Wilton and Davenport Contacts Linked by Local Visits
Wilton and Davenport residents populate a long list of weekend and weekday visits with relatives and friends across Muscatine Davenport and West Liberty. Names include Ed Ruff Paul Collier Geo Eherberger Mrs John Glaussen LeRoy Ayers Arthur Dulmer Bessie Christenson Wm F Warner Dorothy Sullivan Bert Barton J W Robinson J A Boatman D C Stibolt Lillian Huecke Ina Crona Ralph Cackshoot Dan Smith Lottie Crouse O Burnside Harry Freeland A L Beaver Isaac Peiffer J McDermott W H Mason F A Lalchaw and many others. The note shows repeated trips for business and social visits with no single unfolding event.
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Wilton
Ed. Ruff
Pittsburg
Paul Collier
Davenport
Geo
Eherberger
Muscatine
Mra
John Glaussen
Victor
LeRoy Ayers Ieft
West Liberty
Arthur Dulmer
Mies
Bessie Christenson
Moscow
F. Warner
la Salle
Hain
J. R. N. Latehaw
Omaha
Misa Dorothy Sullivan
Mert
Bert Barton
Ladora
J. W. Robinson
Kaw
Lillian Huecke
J. J. McSwiggin
Iowa City
Frank Martin
C. E. Ruff
R. L. Cotton
P. A. Duncan
Geo. Chawn
A. L. Beaver
Isaac Peiffer
Art Wilton
J. McDermott
West Iiberty
WH. P. Mason
Ady
Ataligga
F. A. Lalchaw
The
Presbyterian Church
M. Shamit
Moxtanida Shamir
Hede, Schroeder
Strong and Smith
King and Son
Frank
Mechaniscaville
James Bacon
W. A. Golden
Sophia Miller
Ruth Ringgenberg
Anna Mendrix
Elizabeth Cronin
Ralph Cockshoot
Hanley
EB. C. White
Fred Millage
Frank Cope
Kirkpatrick
C. Christensen
Moline
Theo. Harker
Wheat gains on Liverpool news boost in Chicago market
Unanticipated Liverpool sentiment shift spurred buying in Chicago wheat. Reports credit short nerves at Liverpool over limited contract stock, with ocean shipments down more than 3 million bushels. September futures rose to around 89 cents, before closing firmer at 9 1/4? per bushel amid a broad grain rally.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ocean Passage
North Dakota
Kansey
Oklahoma
Draft horse Seal Brown imported from France
Gapon de Mont An elexant big Belgium ton draft horse, Seal Brown, five years old imported from France stands at home Mondays Tuesdays Fridays and Saturdays at Otto Fritch ners now Era Wednesdays and Thursdays terms sixteen dollars to insure vo colt
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France
Otto Fritchners
Era
Horse Advertisement From a Historical Notice
Colonel Habbie offers 16 hands high Black Jack a sure foal getter. Mealy noge and years old produce fine colts. Terms 16 dollars to insure live colt. Black draft horse at 10 dollars.
Carter and Muscatine Owners Locate 1 Mile South of Sweetland
W H Carter owner and Miles N FE Muscatine listed a property one mile south and west of Sweetland in a concise record.
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Muscatine
Richard von Dresky
South Muscatine
Miles N. FE
Sweetland
School Office Hours Schedule Displayed
The notice lists daily office hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 30 with Saturday evening hours from 4 to 9. It reflects standard public hours for general inquiries and services.
Market Report on Hog Prices and Provisions
Hog market notes show prices slipping to 41 percent and rising to four percent amid easy provisions. Early sales range two to twelve percent lower, with September pork at 15.47, lard at 8.30, and ribs at 8.32.
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Market data for Wheat Oats Meats and livestock shows bid ask and close figures across July September and December contracts. Prices listed include Wheat values around 62 to 121.57, Oats around 4.64 to 4.2, Pork at about 15.62 to 16.52 per bushel, Lard at 8.20 to 8.35 per 100 lbs, and Short Ribs near 8.25 to 8.40 per 100 lbs. Additional items include Rye No 2 at 90 6910, Timothy Hay 12.00, Clover 15.26, with various bid and close figures throughout.
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Chicago
Tuy i
Biarlav
Timothy
Glover
Receipts and Shipments of Grains in Chicago June 26
Daily movement shows wheat at 8 cars, corn 329 cars, oats 299000, rye 0, barley 39,000 bushels. Total wheat receipts at Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth: 334 cars. corn 440 last year. week prior 38 cars.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluhy
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Lenghty June 26 Report
Chicago cash grain prices show mixed bids for wheat corn and oats with numerous No variations and regional grading. Wheat ranges from No 1 hard near 92 cents to No 2 spring around 90 cents while corn stays around 64 to 56 cents for several grades and white or yellow distinctions.
