Markets report shows steady grains and mixed livestock prices
Argentine receipts rise for wheat and corn while Minneapolis stocks climb anew. Chicago cash grain holds firm with No. 2 red wheat near 99 to 1.00, corn around 7 8 to 7 8 1 8, oats about 47 to 42 cents. Live stock and produce prices range across beef pork and dairy goods with crops and coal markets noted.
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Chicago
Ill
Northwest
Minneapolis
Logan & Bryan
Shearson & Hammill
Grain and livestock futures move in narrow ranges
Wheat futures show slight gains with May at 102 to 103 percent, December around 99 to 100 percent. Pork and lard futures edge higher, hogs close 5 to 10 cents above prior, top at 7.15. Car receipts and tomorrow’s cattle estimates listed for wheat oats and corn.
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Sergei
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Summary
The section reports corn and grain futures with open high low and close figures for Dec and May contracts. Prices show slight fluctuations with corn opening around 65 cents and closing near 65 to 66 cents, while May and Dec grain futures range around 1.00 to 1.03 dollars.
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Chicago
Sec
When to Start
An early start and a definite plan go far toward success in any undertaking. Deposit in this bank weekly or monthly to create a fund for your future needs. Stick to it and in time your success will be assured. Right now is the time to start. You will never regret it.
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Bryan
Fowler
Congress
Currency Commission
Savings deposits earn four percent interest here
The notice advertises a four percent interest rate on all savings deposits promising steady growth and ongoing earnings from the deposited funds.
Chicago Live Stock Market Update October First
Cattle receipts 6090 weak to lower with prices 1.75 to 6.60 for cows and westerners. Hogs receipts 14000 steady to lower with bids 6.35 to 7.15 and bulk sales 6.65 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 15000 steady to 19 cents higher with as high as 4.30 for ewes and 3.50 to 3.85 for lambs and yearlings 4.30 to 4.80.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago Poultry Market Prices Listed
Chicago October 1 poultry market reports show turkeys at 18 cents, chickens 12 1 2 cents, and springs at 13 1 2 cents per pound.
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Chicago
Chicago Prouce Markets Update October 1
Chicago markets show butter steady with creamery at 20 to 26 cents and dairies 18 to 22 cents. Eggs steady at 22 cents for firsts. New York reports butter firm with cremaery specials 27 cents and extras 26 to 24 cents. Eggs steady, poultry prices mixed and live markets firm for some items. St Louis notes wheat at 1.00 and corn 63 cents with oats at 48 cents.
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Chicago
Ill
New York
St. Louis
Peoria Corn Market. Peoria, Oct. 1.
Peoria market notes show corn prices quoted for the day with trends and figures. Trade activity is described as quiet, with bids and offers shaping small gains amid harvest season dynamics.
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Peoria
Grain and corn markets and retail feed prices
Report lists corn market at 45c oats 75 to 80c wheat 75 to 80c cracked corn 1.70 per cwt popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 per ewt shelled 1.40 to 1.75 per cw popcorn per peck 30c bran 1.35 per ewt oil meal 1.75 per ewt shorts 1.35 to 1.40 per cwt barley per bushel town chop feed 1.70 per cwt
Hearst Attacks Roosevelt and Supports Hates Roosevelt Message
Denver readers heard William Randolph Hearst defend his charges against Foraker and Haskell while urging votes for the Independence party and Hisgen. He asserted Roosevelt is opposed to reform and pledged loyalty to the president while praising good deeds benefiting the nation and criticizing Bryan’s stance.
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Denver
Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Haskell
Muskogee Citizens’ Alliance
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Independence Party
Thomas L. Hisgen
Roosevelt
Democratic Standard Oil
Republican Party
Bryan
Standard Oil
Mr. Haskell
Mr. Hearst
Chicago
Mr. Roosevelt
Grand Saginaw Valley Deep Water Association Formed
Delegates from six cities along the proposed Grand Michigan canal route organize the Grand Saginaw Valley Deep Water Association in Grand Rapids Michigan. They plan to attend the National Deep Water Ways Association convention in Chicago and discuss a deep canal across the state using the Grand and Saginaw river valleys.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Grand Haven
Saginaw
Grand
Gold Democrats Afraid of Mt Bryan Revisit Old Stand
In Des Moines Iowa, gold Democrats of 1896 and 1900 who opposed Bryan's free silver face renewed questions. A Dubuque banker notes Bryan has not admitted error and recalls his 1902 critique of Cleveland. He argues Cleveland’s role in maintaining financial integrity stands, while Bryan now seeks Cleveland Democrats' support despite past insults.
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Des Moinés
Iowa
Bryan
Dubuque
Des Moines
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Bryan
Cleveland Democrats
Cleve
Democracy Resurrected From Bryanism Shadows
The article argues that landism and Bryanism surpass Republicanism in harm. It claims only a decisive defeat of Bryan and allied Democrats, who compromise for office, can revive Cleveland democracy from its current shadow. The piece voices a call for unified opposition to Bryan's fallacies.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Debates over guaranteed deposits and banking reform
The piece argues against guaranteed deposits and warns the Williams and Fowler bills. It critiques compulsory guarantees, suggests distinguishing banking types, and criticizes attempting sweeping currency reform. It notes Oklahoma and national bank contrasts and calls for cautious, targeted regulation until currency studies conclude.
