Shriners Elect Imperial Potentate at St Paul Rally
Edwin J. Alderman of Marion Iowa elected Imperial Potentate and Charles F. Overshine of Minneapolis named Imperial Outer Guard amid a single contested post. St Paul hosts display praised as finest ever with patrols and a camel entertainment adding to the conclave atmosphere.
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St. Paul, Minn
Edwin J. Alderman
Marton
Imperial Potentate
Chas. F. Overshine
Minneapolis
Imperial Outer Guard
Ee St. Paul
Imperial Council
Lexington
Imperial
Iowa
Imperial Council of Mystic Shriners
Edwin F. Alderman
Marion
Charles E. Overshire
W. F. Kendrick
Philadelphia
George M. Fowle
Detroit
J. B. Leggett
Helena
J. B. McFatrich
Chicago
E. J. Jacobi
Indianapolis
Will Keating
Rockford
Gregor McGregor
Winnipeg
Alderman
Bet” Clayton
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Rabban
Fred A. Hines
Los Angeles
Shriners
Mr. Hines
Moira
Pet
St. Joseph's City
J. Paul
Mary Eien and Gold Medal Flour Featured in Ad Copy
An ad snippet promotes Mary Eien endorsing Gold Medal Flour as the best for making everything. The line includes ש a stray ending word SAaBRIva.
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Mary Eien
Saabriva
Willits Resigns to Take Decatur Methodist Pastorate
Dr. John C. Willits resigns as pastor of the First Methodist Church in Muscatine and will depart after the Iowa conference in Ottumwa September 16 to assume the Decatur Illinois First Church pulpit. The Decatur offer follows earlier talks and a salary counterproposal. Willits agreed to consider the formal offer.
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John C. Willits
First Methodist Church
Decatur
Ill
Willits
W. 5. Grubbs
Muscatine
Iowa
Ottumwa
Dr. Willits
Grubbs
Milton Johnson
Church In Muscatine Board
Illinois
Methodist Church
Grace Methodist Church
Wilton Garden Party Honors Cedar Rapids Guests
Miss Louise Maurer Miss Edna Maurer and Edward Maurer hosted friends in Wilton for Robert and Libo Iiten of Cedar Rapids. Lawn lanterns, sweet peas and ferns set a festive scene. Prizes went to Philip Dornseif Lorenz Dornseif and Otto Sessler. Local guests included Freda Frost and Bryson Hill.
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Wilton
Louise
Edna Maurer
Edward Maurer
Robert
Libo Iiten
Cedar Rapids
Philip Dornseif
Lydia Dornseif
Lorenz Dornseff
Otto Sessler
Freda Frost
Albert Sessler
Allitsn
Louise Maurer
Robey
Louis Marolf
Edith
Bret Harte
Valse Styrienne
Wallen Lampt
Forde
Rodewig
Fort Dodge
Libo Ilen
W. Shafit
Muscatine
Cornseif
Ft. Dodge
James Robertson
DeWitt
Bryson Hill
Chicago
W. G. Johnson
Gertrude Moynahan
Wilton College
E. Smith
Des Moines
Anna Seifert
Baltimore
Margaret Zimmerman
North Wilton
Roy Whitmer
John Brugman
Daugh
Baptists Rally to Top Presbyterians in Church League Clash
The Baptists defeated the Presbyterians 12 to 7 at Fair Ground Park to edge the Knox followers from the top spot. Cottrell starred for the Baptists allowing just four hits as Koll Robinson Schreurs Baynard Morgan Rabed eaux Metcalf and Cottrell contributed at the plate. Presbyterians Patterson Warner Kautz Reuling Schenk Kautz R Kautz Herman and Smalley also appeared in the lineup.
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Baptists
Knox
Fair Ground Park
Cottrell
Koll
Robinson
Schreurs
Baynard If
Morgan
Rabedeaux
Metcalf
P. Presbyterians
Patterson
Warner
L. Kautz
Reuling
Schenck
C. Kautz
R. Kautz
Herman
Tolstoy Shows Outrage Over Russian Government
London dated July 15 The Daily Chronicle prints Tolstoy's three column indictment of Russia s government by execution calling for reform. He pledges to embrace prison if horrors continue and asks to suffer in place of peasants to stop the abuses.
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London
Daily Chronicle Today
Leo Tolstoi
Russia
Byers Goes After Barber Asphalt in State Suit
Des Moines Iowa July 15 Attorney General H W Byers files suit for 181415 against Barber Asphalt company in the name of Iowa alleging violation of foreign corporation laws and failure to pay required filing fees mirroring recent action against Western Union Telegraph.