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Chicago
Kansas City Grain Prices and Bids Report
Kansas City Missouri June 26 Wheat July 43 0 sellers Sept price bid Corn July unchanged to higher bid 81 06 85 bid No 2 mixed 57 8c No 3 white 87 16 58c Oats unchanged to 4 higher No 2 white 43 43 4e No 2 mixed 41 42c Rye 86 90e Hay unchanged to 50e higher Choice Amethy 18.00 19.00 choice prairie 15.50 16.00 Receipts Wheat 67 cars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jkansas City
Choice Amathy
Chotea Prairie
Omaha Grain Market Report and Liverpool Prices
Omaha Nebraska notes show wheat and corn prices with mixed changes and shipment totals. The Liverpool market reports closing prices for wheat corn and mixed American grades with Manitoba futures and dates.
Peoria Grain Market Reports Mixed Prices June 26
Peoria market notes show corn firm at various grades with prices around 47 cents for an ante sample and oats steady. No. 3 white and No. 3 yellow futures listed. mixed and nixed basins appear with small variations. Duluth grain bids mirror a similar climate with July wheat at 98 cents and September at 96 cents bid, with offers around 36 1 2 cents asked.
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Liverpool
Yiverpool
Manitoba
Aid
Cori
Peoria
Duluth
Puluth
Minn
Chicago Produce Market Butter and Cheese Prices
Chicago and New York markets report steady butter prices with creamery, prime, and firsts varying by grade. Receipts numbers and per unit rates are listed for daisies, twins, young Americas, and other dairy items, with poultry and egg figures also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Finbat
Lee
Liberal Supply Drives Slump in Steers and Mixed Markets
Liberal supplies today pushed steer bids to $6.50-$6.65 while hogs opened 6-10 cents lower. Lambs and sheep showed softer to steady movement with top lambs around $6.85 and sheep steady. cattle receipts near 26,000 with mixed demand and regional price spreads noted across Chicago markets.
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Chicago
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha Neb June 26 Cattle receipts 9300 market steady to stronger native cows and heifers 3.00 6.00 western feeders 3.60 5.10 stockers and feeders 2.60 5.26 hogs receipts 6900 market steady heavy 4.15 mixed 4.00 4.10 sheep receipts 6800 market slow to fair sheep 3.00 6.00 lambs 5.50 6.26 wl
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Chicago
Reeves
Sateurday
Texas
Tovar
Western
Omaha
Neb
Kansas City Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Kansas City Missouri stock market notes for June 26 report receipts for Tees, 7000, native stock, cow and heifer prices ranging from 3.20 to 6.10, western steers around 476 to 610, and flox receipts totaling 13060 with steady market for heavy and packers. Sheep receipts near 8000 with steady prices for mutton and lambs, with prices from 3.26 to 6.08 for various grades.
St Joseph Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices
Market reports from St Joseph show cattle receipts at 1 800 with steers 4506 dollars, cows and heifers about 3.00, calves 2 500? to 3 60. Hog receipts near 6 000 with ton at 6 20, sheep at 6 000 with lambs 4 50. Cotton steady in Galveston. wool mixed in St Louis. New York poultry dressed and fowl prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South St. Joseph
Velow
3 Top Notchers in the Breeding Class
Breeding catalog notes Ned Builder a standardbred chestnut foaled 1907 sired by Red Gamalmon 2 16 percent with Red Milia 2 12 percent Red Cut 211744 among fast runners. Dam Arena A granddam Tred Milia 2 12 percent and a full sister to Mabel A 2 23 percent. Gov. Lucas 2 24 percent and a dam’s full sister to Redinda 2 07 percent. Spring mares offered at 16.00 dollars. Attorney d1013 notes other chartnut foaled 1902, weight 1200 pounds, height 16 percent. Costs advertised at 10 dollars.
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Ned Builder
Red Gamalmon
Red Milia
Red Builder
Arena A
Mabel A
Gov. Lucas
Redinda
Onward
Pilot Jr
Beat
Market Opens With Strong Demand Then Pullback
The New York stock market starts with vigorous buying, lifting United States Steel 7,600 shares to 79 1/2 from Saturday, with gains in Union Pacific Southern Pacific Utah Copper Reading and others. As outside demand from Harriman influences fades, prices recede and many issues fall back to levels below last week's close, with notable swings in Underwood Typewriter and May Department Stores.
