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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
10
John Bundren of St. Louis sent notice to Mrs. Mary Hanlin that the wedding of Miss Rose Maguire of London to Bundren is postponed due to an accident. The romance attracted local attention as invitations had been extended and the betrothed pair faced an uncertain future.
Restores gray hair to natural color and stops hair loss while removing dandruff. Keeps hair soft and glossy. not a dye. Guaranteed pure. Philo Hay Spec. Co. Newark New Jersey. 500c bottles available at druggists Bestenlehner Riemcke Mc Bride & Cope Nesper.
A short letter from J B Bundren of St Louis to Mrs Hanlin reports that John and Rose were struck by a runaway horse team near England just before their planned voyage. Rose is gravely injured, John bruised but hopeful, with Bundren signaling disappointment yet urging reunion and marriage as soon as possible.
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Robertson of Kecta have returned home this morning after visiting friends and relatives and attending the chautauqua.
Mr and Mrs Charles Weierhauser traveled to Montezuma for a chautauqua on the 30th. They will attend the event at that location this morning June.
Mr and Mrs F W Whitstock and their baby from Waterloo left for home this morning after visiting Mrs O H Martin for several days and attending a chautauqua meeting.
A remark credits Babcock buggies as top choice, inviting the query about superiority to be directed at Frank Bowman, a figure linked to endorsements or opinions on vehicle quality.
Market report from Miner & Co. Chicago Board of Trade details wheat corn oats pork lard ribs hogs and sheep quotes with daily open high low and close figures, plus cars received and estimated tomorrow's receipts for Wheat Corn Oats and Berries. Chicago Produce Market reports no. 2 red wheat prices and butter egg figures.
Chicago July 27 live stock receipts total 590 with a steady market. Beeves bring 4.40 to 7.39 per hundred pounds while cows and heifers sell from 1.49 to 5.40. Good prime cattle available.
Chicago July 27 poultry markets show steady to firm tone. Turkeys quoted at 12 cents a pound, chickens 11 1/2 cents, springs 15 16 cents.
New York on July 27 reports live poultry irregular and dressed prices. Live spring chickens 18c, fowls 14c, turkeys lic. Dressed chickens 16 22c, turkeys 10 14c, fowls 12 15c.
New York July 27 butter steady and unchanged eggs firm with no price movement observed in today’s market.
New York July 27 wheat bid 99 14 cents per bushel and corn 61 cents per bushel collected from the New York Produce Market report.
New York on July 27 reports banks hold 9 259 000 more than legal reserve requirements. Loans increased 17 914 000 and deposits rose 22 782 000. Reserve up 5 806 000 with surplus 171 990 and ex US deposits up 176 900.
Market quotes for corn oats and wheat, plus retail figures for crack ed corn popcorn and bran. Live poultry eggs vegetables meats and dairy priced by the cwt, lb, orm pk etc with many items including butter lard beef veal mutton and fish. Local flower prices and assorted fruits complete the listing.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for skin burns and wounds, offered at 25 cents by Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store.
The White Collar Line operates steamers Helen Blair and Columbia with weekday trips to Davenport at 6:30 am and Sunday trips at 7:30 am. Weekday service to Burlington reaches 9:15 am next morning. Freight and passenger accommodations praised. For rates and info contact W G Block Co agents and W A Blair.
Notice lists a song titled The Lady of Poppies by Hugh Higgins? Featuring a piano practice piece. The fragment notes a publication line and a music number for players.
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