East Hill Factory 10 Opens With New Smoke Stack
The East Hill factory 10 plans a February 81 opening as a new 78 inch by 18 foot boiler stack is raised. Huttig Manufacturing halted work due to weather but resumed and aims to complete by tomorrow night. Boilers will be installed, bricks laid, and a fire started by February 5 if weather allows.
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Huttig Manufacturing Company
East Hill
Otto Schultz
Isett Avenue
A. D
H. Schaefer
Lone Tree
S. Gaus
Kensington
Kalona
Harriette Schmidt
Park Avenue
Monroe Street
E. Bowers
East Fifth Street
Perry Duncan
Wilton
Charles Duncan
Washington Street
Lilly Wood
East Second Street
Joseph Vandolah
Fairport
City
Jack Woods
Joseph Haupert
Harper, In
Butcher
Peter Frandle
Mary
Harper, Tn
Mary Butcher
Inez Douglass
Kansas City
Henderson
Streator
Ill
Ada Henderson
Vows Sleepy Eye flour promotion and horse sale notices
Local snippets note a Sleepy Eye flour promotion inviting trial usage, a real estate loan offer, and G M Titus at 213 Iowa Ave. attending a P Gibson horse sale on Thursday. Degree of Honor and AOWU Lodge reports a good meeting with one initiations. Mrs Ella Campbell travels to Ainsworth. W A Knott of Columbus Junction arrives on No 50 for a day of business.
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G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
W. A. Knott
Columbus Junction
Farm for rent and local notices on Muscatine Island
A 60 acre farm on Muscatine Island offers rental, with G M Titus of Muscatine, Ia. The note invites attendance at P N Gibson horse sale in West Liberty on the 30th. Various residents depart for new homes in Davenport Rock Island and plans to trade farms for goods or land.
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Muscatine Island
G. M. Titus
Muscatine
P. N. Gibson
West Liberty
Mysterious Minnie Sought by Police Across State
Police launch manhunt for Mysterious Minnie linked to forger William McClure. Once active in Des Moines shoe shops, she reportedly aided McClure who is now jailed in Anamosa. State officials believe she may be in Des Moines as authorities watch for her.
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Minnie
Burlington
William McClure
Des Moines
Anamosa
McClure
Minnie McClure
Tacoma
Wash
Brotherhood of St. Paul Club Plans Banquet
The Brotherhood of St. Paul of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will host a banquet soon. A committee formed by J. M. Kemble D. B. Addleman and Rev. J. C. Willits will arrange it. Twelve new members joined after revival meetings led by Rev. William A. Sunday. The next meeting will hear the arrangements report.
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Brotherhood of St. Paul
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. M. Kemble
D. B. Addleman
J. C. Willits
William A. Sunday
Musical program at St Matthi as recital honors Rev Leonard
An afternoon at St Matthias parochial school featured a surprise recital for Father Frank J. Leonard on his Feast Day of St Francis De Sales. Students performed sings and dialogues, with strong praise for the trained music school run by the Sisters of Charity.
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St. Matthias Parochial School
Frank J. Leonard
St. Francis de Sales
Rev. Leonard
Sisters of Charity
Fire devastates Colby building. heavy losses recorded
A late night blaze tore through the Colby building and rear basement, reigniting to damage the fur niture store and surrounding firms. Fire crews, facing falling walls and a northwest gale, prevented spread to Morris and Remington stores while tallying total losses around 1 220 500 with most insured.
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Diana
Colby
Furniture
Morris
Remington
Port Allen Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Mary Maxwell of Conesville visits her sons in Port Allen with sister Mrs. Sears of Kansas. L. D. Miller and Alex McCullough visit Columbus Junction. Etta Lee and daughter Estella visit Columbus Junction. H F Babbitt is still poorly after over a month of illness. Ollie Coleman visits cousin Ralph Babbit's family. Laura McCullough visits friend B L Cecil. Albert McCullough and wife attend Frizzell funeral in Wapello. John Schomberg and family visit Cone. Ida Chown returns home for weekend visit. John Orr visits Columbus Junction. Brown and Chet Jarrard haul hay near Columbus City.
