Doctor Shallenberger visits Muscatine and Washington schedule
The Regular and Reliable Chicago specialist Dr Shallenberger, visiting Muscatine August 20 and Washington August 13, will return every 28 days. He treats chronic and nervous conditions, eye ear nose throat issues, stomach liver kidneys, paralysis, epilepsy, consumption early stage, and offers cures without charging incurable cases.
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Chicago
Muscatine
Commercial Hotel
Washington
Sheilenberger
Bright
Disease of Men Specialist Offers Free Confidential Consultation
Dr W E Shallenserger of 145 Oakwood Live Chicago advertises cure for private diseases including syphilis gonorrhea and blood disorders. Claims perfect cures on old neglected cases and no experiments. Consultation free and confidential.
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W. E. Shallenserger
Oakwood
White Sox sweep past Red Sox in tight nine inning win
Chicago teams dominate as White Sox defeat Boston 4 to 3 in Beantown extending their strong run to fifteen wins in nineteen games. Reulbach starts, exits with hand injury. Overall and Carrigan bolster Boston’s effort while Criger returns to action for Boston. Cubs beat Brooklyn 5 to 2 in another city clash as Reulbach struggles before injury.
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Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Beantown
Owen
White
Lou Criger
Brooklyn
Reulbach
Benedict Reulbach
Superbas
Edward
Lewis
Jeff Overall
Scanlon
Thiesen and Associates Listing Addresses in Town
Thiesen located at 309 E 2nd and Riemcke et al at Mu ver ry with Meride and Cope, 116 W Zod, Nesper at 126 E 2nd are noted in a scattered directory snippet.
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Thiesen
Riemcke
Muverry
Meride & Cope
W. Zod
Nesper
Baseball results from yesterday across multiple leagues
National League scores include Chicago a 5 to Brooklyn 2 and Philadelphia 4 to 1 in eight innings. St Louis 4 New York 6. Pittsburg 4 Boston 2. American League lists Boston 3 Chicago 4. Philadelphia 4 tied 4. Cleveland 6 2. Washington 3 3. St Louis 2 4. Detroit 6 New York 0. American Association shows Kansas City 7 Louisville 2. St Louis 6 Columbus 5. Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 1 3. Minneapolis 2 Toledo 0. Central League reports Terre Haute 4 Canton 2. Evansville 4 Wheeling 0. Dayton South Bend and Springfield Grand Rapids rained out. Three I League games include Dubuque 2 Springfield 2. Peoria 2 Cedar Rapids 1. Bloomington 7 Rock Island 4. Davenport Springfield rained.
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Columbus Junction Social Roundup and Church Notices
Local residents travel and visit kin across Iowa and neighboring states as soldiers and families pass through. Community event details include Missionary society ice cream sale, church services at Methodist and Presbyterian churches, and a typhoid illness to Elmer Wells prompting a Washington trip.
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Mary Lewis
Mary Carpenter
Letts
Nellie Parsons
Mabel McNeilly
Gladwin
C. E. Kauffman
Anna Duncan
Mary
Bessie Moore
Anna Orr
R. A. Hutton
Anna
J. J. Moore
Nellie
Clearfield
Methodist Church
J. R. Vance
Presbyterian Church
Union Young People
Cedar Bethel
R. L. Hughes
Washington
Elmer Wells
Woolworth to Open 5 and 10 Cent Store in Dillaway Building
The Dillaway building at 118 East Second street will house a new Woolworth five and dime store in New York. The firm plans a Nov 1 opening, with extensive repairs starting Oct 5 including a new front steel ceiling and basement conversion. Woolworth operates 160 stores nationwide and will occupy the entire building.
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G. M. Titus
Dillaway
East Second Street
P. J. Mackey
F. W. Woolworth Company of
New York
L. L. Lane
Woolworth Company
United States
Notre Dame Woman Offers Home Cure Guide
An advertisement from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promises free guidance and full instructions for treating Leucorrhoea ulcers displacements and other female troubles. She states a cure can be guaranteed for about 12 cents weekly and urges mothers to share the offer with suffering daughters.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Lawn Party in Wilton Hosts Fifty Friends
Misses Carrie and Anna Sibbald Walker and J. T. Walker entertained about fifty friends at a Wilton lawn party. Games followed by an auction of paper wrapped prizes funded by beans per guest. Refreshments were served as attendees enjoyed the afternoon.
