Local Religious and Social Notices in Rock Island Area
Community announcements cover Baptist excursion to tri cities on Tuesday and a Presbyterian dinner, with numerous visits to Davenport and Muscatine. Band concerts, football and baseball games at City Railway Park, a rail line job lead, fish market ads, school teaching plans, and local church events highlight a busy weekend.
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Hawes Camp M. W. A
Rock Island
Rock Island Independents
Muscatine Maroons
Fair Grounds
Lizie Sanders
Federation of Colored Women’s Clubs
City Railway Park
Hawes
A D T Messengers Gather Want Ads for Journal
A D T messengers will collect want ads for The Journal to reduce errors from telephone orders. Call 91 or the Journal office to place ads. Messenger boys will collect tolls and deliver ads to any city area, charging half a cent per word with a 15 cent minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger
A. D. T. Company
Journal Office
No. 91
Western Union Telegraph Company
G A R Shelby Norman Post to Meet for Comrade McMackin Funeral
Shelby Norman Post members are ordered to meet at headquarters tomorrow at 1 PM to attend the funeral of Comrade W. W. McMackin. Per order. Gus Schmidt Adjutant.
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Shelby Norman Post
W. W. McMackin
Gus. Schmidt
Adjt
Evansville man claims cure after Foley's Kidney Cure
For over five years B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana suffered kidney and bladder problems losing weight and energy. After three doctors failed he says Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief with first bottle and complete cure after the second. Havercama's Prescription Drug Store.
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B. Spiegel
Virginia St
Evansville
Ind
Foley
Havercama
Recital by Miss Nellie Williams Pupils in Columbus Junction
Miss Nellie Williams and about 25 pupils gave a piano and violin recital at her home in Columbus Junction. Selections by Esther Grafe Gert rude Owen Eva and Ruth Clark Susie Spaeth Grace Overholt and others drew praise. A hunting trip to McKee's Lake followed with several names listed as participants. Local residents and visitors are noted with brief mentions of travel and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Nellie Williams
Gertrude Owen
Eva
Ruth Clark
Susie Spaeth
Susie
Grace Overholt
Daniel
Frank van Horn
Cotter
Miss Williams
Arnold Oats
Duwane Brown
Harry Hall
McKee
Anna Hutton
Marie Carr
Edna Kelly
Mabel Foster
Elsa Foster
Dot Gardner
Della Hill
Isabelle Siverly
Frank Loehr
Jay Robertson
Roy Noland
Vet Noland
Chant Gentzler
Claude Hill
Will Moffitt
L. C. Hil
Mary Moore
Clifton School
Leland
Ruth Robertson
Carl
Mary Andries
Merle Waltman
Leola Kemp
Margaret Sands
Fairfield
J. P. Dawson
John Reece
Freeport
Illinois Central
Ella Edwards
C. Jennings
L. L Ballentine
Dubuque
C. A. Woodruff
Sumner
Gaylord Darrow
F. Ll. Darrow
Arthur Carpenter
L. M. Merrick
Little Son
Burlington
John Hoover
Harriet Curts
E. S. Curtis
Concord Township
Harvey Hites
Maynard
Robert
Washington
West Chester
J. C. Marshall
Columbus City
C. A. Sprague
General Assembly
Joe Davis
J. Carson Duncan
Shellbark
Chicago
Peter Bretz
Loie
Bretz
Wehmeyer
Muscatine
T. Lee Duncan
Colfax
Des Moines
Sherman
Thompson
Singer Sewing Machines For Rent In Muscatine Iowa
Advertises weekly and monthly rental rates for sewing machines at the Singer store 323 East Second St Muscatine Iowa. Claims the Rehtest running singer is most convenient and invites customers to try one and be convinced.
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Singer
East Second St
Muscatine
Iowa
New Police Shakeup in Muscatine City
Mayor McNutt requested the resignation of Officer Cal McDaniel in South Muscatine yesterday. Oliver Munn, formerly with Great Western Cereal, was appointed to replace him and will be sworn in tonight likely taking Night Captain Cooper's or Officer Billings uptown beat. Cooper may move to day shift. Billings would succeed if Cooper shifts.
