Gillilan to Star Course at the Grand Tomorrow
The Star course features Gillilan the humorist at the Grand tomorrow evening with single admission 50c. Mrs E Griffith travels to Wilton for the funeral of Mrs William Johnston. Misses Mary and Katherine Zeug depart for New York to buy spring and summer millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Griffith
Pine Street
Wilton
William Johnston
Gillilan
Humorist
Mary
Katherine Zeug
New York City
Johnson Millinery Co
America's great humorist at the Grand Tuesday
Gillilan, among the greatest humorists of America, appears at the Grand tomorrow evening as part of Star course. The third number on the bill features his performance with an audience expected to laugh throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillilan
Baltimore
the Grand
America
Catholics rap judge in Shanghai case hits US envoy
Chicago February 3 The American Federation of Catholic Societies held a semi annual session at the Great Northern hotel deferring action on a request by Shanghai Catholics to remove United States Consular Judge L R Wilfley. The protest charges him with attacking the Catholic church in a will case and saying the popish clergy rob widows and orphans while awaiting further confirmations from Shanghai churchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Shanghai
China
United States
L. R. Wilfley
Court For China
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Great Northern Hotel
Wilfley
Humorist Set for Grand Theatre Tomorrow Night
The greatest humorist performs at the Grand tomorrow night. The act promises top gags and lively storytelling. Fans expect a memorable evening in a classic venue.
VICTORS RETURN 10 MEET THE SOLDIERS
Ottumwa Y M C A team returns home after a 27 to 24 win over Rock Island Y M C A. The fast Ottumwa squad prepares to face Company C in a farewell contest in this city this evening, promising a tight battle.
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Rock Island
Ottumwa
Papke Kelly bout postponed to March 17
Promoter T. E. Jones says Papke's nose remains sore after recent knife surgery and he cannot train properly until late March. He expects Hugo Kelly to meet Papke on St. Patrick’s Day in a German versus Italian clash at Spring Valley, with Papke's nose wounds healing but not ready for boxing.
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Hugo Kelly
Billy Papke
St. Patrick’s Day
T. E. Jones
Spring Valley
Jones
Papke
Billy
Wilton Funeral for Mrs. Johnston and Local Notices
The Wilton community marked the funeral of Mrs. Louise Holmes Johnston at the home with a M E church service. Interment followed in Oakdale cemetery. Survivors include Jefferson and Edwin Johnston and several daughters. Also noted were school entertainment at the Masonic hall and visits by residents to Muscatine and Davenport.
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Jefferson
Edwin Johnston
A. E. Whitmer
W. G. Griffith
Earl Whitmer
James Morrison
Oakdale
Corley
Louise Holmes Johnston
Warrenton
Athens County
Ohio
Wilton
Iowa
Wm. Johnston
Cedar County
Johnston
Sylvanus
Emma
Edwin
Ida Grove
A. E. Ford
Grinnell
H. C. Perry
Hattie Johnston
Methodist Church
W. A. Pye
Nellie Stoner
Raye Stockham
Wilton High School
Masonic Hall
H. S
E. Friedericksen
Muscatine
H. A. Ficken
Bertha Hamon
John Hamon
Persia
Geo. Bannick
Davenport
Ed Bischoff
Elizabeth Kaufman
Lena Freyermuth
Horace Klass
Myrtle Slater
Moscow
Herman Jarr
F. B. James
Local Visits and Travel Noted in Iowa City Area
Passengers headed to Iowa City for visits with friends and a dental convention. Mrs. J P Ryan returns from Muscatine to family home. B L Norton brings his father C W Norton’s body from Phoenix for Presbyterian funeral tomorrow at two. John Killion heads to Kansas City Kansas to visit relatives. Dor Edge travels to Iowa City for the day.
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Iowa City
J. P. Ryan
Margaret Dwyer
Muscatine
B. L. Norton
Phoenix
Ariz
C. W. Norton
Presbyterian Church
Dane Favorite In Tuesday Bout
In Los Angeles on February 3 the crowd awaits a lightweight clash between Nelson and Upholz. Both fighters claim victory and promise decisive blows, with Rudolph asserting Nelson will be stopped before ten rounds. Fans anticipate a strong showing from both in top condition.
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Los Angeles
Nelson
Upholz
Battler
Dane
Rudolph
Heath Family Assets Drain Heath & Mfg Funds Amid Extravagance
Chicago reports reveal Heath and Milligan Manufacturing funds were overdrawn by about 180000 dollars used for private purposes by the Heath family. Ernest W Heath, the president, is named for personal extravagance while relatives admit uncertainty over possible speculation. President Heath declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Company
Heath
Ernest W. Heath
Ministers Consider Speaker and Charity Plan in Muscatine
The Muscatine Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A to discuss bringing Attorney T W Trickett of Kansas City Kansas to speak at the tabernacle on February 16 or 23. The group also talked about forming a charity organization for church members, with plans to be finalized soon.
