SIXTY RABBITS BRINGS TO MUSCATINE STORE
Tom Fletcher of Seventy-Six township delivered five dozen rabbits to Eltman grocery on Hershey avenue this morning and disposed of them all. The weird scene left sixty stiff dead animals piled before the store. The Musserville Friends church Womens Home Missionary society plans its next meeting with Pastor Mrs. Carrie Curtis on Wisconsin street in two weeks. Scheduled services tomorrow at Musserville Friends church include Sunday school 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m.
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Tom Fletcher
Eltman
Hershey Avenue
Fletcher
Curtis
Womans Home Missionary Society
Musserville Friends
Carrie B. Fezler
Owen
Hannah Pate
Muscatine Local Notes Report Residents Visiting and Returning
South Muscatine locals note several residents traveling or returning. Thomas Raynor, after a six week Oklahoma stay, chooses Muscatine and Demorest avenue as his residence. Myrtle Korn returns from Columbus Junction and Dora Webster visits Cranson before rejoining her New York connections. Oliver Fish relocates to a Lone Tree farm. Fred Snyder moves household goods to Letts. James Benson, John Manthey, and others are seen visiting or returning from nearby towns.
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Thomas Raynor
Oklahoma
Demorest Avenue
Muscatine
South Muscatine
Myrtle Korn
Columbus Junction
Frances Plum
Dora Webster
Cranston
John Manthey
Stillwater
Roselawn Avenue
Henry C. Glasscock
New Hampshire Street
Clinton
Jacob Lawrence
Stewart Road
Wisconsin
Fred Snyder
Letts
Oliver Fish
Nebraska Street
Lone Tree
James Benson
Marion
William Hoffner
Rock Island
South End
Monthly Deaths and Births Reported to City Health Office
Nineteen deaths and eighteen births were reported to City Health Physician E. B. Fulham last month, showing deaths outnumber births by one. The list records names ages and dates in December for both deaths and births, reflecting a large monthly total.
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B. Fulhiam
C. Heinbeckel
Hannah M. Brenner
C. F. W. Wesenhagen
Halzhauer
Market_reports slide with varied commodity prices and bank data
New York egg and butter markets show slight changes with butter steady near 28 26 14 cents and eggs unchanged. Poultry prices for alive stock range from 12 to 15 cents with dressed fowl and turkey prices listed. Bank statement shows five days with reserves over requirement by 571000 and declines in loans deposits and total reserves from last week.
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New York
U.S
New York Stocks and Bonds Snapshot
Open high low close figures span numerous firms and indices including Met Sec Am Sugar Southern Pacific Union Pacific Reading LBL and U S Steel. The excerpt lists percent changes and price ranges for copper railroads and utilities with scattered values across multiple issuers.
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New York
So. Pac
St. Paul
Mo. Pac
Unio Pac
Tex Pac
Colo
Ches & O
Gt West
EXPECT MISS BUSCH TO WED
A Pasadena mansion undergoes preparations for the arrival of Miss Willelmina Busch and her party with a wedding likely to be held at the Pasadena residence. Locals and associates hint at a wedding to Lieutenant Scharrer but offer no definite date. The home’s summer improvements and landscape work are described as turning the grounds into a premier winter garden.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Busch
Orange Grove Avenue
Pasadena
Willelmina Busch
Miss Busch
Scharrer
Judge Declines Eigenmann New Trial in Local Case
Judge Jackson declined to grant a new trial in the Eigenmann case after days of deliberation. He announced a sentence would be pronounced at 5 pm that day, following a written ruling. Davenport attorneys pressed for a new hearing while defense challenges cited evidentiary and instruction concerns.
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Jackson
Eigenmann
Davenport
Chicago Market Report Open High Low Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago produce and futures report dated January 6 shows Wheat prices for May and July at varied opens and closes, corn and oats trading ranges, and notes on lard ribs and butter markets. It lists bid quotes from No. 2 red to No. 3 yellow and cash markets with price ranges and daily changes.
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St. Louis
Chicago
The
Associated Press
BOMC
Timothy
Noted Woman Convict Sarah J. Robinson Dies in Prison
Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson, a renowned female convict known as the murderess of five persons, died in Middlesex county jail at East Cambridge after more than eighteen years in solitary confinement. She was 68.
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Sarah Jane Robinson
Boston
Maass
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Local residents depart for schooling and visits after holidays
Miss Mabel Achter leaves for Rock Island to visit relatives. Ire Hampton heads to Urbana to attend the state university. Mrs. H. B. Cox travels home after holiday visit in Haskins. Walter Toohey resumes studies at St Ambrose College in Davenport. Bert Hershey attends to business before returning to Fairport. Miss Mabel Morgan returns from Columbus Junction. Miss Maude Sawyer comes home from Chicago aboard the El Paso. Mrs. Granville of the Commercial hotel returns from Chicago. Archie Tyner leaves for Rock Island to work on the Rock Island Road. M. Bernick travels to Fulton township after serving on the board. Harvey Lewis returns from Kansas City for the winter. Henry Takkenbergs goes to Davenport to resume studies at St Ambrose College. Physic Eight Class visited the power house for a study session. Miss Hastings accompanied them.
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H. B. Cox
Kewanee
Ill
Haskins
Walter Toohey
Davenport
St. Ambrose College
Granville
Commercial Hotel
Chicago
Martin Danforth
Archie Tyner
Rock Island
Rock Island Road
M. Bernick
Fulton Township
Board of Supervisors
Harvey Lewis
W. B. Lewis
West Sixth Street
Kansas City
Henry Takkenbergs
Miss Hastings
Chicago Poultry Market Update
Chicago January 6 report shows alive poultry prices steady for turkeys chickens and eggs with lime market notes. Indicates firm demand for live birds and small adjustments in spring varieties.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Shows Steady Cattle and Lower Hogs
Chicago live stock market report from January 6 notes cattle receipts at 500 with steadiness across beeves and cows and heifers, stockers and feeders. Hogs receipts reach 21,000 with prices mixed but generally lower for mixed butchers and good hogs.
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Chicago
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N. B. Wire
Albert Frank
John T. Seiler
Mettie Lequatte
William Ryan
Henry Bahr
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Rose Biele
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Charles H. Leu
L. O. Stenninger
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Richard A. Harris
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Charles Spoetts
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Ire Hampton
Illinois
Urbana
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Bert Hershey
Fairport
Mabel Morgan
Maude Sawyer
el Paso
Tabtle
S,eva VG
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Williams
Notion Sale
Clark
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Sateen Petticocts