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Port Allen
Mary Maxwell
Conesville
Sears
Kansas
L. D. Miller
Alex McCullough
Columbus Junction
Etta Lee
Estella
H. F. Babbitt
Ollie Coleman
Ralph Babbit
Laura McCullough
B. L. Cecil
Albert McCullough
Frizzell
Wapello
John Schomberg
Cone
Ida Chown
John Orr
Brown
Chet Jarrard
Columbus City
Market reports from Chicago Board of Trade
Open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs listed by Miner & Co. Frenzel, with daily car receipts and tomorrow’s estimated arrivals. Hogs closed ten cents lower at a top of 4.45 dollars.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago
Chicago Wheat and live stock prices in January market report
Chicago reports open and close prices across wheat corn oats and oils with May and July futures. Market shows pork lard ribs rye oats and barley cash prices, eggs butter and vegetables, plus live stock bids including cows bulls steers and lambs from Muscatine Produce Co.
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Chicago
Timothy
Clever
Chicago Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago reports bid prices for wheat and corn with various grades and figures showing No 2 red No 3 red and hard wheat margins and No 3 corn values across the market on January 29 with cents per bushel indicated and unstable punctuation reduced for readability
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary January 29
Cattle receipts 27000 with prices 15 to 20 cents lower. Beeves 3.60 to 6.05, cows and heifers 1.70 to 4.60, stockers and feeders 3.60 to 4.60. Hogs receipts 58000 mostly lower. light 4.05 to 4.30, mixed 4.10 to 4.40, heavy 4.10 to 4.40, bulk 4.25 to 4.35. Sheep receipts 22000 steady. muttons 3.40 to 5.65, lambs 5.00 to 7.30, yearlings 5.00 to 5.75. Poultry steady. turkeys 10c, chickens 4c, springs 10c. Butter steady. creamery 21 to 32c, dairies 20 to 6c. Eggs 21% to 23c.
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Muscatine Produce Co
Chicago
Peoria Produce Market Report from Jan 29
Corn No 3 quoted at 53 53 with a Tuesday market note from Peoria Produce Market in Peoria Illinois.
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Peoria
Prices for meat fruit and flowers from a 19th century market page
Readable sections list itemized prices for pork bacon ham and other meats with cents per pound. Includes groceries sugar flour cheese chickens ducks geese turkeys hides corn meal fresh fish and various fruits and flowers with per unit or per bag prices and some regional spellings.
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Malaga
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Wilson
Wilton College
M. E
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D. G. Agnew
Harry Austin
S. H. Wise
J. E. Smith
A. B. Kelley
Frank Cummings
John King
John Knouse
White Lily Club
H. A. Smith
Tere
Siegel & Isaacson
2Nd St
Batterson Stores
Real Estate Security
Titus Loan and Investment Company
Floweers
J. &. Kranz
P. Gibson
A. O. U. W. Hell
M. W. Stirlen
Ella Campbell
Ainsworth
East Second St
Mildred Barber
Rock Island
Mrs. H. France
Davenport
F. S. Pentzer
N. E. Crees
F. L. Schwertfeger
Oak Street
John A. Robbins
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Maccabees
Lodge
Maiden
Church Club
Bijou Theatre Beautiful
Bijou Amusement Co
John T. Gould
Pre “Has. A. Volz
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Aaron M. Satine
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Western Vaudeville Managers’ Association
Harry Newman
Chas
Marie Heclon
West Second Street
Ruthenberg’s
East 2Nd Street
ST. Matthias
F. J. Leonard
S. Ream
Grace Reformed Church of
Myrtle Ketelson
John Gray
Anna Murphy
Bertha Sewel
H. W. Wildasin
Yawman & Erbe
John A. Bryant Piano Co
Charles Netscher
Alfred Peats Co
A. A. Munger
John A. Colby & Sons
Mary 8. Crozer
Frank M. Morris
Remington Typewriter Co
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Gage Bros. & Co
Stanley McCormick Ead
Edson Keith & Co
Mary Virginia McCor- Meee
O'S
Theodore Ascher Co
Theodore Ascher
Hi. F. Barnard
Comparey, Jewelers
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Chicago Produce Market
Muscatine Markets
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