Seventh annual Rebekah Lodge convention in Muscatine
The seventh annual Rebekah Lodge district convention for Muscatine and Louisa counties opened in Muscatine with delegates from West Liberty Wapello Letts Colum bus Junction and other areas. The gathering featured welcome remarks by Mrs Vina Fulham and reports on ceremonies, with a large streetcar excursion for visitors and a full afternoon program at First Baptist Church.
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Rebekah
Muscatine
Louisa Counties
Wapello
Fred Gall
West Liberty
Columbus Junction
Retail Merchants’ Association
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Iowa
Vina Fulham
Miriam Lodge
Hartman
Elma Martman
Letts
Nelson
Boone
S. Elizabeth Matheney
Keokuk
Georgia Warren
First Baptist Church
Corner Third and
Cedar
The
Baptist Church
Sara Bilkey
S. Elizabeth Nelson
Rebekah Assembly of
Effie Murray
Cairo
Nellie Turkington
Horn
Sadie Shellabarger
Ella Grimes
Wapeno
Larcy Briggs
Dora Nichols
Nichols
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Sarah Bilkey
Julia Byers
Clara Isett
Sue Browning
Grace Hawkins
Bird
Laura S. Kent
Mary McDougall
Jeanette Hart
Sarah Schmaltz
S. M. Watson
Anna Hofman
Sarah Fox
Irene Scofield
Fannie Mc
Honors for a Muscatine boy at St Ambrose college
Davenport reports Henry Takkenberg of Muscatine won top honors at St Ambrose college commencement. He led the oral examinations with a score above 89 percent, receiving a medal from Father Davis as a large audience applauded. The list names dozens of students with high grades including Edward Healey, William Brooks, Carl Meinberg, John Zerr, Frank Chandain, and many others.
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Davenport
Henry Takkenberg
St. Ambrose College
Father Davis
Community News From Lincoln and Nearby Towns
Charles Petry and family hosted guests from Lone Tree. Mr and Mrs George Reiland returned from a Chicago trip. Mrs Reynolds and daughter Ella visited near Tiffin then returned home. Henry Theodore and Julius Schlapkohl spent the weekend with friends near Nichols. Leona Timmerman and Lizzie O Leary visited Iowa City. Youths attended a band concert in Lone Tree. A group gathered at George Kranz’s Saturday with dancing. Mabel Thomas of Lone Tree visited Levi Burr.
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Lincoln
Chas. Petry
Lone Tree
George Reiland
Chicago
Mrrs. Reynolds
Ella
Tiffin
Henry Theodore
Julius Schlapkoh
Nichols
Leona Timmerman
Lizzie O'Leary
Iowa City
George Kranz
Mabel Thomas
Levi Burr
East Hill contractor H F Kemper dies at 54
Henry F. Kemper prominent Muscatine contractor dies after long illness from Bright's disease at his home 1205 East Second Street He was 54 born in Cleveland Ohio March 9 1852 and came to Muscatine as a child He leaves a widow two children Frank and Nettie five brothers and one sister Funeral arrangements pending He belonged to Eagle lodge No 10 AOUW and German M E church
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Henry F. Kemper
Bright
East Second Street
Mr. Kemper
Muscatine
Cleveland
Ohio
Muscatine County
Montpelier Township
Kemper
Mary Wunderlich
Eagle Lodge No. 10
M. E
Frank
Nettie
John
Fairport
Edward
Montpelier
August
Pine Mills
Charles
Wapello
George Kemper
Toolesboro
John Sywassink
Sweetland Township
Bloomington church seeks funds for parsonage plan meeting
Movements begin to meet the final Bloomington Friends parsonage payment with a planned meeting next Sunday at 2 30 p m at the church for all interested in keeping the property and clearing obligations due in September. Local social notes include funeral attendance and a Children s Day program at Bloomington church.
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Ladies Aid Society
Park Avenue M. E
Bloomington
Thomas Fawcett
West Branch
Edith Emmons
What Cheer
W. O. Fritchman
I. Schreckengast
Burlington
A. J. Wood
J. Springer
Harry Springer
Reece Hoopes
Ashton
W. S. Miller
Locust Grove
Eaton Nominated. Wisconsin Presses Smoot Expulsion Vote
Madison June 14. The prohibition state convention adopted a resolution urging Wisconsin senators to vote for Smoot's expulsion. E L Eaton of Madison was nominated for governor.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Smoot
E. L. Eaton
Summer School Leverich Normal and Training School
The summer normal and school of methods will convene July th for six weeks. It offers certificates including beginner, first class, and professional. The program aims to broaden knowledge and improve teaching skills under skilled instruction. Tuition paid to R. W. Leverich, Muscatine, Iowa.
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School of Methods
Leverich Normal School
Market figures from Chicago grain and pork futures
Open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard and Ribs as of June 14. Prices shown include July September and December contracts with daily changes and receipts of grain by type. Wheat 83 82 83 Oct 82% 83. Corn 52% 52 53%. Oats 38 39 35%. Pork 16.72 16.60. Ribs 9.30. Receipts: Wheat 77, Corn 397, Oats 159.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Posta Ce
Chicago
C. Park
Timothy
Market News and Prices From Chicago and Muscatine
Chicago and Muscatine markets report grain prices for wheat corn and rye with future and spot quotes, plus livestock figures for cattle hogs and sheep. Included are farm staples such as corn meal flour bacon lard and assorted vegetables and fruits with retail pricing and local live stock values.
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter and eggs steady in Chicago trading. Creamery butter quoted at 14 19 a cup, dairies at 14 17 8 c per lb. Eggs listed steady at 11 13 c per dozen. Market notes reflect stable pricing across creamery and dairy products for the day.
