Regatta Entries Show Fast Boats for W V P A Race
The Mississippi Valley Power Boat association regatta lists entries from Davenport Keokuk St Louis and Burlington with classes from Full Cabin to 20 foot boats. Officials include A C Adams A J Oliver W Kemble and Joseph Hutchins as judges timers and starters with other crew named.
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Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Mississippi
A. C. Adams
A. J. Oliver
Co. W. Kemble
Joseph Hutchins
F. H. Little
Frank R. Halstead
Frank Sandros
C. W. Kemble
L. Rosenstein
Davenport
Return
Viziane
Decker
Keokuk
Sparks
C. F. Sparks Co
St. Louis
Lamb IV
W. B. King
Muscatine
Iris—R. C C. Lutz
Burlington
Vikin—J. Schengren
Wooglin
Worrall Dow
Jamie—P. G. Hitch, Jr
Ft. Madison
Pippin
Ed. Lenck
Glen B
H. F. Barnard
Mississippi Val
Graduating Class of Browning Commercial College Tonight
Local market listings show varied prices for farm and grocery goods including corn, eggs, poultry, vegetables, and fruit. Marietta and Sally Ann sections advertise flour and local market items with numerous price points and item details.
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Browning Commercial College
Nolte Funeral Today Marks Solemn Procession
The funeral for Henry Nolte who died Saturday after a short illness was held today starting at 1 30 p m from the family home 507 Spring street and at 2 p m at the German Congregational church Rev C A Dettmers officiating. A procession of about twenty seven carriages accompanied the service. Pallbearers were Will George John Nolte and A W William and E W Hine. Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Henry Nolte
Spring Street
German Congregational Church
C. A. Dettmers
Will
George
John Nolte
A. W
William
E. W. Hine
Greenwood Cemetery
FIRST OR NOTHING JOHNSON
Des Moines June 30 Gov Johnson of Minnesota says he will not go to Denver and will focus on governing Minnesota and some chautauqua work. He notes Mr Day and Mr Myers will attend to his interests and declines pursuing a national vice presidential nomination if Bryan is chosen.
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Des Moines
Denver
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Day
Myers
Bryan
National Party
Johnson
Milwaukee Road rehires 400 workers in June
Dubuque Iowa reports that following Illinois Central announcements eight thousand layoffs are reversed as 400 Milwaukee Road employees resume service. They return on a ten hour day, six days a week, seen as a sign of renewed prosperity.
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Dubuque
Illinois Central Road
Milwaukee Road
Bryan on First Ballot Likely for President Nominee
Omaha Mayor Dahlman predicted Bryan would win on the first ballot with at least 703 votes in Denver on June 30. He said acclamation was likely and noted talk of Dahlman succeeding Taggart as mayor.
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Dahlman
Omaha
Denver
Bryan
Taggart
Christened Jaime the Spanish king’s second son
In La Granja on June 29 the infant son of King Alfonso was christened Jaime in a ceremony at the chapel house with full royal pomp. The event marks the latest in Spanish court rites.
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Alphonsef
Spain
la Granja
Alfonso
Jaime
Honor: Order Gold Medal Flour next time
Peuiciry.
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Peuiciry
Today’s Markets and Wheat Prices Report
Market notes from Chicago dated June 30 show wheat July at 85 and 84 percent, Sep 86, Dec 87 with firm corn and oats, pork and lard futures steady to higher, hogs near flat to up. New York poultry and produce markets report steady to weak trends with varied prices and receipts noted. wet weather near the west and southwest delays marketings and raises buyer nervousness. Export bids from abroad remain below workable limits. Gulf shipment of wheat limited due to southern shortages.
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Gulf
Chicago Produce Market Wheat and grain prices prompt market updates
Chicago Produce Market reports for June 30 show Wheat Sept prices opening at 86 86 and closing around 85 Tae July near 84 Corn Sept trades range 69 to 70 cents with July at 69 Oats Sept opened 39 cents and closed 39 Rye cash at 76 cents Barley 56 to 62 cents. Wheat No 2 red 88 to 91c No 3 red 88 to 89c No 2 hard 88 to 91c No 3 hard 86 to 89c No 2 yellow 72c No 3 white 72c No 3 69 70 No 3 white 49 to 51 White prices reflect market activity.
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Chicago
Chicago live stock market on June 30
Cattle receipts 2500 steady with beeves 4.85 to 8.40 and feeders 2.60 to 5.40. Hogs receipts 14000 slow but generally 5 cents higher. light 5.95 to 6.55, mixed 6.05 to 6.60, heavy 6.00 to 6.65, bulk 6.30 to 6.55. Sheep receipts 15000 weak 2.75 to 5.10. lambs 4.00 to 6.50, yearlings 4.70 to 5.50.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Rates Update
Chicago market report lists poultry prices for June 30 with turkeys at 14 cents, chickens at 10 cents, springs at 16 to 22 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market News Item
Chicago market report notes butter steady with creamery prices at 12 21 cents and dairy at 17 721 cents. Eggs steady with firsts at 16 ½ cents. June 30.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report June 30
New York market notes weak prices amid large receipts of 29 600 pounds. Creamery specials sell at 22 1 2 percent, extras at 22 percent, and thirds to firsts range from 19 to the lower end.
