Graff Sells Drugs and Local Notices Across Town
Local notes show Graff sells drugs and lists land prices from $8 to $136 an acre in the Texas Panhandle. The item also covers travel, visits, and social notices including Mrs. Claude Houser’s trip to Columbus Junction and numerous departures to Davenport, Letts, Ainsworth, and Iowa City.
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Texas Pan
Chase Land Co
Senator Pettus Answers Last Gall in Upper House
Forty-niner, Lawyer, Soldier, and Old Type American. Hot Springs Ark July 29 United States Senator Pettus of Alabama died Saturday night at 10 o'clock after a stroke at breakfast. He was born July 6 1821 Limestone County and became the oldest serving senator. He held legal and military posts, fought in the Mexican War and Civil War, and returned to law in Selma.
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Hot Springs
Ark
United States
Pettus
Alabama
Bessie Roberts
Edmund Winston Pettus
Limestone County
Senate
Anthony Winston
Virginia
Clinton College
Tenn
William Cooper
Gainesville
Ala
Turner Reavis
Mexico
California
Senator Pettus A long life in service to Alabama politics
The obituary notes Senator Pettus elected to the United States Senate for the term starting March 4 1897. He was repeatedly re elected serving as a senior Alabama delegate to Democratic national conventions. Born in the era of Monroe his life spanned major national events and he remained a influential figure in the Senate until his later years.
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Pettus
Alabama
United States
Senate
National Legislative Assembly
Senator Pettus
Monroe
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Markets Report from Miner & Co Chicago Board of Trade
Daily market summary with wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and livestock prices. Includes futures quotes for May July September and December contracts and receipts in Chicago Live Stock Market with cattle hogs sheep figures and price ranges.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frepzeil
Wheat and pork prices rise in Chicago market report
Chicago July 29 wheat futures show Sept at 92 1/2 to 93 1/4 cents, with high 93 3/4 and close 92 3/4. Sept oats and rye and barley prices listed. pork futures at 16.27 to 16.47. large hogs at 9.19 to 9.27. cash wheat and assorted No. grades detailed. no activity for several No. 2 and white/yellow categories.
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Chicago
Chicago and New York Poultry and Butter Markets Report
Chicago market notes steady poultry with turkeys at 12c, chickens 11c, springs 15 16c. New York butter prices show weakness with various creamery and dairy grades quoted. New York live poultry eased with spring chickens at 14c, fowls 14c, turkeys 12c. dressed poultry firm to steady with chickens 16 22c, turkeys 10 14c.
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Chicago
New York
Wheat and Corn Prices at New York Market
New York Produce Market reports on July 29 with Wheat for September at 99 percent and Corn priced at 62 cents.
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New York
St. Louis and Peoria Produce Market Prices
St Louis market reports wheat at 89 1/4 cents for September corn at 54 percent oats at 38 1/2 cents. Peoria market lists corn No 3 at 53 1/2 cents.
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St. Louis
Muscatine Markets Reported Grain and Feed Prices
Corn market 55 cents per bushel oats 40 to 42 cents wheat 75 to 80 cents retail cracked corn 1.35 per cwt popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 shelled 1.40 to 1.75 per cwt popcorn per peck 30 cents bran retail 1.10 to 1.15 per cwt oil meal retail 1.60 per cwt shorts 1.15 to 1.20 per cwt barley dealers pay 45 to 50 cents country eggs 1.13 cents retail local chop feed 1.35 per cwt hay 10 to 12 dollars.
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Chicago
Di.vyv
Local Live Stock and Produce Prices Listed at Market
Butter and poultry prices dominate the daily market report with Butter at 16 to 18 cents per pound and fresh per case and per dozen rates. Live poultry notes show chickens and turkeys priced for live and dressed sale, with hens at 9 cents per pound and turkeys at 12 cents live. Vegetables and fruits sections list cabbages, onions, potatoes, pickles, lettuce, cucumbers, radishes, rhubarb, cauliflower, spinach, wax beans, green beans, tomatoes, peas, beets, turnips, and a wide fruit range including bananas oranges apples and strawberries with per unit and per dozen pricing. Meat prices cover beefsteak, roasts, lard, veal, lambs, sheep, hides, sausages, and pork cuts with price ranges. Miscellaneous staples include sugar, flour, cheese, spring chickens, stags, and fresh fish with several species noted. Flower market lists several blooms and greenery with unit pricing.
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J. E. Kranz
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Bestenlehner’s
R. J. Phelps
Pekin, J
Claude Houser
Columbus Junction
William Wilson
J. T. Batten
Sioux City
Floy Eliason
Letts
Aline Countriman
Fruitland
Chautauqua
Muscatine
Fred Shallberg
Moline
Jackson
Jackson Electric Supply Co
Machine Girls
Apply
Huttig-McDermid Pearl Button Co
Edward Sheetz
Wilton
Otto Harder
Babcock’s
Frank Bowman
P. A. McCourt
Reuben Stross
Muscatine Watch, Clock and Jewelry Shop
West Second Street
Belle Longstreth
Letts, In
J. H. Campbell
Ainsworth
Paudhet
Bankers’ Reserve
Iowa City
A. G. MelIntoch
Atalissa
B. C. Wells
Mary Neff
Davenport
Katie McCleary
Cranston
Nellie Grant
Horton, Kan
W. O. Michaels
Flora Hitchcock
Clara Warren
Wapello
Florence
Myrtle Koenigsacker
Columbia
Jennie Jones
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Abbey Cellars
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Musicatine
Juakins Chevalier
Red Oak
W. F. Chevalier
Pine
Fourth Streets
RB. S. Gregory
Mexico City
Charles Shepard
John Wild
Mabel van Turgie
Phillip Murphy
Conesville
S. Emerson
Tional
Tor
Seventh Circuit
Selma
Pettus, Pegues & Dawson
Twentieth
Alabama Infantry
Grant
Vicksburg
Senator Pugh
Cleveland
Pugh
Sen
CO. C. 54 Regiment
Father of Waters
Alli
Hennis' Fruit Press
Tron
Eastman’s
Butz’s Fair
Bell Phone
Ate
Chicaga
Peoria
Muscatine Markets
Muscatine Produce Co
Hinker & Flannery
Monly Saving Store
East Second Street
Siegel & Isaacson
Wittich Bros
Wisconsin
Boston
Libby
McNeil
O. D. Grocery
East Hill