Nagel and Collette Treated Kindly in Rock Island Jail
William Nagel and Josephine Collette, held for the murder of Carl Brady on Island B, were hosted by Officer McElravy and Sheriff Stuart at Rock Island jail. A reception yesterday included praise for the arresting officers and a note that no preliminary hearing will occur. trial is set for the September term. Nagel, improving in health, talked with visitors, while Collette remains distant, fueling tension between them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nagel
Josephine Collette
Carl Brady
Island B
Rock Island
James McElravy
John D. Stuart
Nagel
McElravy
Speaks Planned by Davenport Y M C A Leaders
Davenport Rock Island and Moline business men are secured as speakers for upcoming Y M C A meetings and Bible Study Banquet with Dr R O Rollands set for October 6. Other speakers include Prof C L Foss Henry Hansen H B Hayden Childs and W B McIntyre. Medals for Labor Day track winners have been ordered.
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Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Hugh Jameson
R. O. Rollands
Baptist Church of
Prof
C. L. Foss
Augustana College
Henry Hansen
H. B. Hayden
Outing and travel notes from Columbus Junction area
Local column reports James Reaney and companions camping by the Iowa River enjoying fishing and meals from a nearby farm. Notices cover relatives visiting Washington coast, Chautauqua events, music student Florence Klotz returning home, and residents traveling to Iowa City Cedar Rapids West Liberty Washington and Muscatine for visits, fairs, and trains.
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Columbus Junction
James Reaney
Joe Reaney
Harry Getts
Bert Noland
Harry Hall
Iowa River
E. S. Curtis
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Florence Klotz
Thomas Conservatory of Music
Detroit
Michigan
J. C. Marshall
S. J. Lewis
Columbus City
Washington
Grace
Dale
Iowa City
Riverside
North Liberty
Ina Murdock
Cedar Rapids
Cynthia Hawes
Washington County
Simon Limbecker
Wapello
Hawes
J. H. Benson
Phil Westbrook
West Liberty
John L. Jones
Lucy Williams
Dr. Summers
Letts
Winif
Walter Grafe
Rev
J. R. Vance
Milicent
A. W. Newell
Pearl Klotz
T. Probst
H. O. Weaver
Centerville
Frank Johnston
Rock Island
Ruthenberg Clothing Co. Set for August 26 Opening
Muscatine welcomes a new clothing firm led by Charles Ruthenberg Chas Schroeder and Fred Ruthenberg. the Ruthenberg Clothing Co. at 129 W Second St opens Saturday Aug 26 1955 at 9 am with free souvenirs. The firm promises best goods and lowest prices and has signed a yearlong Journal advertising contract to keep the trade informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
W. Second Street
Thompson
Muscatine
Charles Ruthenberg
Chas. F. Schroeder
Fred Ruthenberg
West Second Street
Iowa Avenue
E. Reinemund
Journal
Market notes from Chicago grain and livestock quotes
Open high low close figures for wheat corn oats and pork futures with Kansas City and Omaha live stock receipts. Daily car counts include wheat corn oats. estimates for tomorrow and regional receipts for Minneapolis and Duluth are listed.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Produce Market Highlights Corn and Wheat Trading
Chicago August 24 Wheat prices in various grades ranged from 80 to 83 cents for No 2 red and 80 to 88 for No 3 hard with Sept. open at 80 5/8, high 814 1/4, low 80, closing 80 5/0. Oats and rye prices listed with white and yellow oats and cash rye at 60 to 60 1/2 cents. Lard and ribs traded for Sept. and Oct. with spots around 7.95 to 9.05 dollars. flax at 1.03 to 1.16 and barley 38 to 46 cents. Clover at 12.00 and Timothy at 3.75 for Sept. values.
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Chicago
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Update August 24
Chicago reports cattle receipts at 9 000 with prices from 4.00 to 6.39 for mixed grades and cows. hog receipts at 15 000 with mixed quoters from 5.75 to 6.30 for heavy to light. sheep receipts 15 000 with steady values noted.