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Des Moines
H. W. Byers
Witck
Barber Asphalt Company
Barber Company
Towa
Western Union Telegraph Company
Royal vessel in accident and Quebec celebration notes
The article recalls early Canadian history with Champlain and Sieur de Roberval, mentions Quebec’s founding, and highlights the Plains of Abraham where General Wolfe won a decisive British victory. It notes a military review and pageant on the Plains and a statue of Wolfe commemorating the battle.
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Sieur de Roberval
Quebec
Champlain
Tlefield
Canada
Plains of Abraham
Butter and Egg Market Report July 15
Chicago markets show butter steady with creamery at 18 211c and dairies at 17 20c. Eggs steady with Firsts selling at 17 17 1/%%c. Market notes from H. J. Frenzel, Board of Trade member, via private wire.
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H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Chicago
New York Poultry and Dairy Markets Report
New York markets on July 15 show alive poultry steady with springers at 18c, fowls 13c, turkeys 11c. Dressed poultry firm with springs 15 to 22c, turkeys 12 to 17c, fowls 12 to 14c. Butter and eggs steady with large receipts 11,600 and 14,200 respectively.
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New York
New York Produce Market Daily Prices
New York July 15 Wheat September 97 4c Corn 82 1/2c. Market figures show grain prices steady with slight shifts for September and nearby contracts.
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New York
Chicago Produce Market price report highlights mixed grain and pork values
Chicago market figures show Sept wheat opening at 90 to 90 1/2 cents with a 89 to 90 1/2 settle. Corn and rye futures hover near 43 to 44 cents and 74 to 75 cents cash. Pork for Sept trades at 15.99 dollars with ribs at 9.40 to 8.87, oats and barley also listed among grain prices.
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Chicago
Timothy
St. Louis Produce Market Prices Report
In St. Louis on July 15 the market shows Wheat September at 887? to S89e, Corn at 74?. Oats at 42? to 42? per bushel. Prices reflect daily fluctuation in futures and spot rates observed by traders.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report From July 15
Peoria Illinois notes corn No 3 Titec at the market on July 15 with prices and readiness not specified.
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Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Titec
Wheat Prices Down as Foreign Markets Fail to Rally
Chicago reports wheat ending lower after a strong close fails to offset losses from weak foreign markets and rain forecasts in the Dakotas. Corn also slips with light demand, while new crop trading dominates and export clearances stay light. Primary receipts run about half of last year as shipments are expected to rise.
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Chicago
Ill
Dakotas
Kansas City
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Brief
Chicago July 15 cattle receipts 13 000 steady beef cattle prices 4 35 to 7 90 stockers and feeders 2 25 to 4 90 cows 2 25 to 5 90 westerners 4 50 to 6 30 hog receipts 24 000 weak by class light 6 20 to 6 80 mixed 6 25 to 6 90 heavy 6 25 to 6 90 rough 6 25 to 6 50 bulk 6 60 to 6 80 sheep receipts 15 090 strong 2 75 to 4 75 lambs 4 50 to 7 00 yearlings 4 40 to 5 25
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Prices Report
Chicago market report lists poultry prices with firm turkeys at 14 cents, chickens at 10 1/2 cents, and springs at 15 to tier. Prices reflect steady demand in all grades.
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Chicago
All
Illinois points this week in livestock market report
The Live Stock Market notes losses for cattle and weaker hogs with limited beef outlets in the east. About 5,000 unsold cattle were held for later sale as buyers reported poor quality offerings and prices ranged with natives around 6.20 dollars, Texans 5.60, and westerns 5.30, while hogs sold weak to average with buyers claiming poor kill quality and shipments to shippers at 7 dollars.
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Texas
Armour
Son
Muscatine Market Prices For Corn Oats Wheat And Hogs
The Muscatine market reports corn at 75 to 79 cents, oats 45, wheat 1.00 to 1.10, cracked corn 1.6 cents per unit, popcorn 1.15 to 1.20 per ewt, shelled 1.40 to 1.75, per peck 30 cents. Bran 1.36 per cwt, oil meal and shortsea 1.40 per cwt. Hay 9 to 10 dollars. Fresh eggs 15 cents. Live stock prices list various grades: heavy 6.40, light 6.25, rough 5.75, cows 3.50, bulls 3.00 to 3.25, veal 4.00 to 35.0. sheep 4 to 5, lambs 5 to 6, hogs markets and poultry prices follow, with turkeys 10, geese 3, ducks 6, chickens dealers rate. Produce firm under Muscatine Produce Co. Fresh eggs 15c. Butter 16c delivered. Vegetables show cabbage 0, onions 0. Sacramento-era style market notes included.
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Muscatine Produce Co
Mar
Rive
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