Local notes and notices from Muscatine
City readers are urged to buy ball game tickets between the lawyers and doctors at the fair grounds. Many residents, including Julius Lowe and J. W. Rankin, were in town for business and social calls. Emma Braunworth plans to attend the American Medical Association meeting in Boston, and Frank Ashcraft offers prices on sewer and water connections at 220 Iowa avenue.
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Frank Ashcraft
Iowa Avenue
Emma Braunworth
American Medical Association
Boston
Mass
Fairgrounds
Fair Grounds
Divine Sarah Blocks Road On Her Train Trip
A truck from Sarah Bernhardt's special train derailed two miles from Mankato Kansas causing hours of delay. Bernhardt protested loudly claiming the locomotive was cursed and demanded a new engine before the train, after the derailed one was replaced, finally resumed toward St. Joseph.
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Mankato
Kan
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
St. Joseph
Pike's Peak Snow Mantled In Late May Snowfall
Storms over the last three days in the mountains west of Colorado Springs have left Pike's Peak with more snow than at this time of year in twenty years. The foothills are bare of snow and clothed in spring foliage, making the scene striking.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike’s Peak
Funeral Services Map Out for Mrs Mary Heaton
Funeral will be held Monday at 3 PM at the late home with Rev A J Kempton in charge. Mrs Mary Heaton, aged over 80, died yesterday. She lived in Muscatine since 1865, survived by cousins Martha Trunick J O Wilson and Frank Fisher. Miss Allie Trunick expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Heaton
A. J. Kempton
Mary Heaton
Muscatine
Francis M. Heaton
Martha Trunick
Pittsburg
J. O. Wilson
New Jersey
Frank Fisher
Mrs Elizabeth Stuart Dead A Pioneer Resident of Lake Township
Mrs Elizabeth Stuart 82 plus, longtime Lake township resident and mother of Sheriff John D. Stuart, died at 6 40 AM after heart illness. Born in Ohio, she came to this county in 1857 and lived on a Lake township farm. Survived by six of seven children, including J D Stuart and J C Stuart. funeral plans pending distant relative news.
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Elizabeth Stuart
Lake Township
Ohio
Stuart
John D. Stuart
Muscatine County
J. C. Stuart
G. H. Gibbs
Santa Cruz
California
W. B. Bidwell
Tacoma
Washington
Newt. McConha
Bloomington Township
Lillie B. Stuart
Columbus Junction Eighth Grade Program and Alumni Banquet Note
Eighth grade class of Columbus Junction IA under Miss Ensign held a notable program described as a gypsy festival. Certifi cates of promotion were presented by Crouch. Alumni hosted a banquet at the K of P hall with music, toasts, and reminiscences, honoring the class of 1905 6 and featuring performances by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Ensign
Mazie Sprague
M. C. Crouch
Margaret Hungate
Ethel Getts
Sadie Barringer
Nita Miller
Mary Williams
Ethel Sprague
Helen Mize
Edith Kelly
Mabel Gentzler
Harry Jennings
Roy Oakes
Wm. Colton
Stanley Colton
Jack Overholt
Lysle Foster
Roy Dawson
Ted Lewis
Burton Noland
Marie Sprague
Lottie Wilcox
Buzzard’s Bay
K. of P. Hall
F. M. Colton
Elsie Getts
Dimple Blair
Mary Carpenter
Annetta Wilcox
Washington
Ruth Clark
Cora Parkin
Edna Shellabarger
Ruby Lieberknecht
Lizzie Jarrard
Merle Oakes
Fay Dawson
Maude Parsons
Wm. Tucker
W. R. Lytle
Joseph Jones
Florence Klotz
Richard Bahns
Mabel Lacey
Effie Kelly
Nichols High School Graduation Holds Noted Exercises
Nichols Ia May 26 Special The graduation program drew a large crowd with the orchestra opening the ceremonies. Fred Shannon gave the first oration on William McKinley and Mary Doran delivered a paper on The Value of Invention. A lively fourteenth amendment debate featured James Elder and Earl Haney. Lena Trautman praised Susan B Anthony and the choir performed, followed by a farce and diploma presentations by Mr Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Martin
William McKinley
Fred Shannon
Mary Doran
Bangs
United States
James Elder
Earl Haney
Lena Trautman
Susan B. Anthony
Daut and Whitmer Bee Supplies Store Ad
Local merchants Daut and Whitmer promote a wide range of farm goods including bee supplies farm implements buggies wagons wind mills gasoline engines cream separators and bargain real estate offerings.
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Daut & Whitmer
Markets Ledger From Chicago May 26 With Grains and Staples
Open high low close quotes for wheat corn and oats with May July Sept prices. Parkers and lard and ribs futures noted. Cars received today include wheat corn oats and leave today’s totals. New York butter and eggs steady with creamery butter at 14 to 20 6 cents per pound and eggs unchanged.
