Muscatine Health Board Seeks Sidewalk Spitting Ordinance
Local health board met at City Hall to review conditions as Muscatine reported no contagious disease. Mayor McNutt urged an ordinance banning sidewalk spitting, with city attorney to draft and submit for council approval.
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J. K. Martin
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East Hill
John Tillie
van Zyl
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
South Muscatine
McNutt
Chicago
Grateful Parents Praise Dr Shaffer After Treatment
Mr and Mrs Frank Fields of the city commend Dr Wm Shaffer for improving their daughter Adele who had suffered catarrhal deafness for years after two months of treatment, expressing gratitude and noting her improved hearing.
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Well Equipped Drug Store Ad Promising Quality and Low Prices
A promotional notice touts a remodeled drug store with modern containers and reliable medicines. It emphasizes proper facilities and low prices while inviting patrons to try the updated shop. The copy references a hot house and flowers as metaphorical framing.
Markets Report From Donovan Commission Co
Today’s market wires show live stock receipts across Kansas City and Omaha with hog and cattle counts. Northwestern receipts for Minneapolis and Duluth are listed with totals for today, last week, and last year.
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Northwestern
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Chicago Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Chicago market daily price list shows Wheat No 2 red at 1.00 and No 3 red at 92 to 95 cents with futures for Sept at 82 82.5 cents and July around 86.5 to 87 cents. Corn No 2 at 53.5 to 54 cents, No 3 53.5 to 54 cents, white 54.5 to 55 cents, yellow 55 cents, Sept 59.5 cents, July around 52.5 to 52.8 cents, with new July opening at 52.5 52.75 cents.
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Chicago Live Stock Market Report and Prices
Chicago June 14 cattle receipts 2000 with prices from 4.00 to 6.35 for good to prime. Hogs 30000 steady with mixed butchers 5.25 to 5.40, heavy 4.60 to 5.10. Sheep and lambs 1890 steady with lambs 4.75 to 6.65. Sports.
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Butter and Egg Market Report Chicago June 14
Butter steady at creameries 16 419c and dairies 15 17c. Eggs steady at 13 to 14c. Chicago market report notes current price ranges and stability for butter and eggs.
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Chicago Poultry Market Report Finds Prices Steady
Chicago market note lists poultry prices with turkeys 14 15 cents per pound, chickens 11 13 cents, springs per dozen $2.09 to $6.50, reflecting a steady trading day in the Chicago market.
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New York Produce Market Report
New York June 14 Wheat July 91 1 2 cents corn 57 1 2 cents.
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New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York butter prices range from 11 to 20 cents with creamery or dairy variants noted. Eggs hold steady with no price change.
New York Poultry Market Prices Report
New York on June 14 reports poultry and fowl prices with fowls 19 13 c, springs 22 23 c, broilers 25 28 c, and turkeys 12 17 c.
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St Louis Produce Market Wheat July At 79 1/2 Cents
Wheat for July delivery quoted at 79 1/2 cents per bushel. Corn at 51 4/5 cents. Oats 29 cents. St Louis market report dated June 14.
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Peoria Corn Market Report
Peoria market bulletin notes No. 3 corn priced at 53 12 cents per bushel as of June 14, reflecting standard price quotations in the local commodities page.
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Pacific Mutual Life Agent Supervisor in City for Business
Horace P D Wells superintendent of agents for the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co of California is in the city attending to business matters.
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Davenport
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Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California
Yesterday's baseball results across majors and leagues
Results from yesterday show the American League Chicago defeated Washington 7 to 0 and Cleveland routed Boston 11 to 2 while Detroit beat Philadelphia 1 to 0. National League New York beat Chicago 1 to 0 and Cincinnati topped Philadelphia 5 to 1 with Pittsburgh down Boston 6 to 0. American Association matchups include Indianapolis beating St Paul 8 to 6 and Columbus defeating Kansas City 10 to 9. Three League games feature Dubuque over Bloomington 3 to 1 and Cedar Rapids defeating Springfield 5 to 2.
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Rock Island and Des Moines Fall In League Play
In Western League games Rock Island nips Davenport 5 to 4 while Des Moines defeats Omaha 7 to 5. Colorado Springs loses to Sioux City 1 to 5, and Burlington beats Oska loosa 6 to 2. Marshalltown tops Boone 3 to 2, Waterloo handles Fort Dodge 8 to 1, and Ottumwa defeats Keokuk 8 to none.
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Nickel Plate line offers Niagara Falls trip and through trains
Fare at 12.25 dollars for a Niagara Falls round trip with return by June 24 or deposit by July 14. Three through daily Nickel Plate trains offer vestibuled sleeping cars meals in dining cars and a la carte service. Contact John Y Callahan for tickets from Chicago offices and station details in Chicago.
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Tri-State Medical Society Convenes in Burlington
About a hundred delegates from Iowa, Missouri and Illinois gathered in Burlington for the Tri-State Medical Society meeting. Dr. H B Young opened the session, Dr. J M Ball spoke for the society, and Dr. W C Abbott served as president pro tem as delays from flood conditions pushed the program forward.
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Davenport
Hotel
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