Wilton College Faculty Recital Delights Wilton Audience
The Wilton college faculty gave a recital at the First M E church that evening in Wilton Iowa, with Miss Mae Latchan Miss Margaret Moynahan and Miss Paula Frahm performing piano voice and reading. The program included works by Von Suppe Gounod Tosti and Schubert with strong vocal and piano displays and enthusiastic encore responses from a large audience.
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Davenport
von Suppe
Mae
Maude Latchan
Muscatine
Margaret Gertrude Moynahan
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Mae Latchaw
C. Kolling
Miss Frahm
Richard H. Davis
Riley
Miss Moynahan
Tosti
Guy d’ Hardelot
Local notices and ads mix routine updates and sales
Daily items include visits and travels of residents Fred Littie and Joseph Getz, shopping deals at McColm and M. Stirlen stores, furniture and clothing discounts, double stamp promotions, and upcoming trips to Letts Davenport Cranston New Town and Morton Illinois with brief business and family notes.
Local commerce notes and social updates in Wilton and nearby towns
A collage of short notices from Wilton and surrounding areas. It mentions people visiting the city on business, shopping, or visiting friends, along with ads for farm loans, dry goods sales, fire insurance, meat market offerings, and church events. Multiple names and places such as Wilton, Davenport, Chicago, Fairport, Sherman street, and West Fourth Street appear among the items.
A Strange Story Promotes Cardus Wine for Women
Mrs Isaac W Austill of Chestnut Ridge North Carolina recounts months of suffering with halted periods and pain until drinking Wine of Cardus. She claims it restored health and urges other women to use the remedy sold for one dollar by druggists.
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Isaac W. Austill
Chestnut Ridge
N. C
Cardus
A Place For Money
A vintage ad promotes first mortgage farm loans from Titus Loan and Investment Co. G. M. Titus, president, inviting calls to examine offerings from $100 to $10,000 with interest and principal collected at no charge to the investor.
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Titus Loan and Investment Co
G. M. Titus
Pres
Special For Saturday at McColm Dry Goods
Special Sale announcement for Saturday offering muslins sheetings ginghams domestics and more at manufacturer prices with double stamps all day and evening.
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M.colmn Dry Goods Co
McCorm Dry Goods Co
McColm Dry Goods Co
Company C Drill Schedule Postponed Amid Basketball Game
Monday’s drill is postponed to Tuesday due to a basketball game at the Armory on February 3. Starting next week Company C will drill twice weekly on Mondays and Fridays. The February 21 inspection prompts a special drill then. The unit has 65 members, including officers, and quartermaster supplies are stretched to the limit to keep equipment ready.
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Company C
Longmont Athletics Defeat the Tourists in Bronco City
Longmont Colorado January 31 Longmont Athletics beat Muscatine 31 to 28 after a defense heavy contest. Kautz and Hayes were sidelined by poor conditioning and Muscatine suffered at altitude, with the Hawkeyes unable to finish with their usual pace.
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Longmont
Colo
Longmont Athletics
Muscatine
Kautz
Hayes
Hawkeyes
Muscatine Five
Hale's Household Ointment claims skin relief
Fiezema salt rheum or tetter erysipelas ring worm scaley or itching eruptions of skin or scalp old sores and scrofulous indications are a few of the troubles which Dr. Hale's Household Ointment drives away. First application gives relief. At all drug stores 25c or from Kenyon and Thomas Adams NY.
Funeral services for Mrs. Wm. Johnston in Wilton
The funeral will be held at the family home at 2 oclock Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev. J E Corley of the M E church. Burial follows in Oakdale Cemetery. Louis Cooling, who had visited his mother Mrs Emma, spent the past week at the residence.
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Wm. Johnston
Millie Allen
Iowa City
Guy Stevens
Glen Stevens
Robi. Fenley
Muscatine
Vera Cummings
Columbus Junction
Lulu Dawson
Nettie Dill
Dawson
Cora
Lenore
John
Nannie Huston
Dill
Martha Butler
Muda Acheson
Alice Morgan
Elsie
Harriet Freeman
Lena Hapart
Lottie Wilcox
Opal Hand
Inez Weber
Miss Dawson
Walter Weller
Packwood
J. P. Dawson
E. B. Tucker
Will H. Tucker
Los Angeles
Cal
Will
of California
Stanford University
Presbyterian Church
Wickwire
Commercial Hotel
Ella Mize
Ottumwa Y M C A to host Muscatine in key basketball clash
Ottumwa Y M C A hosts Muscatine Y M C A basketball tonight at the city gym with both teams arriving from Cedar Rapids where Ottumwa played Cedar Rapids association. The game is billed as a top local matchup and a curtain-raiser features the Y M C A Juniors and second team.
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Muscatine
Columbus Junction district fair meeting urged at city hall
A meeting for all interested in the Columbus Junction district fair is called for tomorrow afternoon at the city hall. Local notes report measles in town, visitors from Davenport and Muscatine, and ongoing family updates including the Nolands moving soon. Market reports from Corn May and Chicago prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep follow local notices.
