Two Weddings Reported in Columbus Junction in June
Walter W. Morgan and Sylvia McCullough wed at the bride’s home with only relatives present. Carl Paxson and Lottie Shellabarger married at Wapello. The item notes travel, community ties, and local visitors, including pastors and residents visiting relatives in Washington and Muscatine.
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Columbus Junction
Walter W. Morgan
Chas. Morgan
Sylvia McCullough
Albert McCullough
J. E. Marshall
Columbus City
Mr. Morgan
Will J. Pierce
West Hill
Carl Paxson
Frank Paxson
Lottie Shellabarger
Oo Shellabarger
Concord
Wapello
Walter Williams
J. J. Willams
Grandview
China
Dr. Woodruff
Chas. Singmaster
Keota
Clarence A. Lacey
Railroads Offer Low Summer Excursion Rates in 1995
The Iowa Central announces reduced round trip fares from Elrick Junction to St. Paul and Minneapolis 13.30 Duluth 17.30 Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo 24.60 Salt Lake City and Ogden 37.00 with sales after June 1 and a final Oct 31 limit. Special Denver rates 21.50 for Epworth League convention sale June 30 to July 4, July 14 limit with 50 cent extension to Aug 8. G A R encampment rate 15.55 Aug 30 to Sep 4, limit Sep 12 with extension to Oct 7 for 50 cent fee. Portland 49.85 for Lewis and Clark exposition with 90 day limit and stopovers. California rates similar. Hot Springs Arkansas one fare plus two dollars. Contact agents or A. B. Cutts G P and T A.
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Pacific Coast
Iowa Central
Elrick Junction
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Portland
Ore
California
Hot Springs
Ark
A. B. Cutts
G. P
T. A
Aged Lady Hetty Rousseau Dies in Bloomington Township
Mrs Hetty A Rousseau 87 one of Muscatine county’s oldest settlers died last evening at her brother J Scott Richman’s home in Bloomington Township. Born in Ohio she lived in Trenton and Philadelphia before moving west in 1854. Services at the Richman farm graded road at 2 30 p m tomorrow with private interment.
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Hetty A. Rousseau
County
J. Scott Richman
Bloomington Township
Ohio
Somerset
Bucks County
Pennsylvania
Louis P. Rosseau
Trenton
N. J
Philadelphia
Muscatine County
D. C. Richman
Emma (Rousseau) Seydel
Davenport
Rousseau
Richman Farm
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Rundown
June 15 Chicago market reports butter steady with creameries at 16 to 19 cents and dairies 15 to 17 cents. Eggs unchanged at 13 to 14 cents per dozen with steady demand. lambs and sheep prices noted, receipts around 15,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Prices
Chicago June 15 poultry market reports rates for turkeys 14 15 cents per pound chickens 11 cents per pound springs at 2.00 to 6.00 dollars per dozen or per unit depending on size and grade.
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Chicago
Market Report Philadelphia Wheat and Corn Futures
New York produce market notes for June 15 show Wheat July at 99 16 cents. Corn July at 58 c. Butter and Egg Market lists Butter creamery at 20 20 cents, renovated 1344 17c. Eggs western at 144% 18cents.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Prices Report
New York market data shows poultry prices for June 15 including fowls at 10 13.125 cents, springs 22 23 cents, turkeys 12 117 cents, and broilers 24 26 cents.
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New York
St Louis Market Wheat Corn and Oats Quotes
Wheat July Sie. Corn July 514 C. Oats July 29e. Market notes from St. Louis dated July 15 showing price quotes for the three grains.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report from June 15
In Peoria the market notes corn No. 3 priced at 5.31 per bushel with standard quality designation No. 3 widely referenced in regional commodity listings.
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Peoria
Market price notes drift through mixed securities
Fragmented financial lines show varied percentages for copper stocks and railroads with numbers like 122 percent and 79 percent repeated. Several companies such as U. S. Steel and Canada Pacific appear with quoted figures around mid-single digits to low double digits, reflecting a sluggish trading day.
Markets Report From Donovan Co. Daily Briefing
Today’s market notes show Wheat prices higher with July at 86% and Sept around 83%. Corn ranges near 52% to 53% with July also seen around 52%. Oats and barley mixed. butter and eggs values listed. Chicago live stock and wholesale fish prices noted. receipts and futures details included.
A Wonderful Change for Invalids with Electric Bitters
Advertises Electric Bitters as a cure for weak and sickly invalids sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. The copy claims health improvements for both men and women though no payment is noted.
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Havercamp’s
Cattle Prices Slump as Markets Open and Close Weak
Chicago Markets in Brief shows a sharp cattle price drop with bulk sales down 0 to 15 cents from Tuesday and grassers glutting. Fat stock steady to weaker, bulls soft, calf trade steady, feeders steady, and light stockers dull. Sheep trade quieter with barely steady prices. Oregon range wethers at 4.90, choice shorn lambs firm to 6.65, spring lambs slow with 15 to 25 cent declines.
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Chicago
Texas
Oregon Range
Book notes on self education and dairy industry trends
The June McClure's urges self education via library access as key for boys. The June Cosmopolitan features Clarence B Lane on butter cheese and condensed milk as factory products, detailing farm to factory transfer and large scale dairy processing. The piece highlights illustrations and the farmer’s gains from industrial methods.
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George Edward Woodberry
Sir Walter Scott
McClure
Scott
Clarence B Lane
Department of Agriculture
Lane
Mrs White Designs Wardrobe for Barnum and Batley Circus
The Pilgrim for June notes designer Mrs Anna White creates the wardrobe for the Barnum and Batley circus. She has spent 33 years directing the fashioning of the circus trappings, often working long hours to meet deadlines.
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Anna White
Barnum and Batley Circus
Mrs White’s Fashioning of Animal Mantles in New York
During winter Mrs White moves to winter quarters and prepares patterns for each animal. She returns to New York City where 30 seamstresses under her supervision craft and finish each article with meticulous care, aimed at the fairest ladies.
Burr McIntosh Monthly June issue features high class photographs
The June Burr McIntosh Monthly showcases dainty color work on tinted paper and superb theatrical portraits. It highlights Lillian Russell as Lady Teazle, Amelia Birmingham, Bonnie Maginn, Grace George, Denman Thompson, Blanche Walsh, and other stars with scenes from popular plays.
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Burr McIntosh
Lillian Russell
Lady Teazle
Amelia Bingham
Bonnie Maginn
Grace George
Denman Thompson
Blanche Walsh
Flyinge the Kite
Cartoon dialogue from Tom Watson's Magazine features Hudson and Flyinge debating living on ten thousand dollars a year. Hudson says they should manage. they could run in debt for another ten thousand.
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Hudson
Tom Watson
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Joe
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Teddy
Thos. Robertson
William
Washington
A. J. Brown
West
John McEwan
G. W. Breneman
Jas. Stevens
Cora Lewis
J. S. Blair
Methodist Church
Garry Orr
Mahala
Lou Moore
Walter Morgan
Villa McCurdy
Letts
E. E. Griffith
Griffith
Ottumwa
Hal Duncan
Burlington
Buster Brown
Tige
Batterson Stores
Mark Coyner
Stocks and Bonds
Tim Readine
Penn
Atchison
Centralig
R. Island
U. S. Steel
Dee.shes
Can. Pac
Muscatine Markets
The
Donovan Commission Co
Ciock
Northwestern
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Timothy
Columbia River
P. O
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Western Union Telegraph Co
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