Local News Briefs From Brainworth and Davenport Sights
Miss Anna Molis departs 768 Iowa avenue on the Helen Blair for a week with friends in Davenport. Mrs. S. E. Colter leaves Burlington road for Nichols to visit relatives. Arthur Schmidt departs 1114 Oak street for Toledo to see friends. Clarence Becker leaves for Davenport for a day with friends. J. F. Ficken departs 1001 Iowa avenue for Davenport for a day with friends and business. Waffie supper at Presbyterian church tomorrow priced 15 cents. John Berkshire and wife arrive from Kansas City for a short visit. Sale at St Marys hall tomorrow with supper from 5 PM. M L Kephart returns from Iowa City on Y M C A business. Don t forget waffles at Presbyterian church May 16. Rev J W Potter departs for Ottumwa to attend spring exams and give an address.
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Anna Molis
Iowa Avenue
Helen Blair
Davenport
J. F. Ficken
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Potter
M. E
Milwaukee
Ottumwa
Wyoming Hill
Willie Wiegand
John Wiegand
East Fourth Street
William Hume
Robert Shaner
Nahant
Wiegand
Rankin
Fairport
Ning
Columbus Junction
L. D. Young
Washington
Methodist Church
Friends of Education
Methodist and
Presbyterian Church Choir
Grace Noland
Mmes
R. W. Owen
J. A. Sprague
W. F. Hall
Wm. O. Conner
Della Hill
Isabelle Liverly
Young
Christ
BE. O. Griswold
Jas. Rickey
Crawfordsville
F. N. Wilson
Bowling Green
J. B. Johnston
Muscatine
Anna Griffith
Wm. Rahmiller
Bard
Cotter
Minnie Minick
Geo. Siverly
Lone Tree
Thos. McCormick
Columbus City
Conesville
T. H. Barnes
Dana
Ainsworth
Safeguard Office
I. M. Lane
Winfield
Lane
Mary Fleming
Tipton
Mary Walker
West Branch
Iowa City
Jay Crim
Dr. Meyers
W. H. Hughes
Rs. Oaugh
Turday
Waffle supper and community notices at Presby church
A 15 cents waffle supper is planned at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. Various local notices include Iowa lodge No. 2 A F and A M in Master Mason degree on May 16 at 7 30, travel plans of residents, upcoming Davenport excursion May 20, and church activities plus obit related travel for Dr. Hackett and family.
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Presbyterian Church
Butz's Fair Adverts Sign On for a Year
Henry Butz proprietor of Butz's Fair at 113 West Second Street signs a one year advertising contract with the Journal. His 5 and 10 cent store offers gasoline stoves refrigerators and related items. Strong emphasis on customer satisfaction and profit margin marks his successful business in the city.
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Henry Butz
Butz
West Second Street
Champions Attention Special Meeting Notice
Special meeting of the Champion Hose Hook and Ladder company is called for Tuesday evening. All members must attend for council Bluffs tournament business per order. Pres.
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Champion Hose, Hook and Ladder Company
Council Bluffs
Fourth Year Omitted From Jackson School Teachers List
Publishing error left out the fourth year of the Jackson school teacher list Saturday evening. Miss Fannie Penbeck was re elected to that position.
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Jackson
Fannie Penbeck
Funeral of the Late Mrs Rose Moig Neu This Afternoon
The last service for Mrs Rose Moig Neu is set for this afternoon. The obituary notes her passing and lists service arrangements and any family references.
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Rose Moig
Funeral rites for Mrs. Rose Moigneu at West Third Street residence
The funeral of Mrs. Rose Moigneu was conducted at her residence 201 West Third Street by Rev. F F Beckerman with a quartet singing. Pallbearers included Phil Murphy and James Fitzgerald. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Moigneu
West Third Street
F. F. Beckerman
Trinity Episcopal Church
Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
Fred S. Pentzer
Charles F. Gray
Ralph Lillibridge
Messra
Phil. Murphy
James Fitzgerald
Gus. Schmidt
Jacob Hess
J. E. Stevenson
Wm. H. Smith
Greenwood Cemetery
Market quotes and livestock receipts from May to September
Private wire bulletin shows futures prices for oats pork and lard with May July and Sep figures. It lists live stock receipts including hogs cattle and sheep with totals for three markets and forecasts for tomorrow. Minnesota Minneapolis and Duluth totals are provided with week and year comparisons.
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Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Produce Markets Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago May 15 Wheat prices for various grades and contract months are listed with May and July figures including openings highs and lows. No. 2 red No. 2 hard No. 3 hard also shown. Corn prices for No. 2 No. 3 No. 2 white No. 3 white No. 2 yellow No. 3 yellow are provided with typical quotes.
