Body of Fred Harrison Brought Home for Burial
The body of Fred Harrison drowned near Stillwater Oklahoma was brought to East Hill for burial arriving last night. His parents Mr and Mrs S G Harrison accompanied the remains. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM Rev A J Kempton of the First Baptist church officiating with Eagle Lodge members invited. He was born January 6 and was past 13 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harrison
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Milwaukee
S. G. Harrison
Glen Price
Fred
Sherman Street
Rudolph Schmidt
Munroe Street
East Hill
A. J. Kempton
First Baptist Church
Eagle Lodge
Josie Thorley
Peoria
Kane
Smalley Avenue
Adam State
Harry Oliver
Washington Street
Mrs Frank Henning Dead After Long Illness
The death of Mrs. Frank Henning occurred last evening after months of illness. She was about 38, husband Frank Henning was away but returning soon. She leaves a sister in Deep River, a brother in Colorado, and two nieces in the city, Edith Headres and Maude Gabriel. Funeral plans await her husband’s arrival. East Hill Locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henning
Edith Headres
Maude Gabriel
Henning
Markets Report From Chicago June 11 Open High Low Close
Open market details for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs rye flax and livestock. Prices and receipts listed for No. 2 red wheat No. 2 corn cattle hogs and sheep with range and closing values for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sapo
Associated Press
Corr
Timothy
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago market report shows butter steady with creameries at 14 191 and dairies at 13 percent. Eggs remain steady at 11 13 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Steady Prices Noted
Chicago market report dated June 11 shows poultry steady with chickens at 11 cents and turkeys at 9 cents. This brief market note records current prices and confirms stable demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Butter and Eggs Market Roundup in New York
Butter steady as creamery demand holds firm with 12 licensed factories reporting prices from 12 to 15 1 2 cents. Eggs firm with firsts at 17 cents and seconds at 16 cents in the New York market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poultry Prices Steady in New York Markets
In New York on June 11, live poultry steady with broilers at 26 cents, fowls 13 ½ cents, turkeys 11 to 12 cents. Dressed poultry firm with broilers 20 to 25 cents, turkeys 11 to 13 cents, fowls 10 to 13 cents.
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New York
Peoria Produce Market Corn Prices Noted in Brief
Peoria Illinois June 11 corn No 3 50 1/2 cents per bushel reported in market brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Muscatine Market Prices for Farm Commodities
A list of Muscatine market quotations covering corn oats wheat cracked corn and various grains. Includes retail prices for butter eggs hay and feeds as well as live poultry vegetables and fruits with per unit figures and bulk lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Springs
Local Market Price List For Produce Meats And Seeds
Retail prices across fruits vegetables and meats list items such as potatoes onions radishes and lettuce with per peck per bunch and per pound rates. Meat prices cover beef pork veal mutton and ham while stock and firewood figures plus seed market offerings are included.
Relative of President's Wife Shoots Self in Georgia
Mrs. Felix Dunwoody of Macon Georgia aged 18 wife of Felix Dunwoody prominent local citizen shot herself shortly after midnight officials report no cause given in the death by own action.
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Felix Dunwoody
Georgia
Macon
Dunwoody
Roosevelt
Travelers Protective Association Holds Buffalo Convention
In Buffalo New York June 11 the annual Travelers Protective Association convention opened with more than 1000 delegates in attendance. Officers will be elected amid notable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers
Buffalo
New York
N. Y
Travelers Protective Association
Benson Leaves for Topeka to Accept Senate Appointment
Judge A. W. Benson departed Ottawa this morning for Topeka to report his acceptance for the senatorial appointment to the governor. He planned to return east after leaving Topeka this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ottawa
Kas
Jume
A. W. Benson
East
Roach Timber Company Formed With One Million Capital
A new Iowa corporation named Roach Timber Company filed articles in Muscatine County. It has one million dollars capital stock, 10 000 shares at $100, and five incorporators including W L Roach and J B Chaplin. The firm will deal in logs lumber and related industries, may build factories and rail lines, and is set to begin business June 15 with a 20 year charter. The board will have 5 to 7 directors, elected annually, currently the five named gentlemen.
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The
Roach Timber Company
County Recorder
W. L. Roach
William Musser
R. M. Fox
C. M. Crego
J. B. Chaplin
Iowa
Muscatine
Muscatine County
State of
River Excursions Draw Large Crowds This Weekend
Riverboat excursions on pleasant weather drew crowds from Rock Island Davenport Moline Muscatine Clinton and Burlington. The J S carried about 250 from Rock Island on Saturday, and 800 from Davenport Rock Island Moline on Friday. The Columbia ran two moonlight trips locally with plans for a Burlington voyage August 1. The Diamond Jo Sidney visited from St Paul while the Helen Blair ferried many to the Tri-cities.
