ER Bill On At Theatre In Muscatine Tonight
The Third Street Playhouse presents a closing week vaudeville bill at the Werden Street venue. Manager Brockman and team secure a high class list featuring LaVarre Co Palace of Mysteries, Eugene Villard in a new vaudeville routine, Dale and Kendall in a wholesome fun section, and Slater Brockman in a clever singing and monologue act. Moving pictures accompany the show, promising an entertaining evening of diverse acts and overall enjoyment.
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Brockman
Family Theatre
Secur
Ind
Muscatine
LaVarre & Co
Eugene Villard
Vandele
Dale
Ope Will Speak at Presbyterian Moody Institute
Ope will speak at the Moody Institute to address men and male members in the First Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Dr Eliatt, head of the Moody Institute, will preach Sunday afternoon and introduce Mr Pope to the audience.
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Ope
Presbyterian
Moody Instite
Eliatt
Dethe Moody Institute
Specis
Pope Jugh
Market Report From Chicago Wheat Corn and Cattle Prices
Chicago December market notes show open high low close figures for wheat corn and oats, with receipts and next day arrivals. Grain prices include bid levels for steel grain, live stock prices list cattle hogs and sheep with varying bids and averages, while poultry and creamery dairy prices appear.
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H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Hershey State Bank
Chicago
New York Markets Summary
New York markets report poultry prices at 10 to 20 cents for various types with dressed birds at 16 to 22 cents and turkeys at 22 to 24 cents. Produce remains steady. eggs and receipts noted. Grain shows wheat around 1.28 and corn at 70 cents. Peoria corn priced at No. 3 around 80 cents.
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New York
N. Y
Muscatine Markets Live Stock and Farm Prices
Muscatine Produce Co reports stock prices across categories with Choice and Rough grades for cattle, veal calves, lambs, and hogs, plus steer, cow, and heifer ranges. Grain and hay markets list prices for corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, bran, shorts, and oilmeal, with retail and wholesale figures. various poultry and eggs also noted with local delivery terms.
Brother of Mrs Butler Dies at Vinton
Mrs J M Butler of 112 East Fifth street learned of the sudden death of her brother George Correll at his home in Vinton Iowa from pneumonia after a few days illness. Funeral services are expected Sunday and Mr Butler and his son F Ben Butler plan to attend.
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Vinton
Winegs
J. M. Butler
East Fifth Street
George Correll
Butler
Red Cross to Convene Foreign Consuls for Cherry Relief
Ernest P. Bicknell, national Red Cross director, plans a conference of foreign consuls in Chicago as a step toward finalizing a $506,000 relief fund for widows and children of the Cherry mine disaster victims. Illinois Mine Workers and legislature must approve the joint permanent relief plan.
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Red Cross
Chicago
Ernest P. Bicknell
Red Cross Society
Cherry
Illinois United Mine Workers
Bicknell
United States
Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Illinois
Tt Ig
St. Paul Coal Co
Carnegie Fund
Market Prices Noted for Produce and Poultry
Listing shows old tom turkeys geese and beets with prices. Potatoes and pickles priced per lot per dozen and per unit. Eggs priced per dozen and per unit. Items reflect a 19th or early 20th century rural market catalog.
LiveStock Prices and MarketNotes Chicago Til Dec 9
Prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep fell or held firm amid cold delays and light supply. Cattle suffered a 10 to 25 cent drop from Wednesday with top steers near 7.50, hogs averaged higher with a 8.44 average, and sheep and lambs showed a firm tone. prime Western yearlings hit 7.85, natives to 6.7, while calves and feeders remained weak.
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Marwen
Chicago Ill
K. Beeves
Chicago
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Wird Street Playhouse
Everal
B Vockman
Soc
Arch
Adard
Springs
NEW York Markets
Isteady
Peoria
Til
Muscatine Markets
George — Correll
E. Lilly
Jiore
Meadow Brook
Dallas
Airydien
U. S
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
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