Local notices and shopper items highlight city visitors
Local residents and visitors are noted with routine mentions. Carl Blancke of Davenport and J. K. Duncan of Cotter attend to business in the city. W. B. Whetstine from Columbus Junction and G. M. Titus advertise real estate and insurance. Lilly’s sale highlights include petticoats and a special $1 item. W. E. Crawford, W. A. Green, and others visit for conventions, business, or to see relatives. Explore Ford cars and Thormann button saws as advertised.
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Samuels
Carl Blancke
Davenport
Petticoat Sale Prompts Looming Lilly's Event
A burst of local notices covers assorted visits and travels in Muscatine and nearby towns. Edna Smith visits Columbus Junction. Miss Darrow and Miss Powers travel to Davenport. Lilly's advertises a large petticoat sale at half price. various residents plan trips to Iowa City and Washington.
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Edna Smith
Columbus Junction
Lilly’s
Juniors Picnicking at Electric Park and Meetings Planned
The Juniors will picnic at Electric Park today. Educational and Bible Study committees meet there at 5 PM for supper and a business session. The Educational committee members meet at Mrs Lilly Brown’s home at 8 PM this evening.
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Electric Park
Lilly Brown
Chautauqua Headquarters Opened at Library
The Chautauqua headquarters opened on the second floor of the P M Musser public library with office hours 9 to 12 morning and 2 to 5 afternoon. A telephone is installed and staff will help the public learn plans for the forthcoming assembly at Electric Park starting July 18.
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Chautauqua
P. M. Musser Public Library
Electric Park
Professor Barr at Teachers Institute Advocates Practical Teaching
Prof W F Barr director of Drak University normal department spoke at the teachers institute in the high school. He urged using concrete objects from daily life to aid understanding and called for closer teacher parent ties to better assist pupils. Attendance grew with many candidates for certificates and new enrollments listed.
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W. F. Barr
Drake University
Teachers’ Institute
Barr
Mayme Othmer
Rita Serry
Belle Connor
Lucy Connor
Ada Have
Lacey Pays Tribute To Senator Allison On Encampment
Speech at the encampment honors Allison as a longtime lawmaker and grand old man of Iowa. The speaker cites his role in national affairs, Civil War veterans, and his steadfast health and leadership at 78.
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Shakespeare
Hamlet
Napoleon
Lodi
St. Helena
Benjamin Franklin
Washington
Cincinnatus
Rome
Moltke
Todleben
Russia
Plevna
Kuroki
Togo
Orema
Gladstone
William I
Bismarck
John A. Dix
Farragut
Essex
Mobile Bay
Humboldt
Allison
Senate
United States
American Congress
Illinois vegetables reported month late with small crop
Illinois vegetables are reported four months late and likely to be small this year. The market remains steady except for lettuce which has fallen about 50 percent as home crown lettuce hits the market. Green peas and summer squash were added to the local market today. Creamery butter dropped a cent to 22 cents. hog prices fell 15 cents.
Phillies edge Cubs in ten inning clash at West Side
Philadelphia wins 6 to 5 over Chicago after a tense ten inning game as pitchers from both clubs battled. Rain halted play in Washington where the White Sox and Nationals saw a daylong drizzle cancel their noon start.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington, D. C
National Park
White Sox
Nationals
Markets report from Chicago June 12 with grain and meat quotes
Open high low and close prices for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard and Ribs listed for May July and Sept with daily car arrivals of Wheat Corn Oats and tomorrow's estimates. Various price levels show slight fluctuations across futures and cash values as of today.
Wheat and commodity prices tighten in Chicago market report
Chicago markets on June 12 show Sept wheat opening at 95 14 cents and closing near 93 3/4 cents, with July pork at 15.70 and Sept 15.77 per hundredweight. Lard July 8.55 and Sept 8.72, ribs July 8.47 to 8.50 and Sept 8.62, while cash wheat offers No 2 red at 4 1/4 cents over and various No 3 and white grades listed. New York butter and eggs quoted irregularly with factory and creameries prices and official egg prices at 15 15 1/2 cents for a dozen.
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S&c. Barney
Clover
Timothy
New York
Baseball scores from national leagues and regional games
In the National League Chicago fell 5 to 6 in ten innings to Philadelphia while Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 7 to 4 and New York beat Boston 8 to 2 in other games Cincinnati lost 7 1 to 2 Boston won 3 2 St Louis topped New York 7 to 8. In the American League Washington Chicago rain canceled some games while Boston won 2 to 0 over Cleveland and New York tied Detroit 19. Other leagues show Louisville 4 4 Kansas City 3 1 in ten innings Toledo 3 St Paul 9 Columbus 6 Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 2 3 Milwaukee 3 2 Clinton 2 Peoria 5 Cedar Rapids 7 Springfield 6 Rock Island 2 Bloomington 1 Dubuque Decatur rain town Jacksonville 6 Marshalltown 3 Keokuk 5 Ottumwa 1 Waterloo 6 Quiner 0 Burlington 6 Oskaloosa 19
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LL. Pet
Adetess
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Ee
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Okia
Pet
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Ahah
Rock Island A
Decatur
Weet Ewe
Springfield Peoria Sent
Eee Ee
Cedar Rapids Sen Eee
Cinton Ee
Ploomington
Dubuque Ee Ee
Iowa League
Oskaloosa
Burlington Re
Jacksonville
Waterloo
Seeee
See Ee
Marshalltown
Suns
Quincy Eee
de Ottumwa
Ewer
Keokuk Ee
Pittsburg
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Clinton
Peoria
Cedar Rapids
Springfield
Rock Island
Bloomington
Dubuque-Decatur
Ratn
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Quiner
Burlington
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 12
Chicago market data shows cattle receipts at 18 000 steady to shade lower with Beeves 4 50 to 6 70, cows and heifers 1 75 to 5 40, stockers and feeders 3 00 to 5 20, prime steers 5 55 to 6 70. Hog receipts 30 000 down about 0 or less with prices from 5 75 to 6 22 and bulk sales 6 10 to 6 17. Sheep receipts 2 000 down 1 15 to 0 or 15e lower with yearlings 6 25 to 6 90 and lambs 6 00 to 8 00.