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Ministerial Association
T. W. Trickett
Kansas City
Kansas
Tabernacle
Trickett
Muscatine
Markets Update from Chicago Board of Trade
Furnished by Miner & Co with H J Frenzel manager, Chicago Feb 3. Shows open high low close and settle figures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs. hogs closed shade lower. Cars received today and estimated cars tomorrow list grain and hog totals.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago Produce Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Chicago market reports on February 3 show cattle receipts at 24 000 steady to higher with beeves 3 60 to 6 15 cows and heifers 1 70 to 3 60 stockers and feeders 2 60 to 4 60 westerners 3 70 to 4 60. hog receipts 43 000 strong with ranges 4 10 to 4 50 and bulk 4 30 to 4 40. sheep 20 000 steady with lambs 5 00 to 7 20 and yearlings 4 90 to 5 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
It Had Room Dear Me Tom Confident Reply
Uncle John teases Tom about his eating, and Tom quips that he is not as small inside as he appears outside. The playful exchange centers on size and appetite between nephew and uncle.
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Tom
Uncle John
Where He Got His Money
Howell claims the fortune came from a book Powell asks if he is an author. Howell clarifies the source was his father-in-law’s check book in a short exchange.
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Howell
Powell
Wheat and grain futures mixed on Chicago board
Wheat futures opened around 96 to 964 with highs near 9614 and lows near 9544 as markets showed narrow ranges. July wheat traded 92 to 93 while corn May moved between 59 and 59 and oats May opened 51 with a 51.3% close. Pork May at 12.00 and ribs at 6.52. rye cash 81 to 21% and timothy and clover little activity. Prices for No 2 red and hard contracts quoted in late trading with scattered fractional quotes across grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Chicago market notes on February 3 show butter steady with creamery prices ranging from 20 to 32 percent and dairy prices from 20 to 28 percent. Eyes steady with a quoted range around 21 to a missing value.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Prices Tug at Steady
Chicago on February 3 reports poultry steady as turkeys bring 10 cents, chickens 11 cents, and springs 10 cents per pound.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report Feb 3
Butter prices show strength with creamery specials at 33 1/3 to 34 1/2 cents, extras 38 cents, and various grades from 23 32 to 25 cents. Eyes grade holds at 26 cents for firsts and 24 25 cents for seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Poultry Market and St Louis Produce Prices
New York market firm for dressed poultry with chickens 12 20c and turkeys 12 16c and fowls 10 13c. St Louis market quotes May wheat 96 to 96.5 cents, corn 56 15 to 56. Oats 48 cents.
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New York
St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report
Peoria market update from February 3 notes No. 3 corn priced at 50 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Local Market Prices and Livestock Rates
A wide listing of farm prices and market rates including corn oats wheat and various feeds. per cwt per lb per bag figures for eggs butter hay and grain. Live stock values cover cattle, sheep, lambs, bulls, veal calves, and hogs with price ranges. Also includes fresh and canned fish fruits vegetables and poultry prices from Muscatine Produce Co and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Produce Co
Flower Market Prices On Grapes Fruit and Flowers
Concord grapes range 20 to 40 cents per pound California Basin grapes 15 cents per pound Grapefruit 7 to 12 cents each Figs 10 to 25 cents per pound Carnations 50 to 75 cents per dozen Roses 1.00 to 1.25 per dozen Daffodils 50 cents Chrysanthemums 50 to 75 cents 1.00 2.00 3.00 per dozen American Beauty Roses 2 to 3 per dozen Lilies 2.50 to 3.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Concord
Basin
Changing the Tune in a Detective Story
The detective notes a new dodge defeats old tricks as a thief escapes. A bygone butler tale is cited about chilling the beer with a whistle disguised as a tune. An advertisement promotes Bucklen's Amnic Salve for bruises, sores, and burns at Havercamp's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Washington Star
Havercamp
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Wapello, Ia
H. B. Jones
Money Living
Siegel & Isaacson
E. 2Nd St
Batterson Stores
Real Estate Security
Titus Loan and Investment Company
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
J. E. Kranz
Candy Kitchen
Bestenlehner’s
Choice Farm
C. M. Robertson
Chicago, Il
City
W. S. Robertson
West Third Street
Margaret Baird
Englewood, Ill
Hoyt W. Platt
Geo. Eifman
Bowman
the Armory
Myrtle Hain
J. Metke
Summit
Cal. W. Smith
John Tracy
Lime City
Blanche
Harriet Moffit
East Second Street
Letts
Mrs. C. Sandros
East Third Street
Washington, Ia
Glenn Barnard
Moline
Binghamton, N. Y
Republican
Armory
J. S. McDonald
Bijou Theatre
Western Vaudeville Association
Lucile Tilton
Millers
N&v.l.y
Roussell
Gollos
ROCK _IS
Ternoon
Com
Papke-Kelly
Ruthenberg
Trigkett
Ouinn’s
East Second St
Chicago Produce Market
B.E. Lilly
Muscatine Markets
First Trust
Muscatine, Iowa
Wittich Bros
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