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Chicago
C. Dairies
Chicago poultry and New York dairy market roundups
Chicago reports poultry prices steady with turkeys at 9 cents and chickens at 11 to 11 1/2 cents. New York butter and egg markets show butter firm with creamery prices at 20 20 1/2 cents and eggs steady with firsts at 16 1/2 to 17 cents.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report
New York market activity shows poultry in steady condition on June 14. Alive birds quoted: broilers 26 cents, fowls 13 4 cents, turkeys 11 11 halves cents. Dressed prices: broilers 20 to 25 cents, turkeys 11 to 13 cents, fowls 19 to 13 cents.
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New York
St. Louis Produce Market Report Gathers Grain Prices
St Louis market notes on June 14 show Wheat for July at 79 cents, Corn at 59 and a quarter cents, and Oats at 37 and a quarter cents.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report Corn Prices
Peoria market roundup from June 14 shows No 3 corn at 52 1/2 cents per bushel. Local traders note steady demand and balanced supply as buyers inquire about nearby shipments.
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Peoria
Railway Percentages and Freight Rates Summary
The fragment lists percent figures for multiple rail lines including B&O and C&O with values around 112 to 114 percent and 57 to 58 percent. Ontario West totals show 50 and 49 at one point, while Smelt shows 154 155 and 12 4 percent.
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Ont. West
A. Smelt
Vacation excursion rates announced by Iowa Central railways
For summer 1906 railroads offer lower round trip excursion fares from Elrick Junction to multiple destinations. Iowa Central lists prices to St Paul Minneapolis 13.30 Duluth 17.30 Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo 24.00 Salt Lake City Ogden 37.00 San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego 68.00 Portland Tacoma Seattle Puget Sound 66.05 Spokane 61.05 Helena Butte 56.05 Tickets on sale daily through October 31 with liberal stopovers and route options. Additional special rates for G A R encampment August 13 18 Elks annual meeting Denver rates 21.50 July 10–15, final August 29 One way via Portland option. National Educational association rate 58.50 sale June 25–July 7 final September 15. Homeseekers' rates. Contact A B Cutts Minneapolis for details.
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Iowa Central
Elrick Junction
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Spokane
Helena
Butte
Elks
Missouri River
National Educational Association
A. B. Cutts
Minn
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J. L. Shellabarger
H. E. Littrel
M. A. Foster
J. S. Morris
Jacob Foster
Peter Bretz
Maude Green
Rachel Sink
Etta Littrel
Maud Lane
Lake Mills
S. A. Jarrard
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Allie Evans
Gus Davisson
Olive Davisson
Geo. Beyers
Marion Ross
H. O. Ransom
Carrie Ransom
Edna Irwin
Frank C. Robinson
J. M. Sterns
Adda Sterns
Mary Stork
Sumner
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Hannah Lewis
Matilda Rock
Mary Rock
Lizzie Coleman
E. E. Wolfe
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J. C. Martin
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S. E. JeHy
Emma Hardin
C. A. Monroe
Z. Monroe
M. B. Floyd
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Derexa Lodge
America Beane
Milo Kelly
Ada Smith
Bertha Hartman
Beckie Foor
R. Butler
John Grimm
Marie E. Dewein
Jerman Otto
Mollie Gunnels
Mollie Higginbottom
John Imber
L. A. Kirkpatrick
H. L. Owens
C. E. Hoag
Letts Lodge
Rosa Dalton
Emma Ellis
R. H. Griffin
Laura Griffin
James Small
James Thompson
Nettie Hawkins
Nettie Cotler
Edna Thompson
Nettie Olin
Hattie Gage
Nellie Wier
E. R. Paine
Blanche Eliason
Belle Brown
Geo. A. Sager
Sheba Lodge
Stanberry
Fred Cecil
J. M. Hildebrand
Lolo Bstep
M. A. Shelabarger
W. S. Griffin
Bertha Stump
E. J. Stafford
Pearl Wykert
Maude Sellers
Fannie Marshall
J. W. Isett
Lena Brown
Pearl Wrykert
Cora Harmiston
Bridgman Lege
Edna Hesser
Lillian Smith
Eva Jean
Nellie Mapes
Rosa Poole
Lilly Buck
Jennie Hendricks
Selah Rhoades
Verna Siwickard
Elizabeth Vantuyl
W. R. Schmidt
Elma Hartman
Emma van
Anson Clothing Company
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Edward A. Healey
William Brooks
Carl Meinberg
John J. Zerr
Frank Chandain
William McFarland
Thomas S. Shay
Lund McDermott
Edmund Corridan
F. A. Donohoe
Edward Costello
Robert DeLisle
Edward Walsh
Archibald Austey
William Ford
Walter Cullman
Charles Nugent
William McGuire
Martin Rogers
Paul Duffy
Thomas Donahoe
John P. Burkhiser
William Hayes
A. N. Pfeffer
Gilbert Halligan
Walter Foley
Edward Borron
Thomas Walsh
Thomas Kelly
Joseph Healey
John Cahill
Joseph Nugent
Roscoe Corney
John O'Connor
Joseph Siellioda
Riley Canty
Ligouri Shields
Louis Morrin
John de Cock
Walter Scott
Daniel M. Goggins
J. Ryan
Paul Schnoebelen
Clarence Crook
Simon Baird
Lawrence Maher
George Havens
Anthony Walters
East Hill
H.F. Kemper
Mus
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Weed Park Club
Will Price
Pleasant Prairie
Charles Conaway
Hershey Hospital
Bennett
Park Avenue
James Rosenmund
Fairview Avenue
Lizzie Zedeker
Milan
Smalley Avenue
W. R. Ward
Dyersburg
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Leverich Normal and Training School
R. W. Leverich
Muscatine, Iowa
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