W. C. A. Notes Highlight India Study and Bulgarian Guest
The vesper service reviewed the Mission Study class on India with topics by members and Indian curios shown. Bulgarian student Shtrka Pelasheva will assist Y W C A and factory work during Miss Hoopes' Chicago absence, returning after a Muscatine visit. The class resumes with three lessons left and will meet Thursday at six.
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India
Edwin McColm
Shtrka Pelasheva
Bulgaria
Miss Pelasheva
Miss Hoopes
Chicago
Muscatine Association
Weekend Visit Notes Across Wilton and Davenport
Local residents reported a string of weekend visits with friends in Davenport Muscatine and Tipton. Names include R F Schwartzlender Andrew Christensen Leila Stevens Velma Ford and others with several returning home Saturday after short visits in the area.
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Stockton
Mary Whitmer
Muscatine
George Thede
Anna Christensen
Davenport
Leila Stevens
Tipton
Velma Whitmer
Vella Chown
Sunbury
Harry Metzger
M. P. Kirkpatrick
West Liberty
L. G. Focht
Eagle Grove
W. A. Pye
John Fliss
A. CC. Shifler
Velma Ford
George Sherberger
George Rogers
Viola Worrall
Atalissa
D. G. Agnew
Florence
Leroy McCoy
C. Brown
Local social notes from Stockton and Davenport weekend visits
The article lists residents visiting family and friends over the weekend, including Alex Mullin from Gladwin and Chas Melwig from Davenport. It notes Miss Lizzie Hagerty in West Liberty, Miss Faye Ayres entertaining guests for her cousin Robert Fulton, and a card sketch game with life summaries.
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Stockton
Jas. Atwill
Alex. Mullin
Gladwin
Chas. Melwig
Davenport
J. B. Walker
Alex. Atwill
Rochester
Lizzie Hagerty
West Liberty
Faye Ayres
Robert Fulton
Ames College
Ames
Margaret Woodhouse
Pauline Bunker
Iva Ayres
Nellie Henderson
Edith Henderson
Grace Woodhouse
Edna Smith
Florence Agnew
Val Hudler
Myrtle Fulton
Fanny Hudler
Olga Port
D. A. Burrows
Earl Whitmer
Harry Schafnit
Frank Bacon
James Bacon
Odd Fellows mark ninety years with program andRefreshments
The Muscatine area notes report a relative visit south of town and a wreck injury slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. Dotson and Mrs Bailey attended a funeral in Muscatine for Aunt Mrs Thornton Nichols. Mrs Kellam and Myrtle returned home to St. Charles after a ten day visit west of Wapello. J F Moore visited Morning Sun briefly. The Odd Fellows lodge celebrated its ninety year anniversary last Monday night at the hall with a double quartet, talks on the order’s founding, brief histories, other musical selections, and a late social session with refreshments.
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Muscatine
T. A. Dotson
W.S. Bailey
Thornton Nichols
T. S. Kellam
Myrtle
St. Charles
J. A. Hale
Wapello
J. F. Moore
D. W. Kirkpatrick
Order of Odd Fellows
Lodge
H. A. Plitt
John Hale
Market Quotation Box Chicago May Prices
Chicago May 3 market report lists open high low and close figures for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs and Hogs with May July and Sep contracts. Prices show small gains in hogs and steady to firm readings across grains and meats. Carload counts for wheat corn oats indicate steady arrivals and expected gains tomorrow.
Wapello District Daily Roundup of Local Visits and Returns
Wapello Iowa May 3 report notes Mr and Mrs B L Cook returning to Zearing Iowa after visiting brothers here. Mrs Henry Keck in Muscatine with Mrs C C Braunworth. Mrs Byron Crammond in Columbus Junction aiding sister in law Mrs May Zion sick with pneumonia. D Kilpatrick of Morning Sun visits and handles business in Wapello. Mrs W A Henderson returns to Clarinda after weeks aiding father J S Limbecker in Rochester Minn. Father Hauser of Sigourney visits and leads Catholic services before heading to Burlington. J S Limbecker home from Rochester after three weeks. underwent surgery and recovers. L C C Winter returns from South Dakota after winning Tripp county land draw. F H Hesse leases Joy residence and plans move. Nearpass to Cresco. goods shipped to Indiana. Mrs Walter Mincher and son visit Emma Mincher then travel to Conesville via Cass Mincher in Keithsburg. Bertha Johnson also visits in Wapello.
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Wapello
B. L. Cook
Zearing
I A
Henry Keck
Muscatine
C. C. Braunworth
Byron Crammond
Columbus Junction
May Zion
D. Kilpatrick
Morning Sun
W. A. Henderson
Rochester
Minn
J. S Limbecker
Clarinda
Father Hauser
Sigourney
Burlington
J. S. Limbecker
L. CC. Winter
South Dakota
Tripp
F. H. Hesse
Joy
H. L. Nearpass
Chicago Grain and Provision Market May 3 report
Wheat July opened at 1.12 to 1.124 with a 1.12% high and 1.11% low, September at 1.03 to 1.034. Oats July 49% to 50c, pork July 18.02 to 18.05, lard 10.47 to 10.50, ribs 9.92, rye cash 83.8c, barley 65% to 70c, timothy 3.75, clover 9.50. Cash grain prices show No. 2 red 1.45 to 1.46, No. 3 red 1.35 to 1.42, corn No. 2 73% to 74c, oats No. 2 white 57 to 57% 3c.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market May 3
Chicago reports cattle receipts 19 000 with prices five to ten higher. Beef cattle range five to ten higher with Texans at 4 60 to 5 75 and westerns 4 704 to 5 75, stockers and feeders 3 60 to 5 60, cows and heifers 2 40 to 6 25, calves 5 50 to 7 50. Hogs receipts 44 900 steady to a shade lower with prices 6 75 to 7 20 for lights and 7 05 to 7 35 for good to choice heavies. Sheep receipts 12 009 up 10 to 15 percent. sheep 3 80 to 6 30 and lambs 6 00 to 8 70.
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Chicago
Texas
Chicago Produce Market Butter and Egg Prices Steady
Butter firms with creamery quotes 22 to 27 cents and dairy 19 to 24 cents. Eggs firm with firsts at 22 cents and prime firsts also 22 cents. Market report dated May 3 from Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Steady Prices May 3
Poultry markets in Chicago hold steady with turkeys at 17 cents, chickens at 15 cents, and springs at 15 cents.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Steady With Mixed Prices
New York on May 3 reports poultry markets steady. Alive chickens and broilers bring 30 to 35 cents per pound while dressed fowls sell around 15 to 16 cents. Fowls and chickens show slight variations by weight and grade.
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New York
New York Grain Market Report
New York grain window reports July wheat at 1.19 and July corn at 77 cents. Market watchers note modest gains as export demand steadies for moderate volume.
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New York
New York Produce Market Reports Butter and Egg Firm
Butter remains firm with 5 700 receipts and creamery specials at 29 to 28 percent, third extras 28c, process 23c, factory firsts 2c. eggs firm with 21 100 receipts, storage packed 23c, firsts 22c, seconds 21c.
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New York
St. Louis Grain Market Report May 3
Wheat July at 1.08 and a half dollars. Corn July 68 and 68 and a half cents. Oats May 48 and a half cents. Market updates show price movements for grains in St. Louis.
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St. Louis
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