Annual Trinity Episcopal Sale Draws Large Crowd
A successful annual sale organized by Trinity Episcopal women drew many visitors to the rectory yesterday afternoon. More than a hundred dollars was raised as attendees purchased handmade items, cake, pie, and candy. The event featured committees for reception, fancy work, candy, cake and bread, and refreshments, listing numerous volunteers by name.
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Trinity Episcopal
Os Carskaddan
A. B .Brown
Sultana Bartlett
Mary Weed
Samuel Stocker
Theron Thompson
Robert Thompson
Thomas Brown
C. H. Sterneman
Robert Oliver
Will Bishop
E. Hunt-Smith
Sue Stone
L. E. Brown
B. Cook
J. R. Reuling
Helen Green
F. B. Munroe
F. O. Block
D. Neidig
J. C. Nietzel
Will Thompson
Wilton Woman's Club Holds Meeting and Local Notes
The Wilton Woman's Club met at Mrs. Georgia Hill’s home with Mrs. W. D. Harris leading the lesson. Officers elected: President Mrs. Wm. Ross, Vice President Mrs. Thos. Raynor, Secretary Miss Amelia Allen, Treasurer Miss Anna Eaton. Numerous residents and visitors were noted in brief updates, including Edith Henderson returning from Muscatine and Mary Whitmer visiting West Liberty. A Grace Reformed Ladies bazaar is planned for Saturday December 14 at Wilson's store.
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H. P. Mason
Muscatine
C. Brown
Davenport
F. B. James
Iowa City
P. Ayres
Arnold Jacobsen
Summerfield
Ohio
Gus. Gruemmer
Durant
C. R. Wilson
Atalissa
C. H. Wilson
Walter Johnson
Geo. Woodhouse
Sharon Springs
Kan
John
Geo. Thede
Frank Rodgers
Tillie Rodgers
Bagley
H. B. Strong
Shriners
Grace Reformed
Wilson's Store
D. G. Agnew
Evangelist Billy Sunday Draws Hundreds in Wilton
Billy Sunday spoke at the First Methodist Church in Wilton IA before more than five hundred people, urging clean living. Thirty-five converts came forward at the close, after a sermon on the Shunamite woman with the message of accepting Jesus as personal savior.
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Billy’’ Sunday
Wilton
First Methodist Church
Sunday
Fred Fischer
Mr. Butler
J. C. Willits
H. F. Martin
C. C. Harper
Jesus
Presbyterian church calls Winthrop pastor J L Wylie
Mrs M D Murdock visited Muscatine and Atalissa. Rev J L Wylie accepted the Presbyterian call and arrived with family. He preached at Millersburg and Buffalo Prairie. The Ladies Aid bazaar raised a good sum. Wylie, his family, and goods arrived Sunday.
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Millersburg
Ill
M. D. Murdock
Muscatine
Atalissa
The
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Wylie
Winthrop, Il
Clayton Bridgford
Lisle
New Mexico
Milo Wakeland
Keithsburg
Buffalo Prairie Church
L. R. Hyett
Marion
R. H. Clark
Aledo
George Hyett
James Walls
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
William McKimmel
John Wakeland
Watson Farmer
John Foperty
Local Notes From Fruitland and Nearby Towns
Miss Jessie Smith returns home after two weeks with friends in Knoxville. Addison Hopson and LeGrand Elliott visit Muscatine. Elliott party heads to Kalamazoo then New York. Rev. J B Parmalee improving after stroke. Schillig family visit Davenport. D D Webster remains ill. Drake visits Muscatine. Sheriff Smith of Louisa County returns from Wapello after visit with Frizzell family. Parmalee and R F Parmalee ill but improving. Stapleton and Byrne of Muscatine attend to business. William Sellers moves to Hoopes farm south of Fruitland.
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Fruitland
Jessie Smith
Knoxville
Addison Hopson
Muscatine
LeGrand Elliott
M. Elliott
Kalamazoo
Mich
New York
J. B. Parmalee
C. E. Schillig
Davenport
D. D. Webster
Theo, Drake
Smith
Louisa County
Wapello
J. Frizzell
J. C. Spring
A. P. Swanson
R. F. Parmalee
Attorney Stapleton
A. P. Byrne
Wm. Sellers
W. H
Daily Chicago Markets Report from Miner & Co
Chicago feature markets report with opening highs and lows for Wheat Corn Oats and livestock. Prices listed for May and Dec futures across Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs and Hogs. daily car counts and estimated volumes for tomorrow. cash grain price ranges for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Timothy Clover. general Chicago Produce Market prices for red and white wheats and hard varieties.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Dec 12 Cattle Hogs Sheep
Chicago market report shows cattle at 13 000 head with lower beeves and cows and westerners mixed. hogs up 15 to 20 cents with bulk sales 4.90 to 5.05. sheep 20 000 steady to 10 lower with lambs 3.75 to 6.25 and yearlings 4.60 to 5.35.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Chicago market notes steady butter prices with creamery at 20 to 28 cents and dairies 17 to 25 cents. Eggs steady with fresh laid stocks at 24 to 25 cents, others as low as 18 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Quotation Notice
Chicago market report from December 12 shows poultry steady with turkeys at 8 12 cents, chickens 9 cents, and springs 8 cents.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York markets show butter steady with no change. Eggs firm with firsts at 31 to 33 cents and seconds at 28 to 30 cents. Local buyers watch for price movements in the December trading session.
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New York
Poultry Prices Reported For New York Market
New York on December 12 lists dressed poultry with irregular quality. Chickens bring 13 to 20 cents per pound, turkeys 15 to 18 cents, and fowls 8 to 12 cents in the current market snapshot.
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New York
New York and St. Louis Produce Markets Report Prices
New York market on December 12 shows Wheat May at 1.07 percent and Corn May at 65 cents. St Louis market on December 12 lists Wheat May at 1.00 percent, Corn at 54 cents, and Oats at 52 cents.
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New York
St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report From Peoria
Peoria market note from Peoria dated December 12 reports corn No 3 at 49 Sle. per bushel with no other grain details provided.
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Peoria
Grain and live stock market roundup and local notices
The column lists prices for corn, oats, wheat, bran, meals, and various feeds, plus retail rates for eggs, butter, and meats. It also covers live stock prices from shippers and local poultry and produce markets, with a long roster of per unit prices and per cwt figures. Reading notes include a December 12 event in Cal. Basin and several local social visits and church activity in Pomeroy, Ill.
Fruit and fig prices in local market sale
Grape fruit priced 7 to 12 cents a piece and figs 10 to 25 cents per dozen, as listed in today’s market prices showing small fruit items selling at low costs.
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Women OF Trinity Church
Billy Sunday
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
D’y
Wpallerson Stores
Dresden
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RS Ce Siso
PPC
Es Ieee Oe
Lot. C
Stes Pv
Muscatine Markets
Muscatine Produce Co
Malaga
Pomeroy
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