Local Citizens Travel During Holidays Relations Missing
Miss Cora Baker and Miss Reva Bailey return from Burlington and Fredonia respectively while Mrs. A C Brandt and children visit Davenport friends. Several residents, including S M Grosjean and C A Peck, head to Davenport for business and miss Edith Reader returns to Davenport from the same city after a holiday visit.
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Cora Baker
Burlington
Edith Reader
Davenport
Charles Beloin
Reva Bailey
Fredonia
Breathitt County Ends Political Feud With Peace Pact
Breathitt county's political troubles are resolved after Judge Taulbee and the former county judge James Haggis along with supporters met in Jackson and pledged goodwill. They pledged cooperation to restore law and order and called off the contest that threatened more violence.
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Kentucky
Jackson
Breathitt County
Taulbee
James Haggis
Dr King's New Life Pills Offer Quick Relief
Starving. When your body is starving by indigestion Dr. King's New Life Pills will relieve and cure. 25c Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
New Life
Havercamp
Fish Oysters Celery and Chickens at the Boston Market
The brief item lists seafood vegetables and poultry available at a Boston Market with contact phone 297 Y for orders or inquiries.
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Boston
Funeral of Mrs. Timothy Leach Held at St Matthias
The funeral of Mrs. Timothy Leach was held at St. Matthias church at 9:30 this morning with a requiem high mass and a sermon by Rev. Leonard. Burial followed in St. Mary's Cemetery. Mrs. Leach, aged 70, died December 30 after a monthlong illness. Surviving relatives include her husband Timothy Leach and six children living in Illinois, Arkansas, New York, and Iowa.
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Timothy Leach
St. Matthias Church
Leonard
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Timoithy Leach
Muscatine
Leach
Iowa
Cedar County
Muscatine County
Ireland
County Mead
America
Utica
New York
Chicago
John
Hot Springs
Ark
Patrick
Rock Island
Wm. Miller
Moline
Osc¢ar Dusenberry
Thomas Leach
Bloomington Township
Board of Supervisors in Session at Court House
The monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors is in session at the court house with a week of business ahead. Hearings on the Gosh en ditch and Pike township ditch are noted as likely. The West Liberty Ruralist seeks printing contracts for county proceedings, contesting the West Liberty Index’s long-time role.
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Board of Supervisors
Court House
Goshen Ditch
Pike Township
West Liberty Ruralist
Muscatine
West Liberty Index
District Court of Honor welcomes 1906 and new members
The Muscatine District Court of Honor No 677 reviews 1905 with strong activity and social events. Deputy J A Delaney presented twenty three applications last night for a total of 78. A big class is planned for next Monday night with Rock Island ladies’ degree team assisting and the meeting open to the public.
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Muscatine
District Court of Honor No. 677
No. 677
J. A. Delaney
Rock Island
German Congregational church reports debt paid and growth
The annual business meeting praised Rev. C. A. Dettmers and the church for a strong year with growing membership and successful debt cancellation on the parsonage. A Junior Endeavor, Forward, chorus choir and male quartet formed, Bible study launched, and officers elected.
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German Congregational Church
C. A. Dettmers
Paril Hocke
A. Beckstein
H. Schroeder
Supreme Court Docket Update from Muscatine County
The January term docket lists two Muscatine cases Rebecca C. Ousley v G J and C Hampe and Anna Sheehy v George E Scott. Appellants are represented by Jayne Hoffman and Richman with Hanley and Sons for the appellees. All docketed cases since July 31, 1905 excluding criminal and certiorari are not set for hearing this term.
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Supreme Court
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Rebecca C. Ousley
G. J
C. Hampe
Jayne & Hoffman
Richman and Richman
J. R. Hanley and Sons
Grain and livestock prices and futures report
Chicago market notes from January 2 show open high low and close figures for Wheat May and July, Corn May and July, Oats May and July, Pork Jan and May, Lard and Ribs with price ranges. Estimates for tomorrow's grain deliveries and visible supply totals are also listed.
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Chicago
Corman
Neas
SR Sata
Chicago Markets End Year With Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Wheat and corn futures showed varied moves on January 2 with No 2 red wheat around 85 to 87 cents, May at 7% decline and closing near 85 8. cattle and hogs posted gains in a busy Chicago market, receipts at 5,000 cattle and 26,000 hogs, beves and heifers trading higher while hogs moved up to 5.35 per cwt. Beef prices ranged with cattle up to 5.75 and lambs to 7.85, amid strong wholesale demand and seasonal shifts in the grain and live stock sectors.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ryve
Timothy
Sigung
Scien Ss
Trooon Inc Axe Noc Eee
Ise Staab
Kier Oe
Pambenn
Chicago and New York Poultry and Butter Markets Report
Chicago poultry market reports firm prices for turkeys and chickens with quotes. New York market shows live and dressed poultry with multiple price points, plus butter and egg values across creameries and dairies with western eggs at 27 cents and firsts at 26 cents.
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Chicago
Ifc
Ile
Springs
New York
St. Louis and Peoria Produce Market Prices Report
St Louis price report for January 2 shows May wheat at 87 cents. Corn at 49 1/2 cents, oats at 32 1/2 cents. Peoria notes January 2 corn No 3 at 40 1/2 cents and new corn at 38 cents per bushel. Oats market at 25 cents retail.
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St. Louis
Peoria
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S. M. Grosjean
C. A. Peck
J. Hutchings
East
Alice Holsteen
Philip Stein
Robert Dixon
Decatur
Margaret Dallas
H. J. Hanson
Anna
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A. M. Ekelberg
George Gunzenhauser
Stella Richards
Sherwood School of Music
Charles Richards
Bur
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Ses
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District Court, OF Honor
Journal
Supreme Court Docket
Holzhauer & Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Kansas City
Donovan Commission Co
Thanet
Pocahontas
Muscatine Markets
Iowa Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
Loxore Axel Xtx
Eka
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Southwest
E. W. Labeaume
G. P
T. A
Cotton Bell
Louisville & Nashville
Florida
Gulf Coast Resorts
Cuba
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New Orleans
Cincinnati
J. E. Davenport
H. C. Bailey
J. H. Milliken
Louisville
C. L. Stone
Louisville, Ky
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