Local notes and ads mention moves and teas in Muscatine
Local items note Miss Jeff Hutchinson riding to Iowa City, Mr and Mrs Will Mark on Davenport excursion, and several residents traveling to Davenport or Wilton. Ads promote Havercamp's Rocky Mountain Tea and Hollister's Tea. George Pitchforth and Ella Moynahan are among travelers. others visit family or relax at home.
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George Pitchforth
Davenport
George Vanatta
The
Eveninng
Hollister
Havercamp
Prescription Drug Store
East Hill Program Completes Children's Day at Park Avenue M E Church
Children’s Day will be observed at Park Avenue M E Church next Sunday with a full program of recitations dialogues songs and readings led by Sunday school teachers and students. The day includes prayers scripture readings multiple dialogues and musical selections from the school choir brigade and classes with a closing collection.
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Park Avenue M. E
Corey
Bernice Hurlbut
Little Pilgrims
Genes Brenner
Charley Brace
Ruth Martin
Elizabeth Reaney
Ida Pacely
Glen Weinberg
Anna Hartman
William Reaney
Fern Rider
Carter Canon
Esther Browning
Albert Frye
Hannah Holmes
Sunday School Brigade
Jennie Hurlbut
Ray Shepard
Florence Keepping
Marie Reaney
Crystal Miller
Webb Visit Highlights From Melpine to Park Place
Herbert and Ed Webb of near Melpine returned home after a day visiting relatives in Park Place and attending to business matters on East Hill.
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East Hill
Herbert
Ed. Webb
Near Melpine
Park Place
Former Spokane Resident Mary Allen Vincent Dies
Mrs. Mary Allen Vincent, formerly Miss Mary Allen, daughter of Rev. Stephen Allen of Trinity Church, died last Saturday in Spokane Washington. She left three children and a husband after moving west with her marriage seven years ago. Her death note reached her friends in the city, who mourn her loss.
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Williiam Vincent
Spokane
Wash
Young Chorus Members to Meet for Children’s Day
The young people helping in the chorus for Children’s Day at the First Methodist Episcopal church are requested to meet this evening. On Wednesday at 4 o clock all participating children should be present for the day’s exercises.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Wapello High Alumni Hold Fourteenth Annual Reception
The Wapello high school alumni association held its 14th annual reception at the Commercial hotel on May 31 with about 65 members present to welcome the 1907 class. A program featured music, a welcome address, toasts, and instrumental pieces, followed by a banquet and social remarks.
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Wapello
Wapello High School Alumni Association
Commercial Hotel
Raymond L. Davison
Grace Crocker
Mises Helen Weiderrecht
Lola Weiderrecht
Ethel Crocker
Myrtle Fisher
Ralph R. Hunt
Nellie Hale
Mary Davis
Clara Hayden
Dayme McLaughlin
Iowa City
Lea Nyemaster
University Hopital
Ray Nyemaster
J. A. Bigger
Clinton
DEDICATE NEW CHURCH WITH MUCH CEREMONY
A Welsh Calvinistic church near Cotter in Columbus Junction Iowa was dedicated yesterday after costing about five thousand dollars. The old structure was destroyed by lightning May 17 1906 and the new church was completed debt free. Notable attendees included Rev John Davis Racine Rev J R Johns former pastor Rev R D Hughes Cotter and Rev W M Jones formerly of Lake Crystal Minn. The dedication followed multiple services over two days and drew many locals and visitors.
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Columbus Junction
Cotter
John Davis
Racine
J. R. Johns
R. D. Hughes
D. R. Hughes
Davis
W. M. Jones
Lake Crystal
Minn
Richard Hughes
Lacey- Gee
Earl Gray
Washington, D. C
J. E. Gray
W. H. Hughes
Wm. Roberts
John Jones
Washington
West Liberty Lady Answers the Call Funeral Notice
Marguerite McKillip daughter of Mr and Mrs H K McKillip died yesterday at her parents home in West Liberty She was born in Seventy Six township in 1888 and leaves two sisters Mrs Gal Stewart of Foster Illinois and Miss Gertrude and three brothers John Laurence and Elmer at home Funeral services will be Tuesday morning from the Cedar Valley Methodist Episcopal church Rev Scott officiating Interment in Klein cemetery
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Marguerite McKillip
H. K. McKillip
West Liberty
Seventy-Six
Gal Stewart
Foster
Ill
Gertrude
John Laurence
Elmer
Cedar Valley Methodist Episcopal Church
Scott
Klein Cemetery
Market Summary of Wheat Corn and Live Stock Prices
Furnished by H J Frenzel Chicago June 3 market report shows open high low close figures for wheat corn and oats with July September and December contracts and hogs cattle and sheep receipts and estimated futures. Visible supply numbers for wheat corn and oats listed along with per bushel and per hundredweight prices.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Chicago
Wheat and grain prices move in Chicago market report
Chicago market summary June 3 shows July wheat opening at 96 97 cents and closing near 97. July prices for other grains range from 53 to 54 cents, with cash oats and barley quoted. Rye and timothy notes given. cash closes list various No. 2 and No. 3 grades with limited activity.
