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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1905

Page

8

Choice Sheet Music Sale and Local Notices

National edition offers 19 copies for 25c and a 15 cent sale on special music at Hirt & Fesler's. Local notes include picnics postponed for Willing Workers and Trinity Sunday school at Weed Park, plus many brief arrivals and departures, graduations, and travel plans among Iowa City residents.

Hirt & Fesler Trinity Sunday School Weed Park

Hirt and Fesler piano CD and local sales

Music sale at Hirt and Fesler begins Thursday with copies at 15 cents and eight for one dollar. Also notes social events, including Mite Sewing Circle meeting, and a Davenport resident returning home after a death in Grandview.

Hirt & Fesler’s

Former Muscatine Man Dies A. W. Heinly of Danville

Milton Heinly of near Fairport received word from Danville Illinois of the death of his brother A. W. Heinly formerly of Muscatine. An old soldier who enlisted in the Second Iowa Cavalry at the war’s start he was severely wounded in later fighting. He had run hotel and opera house ventures in Danville and amassed considerable wealth.

Milton Heinly Fairport Danville Ilinois A. W. Heinly Mr. Heinly Second Iowa Cavalry

Homeseeker’s Rates via Iowa Central Ry

On first and third Tuesdays of each month, Homeseeker’s Rates apply to Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and other states. Stop overs allowed, tickets limited 21 days. For rates and times, contact agents or A. B. Cutts, G P and T A, Minneapolis.

Homeseeker Iowa Central Ry Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas New Mexico Colorado A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

Tell This To Your Wife Electric Bitters Cure Female Complaints

Advertisement notes that Electric Bitters cure female complaints, headaches, backaches and nervousness with safe relief and a promise of no pay if ineffective. Sold for 50 cents at Havercamr's Prescription Drug Store.

Havercamr’s

Grand clearing sale on Handsome Wash Goods

A local advertisement promotes handsome wash goods at 15 cents a yard for 40 pieces. The sale features sheer quality items that previously sold from 20 to 30 cents, with other wash goods priced from 5 to 50 cents per yard in various colors.

Children’s Wash Dresses At The Boston Store

A new line of children’s wash dresses in multiple colors and sizes from 4 to 14 years, priced from 25c to $2.50 and up to $2.50, all ready to wear. Readily available at The Boston Store with many pretty options for little girls.

Panama Boston

Grand Saie Muslin Underwear Price List

Price catalog for ladies and children's muslin underwear items. Includes gowns drawers corset covers white skirts and girls skirts with prices ranging from a few cents to about four dollars, notable entries include 39¢ 50¢ 63¢ 75¢ and 88¢ among others.

Grand Silk Petticoat Clearance Sale

Grand clearing sale offers silk petticoats in many colors with heavy ruffle taffeta silk and dust ruffle. Original price $10.00 now reduced to $6.98. Other silk petticoats priced from $3.75 to $15.00. Call to view.

Grand Clearing

Donovan Commission to Furnish Kansas City Market

Beginning today the Journal will be furnished the Kansas City grain market by the Donovan Commission Company. The Journal will publish both Chicago and Kansas City markets in the future, with the Chicago market already provided by the Associated Press. This change brings readers the long sought market information.

You will never regret it. He is one of the

The fragment notes a promise or suggestion directed at a reader, referencing a male subject described as notable or trustworthy, but the remaining context is missing to identify who he is or what action is implied.

Arcadia Vale of Shenandoah Big Fig Tree Beautiful Star Heinie Bridge of Gold Cross Road Nellie Dear St. Louis Louis Polly Prim Pal Peter Piper Rome Anona

Cannon Wins In Burlington Foot Race With Woman Politician

Speaker Joseph G. Cannon jogging with Mrs. L. W. Busbey during a train stop at Burlington Station, finishing second to the challenger amid cheering spectators. The congressional party had visited Portland and was en route home.

Burlington, Ila Joseph G. Cannon National House of Representatives Burlington Station Congressional Party Portland Exposition Hedge Cannon L. W. Busbey

See G. M. Titus For Home Exchange Offers

If your current home does not fit your needs, consult G. M. Titus to exchange it for a new residence. This notice promotes real estate swap services and directs buyers to the local dealer.

