Local News Notes on Shopping and Visits in Muscatine
Mr and Mrs John Richards of Cotter shopped in Muscatine yesterday. Mrs Z Black of East Front street arrived home from Davenport. Mrs A A Gelatt of Los Angeles visiting Columbus Junction spent yesterday in Muscatine. P M Stark injured at Roache Musser factory is improving nicely. Mrs Anna Townsley and daughter Miss May of Letts returned home on the Firefly after visiting relatives. Sterling vs Muscatine game set for tomorrow at 3 30. Ladies free to park. Remember grocer Sleepy Eye Flour. Bargers Barrows at 420 Mulberry. Mrs George A Tilton returned to Bakersfield Cal after visiting Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gelatt
Los Angeles
Cal
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
George A. Tilton
W. F. Brannan
West Second Street
Bakersfield
Anna Townsley
Miss May
Letts
Junction
J. A. Sprague
Allerton
Will Condit
Arch L. Graham
Lhe
Keota
J. S. Blair
Louise Leonhard
L. Votroubek
Des Moines
of State Jewelers
W. A. Jones
Independence
Levi W. Myers
Portland
Oregon
Louisa County
Mr. Myers
Wapello Republican
Robert Rippey
R. R. Wright
Morning Sun
Colfax
Jimmie Kelly
Wapello
Ed. Gamble
Noah
Grandview
California
A. D. Acheson
J. D. Sands
Ainsworth
J. Cal Duncan
Garry Orr
Clifford Bell
Panhandle
Texas
Orr
Ray Reesink
Muscatine Journal Circulating Force
W. E. Whetstine
Katie Goeldner
D. N. Johnson
Everett Johnson
Big ball game this weekend and free ladies admission
Local notices mention a big ball game on Saturday and Sunday with free entry for ladies. Other items list social visits and travels among Muscatine residents, including Carmon of Peoria and Shumway of Rock Island, plus a wedding in Fairport and various stops in Davenport and Muscatine Island. Trades and advertisements for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appear alongside social news.
Sterling Infants Drub Muscatine 12 to 0 in Open Carnival Game
Sterling defeats Muscatine 12 to 0 as Knobles’ Infants commit ten errors and allow only five hits. McKee leads Muscatine while Knobles and Conlon star for Sterling in a lopsided loss for the locals at Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Harry McKee
Cook
Illinois
Mac
Mars
Bend City
Knobles
R. H. E. Sterling
Conlon
McKee and
Dietz
Muscatine Leads in YWCA Enrollment in Iowa
The June Association Monthly reports Muscatine's YWCA showing strong religious department activity. Factories Bible study classes and clubs enroll more than in any other Iowa city, with total Bible study enrollments second only to Des Moines and Dubuque. Funds for a Bible secretary funded the past three months, with plans to strengthen the work this fall. The Boating club enjoyed a slough outing and the S S L Friday club meeting was postponed a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June “Association Monthly
Young Women's Christian Association
Muscatine Association
Iowa
Des Moines
Dubuque
Sterneman Team Leads Tourney After Opening Round
The Sterneman team leads the golf tournament at the Geneva links with 43 points, two ahead of the Roach squad after the first game of the first match. The first game finished last night and the second contest begins today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterneman
Geneva Links
Roach
Eczema Now Curable by ZEMO Skin Remedy Advertisement
ZEMO, a scientific external preparation, claims to stop itching instantly and destroy germs causing skin diseases. It promises permanent cure and is marketed by E. W. Rose Med. Co. in St. Louis with selling points through A. W. Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
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Zemo
Zema
E. W. Rose Med. Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
West Second Street
Wilcox and Cardinal Wedding in Columbus Junction
Miss Bessie Fay Wilcox and G. W. Cardinal married at 6:30 pm in the Wilcox home with about 45 guests and a four course supper. Rev Arch L Graham performed the ring ceremony. The couple left for Chicago on the 9 pm train to begin housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Bessie Fay Wilcox
G. W. Cardinal
F. N. Wilcox
Arch L. Graham
Keota
Florence Haight
Chicago
Cardinal
Wilcox
Chicago Market Report Sets Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago Board of Trade figures show Wheat July at 85% to 85% with Sep and Dec ranges around 85. Corn July 68%, Sep 68% to 68%. Oats July 45% with Sep 38 to 39. Ribs and hogs noted as active with futures and cash variations. Chicago Produce Market lists No 2 red wheat at 88-91c and corn No 3 at 68c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago
Ill
Muscatine Markets Corn Oats Wheat and Livestock Prices
Market data from Muscatine lists corn 70 to 75 cents per bushel oats 45c wheat 1.00 to 1.10 dollars per bushel cracked corn retail 1.60 per cwt shelled pop corn per cwt on ear 1.15 to 1.25 peck 30c bran 1.35 per cwt oil meal 1.75 per cwt shorts 1.35 to 1.40 per cwt hay 9.00 to 10.00 fresh eggs 15c local live stock prices shipper paid choice heavy 5.65 choice light 5.50 rough heavy 5.00 stags 4.50 steers 5.00 to 5.50 cows 3.60 to 3.75 bulls 3.00 to 3.25 veal calves 4.00 to 5.00 lambs 5.00 to 6.00 sheep 4.00 to 5.00 muscatine produce co markets fresh eggs 1c butter 17c chickens dealers pay 9c live old roosters 4c turkey 10c geese 5c ducks 6c poultry market tbd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Produce Co
Tive Poultry
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary
Chicago market update for June 26 shows cattle receipts at 1,500 with ranges for beeves, stockers and feeders, cows and heifers, and westerners. Hogs receipts reach 22,000 with price bands from 5.65 to 6.27 for various classes. Sheep and lambs totals include 6,000 receipts with weak demand and price ranges for sheep, lambs, and yearlings.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter remains steady with creamery at 19 to 22 and dairies 17 to 21 cents per pound. Eggs hold steady with firsts around 15 to 16 and a half cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Rates Steady
Chicago June 26 Poultry market steady with turkeys 14 cents, chickens 10 1/2 to 11 1/2 cents, springs 20 to 22 cents.