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Columbus Junction
City Hall
J. B. Johnston
Louisa
J. A. Hantt
Mary Reaney
Joseph
Irene Freeman
Frane Sigafoos
Esther Sailor
M. W. Klotz
Will Moffitt
Letts
F. L. Darrow
Muscatine
A. DeForest
Ed. Wheeler
Davenport
M. N. Rippey
Helmick
George Weiderrecht
Wapello
Fred Steele
Joy
Ill
Frank Johnston
S. W. Noland
Texas
S. G. Robertson
Jennie Robertson
Nancy Huston
Chicago Markets Furnished by Miner & Co
Chicago markets report from Miner and Co listing open high low close and day changes for Wheat Pork Lard and Ribs with figures for May July and Sep contracts and vehicle car counts including today’s hogs up ten cents and estimated cars for tomorrow
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago
D’y
Wheat futures quote for May and July at Chicago markets
Chicago on January 31 reported May wheat opening at 97 14 98 cents with a high of 98 cents and a low of 95 3 quarters cents, closing at 95 3 quarters cents. July futures stood at 92 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Prices Steady at Chicago Trade
Chicago markets report poultry prices steady on January 3 with No 2 red and hard categories around 95 percent and 1.01, No 3 red near 93 to 96, No 3 hard around 2 dollars to 99, and No 3 white and yellow percentages in the high 50s to low 50s. Turkeys 10, chickens 11, springs 10 in steady trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Keg Market Prices
Chicago market report shows butter steady with creamery 21 32 cents and dairies 20 28 cents. Eggs steady at 21 to 22 cents. Data reflects Jan 1 in Chicago.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Quiet on Jan 31
Poultry activity was quiet in New York with alive chickens and fowls at 13 and 14 cents. Dressed prices held steady with chickens 12 to 20 cents, turkeys 12 to 16 cents, and fowls 10 to 13 cents.
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New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter was firm with processes from common to special at 18 24 cents. Eggs were easier with firsts at 24 cents and seconds at 22 1/2 cents.
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New York
New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
New York January 31 wheat for May delivery at 1.03 1.04 dollars and corn at 68 cents per bushel.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Grain Quotes
Wheat for May at 98 1/4 cents. corn at 75 6/8 cents. oats at 49 cents. Market report from St. Louis dated January 31.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Briefs Corn Prices
Peoria market note lists corn No. 3 at 51 cents per bushel, with basis unclear. Report appears as a short commodity update from Peoria, Illinois, dated January.
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Peoria
Bond Surety Offered By G M Titus
G M Titus offers to furnish surety bonds for administrators guardians ex ecutors trustees and similar roles for a nominal fee at 213 Iowa Ave.
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G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Cure for Dandruff Promises Quick Relief with ZEMO
The ad promotes ZEMO as a cure for dandruff by killing the germ believed to cause it. It claims instant itching relief and prevention of hair loss, leaving the scalp healthy. Available from AJ Druggiste, A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
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AJ Druggiste
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
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Fac
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Real Estate Security
Titus Loan and Investment Company
G. M. Vitus
J. Ti
Fred Littie
People’s Meat Market
M. W. Stirlen
Joseph Getz
Tremont, Jil
Edward Hahn
City
Geo. Hartman
West Third Street
Charles Washburn
East Eighth Street
John Sneath
West Branch
The
Friends Church
Fred Little
Walnut Street
Cranston
Mollie Munday
Robert Cooper
Tempe
Priz
Newton
Kan
A. B. Clapp
John Getz, Sr
John Getz, Jr
Morton, Ill
Martin Home
Foster
Quinn
East Second St
Candy Kitchen
A. C. Hucke
Choice Farm
E. Crabtree
Fairport
Bestenlehner'’s
FP. Snyder
C. W. Rowan
John A. Robbins
Alfred Harris
Eople
Pliny Fry
J. S. Coder
South Muscatine
Montpelier
Millie Eppel
Boone
Eppel
Maple Avenue
F. S. Pentzer
J. P. Ryan
Elia Moynahan
F . Wright
Rock Island, Ill
J. H. Foster
Near Foster, Ill
Fred Pentzer
West Fourth Street
Hahn Bros. & Co
Emma Beitz
Bayfield
Summit
C. A. Giesenhaus, Cash Grocer
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Nebraska Varsity
Sioux City Giants
Shenandoah
William Jewell
Kansas City
Haskell Indians
Concordia
Glasco
Salina
Lindsborg
Denver
Golden
Fort Collins
H. F. Barnard
Jewelers
E. 2Nd St
Ottumwa
Orie Johnson
Jackson Electric Supply Co
West 2Nd St
B.E. Lilly
Tc. Park
Timothy
Chicago Produce Market
Dandruff