Farmers Institute Sees Busy Wilton Session
Wilton Ia December 21 Farmers Institute sessions drew large local attendance with surrounding towns represented. Geo J Lang and Joe R McClean opened with papers on good roads, poultry notes by Mrs Henry Lang, and prize awards for seed corn varieties in the afternoon.
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Wilton
Farmer's Institute
Geo. J. Lang
Joe R. McClean
Henry Lang
Rebecca Johnson
Maxfield
Iowa
Neenaber
D. m. Collier
Paul Collier
C. W. Norton, Jr
F. W. Schiele
Gray Bros
B. L. Norton
H. L. Mosher
West Liberty
Park Walton
Presbyterian Church
G. E. MacLean
State University
F. D. Steen
Faye Ayres
Manzaret Hoskins
New Jewelry Stores Open Tonight on East Second Street
Barnam and Barnard open new jewelry shops at 218 and 213 East Second Street in Muscatine. Local residents Freers Pattit Pattit McElrea Roland Hunter Moore Klaffenbach plan holiday visits and return home from travel in Kansas City Knoxville Libertyville Thornburg and Iowa City. The toy center and Stephens Maze draw interest as residents prepare for Christmas holidays.
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Barnam
E. Second Street
Barnard’s
Michael Gannon Sentenced for Iowa City Break-in
Michael Gannon received a two year penitentiary term for breaking into the Mayer home in Iowa City. The case names a local crime incident and confirms the sentence handed down by the court.
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Michael Gannon
Mayer
Iowa City
Mrs WH Walker of Grandview Dies After Illness
Mrs William Walker of Grandview died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock at her home after a months illness following an operation in Chicago. She was about 50 years old, longtime Louisa County resident, and leaves husband and five children. She was well known in the city and region.
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Wilton
Vera Miller
Wilton Hth
K. P. Hall
Oracle
Mary Schroeder
Vica Oracle
Anna Schmidt
Etta Rick
Recorder
Nellie Brumbaugh
Mary Smith
Marshall
Lizzie Osmer
Inner Sentinel
Mary Thurston
Outer Sentinel
Katie Rodgers
H. A. Smith
W. A. Cooling
A. R. Leith. Elbern Knott
Marshall Field
Chicago
H. E. Nicolaus
K. P. Ledize
A. C
Geo. Sherberter
F. Jacobs
Chas. Brumbaugh
B. Nangle
Win Blanchard
Muscatine
Guyford Leith
State University
Joe Brown
West Liberty
J. R. Brown
W. J. Miller
Texas
Oklahoma
William Walker
Grandview
Louisa County
Harry
Chester
Frank
Vera
Kelly Beth
Walker
Death blow planned to end high school frats
Minneapolis officials propose withholding diplomas from students in fraternities and sororities. A board committee will issue warnings and set a date for enforcement. If needed, stronger actions may be devised to stamp out these societies in city high schools.
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Minneapolis
Board of Education
Frais
Market Wrap From Chicago Dec 21 Heavy Grain And Livestock Movements
Chicago markets show Wheat No 2 red at 75.25 cents and May 78 cents while Corn ranges with No 3 at 40 to 43 cents and Oats around 33 to 36 cents. Pork and Lard futures steady to higher with Ribs at 8.62 to 8.80. Cattle receipts 4,000 with steady runs. Hogs 39,000 down 10 cents. Sheep 8,000 steady. New York wheat at May 75.5 cents and corn 50 cents. poultry steady in Chicago and New York live poultry markets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Timothy
New York
GOWER
Pioumon- Ooo Ok Kes
Mite Nice Ee Ceo
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Briefing
Chicago December 21 butter and cream markets noted with prices and trading activity. report highlights market steady tones and gentle demand patterns for dairy commodities in early winter trade.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York December 21 butter remains dull and unchanged while eggs ease as market conditions reflect cautious demand and steady supply.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
St Louis market report from December 21 shows May wheat at 7 and 7/8 cents, corn at 41 1/4 cents, and oats at 3 54 cents per bushel. Prices reflect trading on the St Louis exchange.
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St. Louis
Peoria Market Report From Chicago Prices December
Peoria announces Chicago market sales with No 3 corn at 40¢. Beef cattle and hog categories show varied prices across several lots and weights, including cows and lambs. Notable figures include hogs mixed and heavy, cattle and lamb entries at multiple price points.
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Stephens’ Maze
Will Freers
Cranston
Will
Charles Mull
Kansas City
el Paso
Carrie McElrea
Knoxville
W. S. Hunter
the Toy Center of
Stephens’ Mate
Mrs. J. A. Moore
Thornburg
Arthur
Waler Klaffenbach
Wh, Walker
Frats
I. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Chicago Produce Market
West Second ST
Reinemund’s
Peoria
H. F. Barnard Co., Jewelers
Flown
E. 2Nd. St
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