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
The New York Produce Market report shows wheat at July 94 1/4 cents and corn at 78 1/2 cents. Market activity and price quotes reflect a typical June session with minor fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Summary
Butter remained firm with 7,200 receipts and creamery extras at 23 cents. Eggs held steady with 11,100 receipts.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report June 26
The New York poultry market shows dull activity with alive birds. Springs bring 20 cents, fowls 11 2 plus half cents, and turkeys 13 cents. Dressed items also dull with springs 15 to 22 cents, turkeys 12 to 17 cents, and fowls 12 to 13 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Louis Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat July at 85 1/2 cents, corn 7 1/2 cents, oats September 37 1/2 cents, all quoted from St Louis market notes dated June 25. Strong pricing movement noted for grains in early summer trading.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Reports Corn Prices
Peoria Illinois June 26 corn No 3 priced at 69 percent as part of the daily market note from the Peoria produce market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Cattle Prices Firm as Fat Corn-Feds Lead Chicago Trade
Chicago traders reported firm demand for fat corn-fed beeves with prices at $7.25 to $8.00 for top lots and four prime 1,447-lb beeves at $8.46. Bulk cattle $6.25 to $6.90. grassy cows weak. bulls softening. calves steady to $6.50. Total cattle volume: 17,800 across six western markets. week totals down from last week. 1908 year-to-date at 5,448,000. Hogs traded strong with packers bearish. best 319-lb hogs at $6.25, down modestly from Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stillers
Best
Chicago Horse Market Slips as Summer Demand Grows
Prices for horses drop $10 to $15 from last week amid larger receipts and light summer demand. Drafters reach $225, chunks mostly $175 or less, light wagon at $125 down. Action drivers bring $2300 to $250, mules $75-$200, ponies $75-$150. Receipts for four days total 1,500 versus 1,914 and 1,342 in prior periods. Market notes report Boock cattle at $8.25 per hundredweight and hog shipments by Bannick & Co. and Pollock pass through Seaton, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Boock
Seaton
Boock
Bannick & Co
Wilton Junction
Iowa
J. K. Pollock
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Kingsford’s
Oswego
Kingsford
T. Kingsford & Son
Oswego, N. Y
National Starch Co
the People's
John Richards
Cotter
Sterling Vs. Muscatine
William Latta
Fulham Avenue
Riverside
Barger & Barrows
P. M. Stark
Roache& Musser
Mrs
D. O. Carmon
D. F. Sullivan
East Fifth Street
R. A. Shumway
Rock Island
Roy Houdek
Davenport
W. H. Foster
Bayfield
Carl Huttig
August Huttig
Muscatine Island
Nellie
Laura
Esther Mittman
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Havercamp
Leta Aikens
West Liberty
Rocky Mountain
Havercamp’s
John St. Leger
East Ninth Street
Marshalltown
D. R. Foster
D. O. Foster
Frank Butsler
Arden
Vina
Mable Wilson
J. C. Wilson
East Front Street
Institute
Mollister
Havercamp's
Prescription Drug Store
Benj. Mark
Burlington
Mark-Sissell
Fairport
Henry Mark
Mark
Castoria
ED Pinauds
Elko Omer Eau DE
ED. Pinaud
New York City
Portland Cement
Atlas Marquette
Whelm Bebb
Sterling
Terra Firma
Pearl City
Association
Association Notes
Slough
Lead Roach
Dore H. J. Dean
Ose
Will Randall
Chas Scher
Ruthenberg Clothing CO
East Second Street
Muscatine Markets
Geo. Eitman
McQuesten & Sawyer CO
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