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Chicago
On the Diamond and Markets Briefs
The page lists stock figures for many companies with percent changes and prices, then reports on several local happenings. A physician remains critically ill but showing slight improvement. Local residents visit Chicago, attend Chautauqua, and family members travel or host guests during the week.
Chicago market notes on dairy and eggs
Market brief from Chicago lists butter at 50 for 5.50, creamery and dairy firms cited as creameries and dairies, August 24. Egg prices steady at 13 16 2/3 cents. Strong demand noted for lambs and dairy products amid daily trading figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Veal Poultry Prices Report
Chicago markets show veal steady with poultry. Turkeys 14 to 15 cents, chickens around 11 to 12 cents, spring poultry 14 cents.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York on August 24 reports butter unchanged and eggs unchanged. Local dealers show steady supplies with no price shifts noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Poultry Market Report
New York Poultry Market report dated August 24 shows chick en prices at 12.4 to 12.6 cents per pound for chicks and fowls at 12 to 13 1/2 cents. Turkeys quoted at 13 cents live weight. The market movers and price ranges reflect typical midweek trading.
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New York
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
American League games featured Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 5 New York 0 while Boston beat Cleveland 7 4 Washington defeated Detroit 5 4. National League results show Brooklyn 10 over Chicago 9 and St Louis 6 Boston 2 Cincinnati 9 Philadelphia 6 New York 7 Pittsburg 2. American Association notes Minneapolis Minnesota 35.
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Philadelphia
Ewes
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Poston
Detroit
Washington
SAS
Eeas
Ee Ee Ee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Ee Veesenes
Boston
Brooklyn
Cihubs
Columbus
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Eeteverass
Toledo
Kansas City Iuscudusens
Petes
Cec Cessessee
Dubuque
Davenport
Webeudese
Springfield
Bloomington
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Des Moines
Denver Il
Pueblo
St. Joseph
Iowa League
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
Fort Dodge
Boone
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Burlington
St. Louis
National League
American Association
Baseball doubleheaders headline style summary
Philadelphia visits Chicago in a set of games as New York travels to St. Louis and Washington meets Detroit. Boston plays Cleveland with National League clubs engaging two games while Chicago plays Philadelphia St Louis hosts Brooklyn Cincinnati faces New York and Pittsburgh meets Boston.
Local visits and travel notes from Copperas Creek
Copperas Creek notes report Mrs. Joe Nussbaum and two sons leaving for a two week visit in Fairbury Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Getz return from a 16 day visit to Morton and Fairbury. John Deakman and daughter Lela visit New Boston relatives. Miss Mary Thorpe visits B F Townsley in Aledo this week.
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Copperas Creek
Joe Nussbaum
Fairbury
Ill
Edward Getz
Morton and
John Deakman
Lela
New Boston
Mary Thorpe
B. F. Townsley
Aledo
Frank Gillett
Anderson Reynolds
Vira
Joy
David Nobie
W. Buckley
Mary Davis
Henry Nobie
E?ba Thorpe
Ben Townsler
Wm. Raynolds
Tillinots City
Charles
Mallory Stricken With Paralysis on Farm Near Toolsboro
G L Mallory fell ill with paralysis last Thursday while feeding stock a mile south of town on his Toolsboro farm. He was brought home after the attack and is reported seriously sick.
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Toolsboro
G. L. Mallory
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James McBravy
John
Stuart
Will
Derrick
Lowe’s Run
Mence
Coffeyville
Kansas
Holt
B. M. Robertson Company
River Road
Chautauqua
Wm. Sink
Madie Buchanan
Burington
Enberg Clothing Company
The
Louis P. Schlosser
West Second St
Holzhauer & Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Donovan Commission Co
Closey
A. Sugar
Penn
Atchison
R. Island
U. S. Steel
Erie
Can
Great W
Gotton
St. St. Paul
Decatur
Western League
Sioux City
Denver
Boone—Boone
George Hook
Elisha Hook
Mediapolis
Jessie Parsons
Dean
Florence Spitznogle
Tater Island
Coffield
Eva
Maggie Brock
Keithsburg
Dell Stegall
James Stegall
Lambs
Strong
Seiler Bros
LST
Mark Coyner
Wittich Bros
Cal. W. Smith
Iowa
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