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Chicago
Butter and Egg Market Report Chicago June 12
Butter prices steady in creameries at 17 to 23 cents and in dairies 17 to 21 cents. Eggs ease with prices around 13 to 13.5 cents as market shows softer demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report June 12
Chicago traders report a weak poultry market with turkeys and spring varieties priced at 20 to 22 cents. Trade activity remains slow as buyers hesitate amid price uncertainty.
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Chicago
Team Matchups Across Cities
The schedule lists games between Philadelphia and Chicago, Brooklyn and Pittsburg, New York and St Louis, Boston and Cincinnati, Chicago and Washington, St Louis and Philadelphia, Detroit and New York, and Cleveland and Boston.
Produce Market Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Poultry
New York markets on June 12 show wheat for September at 3Le a bushel and corn at 611/2 cents. Poultry in New York alive varied with spring chickens at 21 cents and fowls at 14 to 16 cents, dressed prices easing for dressers at 25 to 28 cents. Turkeys ranged 12 cents live. dressed 10 to 14 cents, with fowls at 12 to 11 cents. St Louis prices list wheat at 99 1/2 cents, corn at 51 1/2 cents, oats at 35 1/2 cents.
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New York
St. Louis
Louis
E. Cern
Muscatine Produce Co
Installment Plan to Buy a Home on Iowa Avenue
Prospective buyers can purchase a home of G. M. Titus at 213 Iowa Ave on a monthly installment plan with three hundred dollars down. The offer promotes accessible financing for home ownership.
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G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
G. M. Titus’ Office
Iowa Farms
Iowa Ave
Peoria Produce Market Report June Corn Prices
In Peoria on June 12 the market lists No 3 corn at 5234 cents per bushel. This brief update captures the latest price for traders monitoring grain bids at the Peoria market.
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Peoria
Com Market and Oats and Wheat Market Prices Recorded
Market notes show Com Market at 50 53c, Oats Market at 40 2c, and Wheat Market at 79 Suc, retail. Prices reflect current trading levels for agricultural commodities in the period.
Price List Snapshot From Local Market Report
A dense listing from the Muscatine Produce Co and surrounding markets shows retail and dealer prices across commodities. Items include grains such as corn and barley, eggs and butter, live poultry, vegetables, meats, and assorted groceries with per unit and per weight rates. The report captures local pricing for consumers and shippers alike, reflecting market conditions.
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Schaefer’s
E. Kranz
Graf
Bestenrehner
W. EB. Whetstine
R. J. Middleton
J. K. Duncan
Cotter
John A. Robbins
C. E. Lawson
Lilly
W. E. C. Foster
Town City
Lumder
Helen Hall
Wilton
Ada Rolland
Iowa City Road
W. E. Crawford
Kirksville
W. A. Green
Columbus City
Ford
Wall Produce Co
W. H. Miller of
Wellman
Goshen
Ind
BE. A. Beach
Muscatine
Thormann
Thormann Mfg Co
C. M. Miller
Iowa City
Quinn
East Second
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Pres
Oklahoma Land
Chase Land Co
Button
John C. Wilson
Letts
John Wilson, Sr
Fred Miller
Taft
Sweetland
J. H. Kessel
East Fifth Street
M. W. Sterlin
Jean Darrow
Lizzie Powers
Pansy Blakesly
Bertha Malin
Dora Letcher
Kansas City
N. W. Rupe
Harry D. Smith
Des Moines
Bonds Restaurant
Annie B. Foulke
Dallas
Texas
Charles Freeman
A. Stickney
New Boston
G. I. Church
William Smalley
Earl
Shepard Smailey
Armour Institute
Fred Butler
C. A. Rolland
Mr. Butler
William Huttig
Wenonah
N. J
Harlo McDermid
Wenonah Military Academy
C. C. Smith
Lorenz
Grace Hawkins
Kent
Bird
Foster
Pierson
Rebekah Lodge
The
Jackson Electric Supply Co
G. Stocker
C. H. Lemkau
G. F. Kern
Harold Giesler
Eclipse-Naphtha Soap Co
Hare’s
B. C. Preston
Flora May
Rockford, Ill
J.L. Pentzer
East Second Si
Lacey
Illinois
Phillies
CUBS
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Ing
National League
Muscatine Marinets
Lee
Marseilles
Scriner
Bour
Muscatine Produce Camp
Orange & Third Streets
Thompson Bros. Co
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