G. M. Titus Iowa Avenue

Wheat and market reports from Kansas City June 27

Private wire notes show open high low close for wheat and corn with mixed percentages and prices. Market data include cattle pork and rib futures, Northwestern receipts for Minneapolis, and commodity prices from New York St Louis Peoria and Chicago markets.

Kansas City Northwestern Minneapolis Duluth

Chicago Produce Market Futures and Live Stock Report

Wheat prices rise and fall with No 2 red around $1.03 and Sept $0.86 decline. Oats and rye show mixed gains with July openings and Sept closes. Park, lard, ribs futures move. Clover, barley, flax, timothy priced. Cattle and hog receipts strong with steady to higher bids. sheep and lambs advance modestly.

Chicago Associated Press Timothy

Chicago butter and egg market report

Chicago area dairy markets show butter steady at 16 to 19 1/2 cents for creameries and 15 to 18 cents for dairies. Eggs quoted at 12 1/2 to 15 1/4 cents as of June 27.

Chicago Ill

Chicago Poultry Market Report

Chicago poultry market notes firm prices for turkeys at 14 to 15 cents per pound and chickens at 11 to 16 cents, with springs quoted 16 to 20 cents per pound. Market reflects steady demand in Chicago, Ill, June 27.

Chicago Ill

Wheat and corn bids from New York market report

New York Produce Market report shows Wheat for July at 95 1/2 cents and Corn at 61 3/4 cents. Market notes indicate steady activity on June 27 as traders assess futures and cash flows.

New York

New York Poultry Market Report

New York poultry market details show fowls 10 to 13 cents, springs 22 cents, and broilers 22 cents, with prices indicated for wholesale trade on June 27.

New York

Wheat and grain prices in the market report

The market lists Wheat at retail 1.10 dollars, Oats 32 to 40 cents, Corn at 4 cents, Pop corn four cents per pound, Batlery dealers at 45 cents, Rye shippers 50 to 55 cents retail 65 cents, Hay 7.50 to 9.00 dollars, Hay Baled retail 11 to 12 dollars, Shorts retail per cwt 1.95 to 1.10, Bran retail per cwt 1.00.

Yesterday's Markets In Brief Cattle and hogs move in mixed tones

Yesterday's markets show cattle values mend after a light run with fat steers selling mostly higher in the medium and comm grades. Hogs rise modestly as buyers push prices up, bulk sales at 5.45 to 5.55 with top 5.57. Sheep and lambs firm to higher with Arizona wethers at 5.10 and best spring lambs near 7.75 while bulk stays above 7.00.

Chicago Texas Arizona Wethers Land

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A & Re Tetra Joe Lampher West Liberty Hirt and Fesler’s E. W. Files Iowa City Chris Thomson Pearl Jones Lilah Hatfleigh East Sixth Street Creston Iowa Ray M. Bitzer Mt. Vernon Edna Desch Aledo Frank Halstead East Front Street Nichols B. C. Eis Moline Gus. Detrich East Seventh Street Beulah Bennison West Third Street Washington Father Grieser St. Mary’s Church Dubuque Fred Garrison Fairfield Phila Watson Wilton 8. A. Kerns Magoon Lown Avenue Fifth Street Ottumwa Ralph Luse Jennie Swanson Clare Oldaker Ed, Rittenmeyer Iowa City Business College Geneva Little Mary Prosser Fourth and Sycamore Streets Hocking Louis Eichler Business College Eichler W. Miksch Verna Denver Hirt Fesler Piano Mite Harry Gertz Davenport Grandview Anna Buster Banner Lodge Recorder Henry Prow Boise City Idaho Aquiller Prow Moscow Road Adies Danville, al Grand Sale Ohie Kansas City Market Oliver W Stewart Illinois America C. Leverne Peck the Business College East Second Street A. G. Whittaker The Donovan Commission Co Turkeys Peoria Met. Sec So. Pac St. Paul Mo. Pac UN. Pac A. Copper Penna Atchison IR. Island U. S. Steel U. S. Pfd Great W California Chi Muscatine Markets She Wilson Shoe Store
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