Mrs May Lewis to Celebrate 83rd Birthday on East Hill
The 83rd birthday of Mrs May Lewis of 1123 Park Avenue will be observed at her family residence during the coming week. On Wednesday afternoon she invites the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church to spend the afternoon. A reunion of Mrs Lewis family is set for Saturday, July Fourth, with several children and relatives expected to attend.
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May Lewis
Park Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Robert Seiler
Burlington
Walcott
Davenport
G. Smalley
Anna B. Lewis
Walter Lewis
Weed Park Club Annual Meeting and Officer Election
The Weed Park Club will hold its annual meeting at the club house tomorrow at 3 o clock. Plans for the coming year and the election of officers will be discussed. Reports on recent entertainment will be heard as well. A full attendance is desired. Local residents and visitors are noted in the report on park improvements and cleanliness alongside social activity at the resort. Several residents visit relatives and travel from nearby towns, with mentions of Mrs. Dobson of Dalhart Texas and the Rittenhouses of Jefferson Street.
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Weed Park Club
C. R. Dobson
Dalhart
Texas
Wesley George
O. C. Rittenhouse
L. Rittenhouse
Jefferson Street
Hackett
Letts
Funeral time change for Henry Nolte hero
The funeral will be held at 1 30 from the house instead of 2 00 and at 2 00 from the German Congregational church instead of 1 30.
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Henry Nolte
German Congregational Church
Walsh to Give Browning College Commencement Address
Mark A. Walsh of Clinton has been secured to deliver the commencement address to Browning College graduates at Family Theatre Tuesday evening. Admission is 10 cents.
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Mark A. Walsh
Clinton
Browning College
Family Theatre
On Time Meals and a Gas Stove Gift Hint
A brief, quirky note from Frank Ashcraft suggesting that meals will be ready if you buy your wife a gas stove, implying a households convenience angle.
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Frank Ashcraft
Letts Woman Shoppers in City Saturday
Mrs. L. B. Hendrix of Letts visited the city for shopping on Saturday.
Deny Miss Sprague Was A Cult Member
Chicago reports Miss Lottie L. Sprague a former Iowa resident judged insane at Waukegan and housed in Elgin asylum. Her brother says she has been mentally weak for years and that she pursued fasting for Zion City church, while Columbus Junction family insists she was not a member of the Zion City Fosters.
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Chicago, Ill
Lottie L. Sprague
Waukegan
Elgin Insane Asylum
Zion City Fosters
J. S. Sprague
Columbus Junction
Zion City
Fasters
Miss Sprague
Ogee
County Board of Commissioners For the Insane
Iowa
J. I. Sprague
Chicago
Zion City Enterprises
YWCA Notes and Chautauqua Tent Plans
Members asked to donate tent furnishings for the YWCA tent at Chautauqua. The tent becomes a rest area for women, not lodging. Boat club rules set membership, outings, lunches, whistle signals, and boat handling guidelines for the coming season.
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Y. W
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Board
Fellowship Club
Slough
Y. W. Club
Hawkeye Factory
Boat Club
Local social notes from Wilton on travelers and visits
Wilton on June 29 reports Leo Dwyer of Chicago in town over the weekend visiting relatives before departing for Muscatine to see his mother Mrs. Margaret Dwyer. Faye Ayres returns home from Muscatine. Oscar and Arlie Morris of West Liberty visit friends. George J. Nicolaus and Mabel Marshall return from Schuyler Nebraska. G W Hill and Mabel Marshall visit Muscatine. Mrs. Fagan and Lizzie Fagan of Peoria arrive to visit Melissa Fiehaly. Henry Schroeder and son Wilbur of Muscatine visit R H Schroeder. Bessie Chown returns from West Liberty. Lena Marticke travels to Atalissa for a weekend visit. Maude Marshall departs for Muscatine to visit.
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Melissa Fiehaly
Henry Schroeder
Wilbur
Muscatine
R. H. Schroeder
Bessie Chown
Jessie Anderson
West Liberty
Lena Marticke
Atalissa
Will Meyers
Davenport
Geo. Klein
Henry Nolte
E. Festenmacher
Ford Jacobs and
Bert
Harry
George
G. M. Frenzel
Red Men
Wilton Slashers
Market summaries from Chicago and New York spots
Daily price quotes and market activity from Miner & Co on June 29 with open high low close figures for July September and December futures in Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs and Hog prices. Also reports on car arrivals Butter Eggs and related dairy markets in Chicago and New York with current ranges and receipts.
Chicago Produce Market and Livestock Report
Chicago markets show wheat at 85 to 89 cents for No 2 red and hard grades with July and September futures. corn ranges from 67 to 71 and up to 69.50 for September. oats trading around 44 to 45 cents. Live stock receipts include 19 000 cattle and 30 000 hogs with steady to higher bids, plus sheep and lambs. Poultry notes mix with local society updates and a Davenport baseball result 14 to 6 for Davenport over Wilton Slashers.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Prices
In New York on June 29 poultry prices are listed for dressed weak 15 to 22 cents per pound, springs 15 to 22, turkeys 12 to 17 cents, fowls 12 to 13 percent.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Report
St Louis market notes wheat at 84 to 56 cents, corn around 70 cents, oats for September 38 cents and July prices listed. June 29 report records commodity prices for grains in the St Louis market.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report
Peoria Illinois June 29 Corn No 3 68 14e.
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Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Market Prices Report for Corn Oats Wheat and Livestock
Grain prices list Corn at 75 cents per bushel oats 45 cents wheat one dollar to 1.10 dollars cracked corn retail 1.60 per cwt popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 per cwt shelled 1.40 to 1.75 per cwt per peck 30 cents bran 1.35 cwt oil meal 1.75 cwt shorts 1.35 to 1.40 cwt chop feed 1.60 cwt hay 9 to 10 dollars per ton fresh eggs 15 cents local live stock market prices shippers pay choice heavy 5.65 choice light 5.50 rough heavy 5.00 stags 4.50 choice steers 5.00 to 5.50 cows and heifers 3.50 to 3.75 bulls 3.00 to 3.25.
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Chicago
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East Hill News
Mrs. Lewis
Baptist Ladies
Baptist Church
East Hill
R. B. George
Sinnett
A. L. Branson
Smalley Avenue
West Branch
Alberta Wallace
Vinton
W. W. Wallace
Brook Street
Park Avenue M. E
Fast Hill
Lloyd McCoy
Bettendorf
N. A. McCoy
Washington Street
McCoy
Atlantic City
National City Builders’ Association
Bettendorf Steel Company
Hannah Fuhlman
C. A. Craddock
Fruitland
Henry Hoffmeyer
Keokuk, Lake
East Second Street
Cherry’s Shoe Store
Deny Miss Sprague
ARS
Ecru
Munsing Union
Paul Steinmetz
Frank Anson
Boating Club
Miss Hoover
V. W
Wilton
Efjah
Manna
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Postszice
Poultry
Muscatine Markets
Home Savings Bank
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