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Wilton
Carrie
Anna Sibbald Walker
J. T. Walker
Vera Mason
Davenport
Kincaid
Scott Bird
Cedar Rapids
Rider
Clara Dodge
Muscatine
H. F. Giesler
Topeka
Kan
Bertha Griffith
Will Griffith
J. W. Walker
Daugghters
Anna Sibbald
J. T
Valley Junction
Fred Miller
Louise Moore
Tipton
Bunker Home
Fila Detchon
Genevieve Black
Walker Home
L. M. Wilson
Gladys Glazebrook
Grace Ott
Waterloo
Pearl Suellen
Don Stibelt
F. Budzin
Will Ross
Wm. Ross
Mat. Archer
Rock Island
Archer
South Wilton
Geo. Bricrres
Tsola
Roy Baker
Pleasant Prairie
James Atwill
Arnold Jacobsen
Nuranrt
M. W. A. Menic
Don Stibolt
Notable Iowa visits and travels across Muscatine region
Residents return from visits in Muscatine and Davenport. Mrs. Geo Rick and daughter Faye came back from Muscatine where they visited Mrs. Freyermuth and Florence Plitt. Florence and Mrs Klein's visit ends tomorrow as they plan to return to St. Louis. The Abbott brothers head to Muscatine for carnival.
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John Luellen
Davenport
Geo. Rick
Faye
Muscatine
P. Freyermuth
Florence
Plitt
J. A. J. Klein
St. Louis
Will Claussen
Frank
Norman Abbott
Keota residents join chautauqua circuit and travels
Keota and nearby residents along with families and visitors flock to Sigourney chautauqua events. Attendees include Bernice Williams Galva. Rev L F Davis and family. Miss Zella Gardner Albia. and many travelers returning from Washington and Lake City. Lectures on Europe travel by Rev George Sneath slated August 28 at the Baptist church.
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Scott Kight
Eddyville
Theresa Hildreth
Ottumwa
Little Laurena Dayton
J. C. Black
Black
Wyman
E. A. Hulse
Washington
D. P. Martin
Lake City
A. S. Tufts
Minneapolis
L. F. Davis
Sigourney Hhautauqua
George Sneath
Europe
Baptist Church
Sarah Warner
Florence Randolph
Ella McLaughlin
James de Voe
Mary
Bessie Holmes
Paul Neal
Leo Richardson
Sigourney
Chautauqua
Zella Gardner
Albia
Sam Gardner
Sigourney -Chautauqua
J. F. Robertson
Anna Helscher
Nellie Fish
Edith Dayton
Myrtle Eeiington
Maude Wilson
Bessie Bray
Kate Glover
S. S. Wright
Florence
Jo Arnold
Alfred Jones
Root
Mrs. Woods
Nebraska
Buzz
Wilkins
L. A. Norton
Nora Tayor
Lucile
Leota Richardson
Chicago and Muscatine Market Summary From Aug 18 Briefs
Chicago Produce Market reports mixed grain and livestock quotes with wheat at around 70 to 77 cents and corn near 48 cents Sept. cattle and hog receipts listed with price ranges, while Muscatine markets show corn at 48 to 50 cents per bushel and eggs around 14 to 15 cents.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
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Chicago
Timothy
Poultry Market Reports Mixed Prices at Chicago Auction
Chicago Poultry Market notes alive birds strong with turkeys at 12 cents and chickens around 11 to 13 cents. Yearling prices range from 5.40 to 6.30, lambs from 4.50 to 8.00, reflecting varied offerings as of August 18 in Chicago.
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High Point
Butter and Egg Market in Chicago
Chicago reports butter firm with creameries at 19 to 22 cents, dairies 17 to 20 cents, eggs steady at 14 to 16 cents. Auction notes include wholesalers and dealers in the August 18 market.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Report for August 18
Alive poultry activity quiet. Springs chickens bring 14 to 15 cents, fowls 13 to 14 cents. Dressed poultry steady with springs at 14 to 16 cents, turkeys 11 to 13 cents, fowls 8 to 14 cents.
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New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter prices remained firm across grades with creamery and factory product ranges. Eggs held steady with no notable changes in available quotes.
St Louis Produce Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
St Louis market report lists Wheat for September at 67 cents, Corn at 45% cents, and Oats at 29% cents. Market conditions and quotes reflect regional grain trading activity on August 18.
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St. Louis
Wheat and corn prices at New York Produce Market
New York August 18 Wheat for September delivery quoted at Tate. Corn traded at 54 3 4 cents.
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New York
Tate
Peoria Produce Market Corn Prices Report
Peoria market roundup from August 18 notes No. 3 corn at 49 cents per bushel. Official daily price reads from Peoria. Market activity shows steady demand for corn and related grains.
Bank Statement Shows Declines in Loans Deposits and Reserves
New York report details declines in loans by 5.176 million, deposits by 9.148 million, and reserves by 3.257 million. Surplus falls 1.17 million and ex United States deposits drop 1.085 million as of August 18.
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New York
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