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Mayor McNutt
Cal McDaniel
South Muscatine
Oliver Munn
Great Western Cereal Company
Mr. Munn
Cooper
Billings
Munn
McDaniel
McNutt
Henry Oberhouse
South End
Bilings
Muscatine Markets Patchwork Prices
Market notes show wheat oats corn and corn products with retail and dealer pricing. Butter eggs chickens and vegetables list assorted per pound per bunch and per dozen, plus fruits and nuts with wide retail ranges and farm terms.
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California
Markets Report From Donovan Commission Wire
Today's market snapshot shows futures and spot quotes across wheat, corn, and cotton with varied highs and lows. Commodities listed include Wheat May July Sep with ranges around 107 to 166 and final values near 90 to 99. Cotton and other grains show small daily shifts, with prices posted for New York and other exchanges and July, September, and May maturities.
Chicago Live Stock Market Recap May 25
On May 25 in Chicago cattle receipts reached 7 000 with prices for good to prime steers 5 50 to 6 50 and cows 2 61 to 5 00. Hog receipts numbered 30 000 with bulk sales 5 40 to 5 45 and various weights priced up to 5 50. Sheep receipts totaled 10 000 with lambs 4 50 to 7 60 and many grades dead market. Butter firm at creameries 18 to 21 cents and dairies 16 to 19 cents. Eggs quoted easy at 14 4 to 11 2 cents.
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Burlington
Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report May 25
Poultry steady with turkeys at 14 to 15 cents per pound and chickens at 12 1/2 cents per pound. Prices noted for spring stock per dozen and a range from about 3.00 to 6.50. New York Wheat and Corn futures listed with Wheat at 95 and Corn around 55 cents.
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Columbia River
Chicago
New York
New York Butter and Egg Market Report May 25
Butter prices range 20 22 4 cents for common to extra. dairy butter 21 1/2 cents. Eggs unchanged. Market notes reflect typical New York dairy commodities activity on May 25.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report
New York May 25 poultry prices list fowls 10 to 15 cents, springs 30 to 33 cents, broilers 30 to 31 cents, turkeys 12 to 17 cents.
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New York
Peoria Produce Market and Stocks Snapshot May 25
Market notes from Peoria report corn No 3 at 51 percent, with stocks and bonds in open high low close format. Notable prices include Sugar 133 percent, U S Steel around 27 percent, Tex Pac 32 percent, Peo Gas 101 percent, Tenn Coal 77 percent, Colo Fuel 41 percent, and Great W 1944 around 19 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
St. Paul
Mo. Pac
Eee
A. Copper
Penn
Island
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel i Et
Ee : Tex. Pac
Great W
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Batterson
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Charles Jarck
Grandview Avenue
Globe
William Metzgar
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Davenport
F. L. Ballew
City
William Stockdale
Anon Lucas
Hershey Avenue
Fruitland
Edward Dietrick
Grandview
Ethel Brunson
Fairport
William Reeves
Henry Jarck
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Independents
E. Klein
Waterloo
Boston
Effie Spicher
McHenry County
North Dakota
William Strohmeier
Andalusia
Jil
Hawes Camp
the Presbyterian
J. M. Stokes
Andalusia, Ill
Gertrude Culbertson
Clinton
Court House
Lawrence
Charles Dietrick
North Prairie Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mark Coyner
East 3d
G. M. Titus
Lows
Journal
Messenger Boy
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Europe
Japan
China
India
Australia
North Africa
Anson
Cal. McDaniel
Oliver Munns
Muscatine Markets
Prices Paia
Jay
Kansas City
Omaha
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago Produce Market
Timothy
Ballerson Stores
Donovan Commission Co
Oliver Typewriter
The
Oliver Typewriter Co
Chas. H. Leu
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