Business Closures Hit City for Public Holiday
Tomorrow will see broad business suspensions across the city with large dry goods stores shut all day and clothing and shoe shops closing at noon. Factories halt operations tonight and reopen Monday morning, while public offices and the county building close. The post office will run limited hours with morning delivery only and packages distributed all day.
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Obituary of Anna Crow Lieberknecht of Colorado Springs
Anna Crow Lieberknecht, born March 20 1835 near Wapello Illinois, died December 4 1909 in Colorado Springs. Married January 16 1891 to Lewis Lieberknecht of Grandview Iowa, with children Ina Scott and Donald. A devoted teacher and churchgoer, she left Iowa for Colorado for health, living a life of firm principle, family devotion, and quiet courage.
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Anna Crow
G. H
Eliza Ronald Crow
Wapello
Ill
Colorado Springs
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Lewis Lieberknecht
Grandviews Ja
Ina
Scott
Donald
Anna
Grandview
Garden Grove
Louisa County
Harrison United Presbyterian Church
Mattie Longshore 14 laid to rest after illness
Remembrance note for Mattie M Longshore who died December 18 1909 at Iowa City aged 14 after bowel trouble and peritonitis. She was a bright neighbor and faithful church member who kept her children at home and provided music books and tools. Funeral service held December 20 at Louisa Center Baptist Church with burial in Long Creek cemetery.
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Mattie
M. Longshore
State University Hospital
Iowa City
Joss
Louisa Center Baptist Church
Dee
Long Creek
Rumor of Moore and Reid Control Lehigh Valley Stock
Wall Street gossip claims Judge W H Moore and Daniel Reid of Rock Island have acquired a controlling interest in Lehigh Valley Railroad stock or enough to influence the Working central. Purchases are said to draw on Lehigh holdings once owned by Vanderbilt Reading and Erie, plus open market buys. Lehigh stock held by railroads has run about 28 percent of common stock in recent years.
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Gogsin
Wall Street
Moore
Reid
New York
W. H. Moore
Daniel Reid
Rock Island
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Moore-Reid
Lehigh
Vanderbilt
Reading and Erie
Club Christmas program ends with farewell to Mrs Pye
Wilton Wilton Jr Dee 24 The Woman's Club enjoyed a Christmas themed evening at the Latchaw home with Elizabeth Mahanna Olive Hain and Mae Latchaw. The event included a farewell for Mrs Pye who leaves for Tama Iowa. Performances featured piano duets violin and vocal solos plus readings and a comic skit. Several members and visitors were noted for travel and visits around Muscatine Tipton Beardstown and Davenport as holiday activities.
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Maude Laichan
Northwestern University
Our House
George Woodhouse
John Farrel
Garrie
Rock Island
Herman Jipp
Davenport
C. M. Robinson
Ruby
Tipton
Isaac Simons
A. B. Kelly
Muscatine
Bert Merkeley
Spring Valley
Illinois
John Spicer
Gladys Birse
Velma Ford
A. C. Shiffer
J. L. Giesler
Nancy Klein
Beardstown
Market Summary From Chicago Board of Trade Quotes
Chicago December market reports show wheat at around 1.16 for December and 1.11 for May, corn near 66 percent, oats around 44 1/2, with pork ribs and lard prices listed. Provisions and grain figures also include cash and March futures, noting steady overall tones and daily open high and low points.
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H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Hershey State Bank
Chicago
E. May
May
Timothy
Grain and Livestock Prices in Chicago On Dec 24
Wheat various grades quoted from 1.10 to 1.26 1 6 cents. Cattle receipts 3,000, steady prices from 2.00 to 6.25. Hogs receipts 14,900 with prices from 7.85 to 8.58. Sheep 4,000 steady with lambs around 3.75. Butter steady 27 to 35 cents. Eggs steady 28 cents. Poultry steady with turkeys 17 cents and springs 13 cents.
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Chicago
Barre
Ill
Dee
New York Markets Mixed Butter Poultry and Produce Report
New York markets report steady butter with receipts about 4 400 pounds and mixed dairy prices from 26 to 34 cents. Poultry prices show chickens 14 cents fowl 15 cents, turkeys 15 to 28 cents dressed steady. Grain markets list wheat and corn values in New York and St Louis, with Peoria showing corn prices, oats and assorted vegetables and meats with numerous price points for produce and fish.
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Muscatine Markets Hog and Livestock Prices
Hogs choice heavy eight dollars for top bids. Steers cows and heifers and lambs listed with varied prices. Hay and grain market shows corn, wheat, oats, barley and rough figures. Produce market notes country butter eggs hens oysters and poultry items with local delivery prices.
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Muscatine Produce Co. Marketa
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