Local notices and travel plans from Braunworth to Davenport
Braunworth's shoes praised and Globe offers prompt service day or night. Mrs Amalia Schmidt Gobble leaves 103 West Seventh for Fairfield expecting a week away. Meeting at the levee May 20 to sail to Davenport. Mrs Abbey Smith leaves 403 East Fifth for Sikeston Missouri to handle two weeks of business. F S Fillingham leaves 208 East Fifth for Mediapolis on a short business trip returning via Burlington tomorrow. J M Yoder of Wellman arrives from Colorado and New Mexico planning to return home today. Mr and Mrs Adam Karg of Davenport depart noon for home after visiting the Krug home tied to the death of Jacob Heidt.
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Amalia Schmidt-Gobble
West Seventh Street
Fairfield
Abbey Smith
East Fifth Street
Sikeston
Missouri
F. S. Fillingham
Mediapolis
Burlington
J. M. Yoder
Wellman
Colorado
New Mexico
Adam Karg
Davenport
C. H. Krug
East Tenth Street
Jacob Heidt
Making Money in Muscatine County Land Values Rise
Daniel Hayes explains land value growth in Muscatine County from five to eighty dollars per acre over forty years. He notes annual income from ownership, mortgage yields, and compounding benchmarks, arguing that land can earn substantial returns and be sold at any time. He highlights similar opportunities elsewhere.
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Muscatine County
Daniel Hayes
Grand Excursion Planned for Davenport Trip May 20
Local notices announce a grand excursion to Davenport on Saturday May 20 with plans for a picnic and a boat dance at Weed's Park. Various residents report travel to Davenport for funerals and social visits, with multiple Firefly departures noted.
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W. W
J. S
Davenport
Card of Thanks from the Wiegand Family
The Wiegand family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness aid and sympathy during their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. John Wiegand and Family.
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John Wiegand
Attic Party Honors Beatrice Edmiston Before Departure
The Thirteen club and friends surprised Beatrice Edmiston at Mr and Mrs Will Edmiston home on West Fourth street. Attendees danced played games and enjoyed refreshments before a program in the music room featuring Edmiston and a male quartet with Gretchen Legler accompanying. Edmiston departs tomorrow for St Louis to stay with relatives.
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Thirteen Club
Beatrice Edmiston
Will Edmiston
West Fourth Street
Miss Edmiston
St. Louis
Messrs
Edward Schmidt
Jack Kennefick
Will Jones
Louis Beard
Gretchen Legler
Josephine Wyant
Mildren Lane
Lillian Beard
Sadie Smalley
Grace Griffen
Market Quotes and Livestock Receipts Summary
Private wire from Donovan Commis-Co shows grain prices for May July and Sept futures across Wheat Corn Oats and Pork Lard and Ribssully figures. Livestock receipts listed for Hogs Cattle and Sheep with regional comparisons for Kansas City Omaha and Northwestern bases.
Chicago Produce Markets Weekday Prices and Ranges
Wheat prices advance with diverse grades ranging from No 2 red at about 1.00 to No 3 red under 1.00. May and July futures show openings highs and lows, while corn oats rye and other grains list mixed quotes. Live stock markets report cattle receipts at 18006 with varied prices, hogs higher with mixed butchers and heavy values, sheep and lamb ranges noted.
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Chicago
Toe Associated Press
Chicago Butter and Egg Market May 17 Report
Butter prices slipped with creamery quotations at 18 2 3 cents and dairy stock at 16 19 cents. Eggs held steady at 14 1 1 2 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago May 17 poultry market steady with turkeys at 149 15c per pound chickens 18c per pound springs 3.00 to 6.50 per dozen
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Chicago
New York Produce Market Wheat and Corn Futures
New York Market report shows Wheat July at 9 15/16 cents and Corn July at 53 1/2 cents. Trading notes indicate modest activity with котs in futures corrections and day-to-day price moves.
