Nuptials of Vera Miller Today in Wax Adermiized Home
Miss Vera Miller wed Frank Kuhns of Iowa City in a ring ceremony at the Miller home. Attendants included Mr Henderson and Harry Lang. Rev. Lumber officiated. Bride wore white marquisette with lace and satin, bouquet of bride’s roses. Bridesmaid in white over pink carried pink roses. Dinner followed. guests from out of town included Kuhns and others. The couple will reside in Iowa City after August 1.
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Wilton, Ja
J. W. Miller
Wax
Vera Miller
Frank Kuling
Iowa
Mrddlth Henderson
Harry Lang
WM. E. Lumber
First Presbyterian Church
Misa Mae Latchaw
Nevin
Ome
Lowal City
Nuptials at St Marys Catholic Church for Schwab Pair
Miss Margaret Schwab daughter of Mr and Mrs Casver Schwab of Lake Township married Joxan Schwab son of Mr Anes Tra Louie Schwab of Buell Street in a nine oclock ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church attended by many relatives. Rev I Griesor officiated and Emma Schwab served as bridesmaid with Fred Schwab as groomsman. The bride wore white embroidery with velvet held by bracelets and carried a shower of bridal roses. Pink and white roses decorated the church and reception. The Schwabs will reside between Seventh and Eighth streets on Spruce Street. An elaborate dinner for twenty followed at the bride’s home. Various local families attended the celebration and a social at Miss O Brien’s home preceded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary's
Margaret Schwab
Casver Schwab
Lake Township
Joxan Schwab
Anestra
Louie Schwab
Buell Street
Thie Elty
Mans
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Nall
I. Griesor
Emma Schwab
Fred. Schwab
Convention Notes from the Chicago National Convention
Acting chair Rosewater led a 14 000 strong crowd amid tepid enthusiasm for Taft. Delegates and galleries showed little Roosevelt heat, with signs of a gallery pack against Roosevelt and muted applause overall. Muscatine visitors Titus Huttig and Hutchinson mingled with officials, newsmen, and ticket seekers at the Towans.
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L. P. Loomis
M Rosewater
Wisconsin
Taffy
Teddy
LeFollette
LaFollette
LaFollete
Borah
Idaho
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Coliseum
Taft
Towans
Chicago
George M. Titus
Mussentine
Cummins Club
Titus
H. TW. Huttig
Muscatine
Harry Hutchinson
St. Joseph
Hell Hutchinson
St. Paul
Muscating
Charles Sohner
Mangazine
Elmer Donnell
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington
Iown
R. H. Baelish
Pearl City
Mr. Eaglish
Evening reception features Mio and guests at club
Dilnty refreshments were servers aa finale to the evening. Mia, David Glick of Chicago, and a bride of the current month. Miss Anna Liefander will entertain the club members at her home on East Eighth Street Tuesday evening of the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Holman
J. W. Club
East Seventh Street
Mia
David Glick
Chicago
Anna Liefander
East Eighth Street
Wheat Weakens At Opening Of Board
Wheat prices opened weaker amid thin demand and uncertain demand signals as traders watched weather and global markets. Reports of limited selling pressure and a cautious stance from buyers weighed on futures, with prices for Sept and nearby months drifting lower.
New York Produce Receipts and Finances Report
Fragmented OCR text lists New York Produce terms and figures. Mentions receipts, faxes, and various nonsensical entries. Possible references to firms, markets, and local goods with unclear details and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hannery
New
Xinte
Penta
Rennery Browne
Steuly
Chicago Live Cattle Market Mixed With Price Shifts
A garbled Chicago market report notes cattle trade with mixed quotes and uneven demand. Prices show some higher and lower movements across cattle categories, with references to Texas steers and regional price markers amid unclear figures and vendor notes.
Kansas City Live Stock Market Report Heavy Cattle Receipts
Kansas City Missouri market totals show cattle receipts near 10 000 with strong demand. Native steers and cows fetch 3 5 to 6 23 per cwt while western stockers and feeders sell from 4 25 to 8 00. Hogs and sheep receipts push prices higher, with packers bidding around 91 60 per cwt for heavy hogs and range wethers at 4 00 to 4 60 and ewes around 5 00 to 4 94. Market notes date June 19 with Texan cattle inclusion among 6 000 total cattle.
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Chicago
Staci
Texas
Lerane
Eh Herfears
Seine Marks
Westert
Kansas City
Kanaan City
Arnx
St.thmoat
Souttern
Cattle and Hogs Market Summary From Local Trade Page
Market notes show steady demand for cows and calves with mixed hogs and sheep data. Prices cited include calves around $2.76 per unit and hogs around $7.00 for heavy loads, with general market tone steady and several stray figures scattered across the column.
South Omaha Live Stock Market Listings (Dated Terms)
Market notes from South Omaha list cattle and hogs with prices. Livestock names include cows bulls hogs with assorted lots and locker prices. Readers see bid and ask figures such as 5.00 4.60 and 7.35 for various exchanges and market terms.
Chicago Produce Market Items Noted In Scrambled Text
Fragmentary OCR lists produce items and brands such as dates potatoes poultry chickens and veal alongside scattered proper names and abbreviations. Text is garbled with mixed capitals and nonstandard spacing, offering few clear facts or actionable details.
St Joe Live Stock Market Report From South St Joseph
Market figures from St Joe live stock trade on South Street in Joseph show cattle and calves listed with prices ranging from 4.20 to 7.88 in various categories. Trade notes indicate higher prices across several stock types with calves and cows featured prominently in the session.
