Old Soldier A. G. Young Suffers Paralytic Stroke
A. G. Young longtime resident and Old Soldier's Home inmate at Marshalltown Iowa suffered a paralytic stroke Sunday evening at his daughter Mrs R W Carter's Wisconsin street home in South Muscatine. This follows a prior stroke weeks earlier with some improvement but the latest attack is serious and friends hope for recovery.
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A. G. Young
R. W. Carter
Wisconsin Street
Marshalltown
Iowa
Mr. Young
Mulford Church
South End
Hampe
Sarah Jepson
Musserville Friends’ Church
Galiposis
Maine
Margaret Cracker
Moline
Lumber raft arrives for South End plant
A raft of 150 cribs of lumber arrived at 8 30 this morning at South Muscatine Lumber Company from Stillwater Minnesota aboard the steamer Lizzie Gardner and consort. It is the largest raft this season and survived a Saturday storm with no losses.
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South Muscatine Lumber Company
Mackey Lumber Company
Stillwater
Minnesota
Lizzie Gardner and Consort
South Muscatine
Fred Miller
Oskaloosa
Iowa
M. Miller
Oregon Street
Harry Miller
Joseph Niehouse
Chas. Kaiser
Charles Rider
Nick Holler
Frank Holler
Burlington
Charles Holler
Moline
John Holler
Louis Mathews
Cedar Rapids
Harry Snyder
Robert Schaefer
Grandview
Hester A. Smith
Sampson Street
Bessie Cracker
Phillip Street
Helen Blair
Mary Latham
Tigers Top White Sox 4 1 in Detroit Showdown
In Detroit on June 23 the Tigers defeated the White Sox 4 to 1. Willett’s pitching kept Chicago off balance after the third inning while Detroit mixed base hits with aggressive plays. The White Sox produced their lone run in the first inning on a sacrifice sequence.
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Detroit
Tigers
Sox
Chicago
Willett
Giants
Cubs
New York
Evers
Klein
Baseball schedule for today features league games
In the American League Chicago vs Detroit New York vs Philadelphia and Washington vs Boston. In the National League Boston vs New York Philadelphia vs Brooklyn Cincinnati vs Pittsburg.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Clinton
Springfield
Rock Island
Decatur
Dubuque
Bloomington
Burlington
Oskaloosa
Jacksonville
Kewanee
Quincy
Waterloo
New York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
St Louis
Oenree
Ese Eee
Pet Springfield
Peoriarenee Teem
Decatur Ee Ee
Dubuque Eee
Cedar
American League
Washington
National League
Wapello Social News Notes From June Visitations
Miss Bernice Carmean spent Sunday with relatives in Mediapolis. W W Archibald and wife visited friends from Saturday to Monday. Blanche Wells returned to Chicago after a month in Wapello. Herrick Todd, son of Rev M E Todd, visits after graduating from Wabash College. E T Milbourn and wife returned to Holstein after a visit. Mary Vertrees and sisters visited Emma Anderson in town. Mrs Fr Richards and daughter from Burlington plan to visit Chicago and east. W P Comstock and Emma Kerr traveled to visit relatives. D W Herrick attended a joint board session on levee and drainage. Ellen Wilson and daughter visited Burlington. Ora Vaught went to Chicago to buy a new automobile.
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Wapello
Bernice Carmean
Mediapolis
W. W. Archibald
R. E
Manon R. R. Herrick Todd
M. E. Todd
Presbyterian Church
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
E. T. Milbourn
Grandview
Holstein
Mary Vertrees
Lizzie Huffman
Kittie
Jessie Moffett
Leland and
Wallace
Emma Anderson
Stella
Chicago
Fr. Richards
Burlington
D. W. W. Herrick
Muscatine
Boards of Supervisors
Louisa
A. B. Hook
Grant
Monay
District Conference Kicks Off at Methodist Church
The Muscatine District Conference of Iowa opened at the First Methodist Church with about twenty clergymen and laymen attending. Rev. David Phillips spoke on pastor supported by the congregation, and Joseph Hanley Hearld discussed the 1908 General Conference. Attendees included Rev. E. C. Brooks and Rev. James Priestnal amid a morning session of reports and committee appointments.
