West Liberty News Roundup of Visits and Travels
Mrs O E Markham and son visited near Muscatine while Gail Martin of Cedar Rapids visited West Liberty friends and planned trips to Sayre Okla El Reno and family. Numerous locals attend summer schools, visits to Iowa City Muscatine Davenport and Ocean Grove New Jersey and attendations at Mt Vernon. The new amphitheatre seats 2300 and trips to Downey and Nichols occur.
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West Liberty
O. E. Markham
Muscatine
Gail Martin
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Martin
Sayre
Okla
J. C. Martin
el Reno
Bert Martin
Maud Lane
W. M. Lane
Santa Barbara
Cal
Arthur Griffin
Stuart
Theo. Jones
Davenport
George Johns
Minnie Siders
Iowa City
Mesdames
F. L. Pearson
C. W. Pearson
M. E. Childs
Ev. Lewis
T. C. Reynolds
C. E. Osborn
Madson
West Branch
Wilton
E. C. White
Laura Townsend
N. Blanche Ford
Springdale
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
A. L. Branson
Clyde Branson
Edwin Allen
Hazelton
Clyde Allen
Luella Howard
Atalissa
Jennie Hendrix
Hale
Sarah E. Tharp
Bessie Mosher
Elizabeth Longbotham
Mary Anderson
Ethel Lane
Ed. Smith
Fifth Street
Nichols
John Milder
Will McFadden
Sam McFadden
Flossmore
Chicago
Mildred
Francis Rvess
Katherine Bryan
St. Mary's School
Alberta Regnier
Omaha
Neb
Chas. Regnier
Chicago Markets: Grain and livestock futures report
Wheat Sept opened 91.5 to 92.5 cents with highs near 94⅝c and close 94⅝c. July at 95¾c. Corn Sept opened 59 to 59¾c, high 60¾c, close 60¾c. Oats Sept opened 36⅜ to 36½c, high 37c, close 37c. July 38c. Pork Sept 90, Lard Sept 2.57, Ribs Sept 70, Rye cash 74. Barley cash 44 to 66½c. Timothy October 4.35–4.50, Clover quiet.
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Chicago
Wheat and corn futures prices in Chicago markets
Wheat markets show No 2 red 1.00 1.02 dollars per bushel with other grades quoted around 95 to 99 cents for No 3 red and 92 to 97 cents for hard varieties. Corn prices list No 2 at 59 to 59? cents, No 2 white 63 to 64 cents, and No 2 yellow 59 to 60 cents with other grades 58 to 62 cents. Oats run No 2 at 37 cents, No 2 white 39 to 40 cents, No 3 white 37 to 39 cents, Standard 39 to 39.5 cents.
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Chicago
Iil
Live Stock Market Report from Chicago June 20
Cattle receipts 20 000 steady to higher. Reeves 5.70 to 8.75, stockers and feeders 4.00 to 6.50, cows and heifers 5.75 to 7.00, westerners 5.40 to 7.60. Hogs receipts 26 000 up 10 to 15c. Ranges 9.30 to 9.75. good to choice heavy 9.40 to 9.65. Sheep receipts 12 000 up 10 to 15c, 3.25 to 5.50. lambs 5.00 to 7.65.
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Chicago
Ill
Reeves
West Liberty News Briefs From Caney To Newton
Mr and Mrs Clifford Nichols of Caney Kansas visit relatives in West Liberty. Will Haupt of West Liberty left for Rock Island to see his ailing wife. Mrs Frank Montgomery of Springdale dies after tuberculosis battle. funeral Monday at West Branch. George Timmerman visited Davenport then returned. Fern Miller Minnie Wilson visited West Branch with Dr McGregor. Mrs J P McMillen and Mrs Lida Pownall go to Iowa City to see Robinson brothers circus. Nina Shaffer Jennie Roberts visited Amy Purvis. Howard Mountain returns to Des Moines after visit. Pythians hold memorial at Oakridge cemetery. Dr Ida May Guthrie of Carthage Indicted for dynamiting Newton house, found not guilty. travels home with attorney.
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Clifford Nichols
Caney
Kansas
Grant Nichols
Will Haupt
West Liberty
Rock Island
Frank Montgomery
Springdale
Edith Hill
Nina Shaffer
Jennie Roberts
Amy Purvis
Howard Mountain
Des Moines
Oakridge Cemetery
Ida May Guthrie
Carthage
Ill
Newton
Ainsworth Notes Masons and Local Movements
Ainsworth Ia June 20 C N Easter and George McCaleb attended the grand lodge of Masons at Water loo George Marr and Vera Woods niece are visiting relatives in Nebraska M E Duffy of Trenton Mo is the agent at the depot during T J Easter absence Mrs Duffy is
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Ainsworth
C. N. Easter
George McCaleb
Grand Lodge of Masons
Waterloo
George Marr
Vera Woods
Nebraska
M. E. Duffy
Trenton
T. J. Easter
Duffy
Chicago Market Report Reforms Butter and Dairy Prices
Chicago milk and dairy prices hold steady with butter at 27 cents and creameries at 26 cents. Eggs stay steady as receipts reach 14,900. Market activity notes include prime firsts at 18 4 cents and firsts at 17 1/2 cents with marked cases totaling 154 percent.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Steady In Chicago Market
Chicago June 20 poultry prices steady buyers see turkeys at 11 cents, chickens 14 cents, springs 22 to 24 cents per pound as market holds with supplies adequate and demand steady.