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New York
Wheat and grain prices from St. Louis market dated June 30
The St. Louis Produce Market reports September wheat at 84 1/2 cents, September corn at 69 1/4 cents, and September oats at 38 38/64 cents.
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St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report Corn Prices
Peoria Illinois June 30 No 3 corn priced at 69 cents per bushel with market listing for the Peoria Produce Market reflecting current commodity pricing and standard grade.
Monday's Cattle Market Chicago June 10
Monday's cattle market in Chicago shows weak demand for steers with most sales 15 to 25 cents lower than late last week. Prime natives ranged 8 to 8.40, a 1,506 pound Texan load sold at 7, fat dry cows stronger while bulls and calves declined. Feeding cattle also down 10 to 15 cents with six western markets totaling 43,500 head versus 38,900 last week.
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Chicago
Hogs Prices Jump as Market Shows Strong Activity
Hog prices advanced 19 to 30 cents with the top at 6.57 and an average of 6.36, highest since October. Trade was active on local and shipping accounts as receipts ran 18 000 below expectations. Shippers took over a third of 31 000 hogs. 2 500 remained in pens. Prices listed: Armour 6.32, Morris 6.43, Swift 6.35.
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Armour
Morris
Swift
Chicago Horse Market Prices Hold Steady Amid Slow Trade
Trade on the horse line moved slowly with weak demand while prices stayed near last week. Choice chunks sold up to 175 dollars, prime draft horses reached 250 or more, drivers 150 and up, mules 75 to 200, ponies 150 down. Receipts about 400 versus 817 last week and 1730 a year ago.
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Chicago
Wheat market gains on nervous shorts in Chicago session
Chicago traders saw renewed activity as nervous shorts pushed slight gains in wheat futures. July rose fractionally, deferred months edged up, amid overall dullness and stubborn strength in the market.
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Chicago
Shorts
Market Notes from Huntsberry and Shnell on Iowa cattle sale
Market notes report cattle shipments at Winfield Iowa with buyers from Corning Lacona Cambridge Parnell Burlington Osceola Keosauqua Olin Vail and Cantril. Prices ranged around 6.55 to 7.65 per cwt with good quality stock selling well and buyers expressing satisfaction.
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Market Notes
W. Huntsberry
Winfield
Iowa
Huntsberry
George T. Simpson
Corning
Fletcher & Bissett
Lacona
McHugh & Hutchinson
Cambridge
J. G. Shnell
Parnell
Mr. Shnell
S. J. Hilleary
Burlington
F. E. Neff
Cate
B. G. Chaplin
Keosauqua
Fred Guhl
Olin
Mr. Guhl
Chicago
J. M. Silver
Cantril
Mr. Silver
M. Giblin
Vail
Market Price Ranges for Corn Oats and Wheat
Corn market quoted 7c to 75c, oats at 45c, and wheat from $1.00 to $1.10 as conditions in the grain trade.
Don Artero and Don Chuaya Cattle Raid Ends
A Mexican cattle feud ends when Don Artero’s raid is stopped by a civil engineer who installs bear traps to capture Artero’s 75 men. Trapped and defeated, Artero withdraws as Don Chuaya gains control of the Artero ranch and its cattle.
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M. M. Cunningham
Don Artero
Old Mexico
Don Chuaya
Chuaya
Tle
Survey Corps
Mexico City
Grant
Artero
M. Quad
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Duro III
R. H. Combs
St. Louis P
B.A. Harriett
Dr. G. M. Phillips
Spray
T. E. Carson
Island City
Henry Jayne
Arthur Kouman
Wm. Hoffman
RK. Jayne
Jain Khopman
Lowa Avenue
Journal Office
Lowa
Ingham
Attorney AT Law
East 2Nd St
H. D. Horst
New
Frank L. bin Smeler
Notary Public
Telephone
G. M. Titus
Titus & Jackson
Iowa Ave
Thos. Brown
Illinois
First National Bank
J. Carskaddan
W. Db
Burk
L. S. Pepper
Carshamdan
Bonn & Perryt
West Second Street
COOK
G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Singhes
S. G. Stein
J. R. Reuling
W. E. Bliven
F. P. Sawyer
S. M. Hughes
Muscatine Produce Co
Tive
Meata
Marietta
Sally Ann
Elmer Wittich
Edwin Bauer
Sue Browning
Everett Conner
Samuel Butcher
Sadie Spring
Stella Hart
Ray Hampton
Julia Spring
Flora McBride
Lucille Horst
Cora Baker
Anther
Nolte
Milwaukee
Christened
H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
D’y
Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Muscatine Markets
Home Savings Bank
Dons
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