Bond's department store advertises large stock and easy payments
Local notices promote Bond's big department store with vast lamp, china, hardware, hammocks, and lawn swing selections. September fair at Wilton urged with reduced rates. Brief travel notes mention Mr. and Mrs. Bennison and others visiting nearby cities. Eagle Lodge meets tonight. Dr. Crow travels for business. Ida Hirt returns from Iowa City. Havercamp's Drug Store endorses A B C Family Tea for health.
Thiesen's talcum and fair days fill a rural page
A jumble of notices reports fairs in Columbus Junction, visits to West Liberty, oyster and fish market offerings, a Davenport visitor, local court fines for intoxication, and upcoming rail service at Sudbury with plans for Milwaukee trains by September 1.
Chicago Market Report and Commodity Totals
Special market dispatch from J Toher & Co. reports Chicago trading data dated Aug 2. Futures show Wheat Sep at around 80 cents with slight variations. Corn Sep near 51 cents. Oats Sep 34 cents. Pork and Lard prices noted with mixed results. Livestock receipts at Chicago show hogs steady and cattle steady to firm. carload and regional receipts for Wheat Corn and Oats listed. Liverpool grain markets higher on wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Reeves
Texas
Western
Kansas City
Omaha
Real estate ads listing Muscatine area farms and city properties
Advertisement offers 120 acres near town with possible small-city property trade in. Also 4 acres six miles from Muscatine for 450 dollars and farms of 50 87 90 110 117 120 160 000 320 450 acres nearby for sale plus city properties. Call and investigate.
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Muscatine
Workmen and Industry Notes From Muscatine Area
The Muscatine region reports on construction department workers with uncertain page assignment for a new tower house. Giesler Button Co starts up with nine of up to forty machines after wage scale changes. Two workers suffer finger injuries at local box shop, one needing amputation. Society officers elected at Friends Missionary gathering. A large log raft reaches Muscatine, several building and infrastructure upgrades underway, and residents engage in local comings and goings.
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Hellopeter
Tower House
Sudbury
Giesler Button Co
Benham Avenue
Kansas
Nebraska
Winning
Jack Foor
Clinton Street
Society
Friends’ Missionary Society
Hiram Patel
Indiana Street
Franklin School
Grandview Avenue
Royal Button Co
Geneva Island
South Muscatine
George Rink
F. Powell
Water Street
Andy Cracker
Franklin Street
Jacob Sylvester
Wisconsin
South End
Charles Graham
Sampson Street
Jesse York
Wallace Street
Lower Island
James Graham Cook
Aurelia Guenther
Burlington
Helen Blair
John Appel
Hershey Avenue
T. McAvoy
Clara Pillop
St. Louis
Advent camp meeting notices and local visits at Cedar Rapids
Tomorrow brings an Advent camp meeting in Cedar Rapids. Visitors include Misses Bridgey and Kate Dun lavey of Chillacothe Missouri at Mrs. Tom Dugans 1005 Middle Street. Residents return from Davenport Rock Island and Erie attendances noted. Funeral for J Keubler set for tomorrow 2 pm from his residence. George W Keubler of Erie arrives tonight for the funeral.
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Cedar Rapids
Bridgey
Kate Dunlavey
Chillacothe
Tom Dugan
Middle Street
Henry Strake
Green Street
Davenport
Emma Beck
Grandview Avenue
Tom Royster
Hershey Avenue
Illinois
K. N. Webster
Sampson Street
Rock Island
J. Barney
Dearest Avenue
J. Keubler
George W. Keubler
Erie
N. Y
J. S. White
J. S. Millhouse
Demorest Avenue
Milwaukee Freight Agent Visits Muscatine Ground
W P Warner traveling freight agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad toured the Muscatine ground between Davenport and Ottumwa. He said the line aims to win Muscatine freight business and will work hard. He met local shippers and spoke at the Commercial club. Warner has fifteen years with Milwaukee and previously covered Arkansas Missouri districts from Kansas City.
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W. P. Warner
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Davenport
Ottumwa
Warner
Milwaukee
Commercial Club
Iam
Musccatine
Journal
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Stock closes with varied gains on New York exchange
Market close shows range of prices for leading stocks and securities. Atchison and Unione Pacific hover around open highs and lows near 60 to 61 percent and 74 to 75 percent respectively. Other notable names include Reading, St Paul, Rock Island, Wabash and copper miners with mixed moves across the board.
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New York Stock Exchange
Atchison
Mo. Pac
UN. Pac
So. Pac
Penna
Reading
St. Paul
Rock Isl
Wabash
Wab. Pfd
Lr. S. Steel
IB R. T
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John Bennison
Great Wilton Fair
T. Mosier
Eliza, Il
Bond's
Eagle Lodge No. 10
Batterson Building
Chas. Fox
East Second Street
Ida Hirt
L. C. Hirt
West Seventh Street
Iowa City
Bend
Havercamp’s
Thiesen
Great Columbus Junction
Margaret Hawley
West Liberty
Don Koehler
Vida Fessler
Helen Knopp
West Eighth Street
Ladies of the Maccabees
Stanley
Harry
William Hudson
Hudson
George and
Bert Burrows
Bernice Bennett
Joseph Bennett
Park Avenue
Thornburg
Champion Hose House
Sycamore Street
A. B.C
House
Milwaukee Company
Button Factory
Optus—Society Elect
Milwaukee Road
Ralph Holicopeter
Rock Island Company
Sudbury Station
Holiepeter
Mr. Hellopeter
Farson
Rutledge
Mawerket
J. Toher & Co
H. F. McKay
Liverpool
Calland
E. C. Burnside
East Second St
Abbe J. Lake
Laura Hoag
Mrs. Nol
Hannah Pate
Whiteman
Mrs. Sneath
Musser Lumber Company
M. N. & S. Railroad Company
Waterman
Parker
Lucky
Seiler Bros
Umscheid & Seiler
McActeen
Sittin
Eton
Milwaukee Freight Agt
Bogard’s
U. S
Fred Giesler
Herm. Gremmel, Mfr
R. A. Holmes