Basketball Tonight at Armory Co vs Wheaton
Local notes report Co C vs Wheaton basketball at the Armory tonight. Several residents, including Miss Hazel Jarara and Mrs. James Quinn, visit friends in nearby towns while others travel for errands and holidays.
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Armory. Co
Wheaton
Co. C
Armory
Co. Co
Armory. Co. Crs. Wheaton
East Hill Social Roundup of Christmas Visits
Last night several locals left town after Christmas visits. John Seitz headed to Davenport to resume work at the arsenal. Charles Camp returned to Red Oak and Misses Hazel and Isabelle McNall stayed with friends on East Hill. Anna Payne of Canton Ill and Miss Margaret Bell of Davenport made short visits and returned home. N A McCoy and family also came back from near Cedar River after Christmas at the Hoffmeyer home. James Oberman of Aialissa returned home after visiting friends on the hill.
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el Paso
Davenport
Arsenal
East Fifth Street
Charles Camp
Red Oak
Hazel
Isabelle MecNall
East Hill
Anna Payne
Canton
Ill
Park Place
N. A. McCoy
Daniel Overholkt
Scott Dawson
E. R. Lacey
Mabel
A. S. Thompson
Edgar Gee
W. F. Hall
A.es Brown
E. T. Foster
F. M. Mossberry
R. H
Malin
Anna Mulhern
Elsie Geets
Keota
Clarence A. Lacey
Asa Wagner
Harvey
Elsie
Hattie Freeman
Nettie Dill
Lulu
Cora
Lenore Dawson
Myra Malin
Ainsworth
R. H. Malin
Cedar Rapids
Ennna Lytle
W. R. Lytle
Washington
Charles J. McWilliams
Freils
C. A. McWilliams
Joe Beach
Winfield
Columbus Junction
Johnston
Helen
Wapello
Rachel Johnston
Tom Robertson
D. D. Acheson
John Buren
Sandy Grove
R. D. Pool
J. T. Bickster
Oklahoma
Norma Cotter
Oxford
Iowa
T. J. Johnston
Fred Cutcema
Morning Sun
S. G. Robertson
H. M. Letts
I. M. Lane
Clarence Shearer
Alma
Burlington
Margaret Moore
Bellevue
L. C. Moore
Muscatine
R. W. Owen
Gertrude
Frank Gay
Conesville
E. E. Griffith
John Davis
C. A. Armbright
C. D. Bent
Roy Close
Iowa City
Pear Klotz
Wm. Bender
Carthage
Paul Klotz
O. W. McGrew
Alice Remies
George Remley
Jack McGee
Riverside
Dan Stine
Columbia
Albert Currier
Richard Hughes
D. R. Hughes
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Church
Hughes
Arch L. Graham
U. P
Columbus City
Wilton Couple Wed In Quiet Home Ceremony
Hilbert Johnson and Bessie Nicolaus married Thursday evening at the bride's home with Rev. J. B. Bloom officiating. The ceremony was a small family affair, and both were described as estimable and well known in Wilton. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Nicolaus. the groom, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Johnson. Many relatives and friends noted the joyous event and the couple's bright prospects.
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Hilbert Johnson
Bessie Nicolaus
J. B. Bloom
H. E. Nicolaus
Wilton High School
YWCA Work in Iowa Shows Broad Growth This Year
The Iowa YWCA annual report details 35 college and high school associations with buildings and libraries at most, mission and Bible study classes expanding, and new student alliances. Des Moines Muscatine Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Sioux City and Memorial University feature in city work while alumnae groups strengthen post graduation ties.
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Iowa State College
State University
Iowa College
Miss Paddock
China
Dakotas
Iowa City
Waterloo
Des Moines
Muscatine
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Boone
Burlington
Sioux City
Abby McElroy
C. A. Runson
Iowa State Committee
Josephine
To the Merchant. Sign of Prosperity Lies in Brightness
A reminder urging shopkeepers to use ample lighting to convey prosperity. It stresses a well lit store helps attract customers and signals success. The note implies lighting as a practical and reputational asset for merchants.
