South End Epworth League Installation Sunday
South End Epworth League cancels services next Sunday due to high school graduation events. The Musserville Epworth League held its installation last evening, but the program was not completed because president Martin Settzer was absent. anniversary celebrations for the league will be postponed. Funeral services were held for one-year-old Ernest Edward Holliday at the Friends church with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Several residents made weekend travels and visits, including Miss Delia McCullough resuming school duties and Mr. H. Diereks family visiting Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville Eytworth Teagaa
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Martin Settzer
Ttwag
Clarence Shoemaker
Pader
Seagus
Ge P Badsley
Hotliday
Ernest Edward Holliday
Mirai Charles Holliday
Nebraska’ Street
A. @. Young
Friends’ Church
Greenwood Semetery
T. D. Mitchett
Blemarel Street
Wilton
Bar
Gos Bismarck Stoat
Harry Strohmer
West Liberty
Colored Club Women of State in Session in Davenport
May 20 special report from Davenport notes the State Declaration of Colored Women's Clubs convening with a general board meeting and officer hearing at Third Baptist Church. Depot and freight house work begin at Fifth and Giraffe streets under supervisor George F Jenkins and D W Clarke. Tom Rinnett of Davenport reportedly pardoned by President. reform urged. Armor Forn Zither assembly fundraising planned in Davenport June 3 with attendees from across the country for concerts. General break in ranks among serine silt zal workers reported May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Tawa
Officara
Soporta
Fifth and
Giaira Aireath
George F. Jenkins
George Th Swift Co
Colenga
D. WY. Clarke
Clinton
Sutter
Washington
Tom Rinnett
Presidene
Oll
Brons
Thors Winseneral
Turbulent Mill Clash Shrouded in Picket Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text reports a clash at a mill during a strike with 32 people inside and several prisoners among them. Some claim to be workers while others deny picket ties, including asserts that several were schoolgirls, amid tense disruption and misstatements.
Memorial week session opens in Bander church
The first session of Memorial week was held in the Christian church of Bander morning. Rev. Dowlin of the Presbyterian church delivered an eloquent address on peacemakers from Matthew nine and paid tribute to the GA R. A second session will be at the opera house on May 30 with programs led by local officials and choirs. West Liberty notes include wreath preparations for soldiers’ graves and a meeting of W R C members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bander
F. ML. Dowlin
Presbyterian Church
GA. R
Ealy
S.J. Epler
E. Reusch
J. Epler
Mirs
Lane
Miss McCunn
WW. Williams
W. War- Ter
Gall
C. J. Munckey
Ray
B. J. Epler
Musle—Onorne
Lincoln
Tula Bockonthina
M Musi
Renedi
America
Tseemblaze
Roy
Flom. Dowlin
West Liberty News
W, RC
Iarois Nichols
Liberty School
Rouett Baphsath
Henrietta Jhonk
Mima
Rains Bearish on Wheat as Markets React to Wet Weather
General rains today weighed on wheat with a bearish tone, while corn and oats rose on planting fears. Chicago trading opened July futures down from early highs amid modest export and crop reports, with oats and hogs showing mixed movements as moisture concerns persisted.
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Chicago
India
Nish
Kansas
Dakata
Cheelope
Comes
Guenea
Chicago cash grain market update and Liverpool grain prices
The report details Chicago cash grain quotes with No 2 and No 1 northern wheat values, spring and autumn varieties, and futures with limited clarity. It also lists Liverpool grain market results with Wheat Spot prices for No 2 Manitoba and No 3 Manitoba, along with May and July futures and assorted American mixed grain bids and advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Volvas Chet
Abes Austen
IGC
Stuat Gil Riham
Lea
Liverpool
Manitoba
Vanitoba
G. Suly
Bnet
Idin Driet
Dairy and grain market summaries from New York and St Louis
The report lists butter and creamery products with prices and case totals from New York Produce and New York markets, noting extras, packing, and price ranges. It also cites St Louis Grain Market quotes for wheat and oats, including No 2 hard and white oats, with price indications and lot numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louis
Hog Prices Helped by Light Receipts
Chicago May 26 hog prices showed support from light receipts as buyers hesitated amid heavy rain and wind. Cattle and sheep offerings were large or weak, with western lambs mostly cloned and in limited demand, while hogs saw steady action and prices held firm in places.
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Chicago, Jr
Celpta
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report May Prices
Cattle receipts 2,200 head in South Omaha with slow buying. Steers around 7.09 to 7.60, cows and heifers 6.00 to 7.60, western steers 6.00 to 7.70, calves 6.00 to 10.00. Hog receipts 5,000 head, hogs 8.45 to 8.50, pigs 6.00 to 8.50, bulk water 6.40 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 6,700 head, market steady. yearlings 6.75 to 7.25, ewes 6.25 to 6.75, lambs 7.60 to 8.20. Also notes St Louis and St Joseph markets with varied cattle, hog, and sheep receipts and prices. Kansas City and Chicago markets show mixed reports. New York and Wisconsin prices listed for dairy and poultry items.
