Knopp Reports San Francisco Relief Funds Fully Sent In
J L Knopp delivers a complete report on San Francisco relief donations noting all funds have been forwarded. The last remittance of 448.82 dollars was sent today, completing the total sent in according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Knopp
J. Asthalter
San Francisco
Friedrich
State Relief Committee
Des Moines
Muscatine
Knopp
P. O. Elks
Masons
Dorcas Sewing Society
Bloomington Township
U. B
High Prairie M. E. Church
Ladies Aid Society
Swan and Gettert
Asthalter and Ejichoff
Spaethe, Bilkey
Branden- Doe
Davidson and Block
Sleepy Eye flour sale and city notices set
Local notices announce a Friday 8 a.m. stepladder sale at Buzz's Fair and a range of city happenings. Residents Berkley Bennett and Mrs. Brookins travel for business and relatives, while local firms offer wood, water heaters, cream sales, and sash and door services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzz’s Fair
Baseball Park Reverts To Old Diamond At Fair Grounds
Muscatine and Moline baseball teams will play Friday afternoon after switching back to the old diamond near the grand stand. Water on the new first base line forced a return, with sun glare ruled not a problem. Left field will be filled in, bleachers added, boosting seating and view for fans. Manager Hine races to confirm a West Liberty game for Friday.
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Muscatine and Moline
Fair Grounds
West Liberty
Hine
Money to Loan on Your Own Security
Guarantee Loan Co offers loans on personal property including horses cows carriages pianos and household goods kept in the borrower's possession. Confidential business and convenient hours 7 to 9 on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Located at 128 East Second St.
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Guarantee Loan Co
City Officials Inspect City in Annual Tour
The mayor, city council members, and city officials led by Gustav Weis, J. J. Ryan, George Fuller, and L. Horan started from City Hall at 1:30 PM in a wagonette for the annual inspection. Planned improvements will be discussed and goodwill expected from the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Weis
J. J. Ryan
George Fuller
L. Horan
Campers Rally Tonight at YMCA Cedar River
Former campers who attended last summer’s YMCA Cedar River camp gather tonight at the building for a reunion. Camp papers from last summer will be read again as friends relive the good times.
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Cedar River
Wilton Juniors Prepare Three Act Comedy Play
Wilton Iowa May 2 juniors at Wilton high school plan the three act comedy Mrs Briggs of the Poultry Yard with a cast led by Nellie Henderson and Vera Sherberger. Several local visits and departures are noted including Miss Oneida Windem from Summerfield Ohio visiting at Mrs C H Jacobsen home and Ed McSwiggen’s Muscatine trip reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Wilton High School
Paul Collier
Mr. Lee
Orren McCoy
Virginia Lee
Grace Woodhouse
Daisy O'Connor
Coats
Pearl Maurer
Mandy Bates
Alpha McLain
Oneida Windem
Summerfield
Ohio
C. H. Jacobsen
W. A. Cooling
Dallas
Texas
R. Farner
J. P. Martin
M. P. Kirkpatrick
Osage
B. C. Ludlow
Muscatine
Copperas Creek May Meeting For Cemetery Decorations
A meeting will be held at the Baptist church in Copperas Creek on Saturday evening May Sth to elect officers and plan decorations for the Copperas Creek cemetery. Everyone is invited. Local residents and visitors from Illinois City, Muscatine, New Boston, and nearby farms are noted in social visiting and family gatherings across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copperas Creek
Baptist
Muscatine
H. Luttig
Archie Livingston
Orville Andrews
Ferdinand
Thirtyacre
J. Drury
New Boston
Lawrence Beany
Eliza
J. C. Hesser
J. Miller
F. Duncan
Sweetland Center
John McNall
Muscatine Island
O. McNall
O. Spitznagle
Near Eliza
L. Kliest
Edward
Carl
Mable
Ferdinand Mewes
Illinois City
Jesse Noble
Ava
Ruth
B. Davis
Richland People Visit Relatives And Travel Notices
In Richland Iowa on May 2 Mrs Robert Walker of Packwood visited relatives in town Friday Mrs Willie Allen of Veo was in the city Thursday Mr and Mrs Weldon Heston and son of Veo visited over Sunday at the Frank Harlan home Miss Nellie Symons of Dun Cap arrived Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Art Reynolds of Ollie were in town Sunday Ross Trigg and Miss Edith Hoffver of Sigourney visited in town with friends over Sunday Mrs Elmo Smith and little son left Tuesday for Cedar Rapids where they will make their future home Mrs Henderson Davis and Miss Russell were callers in Oskaloosa on Saturday Miss Blanche Johnson left for Ottawa Illinois Tuesday Mrs Berg and children of Harper visited over Sunday at the McCarty home Mr and Mrs Ravens were callers in Sigourney Saturday Frank Bristow of Brighton was in town Monday Mrs Wm Mills and children went to Packwood Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cooling
W. A. Cooling
Fairbault
Minn
John Welch
Garrison
Iowa
M. Welch
Geo. Mullen
Richland
Robert Walker
Packwood
Willie Allen
Veo
City
Weldon Heston
Frank Harlan
Nellie Symons
Dun Cap
Art Reynolds
Ollie
Ross Trigg
Edith Hoffver
Sigourney
Elmo Smith
Little Son
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Henderson Davis
Miss Russell
Oskaloosa
Blanche Johnson
Ottawa
Ill
Berg
Harper
McCarty
McCarty Home. Mr. and Mrs. Ravens
Frank Bristow
Brighton
Wm. Mills
Today’s Markets in Chicago and Muscatine Listings
Markets report from Chicago and Muscatine detail prices on wheat corn oats and flax as well as live animal markets and retail prices for produce meats and staples. Key items include wheat No 2 red at 87 88c and May futures at 78% to 79% cents, hogs and cattle price ranges, and retail vegetable and fruit prices across multiple categories.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market May 2 Report
Chicago market summary shows cattle receipts 15 000 steady to 10c higher with Beeves 4.00 to 6.15, cows and heifers 1.75 to 5.15, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.85, Texans 2.90 to 4.70. Hog receipts 26 000 weak five lower, mixed butchers 6.25 to 6.47, heavy 6.40 to 6.47, rough 6.15 to 6.30, light 6.15 to 6.42, bulk 6.57 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 22 009 strong, lambs 4.75 to 7.50 with prices 2.90 to 5.75 for sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago butter and egg market report
Chicago May 2 butter steady at 14 1 8 to 15c creameries and dairies. eggs weak at 13 1 4 to 14c.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago May 2 poultry market shows steady turkey prices at 12 1 2 cents and chickens at 12 3 4 cents.