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Euly
Great Business Openings On South Dakota Railroad
New towns open along the Minneapolis and St. Louis extension into South Dakota. Excellent business opportunities advertised. For full particulars address Thomas A. Way, Townsite Agent, Watertown, South Dakota.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
South Dakota
Thomas A. Way
Watertown
S. Dak
Estray Notice of Black Gelding in Lake Township
Taken up by William Hill on May 12 1906 one black gelding three years old with white star on forehead a few white hairs on left stifle and left side appraised May 24 1906 at 150 dollars before T J Hoopes J P A S Lawrence County Auditor
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William Hill
Lake Township
Saulsbury Bridge
T. J. Hoopes
Nickel Plate Round Trip Chicago to Buffalo Sale
One fare plus twenty five cents for a round trip from Chicago to Buffalo via Nickel Plate Road. Tickets on sale June 9 10 11 with return by June 25. Details at Nickel Plate Office No 118 Adams J Room 298 Chicago TL.
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Boston
Return
Toronto
Montreal
Ottawa
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
A. C. Shaw
Canadian Pacific Ry
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
Nickel Plate
Adama &J
New York Poultry Market Report
New York May 26 poultry prices show alive firm bids for broilers at 25 26 cents, turkeys 12 cents, fowls 13 54 cents. Dressed prices steady with broilers 22 28 cents, turkeys 14 15 cents, fowls 11 13 cents.
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New York
Chicago Produce Market Wheat and Grain Prices May 26
Wheat prices for No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard No 3 hard and May July futures listed with opening high low and close. Oats prices for No 2 No 3 and white varieties given alongside May and July quotes. Park Lard futures for May and July shown.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Market Prices for Grains and Feed as Noted
Ribs May at 9.25 and July 9.30 9.32. Rye Cash 611444 66c. Flax 1.0914 to 1.15 percent. Clover 11.35. Barley 41 55c. Timothy Sept 3.75.
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Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Summary May 26 1900s
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 300 with steady prices yes Beeves 4.00 to 5.85 cows and heifers 1.60 to 4.80 stockers and feeders 2.85 to 4.75 Hogs receipts 15 000 with prices 5 10 cents lower mixed butchers 6.25 to 6.50 good heavy 6.40 to 6.50 rough 6.15 to 6.30 light 6.20 to 6.47 bulk 6.42 to 6.50 Sheep receipts 2 500 steady 3.50 to 6.20 lambs 5.50 to 6.75.
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Chicago
Chicago Butter and Egg Market Summary
Butter firm creamery prices 13% 20c and 13 lic for dairies. Eggs steady at 14 144c in Chicago market dated May 26.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Steady Prices Noted
Chicago May 26 Poultry market reports steady tone for turkeys at 10 cents and chickens at 11 cents per pound with general activity unchanged in the Chicago market region.
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Chicago
St Louis Produce Market Prices Report
St. Louis May 26 Wheat for July at 2 and 82 per cent? Corn at 46 and one half cents. Oats at 41 and a half cents.
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St. Louis
Wheat and corn prices at New York Produce Market
Wheat for July at 893 3/4 cents and corn at 54 1/2 cents per bushel reported from the New York Produce Market on May 26.
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New York
Bank Statement Shows Big Loan Increase and Deposit Rise
New York May 26 bank statement reports loans up by 8.69 million and deposits up by 5.90 million. Reserve declined by 1.96 million and surplus fell by 3.44 million as U S deposits dropped 5.66 million.
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New York
U. S
Local Market Prices Display Broad Range of Grains, Produce and Meats
The listing shows oats, wheat, corn and barley prices across retail and dealer terms. It lists eggs, butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, fish, and livestock values with varying per unit measures and pack sizes from several market sectors.
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A. G. Whitaker
E. Kranz
Florist
Cpp Journal
Iowa Ave
Guarantee Loan Co
East Second St
Hacker's
Holmes & Manrose, Printers
Julius Lowe
Keota
C. H. Barnes
West Liberty
The
Journal
A. Hopson
Fruitland
Thormann Mfg. Co
Mulberry Streets
William Kincaid
Cameron, Mo
F. Bradshaw
Whitehall
Musser
Fred Hacker
C. Sweet
Barger
J. W. Rankin
Earl Dickerson
Roach and Musser Hose Company
P. M. Laken
Letts
H. G. Fetterman
City
Texas
Sterlin
A. Kohfahl
Wilton
C. Becke
Lucas Street
Davenport
P. W. Westbrook
W. Ryan
Demorest Avenue
Fairport
Pentzer
G. E. Heidel
Quincy, MI
G. A. Heidel
Ida Weaver
Williams
Third
Mulberry
Thormann
Cal. W. Smith
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Wagner Bros
C. E. Crow
Osteopath
East Second Street
Hine Bros
Divine Sarah
Colorado
Greenwood
Coun
Years
Sheriff
Batterson
H. J. Frenzel
National Board of Trade
Postoffice Block
China
Choice
Columbia
Buffalo
N. Y
Lowa
Jackson Electric Supply Co
Red Electric Sqn
Val
Platt Valenciennes
Pocahontas
Wagner & Bennison
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