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Chicago
Nativa
Western
Jamba
Optic Qwestern
Kansas City
Evantern Stowe Ais
Pegkera
Burenore
Tee Ee
Colorado
Rence Stiches
GIAO
South Omaha
Xep
Man Atandy
Strone
Hunry
RAO
St. Louis
St. Joe Liva
St Joseph
Cathe
Atrong
Lampe
Stock Market Opens Heavy Amid Mixed Union Pacific Update
Absent confirmatory developments in the Union Pacific Southern Pacific dispute and other unsettled factors, the early trading session opened heavy. Harriman stocks led gains briefly before selling pressure erased advances as short interest weighed on sentiment. Union Pacific and other leaders, including Chesapeake and Ohio and Rock Island preferred, slipped mid day as April earnings show a mixed bag. The market remained dull and heavy overall, closing lower on the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tork
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Tadlay
Harriman
Canadian Pacific Lome
Union
New York Stock List
Muscatine Market Roundup Shows Mixed Prices and Sales
The Muscatine market page lists varied prices for livestock meats poultry and feed plus notices for autos, hats, and real estate. Car sales offer five passenger models with long term payments. Real estate and farm land bids invite offers near Durant and Wilton, Iowa.
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Epworth League
RELU
South End Church
Iaurcaty Services
Colored Club
Women OF State
Poland
Brreckna
Utolodars
Latgoay
Atcumd
Randalud
H.R Bernhardt
Aah
P. N. Gibson
Owen- High- Lowwy
Cloner Tacy
Ik Ay
Ify As Bie
Mies “Park
Htm
Ee Bos
Bae
West Laberty
Markets Journal
New York
Procaas
Gladstone
Amer
Ican
G. Wiggers
Katorama
Detthof
Hardware Company
Abrivaie
Aare Amaller
Walt—Beosipte
Kinsee City
Tatatoes
Suga Brendy
Muscatine Markets
Alery
Toben
East Steond Street
WIM Gels
Favor
Ible Farms
Uberal Eredic
ALM
Beret
BOK
Tellenco Loan Company
Iown “Ave
Mustatine
Iowa
Second Street
H. M. Bartints
PCA
M. Bartlett
Iawa Avenue
Muscatine
Tac
Mr. Bartlett
Town Avenue
Sauh
Durant
Interurban
Ahove
B. D. Gruenwald
McLean
Neb
MM. W. Stirlen
East Second
Salm
Hutchinson
N. Mulberry Ava
Tens Loan & Investment Co
F. Richman
Haln Bros. & Co
Second ST
West Second Street
T. Gremmel
Fon
Houechola
Hnauko
Mullerry Avenue
Saule
J. E. Hoopes
lFon
Sale—Bay
Dr. BH
West 2d Sc
D. L. Stuart
Union Tobacco
Reei's
Hattig Black Wood
Call
Turkara
Pizgeona
Daz
Wes
Joome
Lwita
Loogo
Reece Flas
Bellanca Loan Company
Lows
Muséailne
SEA Reliance Loan Co
Mauscathoe
Tove
Reliance Loan CO
Old Poat Offics
Mascatine
Towa
Imovn ‘Ak No
Wast Seton
Teben
Toom
H. M. Bartett
Sttornof-At-Law
Town Avenas
In. S
Park Place House
Handy
Gown Town
N. Rosenberger
Scott_ House Hotel
Joseph Bilkey
Warness Men
Ryan's Dry
C. B. Fuller Grocery
East Hill
Musserville
Miles Ave
AA. Keath
West Sixth Street
Light House Veening
Iowa Ave
Clymer Street
Paone
Losm
Princess
Theatre
Pyrth
Town
Agenue
Journal
Miscelin
Oranzes
ARK
East Third Street
Oulsina
Mrs. Black
Hawkeys Pearl Button Company
Geren
A. Kepping
Carders
Schner & Block Co., Steamore and
Pront
A. P. Swanson
J. Greenblatt
Fishin Bros. & Co
Geo. B. Jackson
West Third Street
Phono
Muscatine 2
Franklin Institute
Dept
D. Rochester
Esarn Barber Trade
Tri-City Barber College
Fr. Luellep
Walestine State Bank
A. C. Moyer
Conesville, Fa
Musentire
W. H. Welch Button Factory
Mel
H. J. Hainz
Harteman
Jetts, Ia
Sanitary Feather Mattress Co
Okumwa
West Front
CRADF
Draper Land Agency
Draper
Superior Service
Bord Transfer Co
Minneapolis
Mine
H. D. Horst
Boston
Marie Jones
William R. Jones
TAM
Carrie Carlisle
East Second Street
Mugeating Co
Fagan Bros
German American Bank
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