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Chicago
Tne Associated Press
Mixed Commodity Prices and Futures in May and July
The report lists daily price ranges and closing figures for May and July across numerous goods. Lard, ribs, rye, timothy, clover, flax cash, and barley are shown with bid-ask ranges and closing values, including Park TERY and several dollar amounts like $12.20 and $7.30 for selected items.
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Park Tery
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Report May 15
Cattle receipts 27000 and prices down 10 to 15 cents with good to prime cattle from 5.60 to 6.75, cows 3.00 to 5.25, stockers 2.75 to 5.25. Hog receipts 49000 down 19 cents with mixed and butchers 5.28 to 5.37, heavy 5.59 to 5.37, light 5.25 to 5.35, bulk 5.25 to 5.35. Sheep receipts 23000 up 10 to 15 cents with lambs 4.00 to 6.40 and ewes 3.00 to 5.25.
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Sttm
Chicago
Associated Press
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Chicago market report for May 15 shows butter at 20 to 23 cents per pound, creameries 20 to 23 cents, dairies 18 to 22 cents. Eggs are selling easily at 14 1/2 to 15 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Market Poultry Prices Show Turkeys and Chickens
Market notes indicate weak poultry demand with chickens at 12 percent, spring birds and turkeys priced around 3.00 to 6.50 per unit. Local sellers quote mixed demand as seasonal variations press on prices.
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Nieny E A
Springs
New York Butter and Egg Market May Report
New York market notes May 15 show butter creamery prices at 20 23 percent, dairy 18 23 cents, renovated 15 21 cents, factory 14 19 cents, imitation creamery extra 26 cents, firsts 19 cents. Bees Storage selections quoted at 18 18. Firsts set at 18 cents.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report May 15
New York dairy and produce listing notes poultry prices with alive fowls at 19 13 5 cents per pound and dressed fowls at 13 18 cents per pound. Turkeys list at 13 18 cents per pound. Market conditions appear steady with normal activity.
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New York
Market quotes from New York and St. Louis May 15
New York Produce Market reports wheat for July at 214 cents and corn at 53 cents. St Louis Produce Market lists July wheat at 1 4 cents and corn at 47 cents plus oats at 274 cents for May 15.
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New York
St. Louis
Investment pitch for first mortgage real estate loans
The Lawson articles endorse stock incorporations as poor investments and urge investors to seek first mortgage real estate loans as safer, likening them to government bonds. G. M. Titus offers these loans from $100 upward, with contact at 213 Iowa avenue.
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Lawson
G. M. Titus
Iowa Avenue
APNT Regular Meeting Notice At Local Hall
Regular meeting of the local APNT this evening at o'clock at AOUW hall. Important business to be considered. All members urged to be present. Per order I.M.
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A. O. U. W. Hall
I. M
Divorces Sought by Gertrude Phillips Over Threats and Name Change
Gertrude Phillips sues Harry Phillips in district court seeking divorce, child custody, and restoration of her maiden name Gertrude Tschillard. She alleges he threatened to kill her, once with a knife and another with a bullet if she did not live with him after prison release.
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Gertrude Philips
Harry Phillips
Gertrude Tschillard
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Schaffer’s
H. M. Bartlett
J. E. Kranz
Florist
Opp. Journal
Iowa Ave
Brainworth
S. E. Colter
Burlington Road
Nichols
The
Globe
M. G. Harker
East Sixth Street
Oskaloosa
Arthur Schmidt
Oak Street
Western
Toledo
Clarence Becker
van Horn Street
John Berkshire
el Paso
St. Marys Hall
M. L. Kephart
Hares’ Hall
Paudhet’s
Iowa
Butz’s Fair
Iowa Lodge
A. F
A. M
W. M. S. H. Ames
East Ninth Street
J. C. Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Lindsay
Culver Street
I. Cochran
Keswick
Mrs. Vogel
New York City
W. F. Brannan
Walnut Street
Brazel
Pliny Fry
Friends Church
Daniel Hayes
Mrs. H. DeLisle
Waterloo
H. Schiller
Wellman
William Gates
Jackson Street
Paso Robles
P. Stein
Mrs. L. Diamond
East Seventh Street
First Presbyterian Church
W. E. Battey
Mr. Battey
Topeka
Kan
C. J. Hackett
Sycamore Street
Independence
M.C. Hayes & Co
Neu
Rev. Beckerman
Coro
Ner
John Weigand
Willie Hume
Rev. Young
Donovan Commiss Co
Mackey’s Model Clothing House
Paul
Penn
Atch
R. Island
US Steel
B&o
Great W
Mex Cen
Gertrude Phillips
Tentiary
Gore
Abe Siegel
Prop
India
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