Local News Notes and Notices from the City
The column records assorted items including Miss Mabel Marshall traveling home to Wilton for Sunday, Mrs. Thompson leaving Letts after shopping, Daniel Hayes returning from Davenport, and several travel messages. It also mentions watch and clock repair by A Burton, Mrs. John Klein visiting West Liberty, a prohibition on Sunday ball playing in Hershey pasture, and local ads for Candy Kitchen and Linder's Delicatessen with mackerel specials and notices about Miss Sue Erb attending the tricounty teacher’s convention in West Liberty.
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Sue Erb
West Liberty
Corn cure and local notices mix in early edition
An impatient blend of ads and notices lists Bes tenlehner’s corn cure promising cures, land investments, fishing supplies at 113 West Front St, and a string of social items including concerts, sales, and travel plans. Includes Miss Howe’s trip to West Liberty and a Musical Union event at Sawyer home.
Farmer Robbery in Iowa Involves North Dakota Man
Marshalltown Iowa May 11 Special S S Gilgin a farmer from North Dakota was held up by two colored women and robbed of 210 dollars in cash and 2800 in certificates of deposit.
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North Dakota
Marshalltown
S. S. Gilgin
Stahl Joins White Sox After Trade Deal
Chicago May 11 Jake Stahl becomes a White Sox player after President Cominskey purchased him from the Washington club. No game was played due to wet grounds. In Iowa City Kent of Iowa fanned fifteen as Iowa beat Grinnell 4 to 2 with Barber, McCormick, Kirk and Kent earning the day’s decisions.
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Chicago
Jake Stahl
White Sox
Washington
Senators
Cominskey
State University
Iowa City
Kent
Iowa
Grinnell
Clarence Shoemaker
Demorest Avenue
Muscatine
Hamilton
Pearl City Music Co
Odd League Scores Render Local Baseball Shuffle
A compact list of scores shows Cedar Rapids 2 Clinton 9 in the Western League while Pueblo 4 Denver 3 in the Iowa League. Quincy 5 Burlington 6 Keokuk 6 Jacksonville 1 Ottumwa 9 Waterloo % Oskaloosa 2 Marshalltown 6.
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Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Pueblo
Denver
Quincy
Burlington
Keokuk
Jacksonville
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Oskaloosa
Marshalltown
Baseball schedule across leagues and venues
In the American League matchups Philadelphia plays Chicago Washington visits St Louis Boston faces Detroit New York travels to Cleveland In the National League Chicago competes with Brooklyn Pittsburgh meets New York Cincinnati versus Boston St Louis hosts Philadelphia
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
St. Loui
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San
American Association
Columbus
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
AOD
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ewer
Sioux City
Clinton
Sea Decature
Rock Island
Cedar Rauids
Peevt
Ae Marshalstown Ouines
Eveeres
Bonriirerton
Tacksonville Keokuk Ereenreee
Waterloo
Oneness Aeons
Oskaloosa
Mr and Mrs George Volger Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
The Volgers express sincere thanks to Muscatine Maennercher members and relatives for gifts and honors received on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary.
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Muscatine Maennercher
George Volger
Multiple baseball scorelines and weather notes from early leagues
A string of game results and weather remarks lists scores such as New York 5 over Cleveland 1 Chicago Philadelphia cold weather and Brooklyn Chicago rain. Other matches include Detroit Boston cold, St Louis Boston 4 1, Cincinnati 5, Minneapolis 5 Columbus 3 and more with rain and wet grounds across venues.
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Er. Louis-Washington
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Peck Island
Bloomington
Peoria
State Convention Delegates Arriving in Muscatine
Delegates to the A O U W state convention arrive in Muscatine with others expected tomorrow. Supreme Master Workman Narvis predicts a record attendance as Grand Master Workman E B Evans and Judge F W Fichelberger arrive. Delegates from Cedar Rapids Burlington Des Moines and other cities, plus honorary officers, are en route for the Monday session.
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Workman Narvis
Carrie Morcombe
Cedar Rapids
Ilona M. Shruvyock
Burlington
Grand Recorder
Nelly P. Deets
Des Moines
E. B. Evans
F. W. Fichelberger
Grand Lodge
Bertha Sommerfeld
Dubuque
Margaret Jurden
Marshalltown
Nellie Hennessey
Mary van Cise
Mt. Pleasant
Athelia Gordon
Sac City
Inga Park
Seymour
Deaths and funerals mark Columbus Junction short news
Funeral and travel notices fill Columbus Junction items with many relatives attending services across Letts Washington Crawfordsville and Columbus City. Notables include Rev James Marquis Wilson visiting en route to Ohio and J L Grubb funeral details at the Methodist church with Rev R D Pool officiating.