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J. S
Rock Island
Muscatine
Tri-cities
Davenport
Moline
Clinton
East End Athletic Club
Columbia
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
United Brethren Church
Burlington
Sidney
Diamond Jo Line
St. Paul
Helen Blair
Drainage District No 3 hearings in Muscatine Louisa counties
Notice to non residents announces location of Muscatine Slough Drainage District 3. It lists petitioners led by James M. Healy and outlines proposed ditch route from slough dam to section 12, town 75N, range 3W, Louisa County, with bounds in Muscatine County and adjacent areas. Hearing set July 11 1906 in Muscatine County Offices. Public notices seek damages claims by July 11 1906.
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Muscatine Slough
Muscatine
Louisa Counties
Board of Supervisors
Muscatine County
Iowa
State of
County Auditor
Sidney B. Breese
Gustavus Leutzinger
H. H. Arnold
J. L. Stewart
Charles Knapp
Lola Hitchcock
Harry E. Smalley
Kunigunda Goetzman
Milwaukee Land Company
Frederick Smith
Rolland Gray
A. Q. Shipfer
Jas. K. Q. Sherwood & Dow
Isaac Reich
Jefferson Chambliss
Est
A. J. Endter
Ross J. Hedges
J. Trott
Mary L. D. Fowler
Millie
E. L. Lockwood
J.S. Irish
Joe Fitzsimmons
Wilhelm Schroeder
George Leutzinger
John J. Leutzinger
H. Corwin
James Duffy
Wm. Frease
H. D
H. S. Carson
Dottie Wittich
Johan Jarck
A. Preston
Charles Barney
Abraham L. Nelson
Martin L. Seltzer
John Lone
Grace Meyers
Elizabeth Loeb
Arthur Hall
W. H. Clymer
Jos Kreinfelder
C. F. Kletzth
McKee & Singleton
Minnie E. Brown
Wm. Wherry
Henry Bertram
H. G. Shoemaker
James E. Seevers
Nancy J. Evans
Claus Meier
J. M. McClintock
Church
Eugene Wursthoff
J. W
Belfe Chaudoin
Chester W. Smith
Charles E. Smith
Katherine Kiefner
Mary
Elizabeth
Annie
John J. Kurriger
Rose Roth
Mrs. A. Messenger
Viola Law
Chyde A
Henry A
Ethel D. Wallace
Belle Sager
Conrad Fiddler
Emily Moxley
John Gauber
Henry Leibbe
Jane FE. Schaefer
Andrew Smalley
J. M. Kane
Chas. Stroup
Edna Cross
Andrew Wallace
W. H. Royer
Mary A. Mander
James M. Healy
Louisa County
Muscatine Island
Mississippei
City of Muscatine
Hershey Avenue
Musecatine County
Boards of Supervisors of
Louisa
Dftch
Boards of Supervisors
A. S. Lawrence
Navy officer opens recruiting office in Grand Opera House
A Navy recruiting office opened on the second floor of the Grand Opera house building for one week. Lieut. J. H. Comfort U S N heads the office with Assistant Surgeon W K Winn medical examiner and four enlisted men. Three lads enlisted this morning and will be sent to Norfolk. Enlistment details outline pay training and trade opportunities for young men 17 to 35. Nine applications were received in Davenport last week with two new signings Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Grand Opera House
J. H. Comfort
W. K. Winn
Norfolk
F. C. Miller
Nichols
E. G. Geltz
Locust Street
C. E. Foster
Mercer
Missouri
Comfort
Journal
Davenport
Naval Recruiting Office
Muscatine
Want Ads Spark Interest for Local Buyers and Sparsely Traded Goods
In a tight market, readers scan Want Ads for bargains and chances to sell items. Listings mention furniture tools vehicles and services with brief descriptions and contact details. The page reflects a community exchanging goods and opportunities.
Bouquets for Men Bring Gospel Messages to Council Bluffs
Women of Council Bluffs connected to the American Bible Society create bouquets with small gospel passages attached to catch male attention. The floral outreach finds men accepting the bouquets and reading the messages, sometimes displaying them publicly. The effort earns praise for its influence and reception among local men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
American Bible Society
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East Hill News
St. Louis
Bert Strickland
Seattle
Washington
Charles Poland
Sam Bailey
Quincy
May Howard
W. J. Grady
S. F. Boke
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice
Chicago Produce Market
Stocks and Bonds
U. S. Steel
Erie “Ser
Wabash
Muscatine Markets
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Oppos
Journal Office
Benson
Vera M. Peck
Business College
Million Dollar Company
Evening Journal
EB. F. Bart
East Second Street
Colorado
the Elks
W. S. Underdonk
Muscatine, Iowa
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