Muscatine Veterans Post Cancels Annual Picnic
The Muscatine County Veterans Association will not hold its yearly picnic this season. In a July meeting Sgt. Gus Schmidt reports widespread events drawing members away include Chautauqua, old settlers’ meetings in September, the 35th Iowa infantry reunion, Crocker brigade gathering in Clinton, and a First Iowa infantry reunion in October.
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Muscatine County Veteran's Association
Muscatine County Veterans’ Association
Shelby Norman Post
Chautauqua
Old Settlers
35Th
Iowa Infantry
Crocker Brigade
Clinton
Gus. Schmidt
Democrats Call Caucuses In Townships For Delegates
Democrats in Lake township gather at McCloud's school house on Thursday July 28 to select four delegates for the county convention. Wilton township Democrats meet Wednesday July 25 to choose fourteen delegates for the county convention.
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Lake Township
McCloud
Wilton Township
Bucklen's Arica Salve Heals Burns Without Scar
Norfolk Virginia man C Rivenbark badly burned but Bucklen's Arica Salve healed his wounds with no scar. The product also heals cuts. 25 cents at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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C. Rivenbark
Norfolk
Bucklen
Havercamp
South Muscatine Woman Mrs Crow Dies
Mrs. Charles Crow, a South Muscatine resident, dies at an unspecified location, with local notices noting her passing and funeral arrangements forthcoming.
Death of Mrs. Charles Crow in South Muscatine
Mrs. Charles Crow of 74 Sampson Street died yesterday at Hershey Hospital after an appendix operation. She aged 28, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Gray, married to Charles Crow in 1905, survived by husband, parents, and five brothers. Funeral arrangements pending. services held yesterday afternoon. Picnic and local social notes follow, detailing Hershey Hose company event at Nestlebush Point with bands, races, and crowd entertainment.
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Hershey ‘Hospital
Charles Crow
South Muscatine
Crow
Hershey Hospital
Sampson Street
Rolland, Craton
Tony
Archie
Orlando
Davenport
George Potter
Kneese
Demorest Avenue
Tri-Cities
Helen Blair
Henry Nabor
Adam Hartman
Harry King
West Burlington
Ruby Spence
Pond Street
Emerson Bowman
Bowman
Jack Smith
Hershey Hose Company
Nestlebush Point
Paudiet
Muscatine Downs Moline in Weekend Game
Muscatine-Wasson topped Moline 8 to 2 at Athletic Park. Kerr pitched parts of two innings, Was son relieved and shut down the visitors after a two inning rally that included a Mokenas homer. Absence of Owens weakened Muscatine as lineup shifted. next game slated for Moline on alternate Sundays.
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S.S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Moline
Chicago Mokenas
Athletic Park
George Kerr
Wasson
Mokenas
Muscatine
Owens
New Faces at the German Churches Highlight City Sermons
The German Methodist church heard Rev. Henry Diercks of Kansas City recount his visit to the National Sunday School convention in Chicago on his way home. Incoming speakers include Rev. C. W. Hertzler of Berea Ohio and Rev. J Jans at German Evangelical dedication in Washington.
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Henry Diercks
First
German Methodist Church
Kansas City
German Evangelical Church
Washington
Jacob Meier
German Baptist Church
First German Baptist Church of
Chicago
Burlington
Arrive Home After Quincy Sinking Rescue
Mrs. Kate Noll Miss Anna Noll and Miss Gertrude Binhoff, aboard the steamer Quincy when it sank near Trempealeau Wis., have returned to Muscatine. They escaped unharmed, saved only a few small articles, and endured a waist deep wade to shore before reaching La Crosse and then St Paul.
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Quincy
Muscatine
Kate Noll
Anna Noll
Gertrude Binhoff
Trempeteau
Wis
la Crosse
St. Paul
Lightning Burns Barn in Union Township Blast in Iowa Farm
A barn on the J. W. Oats farm in Union township was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and burned. Ira Oats lost hay, corn, oats, machinery, harness and tools, and a colt was killed. Insurance carried on building and contents totaled $1,500. Local notes mention talks, visits, and travels of area residents.
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Columbus Junction
J. W. Oats
Union Township
Ira Oats
Louisa County Mutual
Lotus May Smith
Mediapolis
Havana
Cuba
Presbyterian Church
E. R. Lacey
Council Bluffs
R. M. Sprague
Clarence Shearer
Burlington
W. Crisman
Colfex
Mary Rush
Iowa City
Miss Rush
E. R. McBride
Crisman
Mize
E. L. Paschal
Columbus City
Muscatine
W. D. Avery
Alten Packard
Kansas City
Ben Nichols
Baby K
Washington
F. A. Lewis
Ainsworth
Stephen Ross
Masters Frank
Harry Rosche
Davenport
Robert Worley
Mills Taylor
U. P
Harrison
Elsie Getts
Mare Edmondson
T. J. Johnston
S. G. Robertson
Morning Sun
Obituary Note on Local Resident Death
A local obituary notes the death of a community member as friends express sorrow. The notice lists mourners and expresses condolences to the family.
