Grand Army of the Republic National Encampment Opens in Minneapolis
The G A R national encampment runs August 12 to 17 in Minneapolis with a full program of services receptions reunions and band concerts. Notable events include a parade at Topeka Flambeau club and a welcome at various venues with dignitaries such as Mrs. H H Kimball Mrs. Ruth Foote and Mrs. Abbie Adams.
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Grand Army
Minneapolis
Order
Daughters of American Revolution
H. H. Kimball
City Hall
Court House
Minnesota Commandery
Loyal le Zion
Masonic Temple
National Association
Ren
Union Ex-Prisoners of War and Ladies’ Auxiliary
First Unitarian Church
Women’s Press Association
Plymouth Church
Abbie A. Adams
Women's Relief Corps
Department of Minnesota
W. R. Co
Citizens of Minnesota
University Armory
Bertha M. Martin
Daughters of Veterans
Mary L. Starkweather
D. of W
National Association of Army Nurses
Army Nurses
Commercial Club
Union Ex
Topeka Flambeau Club
Grand Army of the Republic
Union Ex-Prisoners of War and Ladies
Ruth FE. Foote
Toneka Flambeau Club
Arnica Salve Ad For Havercamp’s Drug Store
An advertisement touts Pucklen's Arnica Salve promising healing without a scar for pimples ulcers and sores. The claim notes a 25 cent price and emphasizes a guarantee of efficacy from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Richard Harris Improves After Severe Injury
East Hill reports Richard Harris, injured last week, is now better and out of danger. He may be moved home in about a week. Iowa Telephone Company employees are organizing a relief purse for his wife and children.
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Richard Harris
Iowa Telephone Company
Local residents visit and travel notices in Montpelier area
Henry Blessing of Montpelier arrives in the city for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Butcher. Nancy White from east of town visited friends on East Hill. Charles Patterson of Pleasant Prairie and Henry Kleist from near Atalissa attend events and meet friends. William Oater leaves for St Paul for a national event. Robert Kling travels to Burlington for a week with old friends. Ida Oater of Rock Island visits sister Mrs. Kate Bast. Claude Royster sails to Davenport for a day with friends.
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Henry Blessing
Montpelier
Joseph Butcher
Washington Street
Park Avenue
Nancy White
East Hill
Charles Patterson
Pleasant Prairie
Henry Kleist
Near Atalissa
William Oater
St. Paul
Robert Kling
Burlington
Ida Oater
Rock Island
Kate Bast
Claude Royster
Helen Blair
Davenport
Drowned Swimmer Glass In Wapsie River near Anamosa
Anamosa Iowa July 27 A young man named Glass drowned while swimming in the Wapsie river just above Anamosa He was inexperienced and went beyond his depth A companion present could not help and the body was recovered after several hours near the burial site Glass worked on the paving gang and was little known locally.
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Anamosa
Glass
Wapsie
Local man honored as consular clerk for Panama
Lutz Dreier, longtime employee in Kansas City and prior Muscatine railroad offices, is appointed clerk to the consular general of the Republic of Panama. He will sail from New York on the 2nd of next month and leave Kansas City soon. The appointment, secured through Senator S. G. Warner, marks a notable rise for the young man as he prepares for distant duties abroad.