New York Butter and Egg Market Report May 2
Butter steady. eggs easy at the New York market. Extra firsts and seconds noted with price fractions.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report May 2
The New York poultry market shows alive chickens at 12 cents, fowls at 14 cents, and turkeys at 12 cents. Dressed prices are 19 to 19 1/4 cents for chickens, 15 to 16 1/6 cents for turkeys, and 14 1/4 to 14 1/2 cents for fowls.
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New York
Peoria and St Louis Produce Marketes Report
Peoria market reports corn No 3 at 47 and St Louis market notes wheat for July with a tie on May 2.
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Peoria
St. Louis
Cranston Social Notes Walk Through May Visits
Cranston Iowa May 2. J W Shanafelt of South English visits sister Mrs Reynolds north of town last week. J W Barkman sold hogs at Nichols last Friday averaging over 400 pounds. Greg Sheldon from Washington state visits uncle M J Shellabarger Sunday. J D Richards and Mr Barkman transact business in Muscatine last miss Hattie DeWitt comes from Davenport to visit her mother Mrs Debby De Witt. J W Meeker and W S Hunter plan home additions soon. Hafners child ill with pneumonia.
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Cranston
J. W. Shanafelt
South English
Shrine convention excursion fares to California announced
The Imperial Council Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Los Angeles prompts the Iowa Central Ry to sell round trip tickets to San Francisco and Los Angeles from April 25 to May 5 at one fare for the round trip. Travel via any direct route outbound and return via any direct route with stop overs. Contact A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Imperial Council
Los Angeles
Calif
Iowa Central Ry
San Francisco
A. B. Cutts
Minneapolis
Minn
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Baker & Beitel
Mulberry St
J. L. Knopp
Robert Bennett
Montpelier
J. Brookins
Henry Miller
Wm. Peppers
Rock Island
F. H. Foster
Cr. T. Gremmel
A. Yagger
Fruitland
Rebecca Meyers
Davenport
Roach & Musser Sash & Door Co
F. I. Parker
Chas. Johnson
Oakville
Dr. Kleindolph
Roy Kemp
C. P. Wagner
Grandview
Mrs. Sherwood
Miss Bertha
Helen Blair
Ethel King
F. Ashcraft
Iawa Avenue
C. & S. Sanitary Milk Co
Third
Cedar Streets
Frank Thomas
Arden
Wm. Dage
Stockton
Vera Heinly
Europe
Yeomen
Fisch's
Koontz
Ifc
Hollister
Ideal Printery
Iowa Avenue
Sterlin
T. Becke
Lone Tree
F. W. Eversmeyer
Martha Maeglin
Burlington
J. L. Giesler
Clinton
J. W. Gardner
Fairport
J. G. Dermidy
Beaver Dam
Wis
W. P. Bowers
Peoria, Ill
James Sessen
Pearl City
Ed. Henniker
East Seventh Street
J. L. Reiner
Letts
el Paso
Wiser
Idaho
H. Rupp
West Second Street
Bodman’s Grocery
D. Piggett
Hazel
Summit
W. W. Jones
Columbus Junction
John Jans
Little Swan
J. O
Havana
C. Moore
Frank Shinn
F. Cate
R. Flint
Sycamore Street
John Lohse
Vandelah
A. M. Garret
Louis Dalton
L. Brown
Chariton
Waide
Cook-Musser Bank
Munroe, Agt
E. Davidson
Cook, Musser & Co
M. C. Hayes
The
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B. E. Lilley
Sheif
Zoc
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice Block
Muscatine Markets
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H. F. Barnard
the Jewelers
Repesemes C.R
Oxfords
Leysens Shoe Store
M. Kautz & Sons
Iowa Ave
E. Kranz
Florist
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