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Chicago
Wedding Suit Purchase for 1756 Moorill and Hackett
Journal entry from Salisbury dated December 27 1756 records Jonathan Morrill paying for a wedding suit for his marriage to Hannah Hackett on December 29 1756. The receipt lists a light drab cloth coat with dark satin lining, brass buttons, a blue shag velvet jacket with tick lining, green mohair, and flanged brass buttons. Witnessed by David Purinton and Moses Rowell.
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Jonathan Morrill
Hannah Hackett
Journal of American History
Salisbury
David Purinton
Moses Rowell
A Hero and Loyal Officers Die in River Crossing
A boat carrying ladies and officers swamped while crossing an East Indian river. A lady and an officer clung to an oar while a man said farewell to the regiment and life. The events hint at a romance potential but remain factual.
Chicago Market Reports Cattle Hogs And Sheep
Chicago market news shows cattle receipts at 24000 and prices from 4.50 to 6.65 for different grades while hogs run 43000 with weak to five lower and lasting bids from 5.90 to 6.59 and sheep receipts 15900 with strong demand pushing prices from 4.25 to 8.10 for yearlings and other classes.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter steady at 18 23½c for creameries and 17 21¾c for dairies. Eggs steady at 16c. Chicago market report dated June 3.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Steady Dignified Tie
Chicago market report shows poultry steady with turkeys at 15 cents per pound and chickens priced at 15 cents. Market activity remained routine as buyers and sellers negotiated prices in a calm trading session.
Butter and Egg Market in New York June 3
Butter remained steady with street price extra creamery at 24 21 cents. Official creamery prices ranged 19 24 cents for common to extra, dairies 19 24, renovated 16 211% cents. Factory common to firsts 18 21, imitation creamery firsts 18 21, and 21 211 cents for imitation creamery firsts. Eggs steady with firsts 16 16 1/2 cents, official 16 164 cents, seconds 15 14 1/2 cents.
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New York
New York Poultry Prices Rise at Market
New York June 3 poultry dressed firm with broilers at 30 3 8c, turkeys 10 14c, fowls 11 15c.
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New York
Peoria Corn Market Report
Peoria notes corn market activity in June noting No. a3 lecture price and general trading hints.
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Peoria
Blood Purifier Promises Cure for Scrofula
The article extols S.S.S. as a superior blood purifier and tonic that purges scrofula from the blood, claiming it removes germs and taints, rebuilds strength, and prevents hereditary relapse. It promotes a book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
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S.S.S
Muscatine Markets and Local Produce Prices
A detailed Muscatine market listing covers corn oats wheat and various grains with retail and dealer prices. It includes eggs butter poultry meats vegetables fruits and local live stock values with multiple per unit figures and shop offerings. The section closes noting Mrs. L. M. Gates traveling to Davert for a short visit.
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Muscatine Produce Co
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G. M. Titus
Dr. Clapp
Jeff Hutchinson
Muscatine Lumber & Sox Co
Mrs
Will Mark
Will Kaiser
Harold Will
Will McQuesten
Kirkeville, Mo
Walter Kautz
Arleigh Ruckdeschel
Randall Tipton
Columbia
Ella Moynahan
Sycamore Street
Wilton
Mrs. Clinton Bear
Park Avenue
M. E. Church
Charles Springer
Durant
George Wagner
Rock Island
Beizer Keene
Montpelier
Castoria
Price
Diésay
William Vincent
Rev
Stephen Allen
Trinity Church
Liv
Deschute
Dr. Rogers
Keokuk
Walter Thompson
Letts
M. H. Bowman
Elsie Colton
Des Moines
Frank Colton
Columbus City
J. L. Overholt
Wilson Dougherty
Chant Gentzler
W. L. Curtis
Harry Simmons
Baby
Muscatine
O. I. Jamison
Verne Shipman
Andy Shipman
Fred Spaulding
Ainsworth
Bessie Utt
Mediapolis
Joseph Dotson
Nichols
West Liberty Lady
Miss Marguerite M'Killip
Jgst
Neidig’s Book Store
East Second Street
Scrofula
Muscatine Markets
W. G. Brock Co
Eaton Hurlbut
VA Ave
Vienna Bakery
D. L. Carl
Cal. W. Smith
Iowa Avenue
Mississippi
Iowa
J. E. Stevenson
Chas. H. Gobble
Travelers
Ins. Co
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