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Chicago
New York Markets Poultry Prices Quietly Decline
New York markets report alive poultry easier with live broilers at 25c, fowls 17c, turkeys 10 to 14c. Dressed poultry also ease with broilers 22 to 25c, fowls 15 to 19c, turkeys 15 to 18c.
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New York
Butter Prices Hold Steady as Receipts Rise in New York
New York on June 20 reports butter receipts at 6,900 with creamery specials at 28c and state dairies at 23 to 27c. Process grades run 22 to 25c, factory at 22 23c, and imitation creamery at 24 to 25c. Eggs show firmer tone with 13,500 receipts.
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New York
New York Grain Market Report
New York on June 20 reports Wheat for September at 1.003 dollars and Corn at 68 1/2 cents. Market notes show steady demand and modest price levels across grain futures.
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New York
St Louis Grain Market Report
St Louis market report notes Wheat for September at 93 cents, Corn at 60 cents, Oats at 36 and 56 cents per bushel.
Peoria Corn Market Report
Peoria market notes show corn No 3 priced at 58 cents per bushel as of June 20 with buyers and sellers assessing relief and demand conditions in the trade.
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Peoria
Muscatine Livestock and Grain Market Summary
Market report from Muscatine lists livestock prices with categories including Choice heavy at $9.10 and $9.00 for light, Rough heavy $8.75, Stags $8.50, Choice steers $5.00 to $6.00, Cows and heifers $3.50 to $4.00, Lambs $5.00 to $6.00, Veal calves $4.50 to $5.00, Bulls $3.00 to $3.50, Sheep $4.00 to $5.00. Grain values show Corn 65 to 79 cents, Wheat 95 cents to $1.00, Rye 60 cents, Oats 45 cents, Barley 50 to 55 cents, Hay loose $17.00.
Feed and Market Prices From Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice Co
A comprehensive list of livestock, meats, produce, dairy, and seafood prices from Muscatine Markets. Includes hay and grain prices, butter, eggs, poultry, beef, pork, fish, and seasonal fruits with per unit costs and bulk bundles.
Local Social Notes Include Visits Across Iowa
Mrs Wright McConnell visited Cedar Rapids Tuesday to see relatives and friends while Miss Jean Stephens of Keota spent Sunday with the W T Trotter family. Harry Pearson and family went to Davenport after the death of Hartwick. Ellen Tomlinson died in Seymour Missouri. she was sister to Mrs Strain. Margaret Townsend visited Iowa City, C R Stearns left for Chicago, Joe Utterback and others fished at Cone Lake, Alta Olds from Rock Island visited relatives, T J Easter and spouse departed on a trip.
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Wright McConnell
Cedar Rapids
Jean Stephens
Keota
W. T. Trotter
Harry Pearson
Davenport
Hartwick
Harvey Hites
Robert
Maynard
Muscatine
Ellen Tomlinson
Seymour
James Strain
Margaret Townsend
Iowa City
C. R. Stearns
Chicago
Mr. Stearns
Rock Island
Joe Utterback
Joe Trotter
Steve Ross
Will Smiley
Cone Lake
Alta Olds
Pleasure trip through the south with St Louis and New Orleans
Mrs. Joe Trotter plans a Wednesday morning excursion through the south visiting St Louis and New Orleans. She is staying the week with her mother Mrs. Lottie Norton in Washington.
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South
St Louis
New Orleans
Joe Trotter
Lottie Norton
Washington
Law firm ad listing services in Muscatine Iowa
A business attorney offers general law practice including loans insurance and real estate with emphasis on estate settlements and collections. Abstracts of titles made and banks kept on hand. Office over First National Bank Muscatine Iowa.
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H. M. Bartlett
Muscatine
Iowa
Surrey
Reliance Loan Company
First National Bank
Lowe
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Muscatin Island
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Iowa Ave
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East 8Rd St
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C. Heppe
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East Second St
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Chas, Schner
Westville Mfg. Co
Westville, N. J
Giel
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Curity
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Benham Ave
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Park Ave
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Old Armory
Horton's
Fletcher Ave
Boston Shoe Repairing CO
J. Journal
Porter
Suitorium
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NEW York Markets
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Cardus
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