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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1908
Page
8
The column lists basketball games at the Armory and Y M C A with Cedar Rapids and Muscatine teams, schedule notes for Jan 28 and 23 24, and mentions players and visitors. It notes local business ads for buggies, sturgeon at Linders Deli, a druggist move, loans on real estate, and social visits including Mrs. Fuller and Loretta Green. It also promotes Sleepy Eye flour and a housework job posting at 609 West 2nd Street.
The Muscatine Launch club opens a convention to form a regional association for Mississippi River launch clubs. R H Combs of St Louis and Major Meigs of Keokuk praise the move while Davenport and Moline reps pledge support. Sieved attendees include W Gosch Davenport and W Rosenstein Maine among others.
Calmed by a lemon based drink said to provide quick relief during grip attacks. Describes fever thirst quenching effects and notes added sweetness from honey as particularly helpful.
The Boston Store announces its annual inventory next week and plans deeper price cuts on surplus Winter Goods to clear stock. Most lines must be sold with no reasonable offer refused. Some sample reduced prices are listed.
The fragment notes distribution by copy and mentions Wednesday and Thursday at Hirt and Fesler’s. It preserves a sparse notice style with listed days and shop names.
Chicago markets show lambs and yearlings trading, diverse grain futures with May and July positions, and active hogs. Poultry and dairy items remain firm while live stock prices vary. weekly receipts and tomorrow’s car projections listed alongside retail bread, fruit, and vegetable prices in a dense market digest.
St Louis market reports wheat May at 1.02 to 1.025, corn at 58 and oats 52. New York market lists wheat May at 1.10 and corn at 70.
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