Local residents keep busy with visits and departures
Wilton residents report a steady stream of visitors and departures from December 30. Mrs H C Perry and Miss Hattie Johnston left for Iowa City. Joseph Sperry returned to Rock Island. Ira Romig visited Muscatine. Clyde Williams returned to Ames after a visit with Mrs R Creitz. Gustav Liebke and Walter Bierkamp called on friends in town. Mrs O F Johnson visited from Muscatine. Miss Cora Bradbury went home to Canton Illinois after five days with her sister Mrs H Berry. Miss Clarinda Lehr visited relatives in Durant. Co L Martin left for Chicago after a visit with his brother Attorney A Martin. Adeline McSwigen went to Muscatine. Mrs L B Mason returned home after visiting Davenport and Chicago. Dr C F Port arrived from Clinton for a few days with his parents. Edward Ruff returned after business in Iowa City. Purity Chapter OES elected officers for the year. Newton Van Zandt returned to Chicago after his father’s funeral. Miss Pauline Bunker honored at a Cedar Rapids visit. Miss Louise Maurer attended a Muscatine concert. NNC met at Mrs S C Fulton’s. lessons led by Mrs Leonard Friederichsen. Bessie Johnson gave musical selections at her home. Gladys Bliss visited Tipton. C Van Zandt funeral held at Presbyterian church with Masonic services and pallbearers John Heabner, C H Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Liebke
Walter Bierkamp
Durant
O. EF. Johnson
Muscatine
C. Marshall
Cora Bradbury
Canton
Ill
H. Berry
Clarinda Lehr
C. F. Port
Clinton
Theo. Port
Edward Ruff
Iowa City
Purity Chapter
Masonic Hall
Emily Wright
W. D. Harris
Harriet Strong
Pearl Maurer
Louise Leith
Olive Hain
Elsie Kiser
Herman Kelley
Irene
Deep River
Edward Potter
Newton van Zandt
Chicago
Margaret Woodhouse
Pauline Bunker
Cedar Rapids
Irma Wildasin
Myra Maurer
Marguerite Nicolaus
Blanche Bridges
Elizabeth Cronin
James Hickey
Rock Island
Louise Maurer
Musical Union
S. C. Fulton
Leonard Friederichsen
I. L. Wright
Faye Ayres
George Woodhouse
Bessie Johnson
Gladys Bliss
Tipton
C. van Zandt
North Wilton
Presbyterian Church
John R. H. Latchaw
Masonic Order
John Heabner
C. H. Wilson
Todays Markets and futures prices in Chicago session
Quotes from H J Frenzel reflect mixed grain and livestock activity. Wheat and corn show narrow gains and declines across December May and July contracts, pork and lard move with modest shifts, hogs end steady with receipts at 15 000 and top price 8 15. Anticipated deliveries include wheat corn and oats.
Grain and livestock market report from Chicago and Dec 30
Grein Markets notes grains opening and closing prices for December and May contracts with Wheat Corn and Oats details. Park Jan lard ribs rye barley Clover and Timothy markets listed. Chicago cattle receipts 17,000 with varied bids. hogs steady to higher, bulk sales around 8.30 to 8.70. sheep and lambs at 3.50 to 8.30. general market tone mixed with early strength fading to Monday levels.
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Vernon County
Missouri
Kansas City
E. N. Green
Nevada
Chicago
Timothy
Reeves
Market grain and corn price listings from earlier report
No. 2 red and No. 3 red prices range from $1.10 to $1.24 with nearby dates. No. 2 and No. 3 hard prices about $1.10 to $1.18. Corn No. 3 shows 61 to 61%c, No. 3 white around 61%c, No. 3 yellow at 62c. No. 2 white around 45 to 46%c, standard at 46c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Produce Market Summary
Chicago market report shows butter steady with creamery prices at 27 to 36 cents and dairies at 25 to 30 cents. Eggs steady with receipts of 1,800. at the market with cases included prices range 24 to 28 1/4 cents for firsts and prime firsts at 32 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Live Stock Prices and Market Notes from Chicago
Live stock prices and market notes report unusual delays at the Chicago market as 3 o'clock closing was lifted due to belated stock arrivals. Cattle sales were mixed with a late decline, hog prices steady to weaker, lambs up slightly, and overall week receipts thinner than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Montant
Swift
Chicago
Ill
Live Stock Exchange
Tuesay
Poultry Prices Steady in Chicago Trade
Chicago December 30 poultry prices show steady market with turkeys at 17 cents per pound, chickens at 14 cents, and spring chickens at 14 1/2 cents. Prices reflect current demand with no clear shifts in supplier activity.
