Boy Dies of Burns After Lantern Incident
Columbus Junction July 2. Robert Nathan Bliven three, son of Mr and Mrs John Bliven Cord row township died about 10 PM Saturday from burns suffered earlier that day when he tried to light a lantern from the stove. His mother badly burned trying to help. Funeral held at Presbyterian church and burial at Columbus City cemetery with Rev J R Vance officiating. He leaves three sisters Anna Mamie Margaret and three brothers Blaine Albert Harry.
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Columbus Junction
Robert Nathan
John Bliven
Concord Township
Frank Hubbard
Anna
Mamie
Margaret
Blaine
Albert
Harry
Tragic Train Wreck Leaves Several Dead in Salisary Yard
A high speed locomotive and multiple cars derailed near Salisary station causing a crash that killed and maimed many aboard. Driver Robins stayed in his cab as the engine and coaches piled into twisted wreckage. Rescue teams faced darkness and heavy debris to free survivors and treat the injured amid a chaotic scene.
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Robins
Ech
Lethe Rai
Today’s Markets by H J Frenzel July 2 1906
Markets section by H J Frenzel of the National Board of Trade provides a daily summary. Published from the Post Office Block with telephone lines for contact.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice
Lace, This P Acc Business Visitor at Day
A brief item notes a business visitor arriving during the day at a local place, with no further details on names or affiliations available in readable text.
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Lace
P.ac
Old Muscatine County settler Mrs Hahn dies at 75 near Moscow
Elizabeth Hahn aged 75 longtime Muscatine county resident died Saturday at 9 pm at her daughter Mrs Winkler’s home one mile south of Moscow She came to the county in 1859 and is survived by five children two brothers and one sister 19 grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Thursday at the Winkler residence and the German Evangelical church Moscow with Rev J J Braun leading Interment will be in Klein cemetery
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Elizabeth Hahn
Muscatine County
Charles Winkler
Moscow
Hahn
Sill
Adam Frenzel
Davenport
John
Henry Hohn
Paulus
Henry Hucke
Elizabeth Bichoff
Muscatine
Winkler
German Evangelical Church
J. J. Braun
Klein Cemtery
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago July 2 AP reports cattle receipts 21 000 up 10 15c with beeves 4.10 to 6.15 cows and heifers 1.30 to 5.20 stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.50 Texas steers 3.50 to 4.36 hogs receipts 45 000 steady with mixed and butchers 6.45 to 6.85 good to 6.85
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago marketreport shows butter steady with creamery prices 15 to 20 cents and dairy 14 to 18 cents. Eggs also steady at 17 to 15 cents. Poultry unchanged with turkeys at 1 cent, chickens 10 to 14 cents, springs 15 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Chicago Wheat and Grain Prices Move Across Markets
Wheat climbs and falls across multiple grades with No 2 red at 5c, No 3 red around 80 to 84c, and futures for July and September showing modest shifts. Corn oats and rye prices listed with range highs and lows, while park and lard futures also cited with July and September figures.
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Bay Park
Chicago
Hizhest
Sowest
Bext
Rios
Cloer
Poultry Prices Reported in New York Markets
New York markets on July 2 quote alive poultry with varieties including fowls and turkeys and dressed birds. Prices show mixed but steady ranges with fowls around 13 to 14 cents and turkeys near 11 to 12 cents for live stock and about 18 to 22 cents for dressed birds.
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New York
New York Butter and Bag Market Report
Butter prices steady firm creameries range from 16 21e to 24 5e with imitations around 16 7e. Figgs remain steady for firsts at around 1644 18e and seconds at 15 16e with varied factory and renovated lots noted.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Wheat Prices Report
St Louis market notes show September wheat trading around 503 to 3558 cents per bushel with quotes listed for nearby months. Market activity appears subdued with typical shifts observed in summer trading.
Peoria Market Reports Corn Prices for July
Peoria market notes from July 2 report corn No. 3 sold at 52 44 cents per bushel with standard quality. The brief transmission lists price per bushel and quality designation for the agricultural commodity.
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Peoria
Muscatine Markets Price List January Market Rundown
A dense price list from Muscatine shows live market quotes for corn oats wheat and various grains. It lists retail and dealer rates for eggs butter corn meal flour sugar potatoes cabbage onions and fresh meats along with poultry prices for hens springs ducks and turkeys.
Iowa and Mississippi Valley House Value Figures
Readable text lists properties Iowa Telephone-Office 73 M and Iowa Telephone-House 320 X along with Mississippi Valley-House 2059. The fragment signals a catalog of addresses and numeric identifiers rather than a full event or narrative.
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Iowa
Mississippi Valley
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Other Junction
Methodist
J. R. Vance
Presbyterian Church
Council Bluffs
Jas. Fox
Union Township
Columbus City and Gardens
Alice Orr
Rev
Masson
Seceder Church
Washington
J. S. Blair
Alma Johnston
Monmouth
C.N. Johnston
Columbus City
J. Rol Johnston
R. J. Reaney
Louise
South Dakota
Thos. Reaney
Waterloo
E. F. Brockway
Grandview
Howard
Paul Armbright
Wapello
James Erwin
Ben Nichols
W. T. Brown
DuWayne
LeNore
Harry Simmons
Jerry Klotz
Lone Tree
Genevive Bell
Cotter
Elsie Stapp
Americas
Salisary
Anning Fiston Street
Crd
Richardson
Sethe
Higm
Car
Fresh Daily
Vienna Bakery
D. L. Carl
Sis
Ter
St. Louis
New York Stocks and Bonds
Amn Sucar
Pacific
St. Paul
U. Pacific
N. Y. Central
R. Iskand
U. S. Steel
Erie
Sil
Koline
Olga Nethersole
Fritzi Scheff
Julia Marlowe
Dresden
Muscatine Markets
Hopkins Bros
Des Moines
Muscatine Independents
Cal. W. Smith
Iowa Avenue
Hohler Bros. Piano Tuners
Business College
Kautz’s Bakery
Owa Avenue
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