Electric lights go out on Second Street outage report
Electric lights in business houses along Second street failed for nearly an hour Saturday evening while workers traced the fault. An open circuit on lines one and two was found to cause the outage.
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Second Street
Funeral Held for Mrs. George Grete in Sweetland Township
The funeral for Maria Wetzel Grete took place Sunday at 2 30 p m from her home in Sweetland township with Pastor George Meier officiating. The German Evangelical Lutheran church choir offered three selections before interment at Harker cemetery. Born January 4 1827 in Eddigehausen Germany she immigrated in 1857 and married George Grete in 1858, leaving son August and daughter Kate who died young.
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George Grete
Sweetland Township
George Meier
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Harker
Maria Wetzel Grete
Eddigehausen
Gottongen
Grain and meat prices and deliveries listed
Today a range of futures quotes appears for oats pork lard ribs and wheat with Sept July and May pages. Oats prices near .33 percent and .32 percent with other figures. Estimated cars tomorrow show wheat 731 corn 204 oats 146 hogs 17000.
Today s Markets from H J Frenzei
Market quotes for July futures and options show opening high and low ranges across several securities. The table lists daily settlement figures for July and September contracts with notable percentage shifts and close values.
Grain and commodity prices in Chicago market report
The Associated Press notes Chicago prices for wheat corn rye lard and rigs with futures names July and September. Wheat and corn show varied bids per grade while rye and timothy and clover list small values. Park and other commodities quote July and September figures.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Chicago July 23 cattle receipts 2000 steady to ten lower beeves 4.00 to 6.40 cows and heifers 1.25 to 5.25 stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.25 Texans 4.25 to 5.20 hog receipts 7000 steady to five higher mixed butchers 6.40 to 6.87 food heavy 6.49 to 6.85 rough 6.10 to 6.35 Virg h 65 0 to 6.90 bulk sales 6.55 to 6.80 sheep receipts 30000 10 to 15 cents lower 3.00 to 5.70 lambs 4.75 to 7.70.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Report Stay Prices
New York on July 23 reports alive poultry not quoted and dressed firm. Springs bring 194 23c, turkeys 11 13c, fowls 11 14c.
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New York
Butter Market Holds Steady in New York Trade
New York butter markets show steady tone with creamery butter quoted at 16 1/4 to 21 1/2 cents a pound, renovated factory butter at 12 1/8 to 14 1/2 cents, and imitation creamery butter at 16 1/4 to 18 3/4 cents.
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New York
New York Egg Market Report July Prices
New York eggs show firmness with firsts at 17 15 cents and seconds at 16 16 1/4 cents. Market notes indicate stable demand and steady trading in a busy July session.
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New York
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S.S.S. Stoce
Mira Hershey Lumber Co
Hershey Av
F.a.neidig
Wagner & Bennison, Proprietors
Home Tea Co
Vienna Bakery
D. L. Carl
Erans Association
R. B. Baird
H. F. Barnard
the Jewelers
Leland
Leland Will
Wisconsin Street
A. L. Tilgner
Greenwood Cemetery
A. B. Smith
Evans Street
May Colter
Rock Island
J. S
Fred Priester
Zola Murphy
Eau Claire
John Sneath
Harman Engle
J. Pauley
South Muscacntine
Newton Wolf
May Pugh
Muscatine Team
Kerr
Musca
tine—Wasson
Him
Methodist
German Baptist
Phil J. Murphy
Clifford Kline
R. R. No
Te Strake
J. E. Bradford
Iowa
Pest Fire Insurance
San Francisco
N. Rosenberger
Brunewick-Balke Collender Co
Marshalltown
Kossuth County
Westbent
David Zimmerman
New Boston, Il
Nebraska
Jade Pub. Co
Bancroft, Nebr
G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
G. H. Redmond
Jasper
Sleplus
Dilaway
Mulberry Street
Maple Ave
John A. Robbins
Oak Street
Joe Bisissi
E. Second Street
Bonde
H. D. Horst
West Second St
Confectioner
Dad Dollen
Dad
Muscatine Produce Company
Front Street
J. F. A. Platt
Pine Street
H. J. Frenzei
National Board of Trade
Dea
Chicago Produce Market
Associated Press
Rye
Timothy
Clover
Leo Hirsch Button Co. Factory
St. Francisville
Large Manufacturing Co
J. H. Moore
Muscatine, Ja
Or. Ee
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
H. J. Heinz Co
Bettendorf Steel Car Works
Bettendorf
Muscatine Produce Co
Riemcke
Eclipse Naptha Soap
Eclipse Naptha Soap Co
Mme. Zelda
Palm
Scott House
C. W. Knotts
Benham Avenue
Linn Street
J. A. Michael
Gents
Fred Leu
East Second Street
Denver
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis
J. H. Munroe&Son
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