Rider Hurled From Horse Injured In Fall
Oscar Howe, a farm hand on the Rounds farm, was severely injured Saturday evening when his horse tripped and fell throwing him to the ground. Edward Goldman, driving by, witnessed the accident and helped carry Howe to a city hospital where the right arm was fractured and the shoulder broken. Howe was later taken to the Rounds home and was resting nicely. Nearby notices include Mrs. Frank Thomas moving to Clinton street with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Hawk. Daniel Lord returning from Eliza Mt. on business. Mrs. James Turner heading to Neola for a visit. and Gordon Bennett traveling from Davenport due to his child’s illness.
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Oscar Howe
Rounds Farm
Edward Goldman
Rounds Home
Frank Thomas
Phillip Street
Margaret Hawk
Clinton Street
Daniel Lord
Near Eliza
James Turner
Neola
Gordon Bennett
Davenport
Roach and Musser Plant to Install Wood Carrier System
Large improvements planned for the Roach and Musser mill include a new wood carrier system to replace an inadequate method and a substantial boiler installation in the engine room. The project will begin immediately as part of winter upgrades. South Muscatine notes report local visits by Nettie Silberhorn and departures of George Henderson for Davenport, with church activities at Mulford Mission.
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Roach & Musser
Power of Prayer Meeting at Musserville Church
Revival service at Musserville Methodist church drew a crowded auditorium of women. Mrs. C. C. Harper spoke on The Prayers of the righteous availeth much, sharing narratives and illustrating prayer’s benefits. A short musical program complemented the event. Local notes mention visits and travels of South End residents and Michael Pfeiffer's illness.
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Musserville Methodist Church
C. C. Harper
South End
Unrivailed Values as TT buyers save money at our store
The ad claims you will get the worth of your money here with suits and over coats on display. It urges customers to review specials and visit the store to see the goods, promising strong purchasing power under all circumstances.
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Vieunas
Oxford
Subscriptions Opened to Reward Capture of Harry Jones
A citywide subscription list started this morning to raise a reward for the capture of Harry Jones, with rapid signings and varying donations. Five posses scoured Fairport for clues, checking every cave, barn, and coal bank, but no lead found. Jack and Al Bassett were arrested and questioned after reports they would resist searches, both claiming they have not seen the murderer.
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Harry Jones
Pepper
Fairport
William van Winkle
Ben Earnest
Jack
al Bassett
Mr. Bassett
Jones
All members meet at FAA hall for Sunday meeting plans
All members are asked to convene at the FAA hall Tuesday at 7:00 PM to organize arrangements for attending the Sunday meeting in a body per committee chair.
Former Muscatine Clergyman Honored for New Washburn Chair
Rev Frank T Lee, longtime Muscatine and Chicago Congregational minister, has accepted a chair at Washburn College Topeka Kansas. The Chicago Ministers Union adopted a resolution praising his service and predicting greater usefulness as a Bible teacher in his new position.
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Frank T. Lee
First Congregational Church
Maywood
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
Chicago Congregational Ministers’ Union
Chicago
Kansas
Brethren In
Plan to Combine Leagues Discuss Move at Quincy
A meeting of the Iowa League at Quincy this afternoon will explore uniting the Iowa and Three I leagues. Invitations go to President Justice of Iowa, President Holland of the Three I, and M H Sexton to discuss reorganization. tentative plans call for a combined league including Bloomington Quincy Jacksonville Peoria Springfield Burlington Rock Island Decatur with Davenport as a substitute.
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Iowa League
Quincy
Iowa
Justice
The
Holland
M. H. Sexton
Board of Control
National Association
Bloomington
Jacksonville
Peoria
Springfield
Burlington
Rock Island
Decatur
Davenport
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Clinton
Dubuque
Hannibal
Muscatine
Kewanee
Funeral services for Mrs Theo dore Steen held Wednesday
The funeral services for Mrs. Theodore Steen will be held from the residence at 119 West Third Street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. A. J. Kempton officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Theodore Steen
West Third Street
A. J. Kempton
Greenwood Cemetery
Rogers Return From Morning Sun Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Rogers have returned home after a brief visit to Morning Sun.
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Harry Rogers
Morning Sun
O Day's Markets Furphy Miner and Co Board of Trade
O Day reports from Chicago on December 9 with quotes from Furphy Miner and Co. and Lewist. Includes grain prices for May July December wheat corn oats and pork lard ribs hogs. notes top hog price $4.70 and yields for cattle sheep lambs and other produce. Wording reflects a busy market summary with daily received and upcoming consignments.
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Furphy Miner & Co
Board of Trade
H. J
Chicago
Chicago Cattle Receipts Rise Slightly Across Markets
Chicago cattle receipts show a 0c increase with Beeves selling around 3.30 per cwt and portions from 4.65 to 5.00 for western stock. Stockers and feed lots bring 4.25 to 4.60, while lighter and mixed grades fetch 4.40 to 4.75 and heavier lots near 4.40. The stock market notes a 60,000 figure with a 15¢ shift.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Note
Chicago market report shows butter steady with creamery at 20 27 1 2 cents and dairies at 17 4 25 cents. Eggs steady at 20 25 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market report from December 9
Chicago prices show poultry for sale with turkeys 12 cents, chickens 9 cents, springs 8 cents. The market note reflects easy trading and stable demand. Entities include Chicago and poultry items with per unit prices.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York market shows firm butter with various grades and packages. Creamery butter ranges 21 to 29 cents, dairy and process lines up to 28 cents, imitation creamery 21 to 22 cents. Eggs firm with firsts 26 to 32 cents and seconds 26 to 29 cents.
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New York
Poultry Standards Listed for Chicks Turkeys and Fowls
A historical note outlines poultry dressings by age groups from ten to seventeen weeks, detailing chick en s at ten to sixteen weeks, turkeys at eleven to seventeen weeks, and fowls from ten to thirteen weeks, reflecting period poultry sizing norms.
A F and A M Iowa Lodge to Meet Tuesday Evening
A F and A M Iowa Lodge No 2 will hold a special communication on Tuesday evening December 10 to confer the third degree. The Triangular lodge of Letts will join and the Eastern Star ladies will serve supper after the work. Brethren expected to attend. By order W W W
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A. F
A. M. Iowa Lodge
Letts
Eastern Star
Mrs Weatherly Returns Home After Hoopes Visit
Mrs. Weatherly returns to her Wilton home after a short visit at the Seltzer residence in Hoopes addition and attending the Sunday revival meetings.
Miss Georgia Davis Returns Home After Visit
Miss Georgia Davis of Walcott Iowa returns home Saturday afternoon after a brief visit with relatives on Grandview Avenue.
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Georgia Davis
Walcott
Grandview Avenue
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South Muscatine News
South Muscatine
Lastall
Christian Endeavor Society
Mulford Mission
Alice Mulford
Tabernacle
Nettie Silberhorn
Wilton
Fred Seltzer
George Henderson
Musserville M
E. Church
Barnard Finley
Osceola
Harry Cotter
Ainsworth
Milwaukee
Claude Miller
Michael Pfieffer
the House of Kuppenheimer
Anson Clothing CO
Paul Steinmetz
2Nd St
Frank Anson
Jack and
Frank Lee
First Congre
Gational Church
Sana Claus
Hirt Fesler
On Or
Abd Dee
Teir
OWA
O-Day's
AGO Markets
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