Money to Loan on Your Own Security
Money to Loan on Your Own Security offers loans on your property including horses cows carriages pianos household goods and other personal property. Goods remain in your possession while the Guarantees Loan Co keeps open Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to.
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Guarantees Loan Co
Prescriptions filled at Graff's in Muscatine
Local notices show Graff's pharmacy filling prescriptions and offering products including Eclipse Naptha soap. Various residents from Davenport to Morning Sun visit Muscatine, with social events, travels, and small ads for poultry, hammers and gas heaters. Community notices mention church events and theater at St Marys hall and a Dramat ic club performance.
Mrs Julius Schmidt Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Julius Schmidt died suddenly at 2 p m yesterday at 419 Pine Street after a six week illness. Born Oct 12 1873 in Louisa County she married Julius Schmidt in 1894 and is survived by her husband one son Harold two brothers and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday at 11 a m from the residence with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Reverend P Stoddard to offer no services.
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Julius Schmidt
Pine Street
Schmidt
Chicago
Louisa County
D. M. Hud Ier
Harold
William A
Earl Hudler
Emma Hudler
Carrie Hudler
R. H. Collins
Des Moines
P. Stoddard
Methodist Ae
Greenwood Cemetery
The Merchant's Magnet and Electric Sign
A brief note on how an electric sign draws and holds the attention of shoppers, acting as a powerful tool to attract the purchasing public for merchants.
Chicago Produce Market Reports Slow Wheat and Grain Quotes
Furnished by H. J. Frenzel with daily highs and lows for Chicago markets dated December 3. Milling wheat and oats show fractional shifts while corn prices hold near last figures. Cars received and expected tomorrow listed with visible supply for winter futures and regional estimates.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice
Ciicazo
Ing
Coriu
Chicago Commodity and Live Stock Market Summary
No. 2 hard and No. 3 hard prices listed with December and May openings and closings. Corn futures show varied highs and lows with multiple lots and a general activity note. Chicago live stock market reports cattle receipts at 54,000 with steadier prices, hogs up and sheep steady to down.
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Chicago
Butter and Egg Market Report from Chicago
Chicago market notes show butter prices firm with creameries and dairies receiving strong demand. Quotations around 28 1/4 cents per pound. data indicate continued firmness in the butter market amid holiday demand and dairy processing activity.
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Chicago
Dairies
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago market report from December 3 notes poultry prices with turkeys at 12 cents per pound and chickens around 6 to 6.5 cents, including varieties like springs and stock.
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Chicago
Springs
Stoc
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York market shows butter strong across grades with creamery at 21 29c and imitating creamery firsts 20 24c. Eggs hold firm with average prime 25c and seconds 50 2sc.
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New York
Wheat price reports from New York Produce Market
New York Produce Market reports grain trading with wheat contracts for March specified as a price listing. The terse item notes the market activity on December 3 with figures reflecting price movements and contract terms.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report
New York market summary shows dressed poultry weak with chickens at 11 14 and 14 cents, turkeys and fowls near 6 1144 cents per pound as of December 5.
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New York
St. Louis Produce Market Report
St Louis market notes show grain bids with Wheat March at 41 and Corn May at 41 percent? Oats market报价 appears.
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St. Louis
The
Muscatine Markets Prices for Corn Wheat and More
Market list shows corn at 30 32 cents retail 37 cents. wheat 65 70 cents retail and 1 Cracked corn 1.25 per cwt. Pop corn 1.15 to 1.25 per shelf 1.40 to 1.75. Velvet horn per peck 30 cents and bran 1.03 per cwt.
Local Market Price List Reads Like Historic Grocery Ledger
A long price list shows per unit rates for meat dairy produce and produce items. It lists dealers pay and retail prices for live poultry beef pork veal lamb and fish, plus vegetables fruit seeds wood and fuels with unit measures and various per pound per dozen or per bushel figures. The document captures 19th or early 20th century trading terms and values across multiple categories in a single market snapshot.
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Titec
Despairing youth leaps into Asama crater
A young Japanese man, overcome by despair, leapt into the crater of Mount Asama. He left a note saying his act would grant him a splendid death and lift him to a lofty life above the sky.
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Asama
Japan
Lime keeps tools from rust by absorbing moisture
Unslaked lime helps prevent rust through its strong moisture absorbing capacity. Careful workmen keep a piece of lime in their tool boxes to absorb moisture that would otherwise cause rust.
J H Connor Purchases Muscatine Market Interest
J H Connor buys B M Tewksbery’s stake in the Muscatine Market and assumes all assets and liabilities. All business with the firm should be presented to Connor as proprietor.
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J. H. Connor
B. M. Tewksbery
Muscatine
Dark horse remark echoes belief in potential win
The comment contrasts expectations by stating a dark horse could win, while dismissing any chance of a dark store succeeding.
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J. E. Kranz
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Alma Brunke
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J. Greenblatt
J. D. Letts
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Jennie Fitzsimmons
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W. C. A. Busch
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Edward G. O’brien
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John Ficken
Burlington
Miss B. Reynolds
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Helen Schurk
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John Mothe
Washington
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Pearl Cooper
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M. Blanchard
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Henry Woods
Cedar Rapids
Riends
John Butler
Fred McDougal
Keokuk
J. A. Clapper
Sylvia Robertson
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B .F. Fulman
Moline
St. Mary’s Hall
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James O’toole
Adams Express Company
Dr. Little
Joe Cosgrove
Hank
Mrs. Johnson
Havercamp
John Richier
Monmouth
Keithsburg
Holston
Towa Lodge No
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A. M
W. M
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Mamie Wilson
Oakville
Louis Schwartz
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Alfred Thacher
St. Mary’s Dramatic Club
Will Dayton
Lawrence Giesregan
Fred Dent
Fred Neff
Squire Ainsley
Clarence Hanson
Henry Heath
Fae
Fred Witteman
Penitentiars
Clarence Fuller Peter
Clarence Frambers
John Dayton
Anna Noli Jake
Barney Wirtzee
Oo Cass Rae Will Lorber
Luiu Ainsley
Tot Ainsley
Frances Bielefeidt
Recov
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Associated Press
Hilla
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Eyre
Timothy
Muscatine Markets
Peefsteak
Geo. W. Reuling
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Blanchard Pkg. Co
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Mira Hershey Lumber Co
Pueces
Hershey
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