Linwood or Davenport M E S S excursion next Tuesday
Local notes urge readers to join the M. E. S. S excursion to Linwood or Davenport next Tuesday. Multiple notices promote the event with prices and travel details while naming organizers and participants.
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Davenport
Linwood
Doctor Shaffer Treats Eyes in Muscatine Visit
Mrs. Addah J. Boney writes from Illinois City May 19, 1907 praising Dr. Shaffer of Muscatine for successful treatment of nervous eye pain and vision issues and for fitting glasses with fair and competent service.
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Illinois City
Muscatine
State firemen hold Iowa tournament closes at Sioux City
Des Moines and Sioux City dominated the paid department events while Onawa and Marion led amateur hose teams as the Iowa State firemen’s tournament ended in Sioux City. Winners claimed purses and cups in races, hub and hub runs, novelty hose events, foot races, and a hitching contest.
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Sioux City
Iowa State Firemen
Des Moines
Onawa
Marion
Bonnie and Beauty
Clinton
Black and Tan
Reddy
Rex
Jack
Paddy and
Prince
Jim
Council Bluffs
Tom and Jerry
Corbett and Sullivan
Dennison
Holstein
Sibley
Denison and Holstein
Newton
Frank Brown
Fritz
Denison
Paddy and Prince
Jack and Jill
Mrs Geo Volger Praises Dr Shaffer For Deafness Cure
In Muscatine on May 28 1907 Mrs Geo Volger 114 W Eighth St says she was treated for deafness by Dr Shaffer about a year ago. She reports she now hears well and endorses the doctor noting he avoids grand promises and keeps those made. She adds she knows of others benefited by Dr Shaffer.
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Muscatine
Geo. Volger
Eighth St
Towa
Dr. Shaffer
P. S
Grateful Clients Laud Dr Shaffer For Catarrhal Care
Mr and Mrs Frank Fields of Muscatine Iowa commend Dr William Shaffer for catarrhal deafness treatment. Their daughter Adele, long affected, reportedly regained hearing after two months under his care, with Fields noting gratitude and recommending continued services.
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Shaffer
Frank Fields
Muscatine
Wm. Shaffer
City
Adele
Jennie Field
Frank P. Field
East Fifth Street
Best Plan to Get a Home on Installments
Advertisement offers a home by G. M. Titus at 213 Iowa Ave. for $300 down with monthly installments. The plan promotes buying a house using a fixed down payment and ongoing payments to secure ownership.
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G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Heavy rain blesses Columbus Junction after long dry spell
A strong shower soaked Columbus Junction and nearby areas after nearly two weeks of dry weather. A new cement county bridge is under construction between Columbus Junction and Columbus City. Local residents and visitors, including Mrs. John Hoover and Nellie, A A Gelatt, Fred Lee, Chas Eliason, and many others, are traveling for errands, visits, or church events. A busy week includes medical and banking errands, a Louisa County Medical association meeting, and several sermons and Sabbath activities at local churches.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus City
John Hoover
Nellie
Washington
W. S. Adamson
Bard
Adamson
Cedar Rapids
F. M. Mossberry
Mabel Crocker
Oklahoma
W. P. Paugh
F. & M. Bank
Muscatine
F. N. Wilcox
Letts
Misees
Blanche Jones
Laure McCullough
Wapello
Susie Morton
Mona Stapp
Elizabeth Malin
Ainsworth
R. H. Malin
W. H. Wolcott
Allison
Iowa
Gertrude McDaniel
Chicago Markets Report from Miner & Co
Chicago Markets furnishes by Miner and Co with prices from the Board of Trade. Cash Wheat and futures quotes cover No 2 red and hard grades, corn and oats with varied maturities. Pork futures are listed for July and September with prices.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago
Grain and feed prices report shows modest July adjustments
Market notes list rye cash at 87 cents, barley 67 to 74 cents, timothy clover and flax with no quoted price, rib and Lord entries mention July and September figures around 8.40 to 8.82 dollars, indicating mixed forage and grain value with some items not quoted.
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Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Roundup
Chicago market report for June 22 shows cattle receipts at 200 with steady prices including beeves $4.65 to $7.00 and good to prime steers $5.75 to $7.00. Hog receipts reach 14,000 with a five to six cent decline. prices range from $5.75 to $6.25 for various lots. Sheep receipts total 3,000 with steady bids from $4.00 to $7.50 for yearlings and lambs.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Butter and eggs steady in Chicago trade on June 22 with creamery butter at 19 2% and dairy butter 17 21 2 cents per pound. Egg prices hold at 13 to 14 cents per dozen amid stable market conditions.
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Chicago
C. Dairies
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago June 22 poultry market steady with turkeys and chickens showing gains. Turkeys ile and chickens 11 to 12 cents, springs 20 to 22 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Bank Statement Shows Mixed Reserve Shifts and Deposits Decline
New York on June 22 reports banks hold $5,627,000 above requirements while loans fall $5,403,000 and deposits drop $7,290,006. Reserve decreases $711,000 with a surplus up $1,112,000 and Ex-U S deposits rise $11,156,000.
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New York
U. S
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the Opera House
Opera House
Albert Shoppa
Prop
Schaefer
J. FE. Kranz
Iowa Avenue
Bestenlehner
Iawa Avenue
Will Dittman
Miss Mablethmer
Rambler
Jackson Electric Supply Co
Floy Eliason
Leits
M. E
M. W. Sterlin
Mona Brimm
Tri-cities
William Pepper
Foster
Candy Kitchen
Aline Countryman
Fruitland
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Esther and
Ruthie Gross
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs
Frred Fruitg
West Eighth Street
Oklahoma Land
Chase Land Co
D. H. Snake
Durant
Linder’s
Laura Jarard
Lone Tree
Marcus Crow
Conesville
Daniel Hayes
E. W. Taylor
Kankakee, Nl
Lola Collins of
Scott House
W. W. Crockett
Bert Hine
West Liberty
Albia
Warren Davis
Rock Island
Michael Cronin
Institute
Wilton
Ford
Vail Produce Co
Henry Ripson
Cleo Pitchforth
A. W. Whicher
Seventh Street
W. E. Whicher
Thormann
Thormann Mfg Co
Mis Ina Cate
William Cate
John A. Robbins
Cora
Carrie Krug
Eva la Rue
Atalissa
Teachers’ Institute
William Arthaured
Winfield
Beatrice Shearer
Second St
Winifred Shellabarger
Ruby Runyon
Major Johns Circle
Old Ladies’ Home
Lucelia Johns
Mary Huffman
Earth
G. M. Titus, Pres
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Cotter
Presbyterian Church
Moray
Millinery Dept
China Dept
Oxfords
Shoe Dept
Hilbert
Drug Dept
Muscatine Produce Camp
Orange & Third Streets