Real Estate Transfers in Muscatine and West Liberty
Real estate transfers listed by G. M. Titus. J. W. McElravy and spouse to Henry C. Luse describe multiple sections of West Liberty property for 2500. Regnier Abbie and husband to Harriet Harren acquire lot 1 block 2 Original Town West Liberty for 1500. Joseph Frankenreiter and spouse transfer east 3 feet of lot and block 32 South Muscatine to John Lemkau for 50.00.
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G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
Muscatine
Iowa
McElravy
J. W
Henry C. Luse
West Liberty
Regnier
M. Abbie
Harriet B. Harren
Frankenreiter
Joseph Etux
John Lemkau
South Muscatine
Local Social and Business Roundup from Adams Iowa
Residents and visitors frequent Adams Iowa on Sunday and Tuesday with names including Mrs Martha Adams Mrs Harry Smith plus others. Insurance agents from Muscatine visited and grain sales occurred some from Nichols. A ball game Adams beat Nichols 9 to 8 with L B Smith umpiring.
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Nichols
Adams
Claude Heiser
John Meyers
Here
John Burk
West Liberty
Roy Cochran
Homer Puttman
Muscatine
W. J. Kirk
Bayfield
L. Rice
Jake Lukenbach
Grandma Lukenbach
J. F. Lukenbach
J. A. Mills
Miss Hazel
Andrew Cochran
Cedar
Adams and
L. B. Smith
Social Notes From Moscow Iowa May 14
Local residents visit and socialize at several homes around Moscow Iowa on Sunday and Tuesday evening. Families mentioned include Heabner Marolf Schaar Moeller Hain Snider Weise Rush Selma Marolf assisting with house cleaning.
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Moscow
John Heabner
J. S. Heabner
Geo. Heabner
Raymond
Freq Marolf
Edward
Ernest Schaar
Louis Moeller’s
Chas. Hain
Mera
Wilton
Roy Snider
Muscatine
Fred Marolf
Eila Rush
Will Weise
Selma Marolf
Mogeon
Chicago Markets May 14 Grain and Livestock Report
Quotations from H J Frenzel show mixed grains led by wheat trade with May at 127 128 cents and July corn at 69 cents. Live stock prices steady to firm with beves 5.10 to 7.25 dollars and hogs 6.85 to 7.50, while cattle and sheep demand remains uneven as supplies move through Chicago markets.
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H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Hershey State Bank
Chicago
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ill
Chicago Produce Market Butter Prices Report
Chicago May 14 Butter steady at Hartford market levels with rough figures for dairy products. Bees steady at a mark with cases noted at 19 21/2 cents for firsts 20 cents and prime firsts 21 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Steady Prices May 14
Chicago market reports a steady poultry trade with turkeys at 15 cents, chickens at 15 cents, and springs at 15b. Prices reflect current market conditions in Chicago as of May 14.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Reports Mixed Prices
New York May 14. Poultry markets show alive stock steady with broilers at 23 to 30 cents and fowls at 17 cents per pound. Dressed meat dull with chickens at 13 cents and fowls at 16 to 17 cents.
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New York
Butter Steady at New York Produce Market May 14
New York Produce Market reports butter steady with receipts of 4,600 pounds. Eggs rise with 16,259 receipts and storage packed at 22 1/2 cents. firsts 21 1/2 to 22 1/2 cents and seconds 20 1/4 to 21 1/4 cents.
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New York
Grain market quotes from New York and St Louis
New York on May 14 reports Wheat for July at 1.20 and Corn at 78 1/4 cents. St Louis notes Wheat July at 1.09 and Corn at 69 cents and Oats at 50 cents.
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New York
St. Louis
Peoria Corn Market Update
Peoria reports corn No 3 at 75 cents per bushel on May 14. The market moves show steady demand for nearby supplies as traders note price stability into mid May.
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Peoria
Petoria
Local Market Prices for Grains, Produce and Livestock
Readable values show prices for corn oats wheat and various feeds, plus retail values for pop corn brans and shorts. livestock quotes list choice heavy and light cattle, cows, bulls, sheep and lambs with per head or per cwt figures. Produce prices include butter eggs vegetables fruits and citrus with per unit or per peck, dozen, or bunch measures.
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nere+ Shorts
Harley—Tertouche
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