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St. Joe Live
South St Toseph
Mtn
Falg
Hulle of Wales
Wisk
Shoop
Wtrang
Lamhe
Trading Was Dull at Opening Today
New York copper prices drifted and grains showed muted activity as markets opened. The trading session opened under weak to moderate light but gained modest momentum after slight gains in some futures. grain prices across Kansas City and New York exchanges reflected cautious trading with limited ranges.
Yale Commencement Grants Degrees Amid Honorary Awards
New Haven reports 212th annual Yale commencement with 852 graduates. Among 570 in undergrad and professional schools, George Rorup, Yale 1907, noted for Peary Arctic work, drowned near Crescent Beach in April. Honorary degrees awarded to Hooker Hume Janeway Wells Beaux, and others. currency call issued for national banks' condition as of June 14.
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New Haven
Yale University
George Rorup
Yale
Peary
Long Taland
Crescent Beach
Conn
Arta
Arian Hooker
Edward H. Hume
ChangSha
China
Theo. Caldwell Janeway
Columbia University
Frank Frost Abbott
Princeton Classical
Warry Gideon Wells
Sprague Institute For Medical Research
Cecilia Beaux
Henry Turner Eddy
Graduate School
University of Minnesota
George Waghington Goethals
Panama Canal
Sir Alfred Hant
Royal Society of British Artista
Franklin “May- Veagh
U. 5
Treacury
Desirable 20 Acre Mug Eating Homestead Near River
Emerson Hoopes homestead near Mug Eating city limits offers 20 acres improved with fine river views. Owner cites special selling reason and says the tract is desirable with near streetcar access. Inquiries to Titus Loan & Investment Co 215 Town Avenue. Also property at 3103 1st Ward Street, brick eight room house with large barn on an acre, river view and fruit shade, contact Florence M Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Hoopes
Mug Eating
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Avenua
Wrent Street
Plorence M. Bradford
Suspects Released in Fruitland Theft Case
Police had four arrests in the Fruitland depot robbery last Friday but could not connect anyone to the crime. Two arrests were made in Washington and two in Davenport, all released after alibis checked out. Several suspects remain under surveillance with no further arrests. A grip with a camera and clothing was taken from the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruitland
Washington
Davenport
Irwitland
Wapello Defeated In 14 Inning Game
Wapello, Iowa, fell 12 to 3 in fourteen innings against the Trenton amateurs in a tense extra inning contest. Two costly errors in the fourteenth doomed Wapello as Johnson and Thomps formed the Joyal battery while McCoy and Hines starred for the victors.
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Wapello
Trenton
Missouri
Joyals
Johnson
Thomps
Joyal
McCoy
Hines
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Bride
Frank Kuhos
Town City
Jows City
Bucklen
BAC. Haveround
Tred Mann
Jack
Ms. O'Brien
Felleitné
Margaret
Sone
Francis
John O'Brien
Hawt
Fifth Street
Buy Real Estate of Titus Loan & Investment Co
Wilson
Snyder's
Orvalne— Agat Run of
Hors
Sherts
Firat
Touls
Mandung
Sindy Schiem
I Corn Lawer
B. Bente
Sde
Peoria
Prarka
Lowar
Jersey
Thompson Bros.Co
St. Tenis
Stork Market
St, Louis, MI
South Omaha
Liva
Soho
Arrang
Racalpte
Marker St
Finace
Hoga Eusolee
Capi Rirketty
Ae Ee Grenvy
Wacht
Pliant
Gales
Fanal Ps
Seakings
Chicana
Young Americas
IBM
Lane Marne
Potatans
Muscatine Markets
Palla
Titus Loan
Iowa Avenue
Lodi
Alonit
Matnl
Enal Knares
New York Central
Rangsos City
Konans Guy
TNS Tee
Stendy
Horta
Tageh
Boa Bose
Hayor Stendy
Chafes Timoths
Washington, D. C
Comptroller of the Currency Today
United States
Journal
Oxford
Glatstein and Sons
John A. Rowan
Mahage Guy Comade
John A, Rowan Co
Firnece
Bath
Iowa Ave
Jola
Rhode Island
Willie Garnett
Oorner Serand
Levi
Richard von Dresky
Tenthstrat
Tee P. Schomberg
SALR
Maxwell Tanting
SATR
Saleo
Sherman Atreet
Kollman
Linn, Phong
Richard von Dreeky
Ebo
Burnside
Hahn Bros. and Co
Union Tobacco
Reed's
Gss
Cuality
Enoyimous
Harry
Glatetein and Sons
Stirlen & Co
Rond Bros
Walnut St
Vale
Harry Glargtein
H. Sf
Bartlett
Atty
Rozenberger
Eighth and
Pine Streets
August Kornéman
West and
D. B. Addleman
Enautre
Ave
Furniaber Room
Sih St
Fooush
Fine River
W. Uh
W. Tin
Glimor Street
J. Greenblatt
Pacific
Superior
L. Tournel
Boyd
Trantor Co
Minnneapolis
Minn
Dane Quick
Boston
St. Louis
Town Ave
N. Drucker
Call
Whittaker
Al-Rena
Moos Malvern
Spring St
Hanson
Minois
A. HE. Allen
Novak & Babbitt
Downey
Town
Haynes & Sent
Magnus Morte
Br. Clapa
Steamare
Sra
Uth
Puritan See Co
Police
Fred W. Hoffman
Tiler Surveil
Lance, Washington and Daven
the Reeder Co
East
Second St
Stfamer Aeden Blam
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