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Lutz Dreier
Republic of Panama
Kansas City
Santa Fe Railroad
New York
Ed. Dreier
United States
S. G. Warner
Mr. Dreier
Day of accidents hits Columbus Junction area
In Columbus Junction yesterday morning and just after noon several mishaps occurred. Miss Alice Morgan narrowly avoided a runaway near Letts after a rattling vehicle spooked her horse. B C Cranor and Don Oakes were jolted when a harness broke causing a horse to bolt, injuring Cranor’s wrist. Fred Orr broke a leg at work west of town when a hand car struck him. Mrs George Kline and Miss Dora Shoop suffered a runaway with injuries but no fractures. Dr. Waldron treated injured on arrival from Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Alice Morgan
Columbus City
Jas. Turkington
Letts
C. D. Bent
B. C. Cranor
Don Oakes
Cranor
West Hill
Mr. Cranor
S. E. Barringer
Fred Orr
Orr
George Kline
Union Township
J. H. Waldron
Muscatine
H. C. Allen
Little Son
Columbus
W. S. Kremer
Wapello
Ellen Knaub
Cotter
Chas. Duncan
C. A. Sprague
Keota
Arch L. Graham
D. P. van Horn
Vicksburg
Memphis
New Orleans
Chicago
Martha McBride
Ainsworth
E. R. McBride
Vera Stone
Mediapolis
Market Report for Wheat Corn and Oats from Chicago
Chicago July 27 market report shows wheat No 2 red 77 774c and No 3 red 76 76c with July 75 7c Sept 76 765c. Corn No 2 51 52c No 3 51 51c No 2 white 53 54c No 3 white 53c No 2 yellow 58 54 4c No 3 yellow 51% 52c July 51 4c Sept 51% 51c. Oats No 2 34 344c No 3 33 46c No 2 white 38 39c No 3 white 35 44 37% c July 34c Sept 33 33c. Pork July 18.50 Sept 17.02 Lard July 8.82 Sept 8.90 Ribs July 9.10 Sept 9.15 9.17 Rye cash 5c Barley 39 54c Timothy Sept 4.30 4.42.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Timothy
Cattle Hog and Sheep Market Report at Chicarro
Cattle receipts total 2500 with steady prices Beeves 3.85 to 6.40 cows and heifers 1.25 to 5.20 stockers and feeders 2.50 to 4.25 Texans 4.00 to 5.00 Hogs receipts 20000 weak shades lower Mixed butchers 6.40 to 6.85 good heavy 6.45 to 6.85 rough 6.19 to 6.55 light 6.50 to 6.90 bulk 6.55 to 6.80 Sheep receipts 6000 steady 2.99 to 5.50 lambs 4.75 to 7.75.
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Chicarro
Cleveland
Chicago
Se Eeue
Eee Ee
Lambs A Eeea den Pinia Sea Ae
Lambs Vavau
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter is firm with creameries at 15 20 cents and dairies at 15 17 12 eggs steady at 12 15 cents. Market tone remains firm for butter while eggs hold steady.
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Chicago
Poultry Market Report From Chicago
Chicago July 27 poultry prices held steady with chickens at 11 cents per pound, springs 14 to 15 cents, and turkeys 12 cents per pound. Market conditions remained unchanged for the day.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Bag Market Report
New York July 27 Butter firm with prices 19 and 17 cents for factory items. Eggs unchanged.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report Quiet Prices Steady
New York July 27. Poultry market notes show alive and quiet trading. Prices for live poultry include springs at 17 cents, fowls 13 cents, and turkeys 10 cents. Dressed holdings are steady with springs at 22 cents, turkeys 11 to 13 cents, and fowls 11 to 13 cents.
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New York
Dr Shaffer Specialist
Dr Shaffer offers specialist care for all chronic diseases and provides glasses fitted and guaranteed, highlighting comprehensive eye care and medical treatment in one practice.
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Dr. Shaffer
Wheat and corn futures at St. Louis market
In St. Louis on July 27 wheat for September delivery traded at 73 and three quarters cents, corn at five cents, and oats at thirty three and one quarter cents.
Peoria Produce Market Report
Peoria Illinois on July 27 corn No 3 priced at 5 21/6 cents per bushel.
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Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Market prices from Muscatine live stock and produce
Market listings show corn oats wheat and feed prices, livestock bids, fish and fowl rates, and retail produce like cabbage onions peppers and potatoes. Buyer quotes include hogs bulls calves steers and sheep with daily shifts, plus fuel wood and seed prices from local mills and farms.
Local Remedies Advertised for Wide Range Ailments
After hours calls offered for stomach troubles catarrh eczema deafness kidney troubles rheumatism and diseases of women and men. Office visits requested with testimonials. advertisement invites inquiry and trial of treatments claimed to help multiple ailments.
