Merchants meet at Commercial Club over saloon petition
Retail Merchants association discussed the circulating saloon petition but took no definite action. President Barney Schmidt opened the session and E A Ogilvie urged neutrality for business reasons, with others weighing sides before adjournment. Special muslin and domestic prices urged for Friday and Saturday at McColm Dry Goods Co.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
Barney Schmidt
Schmidt
E. A. Ogilvie
P. J. Mackey
Ey. Brandenburg
W. J. Vanatta
McColm Dry Goods Co
Dr Klein Appointed Local Examiner at State Sanitarium
Dr J L Klein was appointed yesterday afternoon a local examiner for the State Sanitarium for the treatment of Tuberculosis at Iowa City by Dr H E Kirschner secretary of the board of directors. The new hospital has just been built at large expense to the state and any one seeking admission should confer with Dr Klein.
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J. L. Klein
Iowa City
H. E. Kirschner
Klein
Emeline Yorke Tyndall Hotel Opens for Working Girls
In New York, the Emeline Yorke Tyndall hotel near East 102nd Street completes a two and a half year project led by Rev. H M Tyndall and his brother. The six story concrete building funds board and room at 2.50 to 3.75 a week, with a public restaurant and age and income limits for lodgers.
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New York
Emeline Yorke-Tyndall
H. M. Tyndall
Thas
Tyndall
People’s Tabernacle
Mr. Tyndall
East 102d Street
Texas
New York City
Wilton Crescents Win Second Game 39 to 26
Wilton Iowa Jan 23 the Wilton Crescents beat Columbus Junction 39 to 26 at the College Gym. Whitmer starred for Wilton with 11 of 14 free throws and 8 field goals while O Kiser and Killion contributed in the guard and center spots. Noland led Columbus Junction with 6 field goals, Eves 2 and Johns 3 while Asthalter refereed.
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Wilton
Wilton Crescents
Columbus
College Gymnasium
West Liberty
Johns
Eves
Noland
Crescents
Whitmer
O. Kiser
D. Asthalter
Muscatine
M. Cronin
Earl Whitmer
S. Kiser
John Killion
Columbus Junction
Arington
Oakes
Tabernacle Property Bought for Future Christian Use
Jos Bilkey purchased the tabernacle at Eighth street and Iowa avenue and the adjoining 150 square foot corner lot from revival use. He offers 500 toward a new Y W C A building and will donate the purchase price to religious work only. The site, named the William A Sunday Memorial Tabernacle, will remain for church or Christian activity until a facility is funded.
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Eighth Street
Iowa Avenue
William A
Jos. Bilkey
Bilkey
Second Street
Market Report From Chicago and National Prices
Markets report from Miner & Co Chicago Board of Trade shows May wheat 102% to 103%, corn around 61%, oats near 54 with losses, and pork and lard values cited. Livestock receipts include hogs, sheep, and lambs with price ranges, while groceries list butter eggs poultry and produce both in Chicago and New York.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chizazo
New York
Chicago Grain and Livestock Prices Waver on Jan 23
Chicago markets show Wheat May opening at 1.02 to 1.04 with a close at 1.02 and July at 98 percent. Corn May opens 60 to 61 with July at 59. Oats May 54, July 53. Rye cash around 84 to 86, Barley 80 to 100, Timothy March 4.89, Clover March 17.25. No. 2 red wheat at 1.00 to 1.91, No. 3 red 98 to .99, No. 2 hard 1.00 to 1.05, No. 3 hard 97 to 1.03. Cattle receipts 8,000, cattle weak withBeeves 3.50 to 6.00, hogs receipts 47,000 with markets 3.90 to 4.30 and bulk 4.15 to 4.25.
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Malaga
Concord
Chicago
Market Prices Reported for Grains, Feeds and Livestock
Grain and feed prices listed for Corn Oats Wheat Cracked corn Popcorn Bran Oil Meal Shorts Barnley Country eggs and Chop feed. Livestock prices include Choice heavy and light cattle steers cows bulls veal calves lambs and sheep with Muscatine Produce Co offerings for eggs and butter.
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Muscatine Produce Co
Electric Bitters Remedy Ad Claims Fewer Deaths
An old advertisement notes that Electric Bitters destroys fewer lives than stomach liver and kidney diseases, calling it the guaranteed remedy sold for 50c at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Muscatine Plans Special Train to Wilton for Basketball Game
Muscatine High School arranged a special Friday train to Wilton for the basketball game between Muscatine and Wilton High. A $50 bond was posted as security for crowd safety. about a hundred people are expected to ride, with trains leaving around 6:30 pm and returning about 11:30 pm. Round trip fare is fifty cents.
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Muscatine
Mrs Herman Miller Spends Day with Relatives in Davenport
Mrs. Herman Miller of Whicher Street was a passenger to Davenport at noon aboard No. 50 and will spend the day with relatives there.
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Herman Miller
Whicher Street
Davenport
No. 50
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Klein
State
Cohn
Swan's Jewelry Store
Tabernacle Proper
Joseph Bilkey
Taber
Nacle and Corner Lot
New Y
Ww. Co. A. Building
Allerson
Aneaeeaes
C. Dairies
St. Louis
Peoria
Chicago Produce Market
Muscatine Markets
Leibbrand, Ryan &Co
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