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Cravenette
Oxford
New York Butter and Egg Market Report
New York May 17 butter unchanged eggs unchanged as market conditions hold steady with no price shifts reported across dairy commodities.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Prices Reported
New York on May 17 reports alive poultry prices with spring chickens at 35 cents per pound and fowls at 12 cents. Dressed broilers cost 30 to 35 cents, fowls 10 to 13 cents, and turkeys 13 to 17 cents.
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New York
St Louis Produce Market Report May 17
Wheat July price is shown as Soe. Corn July quoted at 47 1 4 cents. Oats July at 28 1 4 cents in St Louis market report.
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St. Louis
Peoria
Stocks and Bonds Stock market snapshot with varied figures
A compact report shows open high and low values across multiple equities and bonds. Notable entries include Am sugar, So. Pac, U. Pac, US Steel, Tex Pac, and Tenn coal with percentage changes and price points reflecting a volatile trading session.
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St. Paul
Mo. Pac
U. Pac
A. Copper
Ae Ea
RK. Island
Il, Cen
US Steel
US St’l Pf Fa
Tex Pac
Colo
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Cure or Pay
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for pain sores wounds burns and piles with full cure or no pay. Claims product available at Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store priced 25 cents.
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Havercamp
Market Prices and Shares Across Wheat to Livestock
Markets report detailed price ranges for wheat oats corn and hay. Retail butter eggs poultry vegetables and fruits list buyers sellers and per unit rates. Livestock prices for hogs cattle and sheep are given with representative Chicago market sales and notes on current demand.
Chicago Markets in Brief Cattle and Hogs Mixed on Tuesday
Yesterday's Chicago Markets in Brief reports cattle values holding firm in a small Tuesday run with fair packers and shippers. Grassier grades seen dull while cows sell steady and trade active. bulls steady with moderate demand. calf run liberal with some declines. Hog trade active with minor gains and packers buying good kinds. rough heavy offerings neglected. Sheep trade strong with western wethers at 5.25 and lambs steady to 10 higher. western sheep at 6.75 and wool at 7.50.
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Chicago
Weekly cattle hog and sheep receipts change
Receipts this week show a rise of 6,700 cattle compared with last week while hogs fall by 5,800 and sheep by 6,300. Year over year gains include 2,800 cattle, 9,400 hogs and 4,900 sheep.
Market Report Shows Mixed Sheep and Lamb Prices
Day shows higher light and mixed offerings with 4,000 below early estimates. Western lambs bring 6.75, Mexican sheep and yearlings around 5.50, Tuesday receipts estimated 18,000 then 16,000. General demand steady, fewer shipping orders, freer sale on big weights.
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Toben, Malone & Co
Schaffer’s
Schaefer
H. M. Bartlett
J. E. Kranz
Florist
Towa Ave
Braunworth
The
Globe
Butz’s Fair
West Second Street
Weed's Park
M. T. DeMoody
Cedar Rapids
Pentzer
East 2Nd
Dillingham
Nichols
New van Lyle Building
J. E. McIntosh
West Liberty
Fred Switzer
East Eighth Street
L. W. Liven
Philip
Henry Heidt
Walcott
John Bielema
Fulton, IL
J. Bronkema
Lucas Street
C. A. Dettmers
German Congregational Church
M. White
J. E. White
Mulberry Street
Cora
Carrie
Frank Kincaid
Margaret
Charles Kincaid
Otto Teufel
East Sixth Street
Moline
Rock Island Railroad
Donovan Commis— Co
Muscatine
Closey
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
G. M. Titus
Iowa
F. C
Sanllerson Stores
Champaign
eRere
Priestly Cravenette
So. Rwy
Great W
Mex Cen
Amn Smeltver
Muscatine Markets
California
Columbia River
Cciccuas
Pgrivoe En Cecienssis
BP Ee Re
Ao Araisioat
Cedivieee
Aca Seere Ek
Nee Dee Ware
M.C. Hayes & Co
Pen
the Money Saving Store
Siegel & Isaacson
2Nd St
Gotham
Gordons
Imperials
Mackey’s Model Clothing House
Ils
East Second Street
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