Dentists Return from Big Meeting at State University
Five local dentists attended the fifth annual alumni clinic of the college of dentistry at the State University and report an unusually large, meritorious program. Dr. Klaffenbach of Muscatine helped with the reception and led a gold inlay clinic. Attendees from the city included Dr. McNutt, Martin, Lingo, Klaffenbach, and Petersen.
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College of Dentistry
The
State University
A. O. Klaffenbach
Muscatine
Committee On
R. 8. McNutt
J. T. Martin
A. M. Lingo
A. A. Petersen
Wilton Social Hour and Local News Roundup
A Wilton party hosted by Mrs. W A Cooling and Mrs. Bertha Mellecker featured music and carnations with guests including I L Wright H W Lamp and Geo Woodhouse. A basketball game Wilton High vs West Liberty is slated for Friday at the school hall. Several locals attended funerals and weddings in nearby towns, with travel to Muscatine and Ottumwa noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Wright
H. W. Lamp
Geo. Woodhouse
H. B. Strong
Cc. H. Wilson
Ida Moore
Marie Miller
Clara Ruff
L. Co. Winter
D. J. Dwyer
Deag
Iowa City
Wilton High School
West Liberty High School
N. A. McAuley
D. D
C. W. Norton
Lyons
F. B. James
J. M. Rider
Cedar Rapids
Anna Potter
Ottumwa
Anna Healey
Muscatine
H. Wise
J. Thurston
Tipton
Fred E. Kaufman
Lena Freyermuth
Dean
Labor gospel at Leo Hirsch Button factory meeting
Rev. W. Wilkinson of New York spoke at the Y M C A shop meeting at the Leo Hirsch Button factory on the real gospel in daily life. He urged honest wages to ease labor disputes and promised a Sunday talk at 2 30 pm at the Y M C A with his usual powerful, practical message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilkinson
New York
Trinity Episcopal Church
Leo Hirsch
Wilkinson
Nelson Bested Says the Dopesters Nelsons Bested Says the Dopesters
Reports from Los Angeles say Battling Nelson fought Rudolph Anholz to a ten round no decision draw with no knockout. Anholz scored a first round knockdown and led at times with a straight left while Nelson recovered to press in rounds four to six. Both fighters tired as the bout wore on with Anholz finishing stronger in the eighth.
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Los Angeles
Nelson
Rudolph Anholz
Anholz
Anhbolz
Evens
Chicago Markets Report Feb 5 Processing Prices and Livestock
Chicago marketswire details opening highs and lows for wheat corn oats and pork lard ribs with May and July futures. Hogs rise 10 to 15 cents, top at 4.65, cattle and sheep receipts and prices listed alongside daily car and produce figures.
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Chicago
York- May
Timothy
Chicago Poultry Market Briefs
Chicago Poultry Market reports firm turkeys at 10c and chickens at 11c with springs, while New York Butter and Egg Market notes butter activity in New York on February 5.
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Chicago
New York
Dairy Market Entries and Quality Observations
The note lists creamery pricing and product grades with figures such as 34c for strong creamery specials and 33%e thirds to firsts. It mentions process, factory references, and eye quality notes with irregulars and percentages like 25% and 24 25e for seconds and firsts.
New York Poultry and Produce Market Reports
New York poultry prices show alive stock steady with chickens at 134 cents per pound, fowls 14c, turkeys 14c. Dressed poultry firm with chickens 19 to 17c, turkeys 12 to 17c, fowls 10 to 13c. Wheat May futures at 1.05 and corn at 70 cents.
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New York
Muscatine Produce Co
Wheat and Corn Prices at St. Louis Market
St. Louis market notes show wheat May at 97% to 97% and corn at 57% to 58% with oats at 50% on February 5. Royals.
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St. Louis
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Nual Clinic
Wilton
Siegel & Isaacson
2Nd St
Batterson Stores
M. Kautz & Sons
Rev. W. Wilkinson
Practical Religion
Missioner
Unholz
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
D’y
Rulinhs
Buck’s Steel
Mission Leather Rockers
Hoosier
Gunn
Grand Rapids
Stearn & Foster
Bissells
Buck’s and Stewart’s
Allwin & Foyer
Alice
Simmon
China
Boston
Muscatine Markets
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