Masonic Society Meeting Schedules
Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and A M regular meeting first Tuesday evening monthly W Scott W M L Johnson Secretary Washington Chapter No 4 R A M stated convocation second Friday monthly W H McCoy FE H P Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters stated assembly third Thursday monthly in Stein s music hall G PD Lezotte T I M L Johnson Recorder De Molay Commandery No 1 KT regular conclave third Wednesday monthly G D Lezotte BE C W OH Graff Recorder
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Iowa
A. F
A. M
A. W. Scott
W. M
L. Johnson
Washington
W. H. McCoy
Webb Council of Royal and Select Masters
Stein
Music Hall
G. PD. Lezotte
Recorder
DE Molay Commandery No. 1
K. T
G. D. Lezotte
BE. C. W. OH. Graff
Fraternal Lodge Meeting Schedule Updated
Muscatine Lodge No. 5 meets Mondays at 7 30 p m at their hall Miriam Lodge No. 27 D of H meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings at 7 30 o'clock Prairie Encampment No. 4 meets on the first and third Fridays at 7 30 o'clock
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F. C. E. Muscatine Aerife No
Fagle Lodge
Dunbar
W. Cc. Towers
W. P. John P. Breen
Io Oc
Muscatine
Miriam Lodge
D. of H
Prairie Encampment
Court of Honor meeting notice for My'scatie Court No 677
The My'scatine Court No 677 invites visiting members in good standing to attend weekly Monday evenings in Woodman hall. Chancellor H. G. Schoenig and Recorder J. Coster preside over the session and invite participation.
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Muscatine Castle
Fisch’s Hall
East Second Street
Court OF Honor
Woodman Hall
H. G. Schoenig
J. ©. Coster
Major Johns Circle Ladies of Grand Army Meet Regularly
The Public group of the Grand Army of the Republic holds meetings on the first and third Friday evenings each month at the G A R hall. Miriam Pfeiffer serves as President and Corn Parger as Secretary.
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John's
Grand Army OF the
RPF
G. A. R. Hall
Miriam Pfeiffer
Corn Parger
M W O A Miscatine Camp No 108 Meets Weekly
The Modern Woodmen of America camp holds regular meetings Tuesday evenings at Woodmen hall Olds Block. Officers listed include F A Streitier V C S and BR Cook Cashier. Four percent interest paid on time deposits. J A Leyda, Clerk.
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M W
A. Miscatine Camp
Woodmen of America
Woodmen Hall
Olds’ Block
F. A. Streitier
S. BR. Cook
J. A. Leyda
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G.A.R
National Convention
Woman's Relief Corps
Wesley M. E. Church
Ladies of the G. A. R
First. Baptist Church
Knights of Pythias Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
James Tanner
Johnson's
First Baptist Church
Wapsie River
McCuesten & Sawyer Comp’y
Siricht
eTrnteret
Fert
Charge Petoskey
Harber Springs
Mackinac
Detra't
Buffalo
Vuleth
Fastern
Senetan
Berolzheim
G. P. A. Manitou Steamship Co
Panama Republic
Ents
Ellis
Los Angeles
Cal
J. C. Kendrick
Pearl Harrison
South Charleston
G. D. Harrison
Elmer Smith
May Boltz
C. W. Hamnan
Cherryvale
Kaw
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Chicago Produce Market
Twin Cities
N. S. Underdonk
Muscatine, Iowa
Illinois Central
ST. Louis
S. G. Hatch
Cuba
Hammond
South
C. C. McCarty
Cea Ane
Society
Masonic
Romona
Maccabee Hall
Isabelle J. Norton
Pocahontas
William Cosgrove
Jasper Nelson
Electa
Fannie Reimeke
August Othmer
Fraternal Bankers Reserve
Wm. Appel
J. B. Vanatta
Charles Lockwood
James Morris
Flma Scott
Eagle Lodge
Second Street
J. W. Robinson
M. W
H. S. Howe
FE. A. Dolsen
Knights OF Pythias
Wyoming Lodge No
K. of P
Town Avenue
F. L. Kemptner
M. B. A. Rend City Lodge No
Modern Brotherhood of America
Fr. H. King
Chas. Ryan
Shelby Norman
Fast Second Street
M. O. Stanwood
Gus. Schmidt
Fraternal Aid Association
Bloomington
Shammo Building
Fast Second St
W. D. Bowlby
FE. P. Day
Pearl City
Fisch Hatt
James McFirey
Louise Maisenbach
Woodprine Camp NO
Royal Neighbors OF America
Kate Dunker
Emma FleeMin
Cora McCoy
Iowa Legion OF Honor
Arcus Lodge No. 17
Macenabee Hall
S. V. Chenoweth
A. C. Hopkinson
Papain
Cook. Musler & CO
Stata Bank and Trust CO
Capital
P. M. Musser
Cook
First National. Bank
S. G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S M. Hughes
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