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Columbus Junction
Chas Morgan
Washington
Frank Bailey
Walter Morgan
Milwaukee
Conesville
E. F. Brockway
Alice
Letts
Master Armbright
Davenport
Simmons
Mabel McBride
Cotter
Percy Mayne
Fourth Street
John Gabriel
Second Street
Chas. McWilliams
Ruth McConnell
Wm. McCormick
Clyde Erwin
Frank Johnston
Frank Abrams
West Liberty
F. B. Idle
Wapello
Hester Tedford
Ainsworth
Oscar Grubb
J. L. Grubb
Joliet
Charlie McCormick
Monmouth
Ill
Crawfordsville
J. C. Marshall
Rachel Johnston
James Marquis Wilson
D. D
Seattle
J. R. Vance
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
R. D. Pool
J. C. Kendrick
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Mr. Robertson
Great Lawsuit Decided Against Coughs and Colds
The Supreme Court, the People, rules in favor of Dr. King's New Discovery. Haverecamp's Prescription Drug Store offers the product at $3.00 per bottle.
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Supreme Court
People
Dr. King
Haverecamp
Chicago Markets Report From May 11
Wheat prices firm with No. 2 red at 89 to 91 1/4 cents, No. 3 red 87 to 89, No. 2 hard 88 4 to 90, No. 3 hard 80 to 87, May 89 1/4, July 88 1/4 to 8 1/2, high 91 1/2, low 88 1/2, close 91 5/8 to 91 3/4. Corn No. 3 at 52 1/2, No. 3 whites 52 1/2 to 52 3/4, No. 3 yellow 51 1/2 to 51 5/8.
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Chicago
yeHow
Nagle
Bank Statement Notes Surplus Rise and Deposits Fall
New York banks show a surplus above legal requirements of 8,484,000 dollars. Loans decreased by 14,207,000 dollars and deposits declined by 16,181,000 dollars, while reserves fell 2,384,000 dollars. Ex U S deposits rose 1,670,004 dollars.
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New York
U. S
Market Closing Report for May and July Futures
The report lists futures prices for May and July contracts across commodities. It notes openings highs lows closes for corn and oats, with Park May and Lard May values, along with ribs and rye cash prices. Also shows barley flax clover timothy activity as inactive.
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C. Park
Timothy
Chicago Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices and Receipts May 11
Cattle receipts 300 and steady with prices from 4.90 to 6.45 for prime steers and stockers up to 5.10. cows and heifers 2.60 to 5.30. Hogs receipts 7,000 up, prices 6.15 to 6.65 for various weights. bulk 6.55 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 1,500 steady with yearlings 6.75 to 7.65 and lambs 6.50 to 8.75.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Slipping May 11
Butter prices drift lower as creamery offerings quote 18 to 24 cents and dairy lines 18 to 22 cents. Eggs also weaken at 15 ½ cents. Market notes reflect soft demand across Chicago trading rooms.
Chicago Poultry Market Report May 11
Chicago market notes poultry steady with turkeys at 12 cents, chickens 13 to 4 5 cents, springs at 13 1/2 cents. Local buyers and sellers observed stable prices across categories.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Egg Market Report May 11
Butter weak across grades with creamery extra at 25.75 to 19.25 cents. factory butter 18.22 cents and imitation 22 to 23 cents. Eggs weak with firsts at 17 to 18 cents and seconds at 17 cents.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Steady on May Prices
New York May 11. Poultry markets show alive birds steady with springs at 50 cents, fowls 15 cents, turkeys tying, dressed turkeys 10 to 11 1/4 cents, fowls 10 1/4 cents.
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New York
New York Produce Market Prices Broadcast
New York May 11 Wheat for July at 8 1/8 dollars a bushel and corn at 59 cents per bushel reported from the New York produce market.
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New York
Peoria Produce Market Report for Corn No 3
Peoria Illinois May 11 corn No 3 grade L5Htec price and market activity noted for local buyers with limited details available.
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Peoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schaefer’s
J.L. Penizer
Muscatine Optical Co
East Second Street
S. T. Sinnett
Mabel Marshall
Wilton
Musical Union
Daniel Hayes
A. Burton
E. 2Nd St
John Klein
Hershey
Wm. Smalley
Candy Kitchen
Bert Poole
West Branch
Linder’s Delicatessen
G. M. Titus
Iowa Ave
Bestenlehner
West Front St
M. W. Stirien
A. Puaiman
Sawyer
West Second Street
Pentzer
Gertrude Howe
Frank Bowman
Janet Alderbrand
Doyle
Odge
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Ed. Stein
Louise Luchterhand
Cedar Rapide
Bert Hine
Marguerite
John A. Robbins
Elen Bird
Fredonia
Nellie Strauss
Thormann Mfg. Co
Third and Mulberry
Thormann
W. B. Church
Farmer
Iowa Avenue
Ed. V. Price
Wagner &Bennison
SOX
CUBS
INCI
STAHL
Iskey
KR. FE & Grinnell
Barber and McCormick, Kent and Kirk
Muscatine District
H. G. Schoenig
J. ©. Coster, Recorder
Swan the Jeweler
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice
Chicago Produce Market
Apollo Club
Mme. Schuman-Heink
Burtis Opera House
Mays
Soc
J. Asthalter
Oscar Grossheim
Frank J. Eppel
W. H. Deutschman
Gustav Weis
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