Local Residents In City On Various Errands
Mrs A C Martin of Fruitland and E S Hendricks of Columbus Junction were in the city on business yesterday. Mr and Mrs T L Darrow of Columbus Junction also visited for business matters. William Beardsley of Haskins spent yesterday with his daughter Mrs Steve Brockett in East Second Street. Mrs W H Campbell of Elrick Junction has been visiting and left for home yesterday.
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A. C. Martin
Fruitland
Vail Produce Com. Co
E. S. Hendricks
Columbus Junction
T. L. Darrow
William Beardsley
Haskins, Ta
Steve Brockett
East Second Street
W. H. Campbell
Elrick Junction
Fred Rininsland
Wilton
J. L. Hes
Davenport
J. G. Klotz
Lone Tree
Jacobi Schomberg
Oak Street
Harry Parrish
Nichols
Eli Summers
Local social notices mix with visits and club events
Many residents from Muscatine Davenport and surrounding towns visit Wilton and other area communities. The Woman's Club meets in Wilton with Tennyson program, Purity Chapter initiates two new members, and neighbors share family reunions, trips to Washington and Bayfield, and yesterday's travel to Davenport and Chicago.
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Muscatine
J. E. Corley
Dr. Boatman
M. E
James Chasteen
Nebraska
Wilton
E. Enearl
Oak, Neb
Harry Chasteen
Baby
Arthur Budelier
Child
Davenport
Harry Cooper
Geo. Cramer
Chas. Carter
Sweetland
Hill
Nancy Klein
Nancy Plitt
F. A. Maurer
Cedar Rapids
P. M. Conant
S. H. Wise
Alex. Haussler
Wm. Ross
Kansas City
John Murphy
Advance Macmillen concert ticket sale details
Tickets for the Macmillen concert go on sale in advance at Geo Eitm an s grocery and H Schmidt Sons Co. Buyers get early seating choice one day before general sale. Signed Geo R Chase and A J Thomas.
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Geo. Eitman’s
H. Schmidt & Son Co
Geo. R. Chase
A. J. Thomas
Democrats Slow to Gather Nominations in Muscatine County
Democrats inch toward county offices as A. Berger pursues treasurer, and W. H. Graff aims for auditor. Phil J. Mackey is repeatedly named for state representative, though papers are not yet secured. I. S. Pepper may seek re-election as county attorney and R. F. Benham may run again for sheriff.
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A. S. Lawrence
A. Berger
C. R. Stafford
W. H. Graff
Court House
I. S. Pepper
R. F. Benham
Gold Medal Flour Endorsed Over All Others
Veronica praises Gold Medal Flour as the superior choice, stating none beats it for quality and reliability. Penelope responds with agreement, highlighting the product’s trusted performance.
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Penelope
Veronica
Fragmented OCR Item Notes No Clear Event
A garbled OCR snippet contains scattered numbers symbols and letters without a readable event or names. No identifiable person organization place or dates emerge from the readable text.
Markets Report From Chicago Grain and Livestock
Chicago market notes show wheat futures May and July trading in the mid 90s with corn and oats in the 60s and 50s. Pork lard and rib futures quoted with hogs and cattle receipts strong, with beef and dairy prices listed alongside egg quotations and dairy product ranges.
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Miner & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
H. J. Frenzel
Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Slips as Prices Fall
Chicago March 24 Poultry weaker Turkeys 14c chickens 12%6c springs 12%ec under pressure as market slows in mid spring trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report March 24
Butter prices held steady with creameries at 22 28 cents and dairies at 20 26 cents. Eggs remained steady at 14 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
C. Dairies
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York March 24 butter market irregular with creamery goods from thirds to firsts at 21.27 cents and held prices. Receipts totaled 10 907. Market tone varied with supply notes and quality distinctions.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report
New York poultry prices show dressed stock firm with turkeys at 12 to 17 cents and fowls at 11 to 14 6 cents. New York Produce Market reports wheat for May at 1.02 and corn at 76 4 cents. St Louis Produce Market lists May wheat at 96 96 cents, corn at 63 4 cents, and oats at 52 cents.
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New York
St. Louis
Peoria Produce Market Report: Corn Dated No. 3 Gac
Peoria Illinois March 24 corn No 3 grade Gac activity noted at the market with trading details not fully provided.
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Peoria
Peoria, Ill
Local Market Report Highlights Prices Across Crops Livestock
The market lists corn oats and wheat prices to 90c and 1.00 per unit, cracked corn 1.45 per cwt, oats and hay ranges, fresh eggs at 15c, and a full live stock section with steers cows bulls veal lambs and sheep prices. Poultry prices include chickens live 7c and hens 8c per lb, with vegetables fruits and staples like potatoes, onions, apples and flour detailed.
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Muscatine Produce Co
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G. M. Titus
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L. S. Penrose
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J. J. Grieser
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Iowa City
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Sycamore Street
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Emil Kranz
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