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New York
N. Y
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Utah Copper
Reading
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Harriman
Great Northern Preferred
Northwestern
Underwood "Typewriter
May Department
New York Stocks List Snapshot of 1920s Market Names
A dense list of leading stocks and railroads dominates the page, including American Sugar Refining, American Car & Foundry, American Smelting & Refining, Anaconda Mining, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago & Northwestern, Great Northern, Interborough Metropolitan, Louisville & Nashville, Missouri Pacific, New York Central, Norfolk & Western, Northern Pacific, Pennsylvania, Pullman, Rock Island, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, United States Steel, Wabash, Western Union, and related rail and utility names with varying pricing and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bart Bale
Amalgamated Copper Free
America
American Car & Foundry
Orsee
American Cotton
American Lomocotive
American Smelting & Refning
Amer, Smelting & Reining
American Sugar Refining
Anaconda Mining Co
Alcmison Wi
Sey Ene
Atlantic Coast ‘Tin
Baladimore
Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Tronalt
Canadian Pacific Co. Ve
Cheanposke & Onlo
Chicaga
Northwestern
Ghionga
Mil
St.Paul
Goloragde
Colorado
Southern
Delaware & Wadson
Denver
Rio Grande
Penver
Rio Granda Pfd
Great ‘Northern’ Pfa
Creat Northern
Ora Ctis
Tinots Central
Lady Interborough Met
Interborough-Met
Sense
Louisville & Nashville
Pee
Missouri Pacine Cssse
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
National Biscuit National Lead
Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific
Pacifc Mall
Pennsylvania
People’s Gan
Css Remdingg
Atone
Rock Island Co
Ee Tock Island Co
Muscatine Market Prices Post Seasonal Dairy and Grain Rates
Market notes show poultry, butter, eggs, and guinea prices alongside grain and feed rates. Cattle and lamb values listed with heavy and light steer figures, hay, oats, barley, and crude grain prices. Wholesale market data include fresh eggs at 12 to 30 cents, butter 12 cents, and various feed items with per hundred or per ton pricing.
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RYO
Cscoen Snes
Balea Bey Ceees
Seawas
Cotm Poveere
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Titus Loan & Investment Co
Thia
Wilsel
G. W. Lindle
Walnut Street
Titan Loan & Investment Oe
Old Muscatine Fair Grounds
Mulberry St
Bert C. Proitsman
Dunkirk
Montana
H. J. Heinz Co
Phone
Collie
Atock
Wm. H. Carter
Sweetland Center
B. 2Nd St
I. Soyenon
10Th & Mulberry
Geo. N. Rockwell
N. Rosenberger
Iowa Ave
Sycamore, St. Phone
Orange St
Eleventh
Schmidt
Fisch
Fair Oaks
W. 4Th Street
W. J. Fatey
Reny
Mulberry Avenue
East 5Th
Cherry Shoe Store
J. Bilkey
Iowna Avenue
Michigan
J. Linn Hoopes
FON Rent
Elchensner Cigar Store
Chestnut St
Lee Geo, Or
J. L. Knopp
George A.mahn
Geo, A. Hahn
Culver St
W. Gil. Street
Jersey
Save—Choice Residences
West Third St. J
Utnn Hoopes
Y. Journal
Cal
East Third’ St
Ritchie Corrugated Culvert Co
Boston
Eeel. J. Greenblatt
Ehst N T
Fight Housekeeping
Enquire U Journal
Newell Avenue
Shreko
Xory
Moler Barber College
Marion
Hawkeye Pearl Button Co
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Leo Barry
Rosenberger
M. W. Stirlen & Co
2Nd St
Dyer
FG. Wickes
Agnes
St. Joseph
Sidney Beery
Liverpool News
Gapon de Mont
Habbie
Reginal
W.h.carter
Cormer
Y. Ger.Am. Bank Bldg
J. Hutchings
Bankers
Omaha Grain Market
Omahe
St. Joseph Live Stock Market
Galveston
Cottton
St. Louis
Western Brothers
Big Jack
Joe Nyenhauis
Lucas St. W
A. Allman
Kooper
Muscatine Markets
Springs
Titob
Sun Titus & Jackson
Lowe
Maro
West Second Street
Lowa
Iowa
Banking House
First National Bank
Blein
D. V. Jackson
M. Hughes
S. G. Blein
D. Jackson
J. R. Retting
3. K. Smith
J. Curskaddan
I. T.sawyer
Wibbora
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