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Chicago
New York Markets Produce Report for Dec 30
Butter remains steady with receipts of 3,200. Eggs stay firm as buyers bid for firsts at 45 to 46 cents, firsts at 33 to 34 cents, and seconds at 30 to 32 cents, with eggs receipts totaling 5,400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultry market report from New York city closing prices
New York poultry prices list dated December 30 shows alive chickens at 15 cents, fowls 15 ½ cents, turkeys 15 to 20 cents. dressed chickens 16 to 22 cents, fowls 12 to 17 cents, turkeys 22 to 24 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
St Louis Grain Market Report Signals Grains Prices
St Louis market notes grain prices with Wheat at 1.14 1/4 in December Corn at 63 1/2 cents Oats at 44 cents. The report reflects steady trading in the St Louis grain pit dated December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Local Names Mentioned in Passage
Earl Hain George Heabner F A Maurer and Harry Austin are listed. Mrs William Myers left for Moscow on Thursday to visit her daughter Mrs Frank Leimkuebler at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagle Lodge NO. 10
A. C. Im
Ww. Hall
Chestnut Street
Fred Beiter
M. W
H. S. Howe
E. H. Dolsen
Earl Hain
George Heabner
F. A. Maurer
Harry Austin
William Myers
Moscow
Frank Leimkuebler
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W. H. Leibbrand
Cedar St
J. Robinson
J. Greenblatt
E Second Street
H. M. Bartlett
Atty.-at-Law
Owa
Irmers
Frank Ashcraft
Kemble Hotel
Titus Loan & Investment Co
N. Rosenberger
Mosler
Orice
West Eighth Street
Kemble & Kemble, Hershey Building
Apiary Tilt Appurtenances
A. Westbrook
C. P Wagner
Grandview
Iowa
Bradford
East Hill
Seventh Street
Rhode Island
Red Cockerels
East 9Th St
Alty-at-Law
Rice
Goshen
Kemble & Kemble
Hershey
Uscatine
H. M. Barrett
Iowa Ave
Reliance Loan CO
Old Post Office
Towa
Reliance Loan Company
W. J. Donelan & Co
Ottumwa
Berry Foundry
St. Joseph
Pacific Coas
Boyd Trace Fer Co
Minneapolis
Mine
Quick Postals
E. 2Nd St
Lake
Schaefer's
Society
S. L. Johnson
DE Molay Commandery No. 1
K. T
A W. Scott
E. C
W. A. Graf
Court OF
Yeoman Hall
Corrie Harris
Nellie Lucas
Pratern AG
Yeomen Hall
Wm Appel
Co. A Temkau
Charles Loc ‘ Bankerxwood
Rite
Hallie Pitchforth
W. M
E . Manlove
Pfavouvarters
Shelby Norman
G. A. R Hall
Second Street
Robt
B Baird
Gus. Schmidt
Pocamontas Romona
Isabel Pocabontas
A. A. Stark
Wampum
Sowers
Thoreday
P.m
Fred Ray
Sachem
M. Lester Smith
Knights OF Pythtas
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
K. of P
K Pp
Town Avenue
Willius F. P. Aicbard
C. C
F. I. Biblmeier
Rend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
Lows Avennue
Third Street
H. King
Chas Ryan
Highbanty Nobles
Muscatine Castle
Avenue
Elma Scott
Alexander W. Scott
A. E. Boehm
Commercial
A. W
X Care Journal
Robert Fulton
R. R
Wilton Jet
J. Bilkey
Postal Telegraph Office
J. M. Clegg
Titus Loan and Investment Co
J.C. Measham Land CC
Bell Phone
Titus Loan
Iowa Avenue
Wilton
H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Hershey State Bank
Osts
Grein Markets
Stork Maret
Mulatine Markets
Bulge
Balesay
Tozen
Holly
Thos, Brown
Illinois
First National Bank
H. D. Horst
Notary Public
Buillding General Practice
Pr. H. M Dfan
Hershey Building
Sycamor Street
West Thirdetree
Iowa Bell
Carskaddan & Pepper J. Carskaddan I. & Pepper
West Second Street
Telephone
PAM Theatre
W. Brockman
Mgr
Great la Varre & Co
Eugene Willard
Dale & Kendall
Slater Clyde Brockman
Family Theatre Orchestra
J. Linn Hooy
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