Local Notices Highlight Sales and Events in Muscatine
Community updates include Graff’s Pharmacy promotions, new Nettleton shoes at Nilson’s store, and a Y M C A gym exhibition. Reports mention patients operated on by Dr. Weaver and Dr. Oliver at local hospitals, plus a housing buy rather than rent campaign by G M Titus.
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J. Leyda
A. J. Weaver
Bellevue Hospital
Geo. Sager
Stanbury
A. J. Oliver
Hershey Hospital
Senate eyes push to admit New Mexico Arizona as joint state
The piece outlines a political path to statehood for New Mexico and Arizona with a compromise allowing separate votes on joining as a joint state, while Oklahoma and Indian territories would become a single state. It notes six or seven large appropriation bills and rapid passage prospects, with examples of quick Senate and House actions on army and naval bills. Local notes mention visits and property changes in Nichols, Columbus Junction, Morning Sun, and nearby areas.
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New England
Senate
Foraker
New Mexico
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
House
Redmen Initiate Large Class At City Lodge Meet
Muscatine Tribe No. 95 I O R M initiated 30 candidates into the order at the Maccabee hall last evening. The lodge grows rapidly and is cited as one of the citys largest and most important.
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Redmen
Muscatine Tribe No. 95
Maccabee Hall
Order
Lodge
Conesville Births and Local Visits Highlight Community
Born to Mr and Mrs John Boggs Jr a son on May 3 at Conesville. Mrs R Marks and daughter Flora and Miss Della Bliven called in Columbus Junction. Randall Tipton visited from Muscatine and returned to work the same evening. Mrs John Gunderson visited over
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Conesville
John Boggs, Jr
R. Marks
Flora
Della Bliven
Columbus Junction
Randall Tipton
Muscentine
John Gunderson
Graduation program and graduates named
The high school plans a graduation on Friday evening June 8 with fifteen students listed for the class. The class day program will be held that afternoon at the school, featuring Salutatory by Atha Goldsberry, Prophecy by Minnie Kuhn, History by Helen Cone, Class Will by Stella Knight, President's Address by Glenn Davis, Criticism by Nellie Hagen, Gift presentation by Bessie Chevalier, Gift acceptance by Clark Barnard, and Valedictory by Helen Heezen.
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Beulah Bennison
Bessie Chevalier
Helen Cone
Glenn Davis
Atha Goldsberry
Nellie Hagen
Helen Heezen
Anna Hendricks
Fred Hoffman
Stella Knight
Minnie Kuhn
Cleo Richards
Ethel Riemcke
Marie Schmidt
Anna Selman
Bessie Cheva
Local Social News From Fairport Area
A. J. Reeves and others from Fairport visited Muscatine Saturday. G. E. Feuster and family visited Pine Creek Sunday. Myrtle Greiner returned from Shiloh. Grace Schelihorn visits her brother at Fairport Ridge. Jim Lewis visiting relatives in Illinois. Paul Richter left for Davenport to meet German parents. Jack Bassett led a shelling trip up the river. Lizzie Schellhorn left for Muscatine to visit relatives. J. Feustel of Muscatine visits son G. E. Feustel.
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Fairport
A. J. Reeves
J. Lewis
C. Fordham
B. Hershey
Wm. Showers
J. Hobert
Lydia Truesdale
Muscatine
G. E. Feuster
Pine Creek
Myrtle Greiner
Shiloh
Grace Schelihorn
Fred
Fairport Ridge
Jim Lewis
Illinois
Paul Richter
Davenport
Germany
Jack Bassett
Lizzie Schellhorn
J. Feustel
G. E. Feustel
Butz Families and Detours Attend Social in Pine Mills
Pine Mills May 11. Mr and Mrs Henry Butz and Mr and Mrs Will Butz of Muscatine with Mrs W Hartman Miss B Dodge and Mr and Mrs G Fuestal of Fairport visited at George Dodge home on Sunday. George Fry and Louis Misse1 attended the Stockton dance Saturday night. Miss Tegla Stecher attended church in Muscatine Sunday.
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Pine Mills
Henry Butz
Will Butz
Muscatine
W. Hartman
B. Dodge
G. Fuestal
Fairport
George Dodge
George Fry
Louis Misse
Stockton
Tegla Stecher
Pearl City Sewing Society Meets at Mrs Howe’s Home
Society note says the Pearl City Sewing society entertained members yesterday afternoon at Mrs W E Howe’s on Woodlawn avenue. Attendance was good and the gathering was most pleasant.
