Association Mik Lose at Fairfield
Fairfield Ia Jan 2 Special In a tight low scoring game Company M defeated Muscatine Y M C A 18 to 14 at the armory The contest was rough due to the small floor but injuries were minimal The first half ended 9 to 8 with Fairfield ahead West Loehr Rowley H Conner and J Conner led for Company M while Ethal Kautz Morgan and Grafe headed Muscatine Baskets tallied by multiple players and Rowley led with four The teams returned to Fairfield after the game in good spirits despite the close score
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Fairfield
Company M
Muscatine Y. M. C. A
Co. M
Loehr
Rowley
H. Conner
Important Meeting To Elect Officers At Baptist Church
The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church meets tomorrow at 2 PM in the church parlors. New members are invited. An election of officers will be held.
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Ladies’ Aid of the
First Baptist Church
Mullen Rites Held In Wilton And Local Gatherings
Funeral services for John Mullen were held at the M E church Wilton at 1 30 pm conducted by Rev J E Corley. Interment followed at Oakdale cemetery. Matthew Dickey of Moscow was also buried at Rochester cemetery. Several local social gatherings and visits noted, including New Year’s dinner on the hill and family reunions at the Port and Smith households.
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Iowa
Durant
Wilton
Mr. Mullen
New York
Jane Atwill
James Mullen
John Osmers
John Fliss
Alex. Mullen
William
George
Matthew Dickey
Moscow
J. B. Bloom
Trinity Reformed Church
Rochester
Mr. Dickey
Pennsylvania
Ellen Anderson
D. E. Smith
W. L. Johnson
Shirley
Victor
B. C. Ludlow
Bernice
Muscatine
Powell
Des Moines
Geo. Holzhauer
Marguerite
W. D. Harris
Leo
Thos. Raynor
J. E. Burrows
Edith
Olive
Dave
E. W. Clark
Smith
Olga
Theo. Port
Chas. Port
Clinton
Mar
Park Walton
H. F. Ayres
Will Port
L. G. Focht
A. M. Persons
S. C. Magden
F. B. James
al. Barewoldt
Tipton
Geo. Sherberger
Pearl City Lodge Woman Earns State Honor
Mrs. Gussie F. Mull of 1110 Cedar Street, a prominent Pearl City lodge member, is placed on the Iowa state roll of honor by Grand Recorder Mrs. Iona Shryock of Burlington. Mull has served Banner lodge as recorder for two years and is elected to the grand lodge at the state convention, after earlier service as grand inside watch and grand chief of ceremonies.
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Gussie F. Mull
Cedar Street
Iowa
Grand Recorder
Iona Shryock
Burlington
Mull
Banner Lodge
Grand Lodge
Will Form Bible Classes On Friday
The local YMCA will host the first session of men’s Bible classes Friday evening with registration to start. All city men are invited, members or not, to join. Lunch will be served 6:30 to 7:00, then classes run 7:00 to 8:00 focusing on topics like The Life of Christ and Personal Workers Class.
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Jesus
Christ
Men of
Rev I E Honeywell Opens Newton Revival Meetings
Rev I E Honeywell and former Sunday financial secretary Rev William Sunday revive shows in Newton with a large tabernacle. Meetings begin tomorrow with cottage prayer groups and union services already held. Prof George P Rockwell directs music with wife on piano as Honeywell continues Sunday inspired methods.
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I. E. Honeywell
William Sunday
Newton
Rev
Honeywell
Mr. Honeywell
Bloomington
Sunday
George P. Rockwell
Pillsbury Named Chief of Navy Navigation Bureau
Washington January 2 Secretary Metcalf announced after a conference with President Roosevelt that Captain J E Pillsbury has been selected as the chief of the navigation bureau in the navy department.
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Metcalf
Secretary of Navy
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
J. E. Pillsbury
Navigation Bureau
Navy Department
Barry Chases Flynn in Los Angeles Boxing Match
Jim Barry of Chicago seeks the scalp of Jim Flynn a Pueblo firefighter in an all or nothing bout in Los Angeles on January 17 the winner takes all Flynn agrees noting his opponent is not clever Barry expects easy money with Bill Squires invited to train Barry for the fight.
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Jim Barry
Chicago
Jim Flynn
Pueblo
Los Angeles
Cal
Flynn
Bill Squires
Barry
Grave humor on monument lies at tombstone carving
A dark quip jokes about a man labeled a monumental liar, claiming he carves dubious contours on tombstones as proof. The line plays on graveyard imagery and morbid humor to lampoon deception.
Chicago Markets and Livestock Report of Jan 2
Market desk reports open high low close figures for wheat corn oats and pork lard and hogs. Cattle hogs and sheep receipts and prices are listed along with Chicago poultry produce prices and retail meat and produce items.
Chicago Produce Market closes with varied grain and meat quotes
Chicago January 2 Wheat May closes at 1.07 dollars amid open highs 1.07 and lows 1.06. July 994 cents. Corn May 60 to 61 cents, July 60 to 61% cents. Oats May 54 to 55 cents, July 46.5 to 65. Barley 86 to 96 cents. Clover March 17 dollars, Timothy March 4.79. No 2 red 1.04 to 1.05. No 2 hard 1.02 to 1.06. No 3 hard 99 to 1.06. Oats-
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Jly
rPork
Chicago
Timothy
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter prices in Chicago show steady movement on January 2 with creamery at 29 cents, dairies 18 to 25 cents, and strong demand pushing trade range to 23 to 25 cents.
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Chicago
New York Poultry and Produce Prices Report
New York poultry markets show alive chickens and turkeys at 13c per unit, dressed chickens at 14 20c, turkeys at 15 18c and fowls at 7 12 1 2c. Butter and eggs steady with factory butter at 15 19 1 2c and firsts 27c, seconds 25 26c. St Louis wheat May at 1.06 1 6, corn 58 5c, oats 52 5c.
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New York
St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Update
Peoria market report from January 2 notes corn at No. 55 mixed ears with mee grade descriptions for buyers and traders.
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Peoria
Grain and feed prices from the Corn Market to hay
A compact listing of commodity prices including Corn Market at 600 cents, oats 40 at 45c, wheat 80 to 90c retail and $1.00, cracked corn 1.45 per cwt, popcorn prices per ear and shelled, bran 1.35 per cwt, oil meal 1.75 per cwt, shorts 1.40 to 1.45, barley 0.75 to 0.80 per bushel, country eggs 22 cents retail 25, chop feed 1.45, hay 9.00 to 10.50, farmer butter at 22c retail 27c, and live stock market note.
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Muscatine Produce Co
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Marly
Pearl City
D.scoun
Lonsdale
Toben, Malone & CO
E. Honeywell
Tomor
Pillsbury
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Kenzel
Malaga
Concord
Aaa
Alee
Chicago Produce Market
Muscatine Markets
J. Carl Barna~d
Itowa Avenue
J. E. Stevenson
Neidig’s
East Second St
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