Local notes and social items from i.ecal News
Earl Nugent of Nichols transacted business in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Miller of Tipton visited friends here. Mrs. Mary Gorey of East Seventh Street left for Columbus Junction for the day. For sale a nice 5 and 7 room house. M. W. Stirlen, Miss Bertha Wiedow and Miss Mattie Kindler go to Guernsey Ia to visit friends. Miss Hazel Longstreth of Arden left for home after visiting Mrs. J. Miller.
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Earl Nugent
Nichols
R. E. Miller
Tipton
Mary Gorey
East Seventh Street
Columbus Junction
Bertha Wiedow
Mattie Kindler
Guernsey
Hazel Longstreth
Arden
J. Miller
West Second Street
Coast
Clifford Wyeth
Palo Alto
Cal
Paul
Washington
Oregon
Yellowstone National Park
South Muscatine
Sadie Small
Cotter
Milwaukee
Belle Ogier
Hester A. Crow
Sampson Street
George Martin
Wapello
Theodore Weller
Davenport
William Speers
Rock Island
Glen Barris
Albert Lea
Minn
Howard Camp
Bay City
Charles Young
Claude Roberts
Henry Tharpe
Ames
Edwin Crosby
Eldon
W. D. Harris
H. B. Strong
Hattie Wildasin
W. A. Pye
Ireland
Win. Ross
Mae
Women’s Relief Corps
van Zandt
Bayard Taylor
Will Cooling
Wilton
Millward Adams
Chicago
Mort Sullivan
Friedericksen
Harry
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
C. Mosher
West Liberty
Bertha Lang
Grandview
J. W. Lenker
Lou Hebing
John Brugman
Louise Maurer
Muscatine
Mary Brugman
Muscatine Girl Weds Chicago Man in Chicago
A South Muscatine girl married a Blue Island man in Chicago. The ceremony occurred Monday afternoon before Magistrate Daniel, marking a local union under civic oversight.
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Chicago
Grace Hopewell
Charles Stapleton
Ill
Daniel Duncan
George Trayer
South Muscatine
Carson, Pirie, Scott and Company
Eclipse Wire Supply Company
Blue Island
Brotherhood Meeting Highlights Liquor Laws Paper
The Brotherhood of St. Paul met at Musserville Methodist Church with a large turnout of young men. Will R. Jayne spoke on Some Phases of the Liquor Laws in Iowa as committees discussed saloon regulations and membership expanded with new candidates.
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Brotherhood of St. Paul
Musserville Methodist Church
Will R. Jayne
Iowa
South End
White Prairie Grange No 2039 organized near Wilton
White Prairie Grange No 2039 was organized Feb 13 with twenty four charter members. A special meeting Friday will complete the charter list. Officers were elected and installed by Charles B Hoyt assisted by Mrs Hoyt. The Grange will meet the first and third Fridays each month.
Electric Bitters Promoted For Kidney Trouble At Havercamps
An advertiser claims Electric Bitters relieves weak back and kidney trouble and offers it for 50 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Candy Kitchen Daily Candy Making Promise
A local ad for Candy Kitchen promotes daily candy production and invites customers to try their sweets. The brief message emphasizes variety and ongoing availability.
Market Report from Miner & Co Chicago Feb 26
Today's markets show wheat May at 95% to 96% with quotes around 95% 95% and 96% high. Corn May at 60% to 61% with oats May around 52% and pork May about 11.50 to 11.55. Hogs closed five cents lower to $4.47 top. Cattle receipts 22,000 with steer values $4.00 to $6.00, hogs 38,000 steady, sheep and lambs varied. Poultry market mild with turkeys 12% to 12 1 2 cents and chickens around 11 to 14 cents.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report February Prices
Wheat May opened at 95¾ to 96 cents with highs near 95 98 and closing 95¾. July at 90 4e. Corn May opened 60¾ to 61 cents, high 61¾, low 69¾, closing 63. Pork May 11.40, Lard May 7.45, Ribs May 6.45 to 6.47. Rye cash 83¾, Barley 75 to 88e. Clover March 19.20, Timothy March 4.85.
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Chicago
Clover
Timothy
Chicago Butter and Reg Market Report
Butter prices steady at 214 32 to 2 1 2 cents for creamery and 20 28c for dairies. Eggs firm at 18 19 cents per dozen. Report from Chicago February 26.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter prices show weakness across grades with creamsery specials at 30 cents and lower grades around 25 to 29 cents. Dairies and process eggs remain steady with factory firsts at 23 cents and imitation creamery firsts at 24 to 25 cents. Eggs hold firm with no change.
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New York
New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Quotes
At New York Produce Market on February 26 Wheat for May delivery opened at 1.03 and Corn May traded at 70 cents.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Wheat Corn Oats Prices
St Louis market notes February 26 report grain prices for wheat corn and oats with May futures listed for each commodity and regional trading figures included in the brief dispatch.
Peoria Produce Market Report from Feb 26
Peoria spot market notes a Cora No. 3 for 1956 with price and supply details observed in Peoria. Local traders report steady demand and stable pricing for fresh produce.
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Peoria
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Real Estate Security
Titus Loan and Investment Company
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
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M. W. Stirlen
H. F. Barnard
Jewelers
East Second St
Grace Hopewell United TO
Daniel
Duncan
Musserville
White Prairie Grange
Charles Hoyt
T. B. Lake
Harriet Morgan
Joshua Hoskins
John Rexroth
Henry Hahn
John Maurer
A. C. Ewer
Chas. Sheppard
Ceres
Anna Rexroth
Anna Brown
Clara Lake
May Maurer
Clara Hahn
Hoyt
White Pigeon
Elijah
Manna
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
St. Louis
Ruthenberg Clotee & CO
Geo W. Reuling
Browning College
Reet
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