D A R Christmas Meeting at Mrs Brockway Home
Columbus Junction Iowa reports the D A R held its annual Christmas gathering at Mrs E Brockways home near Letis with an all day meeting a noon dinner an afternoon program and a Christmas tree with gifts for each member. Also notes Mrs Margaret Jones visits Washington and the W A Smith family relocate to Waterloo after a month here. Blaine Bliven of Sandy Grove stayed overnight with his grandfather.
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E. Brockway
Letis
Margaret Jones
J. A. Jones
Washington
W. A. Smith
Waterloo
Smiths
Commercial
Blaine Bliven
Sandy Grove
Heme
Say I Am Talking to You
A domestic plea urges readers to replace an old coal range with a modern gas range to keep a wife neat and tidy. The call to action emphasizes practicality and improved home life through updated kitchen appliances.
Signless stores prompt talk with Citizens' Railway & Light Co
A question invites discussion about stores lacking electric signs and urges engagement with Citizens' Railway & Light Co for potential solutions or guidance. The note frames a public commerce and utility issue likely from a local newspaper feature.
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Citizens’ Railway & Light Co
Market Summary From Chicago Exchange Opens Strong
Furnished by H. J. Frenze of the National Board of Trade notes open high and low figures for the day at the Post Office Block Chicago on December 28. Includes est close and year’s yield indicators with phones listed.
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H. J. Frenze
National Board of Trade
Postoffice
Chicago
Chicago Market Report Wheat and Commodities Mixed
Chicago markets show wheat futures trading with mixed quotes and various grades. Details cover corn oats soybeans pork lard ribs rye barley turnips and widespread price ranges across produce meats and fuels in a dense, period-voice market brief.
Chicago Live Stock Market Wrapup
Chicago shows cattle receipts at 3000 with prices from 4.15 to 6.50 for beeves and 1.50 to 5.15 for cows and heifers. Hogs totals reach 26000 with mixed and butchers 6.00 to 6.25 and light 5.90 to 6.30. Sheep receipts around 10400 with lambs between 4.46 and 7.80.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Update
Chicago reports steady butter with creameries at 22 to 22 1/2 cents and dairies at 20 to 27 cents. Eggs also steady at 21 to 24 cents.
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Chicago
Poultry Market Reports Steady Prices in Chicago
In Chicago Dee 28 poultry prices hold steady with turkeys at 10 11 cents and chickens at 19 cents for springs, according to local market notes.
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Chicago
Dee
New York Butter and Egg Market Sums Up Quiet Session
New York on December 28 sees butter held firm and unchanged with quiet demand for Eggs and Fish prices remaining steady through the day.
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New York
Poultry prices steady in New York markets
In New York, poultry prices show steady quotes with live chickens at 12 cents, dressed chickens at 13 1/2 cents, live turkeys at 19 cents, dressed turkeys at 17 to 19 cents, and fowls around 13 1/4 cents. Licensing noted for turkeys.
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New York
Dee
Peoria Produce Market Report for Corn Prices
In Peoria on December 28, corn No. 3 sells at 39 cents per unit. This brief market note records a low price with standard classification.
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Peoria
Nuscating Markets Price Report for Farm Goods
Market prices for corn oats peat and other staples with retail and wholesale figures. Includes corn 18 PS per bit oats 32 37 40c retail, cracked corn 1.25 per cwt, pop corn ranges, bran 1.05 per ewt, oil meal 1.60 per cwt, barley 30 35r, eggs 24c market 23 retail, butter farmers 22c retail 29c, live poultry pricing, cabbage onions parsley potatoes carrots retail per unit.
Brentford South Dakota Inches Toward Town Status on M S L Line
A new town emerges along the Watertown MIs souri river extension of the Minneapolis St. Louis railroad in South Dakota. Located in Jim River valley Brentford aims for 1000 residents in six months with a commercial club backing. Rails are in place and the town lists two brick banks three brick stores five elevators and 150 sold residence lots. First homes expected around 4500 dollars. Interested parties contact Brentford Commercial club or Townsite Agent Thos A Way Aberdeen.
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Brentford
Commercial Club
S. D
A. Way
St. 1
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Lamp request for study light to ease eyes
The narrator asks for a good gas or electric lamp to study by claiming the current lamp hurts eyes and requests a suitable, bright option. The message emphasizes comfort and better illumination for reading.
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