neal
F. A. and
R. N. Macdonald
L. Angersbach
G. M. Titus
Braunworth
the Crown Cigar
Pentzer
C. N. Crotsenburg
Chicago Commercial Association
Madge Faber
Mendota, NL
City
G. F. McMahon
East Eighth Street
Itumwa Maroons
J. Scott Blackwell
Buffalo
Mackinac
M. Blackwell
Omaha
Ene Ete
Adi A
Leysen’s Millinery
Salisbury-Erb
Woodman
Just
So Pac
St Paul
iMo. Pac
Ween
UN. Pac
A. Copper
Cnn
Atchison
Island
Nl Cent
U Steel
Steel
Ora Henderson
Washington
Carrie Bell
Cotter
A. J. Brown
A. G. Long
Washington County
Jessie Welsh
E. B. Tucker
F. N. Wilcox
M. C. Hayes CO
H. Schmidt & Son
Ogilvie Bros
Neidig’s Book Store
Second Street
Clay Kneele
East Hill
Colin Mercantile Co
Muscatine, Iowa
East Second and
Cedar Streets
I. Nierel & Son, Jewelers
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