Institute Closes After Record Attendance 206
The Muscatine county institute closes this afternoon following one of the most successful sessions. Examinations in all branches will finish by evening with certificates awarded to those who pass. Two new attendees bring total to 206. Resolutions express gratitude to city ministers, musicians, Prof. Peck, and Batterson stores for support and entertainment.
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Insii
Selma Brammeier
Wilton
Marie Hudler
Witter
Peck
Muscatine Business College
Batterson Stores
Moore Sentenced to Penitentiary for Manslaughter in Winnemore Case
William Moore, convicted of manslaughter in the Winnemore death after reckless horse driving, has been committed to Fort Madison for a 10 month term following a denied rehearing by the Supreme Court. The case stemmed from Moore forcing a runaway horse on Second Street, striking and fatally injuring Thomas Winnemore who later died.
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William Moore
Thomas Winnemore
Supreme Court
Fort Madison
Grand Jury
Moore
Second and
Mulberry
Second Street
Muscatine Lumber & Box Company
East Second Street
Winnemore
Mulberry Street
Republicans to Meet In Aug 16 Convention At Aledo
Rock Island Illinois June 29 The Republican congressional committee of the fourteenth district of Illinois met at Bushnell and decided to hold the congressional convention at Aledo the county seat of James McKinney home county The delegation is based on one delegate for every 200 votes cast for President Roosevelt in 1904 or a major fraction thereof.
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Rock Island
Ill
Fourteenth District
Hainois
Bushnell
James McKinney
Aiedo
Roosevelt
Peoria School Board Election Declared Illegal
In Peoria Illinois Judge Worth fmeton ruled the recent school board election was invalid for the past year. Eight longtime members will be ousted and a new election will be held to choose a replacement board immediately. The ruling cites the city council’s lack of authority to call elections in prior years.
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Peoria
Worth Fmeton
Ooe
Mass Meeting Opens Summer Series at City Park
The YMCA hosts the first mass meeting of the summer at City Park Sunday afternoon from 3:00 to 3:30 featuring a Baptist choir and band. At 3:30 Rev. Judson Kempton will deliver an address. The event invites all to attend across denominational lines.
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Citizen's
Judson Kempton
Diplomatic Banquet Hosted by French Ambassador in London
French ambassador Paul Cambon entertained Ambassador Reid Mrs Reid and Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth at a London dinner. The guest list featured diplomatic service members and foreign officers with spouses.
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Longworths and
Reids
Ambassador Cambon
London
Paul Cambon
Ambassador Reid
Reid
Nicholas Longworth
Diplomatic Service
Muscatine District Camp Meeting At Wilton Grounds
Announcements call for a three day Muscatine district camp meeting at Wilton camp grounds July 14 15 and 16 The schedule features Iowa Wesleyan University events July 14 a college picnic July 15 a basket preaching day led by Dr J W Hancher and July 16 a business meeting to decide the group s future and grounds disposal.
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Muscatine District
Wilton Camp Grounds
Lowa Wesleyan University
J. W. Hancher
Iowa Wesleyan University
Itowa Wesleyan University
Little Richard Dolsen Dies at Five
The six year old son of Mrs. Ida Dolsen died at his grandparents’ home on Lawn Avenue and Seventh Street after a two week illness with tubercular meningitis. Born August 23, 1900, in the city, he was a bright, loved child and will be deeply missed by family and friends.
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Richard Dolsen
Ida Dolsen
William Richards
WAS SOCIETY NIGHT AT CAPT AMENT SHOWS
Last night drew many of our best citizens and families to Capt. Ament's exhibitions. The shows surpassed any carnival displays ever seen here and were well paid for time and money. Tonight and tomorrow all shows admit 10c. A big Saturday matinee is planned.
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Capt. Ament
East Hill Place Pipes on Holly Street
Railway workers have completed regauging and reballasting along Park avenue and are laying sewer pipes on Holly street. Laurel street work finished last night. Park avenue will soon be passable again amid recent showers. Local social news notes Ladies Aid visit and residents planning short trips.
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East Hill
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Park Avenue
Holly Street
Laurel Street
Market updates from Chicago June 29 with grain and commodity quotes
The report lists wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax and barley prices with bid and ask ranges, month contracts, and closing figures. It notes No 2 red and white grain grades, spot cash prices for July and September futures, and currency-like per bushel quotes alongside lard and rib prices.
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H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice Block
Chicago
Italy
C. Clever
Timothy
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Market Report June 29 1910
Chicago cattle receipts reach 2000 with steady prices across beef, cows and stockers while hogs total 14000 with higher light and mixed butchers. bulk sales near 6.70 to 6.75. Sheep receipts at 19000 ease ten cents, lambs range 5.50 to 7.75 with strong demand for higher grades.
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Chicago
Butter and egg prices steady in Chicago markets
In Chicago on June 29 dairy markets showed butter steady at 15 20 cents and creameries and dairies at 14 to 18 cents. Eggs remained steady at 12 to 15 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Slips On Weak Demand
Chicago market notes show poultry weaker with turkeys down 10 cents and chickens 1 to 2 cents lower. Springs quoted around 16 to 17 cents per pound amid thinning demand.
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Chicago
New York Poultry and Dairy Market Prices
New York June 29 poultry markets report alive and quiet with spring chickens at 18 cents, fowls at 13 and a half, turkeys at 11 to 12 cents. Dressed poultry steady with spring chickens 17 to 21 cents, turkeys 11 to 13 cents, fowls 11 to 14 cents. Butter firm and eggs steady and unchanged in New York markets.
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New York
Market price listings and rail travel fares from Duluth area
A dense list of commodity prices including corn oats wheat and various grains, farm staples, dairy and poultry rates, live stock quotes, timber and coal prices, fruits vegetables and seeds with numerous per unit values. Rail fares to multiple western and midwestern cities, with dates for sale and travel conditions.
Railroads cut summer excursion rates to resorts in 1996
The 1996 summer season sees lower round trip excursion fares by railroads with the Iowa Central listing rates from Elrick Junction. Example from Elrick Junction to St Paul and Minneapolis is $13.30.
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Iowa Central
Elrick Junction
St. Paul
Minneapolis
ExcurSion Fare to St Paul Minneapolis
Advertisement announces a rail excursion to St Paul Minneapolis round trip for four dollars and fifty cents on Saturday July 17. Promoter Iowa Central urges readers to pick up flyers for full details and scheduling.
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St. Paul-Minneapolis
Iowa Central
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