Pioneer Club Postpones Officer Election to May 24
Members met with Mrs. Benning and decided to move meetings to 516 Mulberry Street with Mrs. Hattie Mosher hosting on alternate Thursdays. Election of officers, scheduled for last evening, was postponed to Thursday evening May 24.
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Pioneer Club
Officers Elected by St Samuel Order of Trinity Church
Officers were elected last evening by the members of the order of St Samuel of Trinity Episcopal Church. The positions named include Sir Senior Newton Quinn, Sir Abbot Robert Hughes, Sir Umpire Howard Lezotte, Sir Magian James Realing, Fatl Harold Reuling, and Lansford Eddie Danz.
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Order of St. Samuel
Trinity Episcopal Church
Newton Quinn
Abbot—Robert Hughes
Howard Lezotte
Magian—James Realing
Harold Reuling
Lansford
Eddie Danz
Delegates Chosen By Castle No 15 Highland Nobles
At a meeting of Castle No 15 six delegates were elected to the district convention to be held in Muscatine on the second Tuesday in June. Eight castles will be represented. The delegates named are J. R. Whitney C. J. Hackett Josephine Hackett Hannah Asp Alma Scott and J I Vanatta.
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Order
Muscatine
J. R. Whitney
C. J. Hackett
Josephine Hackett
Hannah Asp
Alma Scott
JI. B. Vanatta
Home Missionary Meeting Held at First M E Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society at the First M E church was held yesterday afternoon. Mrs Joseph Hanley sang a vocal solo and Rev J W Potter spoke on missions both home and foreign. A silver offering was discussed and a future public meeting with an out of town speaker to help reduce debt may be arranged.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
M. E
Joseph Hanley
J. W. Potter
Marriage of Muscatine Pair in El Paso
The El Paso Herald reports the marriage of Miss Gretchen Stewart and Frederick D. Miller at St Clement's church on Saturday at 3 pm. Miss Stewart is the daughter of Mrs T S Stewart of Myrtle Avenue. Mr Miller is a Muscatine businessman. They will be at home after June 1 following an extended western trip.
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el Paso
Texas
Herald of
Muscatine
Gretchen Stewart
Frederick D. Miller
St. Clement's Church
Stewart
T. S. Stewart
Myrtle Avenue
Miller
Today’s Markets from Chicago on May 11
Market report by H J Frenzel shows cattle mostly steady to higher with beef prices $4.15 to $6.20, cows and heifers $1.85 to $5.35, stockers $2.99 to $4.85. Hogs receipts 14,000 with mixed butchers $6.35 to $6.62 and bulk sales $6.50. Sheep receipts 6,000 with lambs $4.75 to $7.55 and ewes $4.15 to $5.85.
Street Walker Released After Posting Fine
Blanche Brockway, arrested Wednesday night and fined yesterday in police court, was released last night after she raised the fine amount.
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Blanche Brockway
Transfers of Real Estate in Wilton Marolf’s Addition
Deeds of transfers filed with the county recorder transcribed for the Journal by G. M. Titus list J. R. Stoll et al to J. M. Rider and J. W. Howe for lots 3 4 and 15 feet of lot 5 block 5 Marolf's addition Wilton. Consideration $59.
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County Recorder
G. M. Titus
J. R. Stoll
J. M. Rider
J. W. Howe
Marolf
Wilton
Chicago Produce Market Highlights May 11 Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago markets report No. 2 red wheat at 90 to 92 cents with May and July futures ranging around 80 to 81 cents. Corn values steady near 49 to 50 cents for various grades, with May and July activity. Oats, rye, flax and clover also quoted. cattle receipts noted in Chicago Live Stock Market report.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Report
Butter steady in Chicago market on May 11 with creameries at 13% 2%c and dairies at 13 138. Eggs steady at 15 15%ec.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market steady gains noted
Chicago May 11 reports firmer poultry buyers steady as turkeys rise 12 percent and chickens advance 12 1/2 percent amid market activity.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report May 11
Butter was strong in creameries at 14 21/2 to 15 cents per pound with slight rises noted while eggs remained firm and unchanged. Market details reflect steady demand and price stability for both commodities in New York.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report May 11
New York on May 11 reports alive poultry steady with chickens at 12c per lb fowls 14c and turkeys 12c. Dressed poultry ranges with chickens at 10c turkeys 14 to 16c and fowls 11 1/2c per lb.
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New York
Peoria Produce Market: Corn Prices Report
In Peoria on May 11, No. 3 corn sold at 50 cents per unit.
Wheat and corn prices at St. Louis market May 11
St Louis report shows July wheat at 0c, corn at 45 1/2 cents, oats at 31 1/2 cents. Market overview notes prices for the St Louis produce market on May 11.
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St. Louis
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