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Muscatine District
Iowa
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Quayle
Sunday Memorial Tabernacle
Frank Leeds
Webster
David Phillips
Lone Tree
Phillips
Joseph Hanley
Muscatine
Harney
J. C. Willits
E. C. Brooks
North English
James Priestnal
Washington
F. P. Tucker
Marengo
W. J. Hamilton
Tiffin
E. A. Brinton
Oxford
J. R. Hanley
West Liberty
J. E. Corley
Wilton
W. J. Fowler
Buffalo
J. C. Brown
Nichols
W. A. Longnecker
Beaming Royal Gift List Highlights Historic Silver
The Prince and Princess of Wales join a lavish gift display for a couple’s wedding, presenting an array of George III era silver pieces. Notables include emerald and sapphire jewelry, silver trinkets from Mrs. W. D. Sloane and Mr. and Mrs. Ogden Mills, plus diamond pins and gold cups from many prominent families.
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Prince
Princess of Wales
Earl and Countess of Dudley
Dudley
Mr. Ward
Lady Wolverton
George III
J. P. Morgan
W. D. Sloane
New York
Twombley
Hay
Washington
Ogden Mills
Russell Sage
Lord Roseberry
George I
Lord
Mount Stephen
Charles B. Alexander
Boardman
W. W. Astor
J. J. Astor
Lady Barrymore
Secretary of State
Mrs. Root
Miss Jennie Crocker
Templeman Crocker
Joseph Grant
Sir John
Lady Lister Kaye
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Chicago Markets Report Broad and Grain Prices
Chicago market report shows wheat soy corn oats and livestock prices. Wheat near 86 cents July and 85 86 cents September while corn near 69 cents July and 69 56c September. Hog prices around 6.00 to 6.15 for typical loads and beef and sheep receipts noted.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Report
New York on June 23 reports poultry prices steady with alive birds and springs at 20 cents, fowls unchanged. Market activity described as stable with no significant shifts in demand or supply.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Faces Steady Trade
New York June 23 Butter steady with receipts of 22 101. creamery specials 23 to 23 1 3 c extras 2 24 to 22 1 2 c Third to first 19 to 22 c Dairy 19 to 22 c Process 14 1 2 to 22 Factory first 19 c. Eggs firm with receipts 16 310. first 17 to 18 c seconds 16 to 16 1 2 c.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
New York Grain Market Report From June 23
Wheat for July at 9 45 per bushel and corn at 7 65c per bushel quoted in New York market notes. The report lists grain values with July wheat and corn prices on the board.
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New York
St Louis Grain Market Report June 23
Wheat July 84 and 84 cents. Corn 69 1 2 cents. Oats September 37 1 2 cents. Peoria Produce Market reports corn No 3 at 70 cents.
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St. Louis
Peoria
Ill
Local Market Prices for Grain Livestock Poultry and Produce
Market listings show corn 7c to 75c, oats 45c, wheat 1.00 to 1.10, cracked corn 1.60 cwt, popcorn 1.15 to 1.25 per cwt shelled 1.40 to 1.75, per peck 30c. Hay 9.00 to 10.00. Fresh eggs 15c. Live stock: shippers choice heavy 5.25, choice light 5.10, rough heavy 4.50, cows 3.50 to 3.75, bulls 3.00 to 3.25, veal 4.00 to 6.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.00, sheep 4.00 to 5.00. Muscatine Produce Co. markets list eggs 13c, butter 17c, poultry prices, vegetables with cabbage 1c to 10c, onions 1c, green onions 5c, celery 1.10, cucumbers 5c, wax beans 1.10, potatoes 20c peck, 70c bushel, lettuce 5c, new potatoes 40c peck, radishes 5c, strawberries 12 to 15c quart. Beef prices 1c to 10c, beefsteak 11c, beef roast 10 to 12%c, lard 10c, ham 20c per lb, flour 1.35 to 1.60, cheese 20c, turkeys 17% per lb.
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Muscatine Produce Co
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Lizzie Gardner
Detroit Tigers
White
White Sox
Ellen Wilson
Geo. Deppey
Long Creek
Ed Wilson
Ora Vaught
Royal Eyes
Sherwood
Jewel
Ballerson Stores
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Jly
C. Barney
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