Healing Wound with Bucklen’s Amica Salve Saved by Cloyd
A Bucklen's Amica Salve cured a dangerous wound and prevented blood poisoning in Plunk, Missouri, as recounted by Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store, price 25 cents. The item highlights a local remedy and pharmacist endorsement.
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G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
Havercamp
MasonIc Society Notes and Lodges of Muscatine Iowa
Society cards list regular meetings for Masonic bodies, Royal Arch, Templars, De Molay, and fraternal groups in Muscatine Iowa. It names officers, meeting times, and venues such as Yeoman halls, Maccabee Hall, and Woodmen of America facilities, inviting visiting members to attend.
Argus Lodge Announces Meeting Schedule and Officers
Incorporated March 19, 157 and reorganized May 22. The lodge meets the second and fourth Wednesday evenings at Blaccavee Nan Ob Luowa Avenue. Visiting scholars welcomed. Dr. L. Crow serves as President and Mrs. A. C. Mupkusyn as Recording Secretary.
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Ivui
Argus Lodge Vo
Uivers
Blaccavee
Hlavys Canalers Meet on Wednesdays at Second Street
A. B. R. Hlavys Canalers of Shelby Norman Vost No. 231 meet the worst and third Tuesdays each week at G A RR bail East Second Street. Members include Weicolle J A Munroe Commander Gus Schmidt Adjutant.
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A. A. BR. Hlavyscanalers
Shelby Norman Vost
G. A. RR
Muscatine Court No 677 Meets Mondays in Woodman Hall
Visiting members in good standing are invited to attend sessions of Muscatine Court No 677 held every Monday evening in Woodman Hall. J. Coster serves as Chancellor and Li G Schoenig as Recorder.
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Muscatine Coukt
Woodman
J. &. Coster
Li. G. Schoenig
Muscatine Lodge Announces Weekly Meetings and Location
Muscatine Lodge No 2 announces regular meetings every Monday evening at 7 oclock at 122 Iowa Avenue above Cook Musser Bank. Visiting members encouraged. officers include Wm J Watson and John Sreen with Secretary duties held by John Sreen.
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U. Elas
Muscatine Lodge
Hanly Exonerated By Legislative Committee Report
Indiana governor Hanly is fully exonerated by a legislative committee after investigation into charges by Representative Knizely that the governor offered a job to influence his vote on the county option bill. The panel, appointed by the lower house at the governor’s request, reported the findings yesterday afternoon.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hanly
Knizely
A. B. Stoner Found Dead In Des Moines Home
The body of A. B. Stoner a retired farmer was found at his 1304 Center Street Des Moines residence by his son Martin yesterday afternoon. He had been dead two to three days and the body was decomposed. Death was due to a broken blood vessel from a stroke of apoplexy. An advertisement circular about soap coupons follows the obituary note.
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Des Moines
Oct
A. B. Stoner
Center Street
Martin
Wyoming Lodge No. 710 K of K Friday Meetings
Wyoming Lodge No 710 Brotherhood of Key meets Fridays at 7 30 p m at in Iowa avenue visiting members invited to meet Willa as F W McDougal and F L Bihmeier king of K and sy Highland Abbles Muscatine Castle meets Fridays each month at 3ra Corrhird and Avenue all members in good standing invited to attend Elma Scott secretary Alexander W Scott protector
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Bloomington
F. A A
H. K. Bodman
Second and
Chestnut Streets
Q. J. Edoward
E. P. Day
Pralernal Bankers Reserve
Ww. Appel
Irec
H. Lemkau
Charles Lockwood
American Yeomen
Mascaline Homes Lad No 380
Brotherhood of American Leomen
Bisiling Aeumenu
M. B
Highland
Muscatine Castle
Elma Scott
Alexander W. Scott
Degree of Honor Meets Twice Monthly in Yeoman Hall
Bana le Lodue unit meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays at Yeoman hall. Yeoman Niebling chairs the order with Mary Crouch as financer and Gussie Muir as recorder.
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Yeoman Hall
Wavie Niebling
Mary Crouch
Gussie Muir
Knights of Columbus Council Meeting Notes
Laurent Council No. 1805 holds a meeting schedule noting the second and fourth Mondays each month. Mentions J A Bartemeier and A G Bestenliebner in financial notes.
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Knights OF Columbus
Laurent
J. A. Bartemei
A. G. Bestenlebner
Fin
Ara G
Electa
Letta Shafnit
W. M
August Othmer
Sec’y
Fagle Lodge No 10 A and DU meets Thursdays
A D U W FAGLE LODGE No 10 A and DU invites Brethren in good standing to meet on Thursday evenings at K P bail on avenue. Fred Beiter H Howe Recorder E H Dolsen Financier solicit cordial attendance.
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A. D. U. W. Fagle
K. P. Bail ‘Oan Avenue
Fred Beiter
H. &. Howe
E. H. Dolsen
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Market Review
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Muscatine Journal
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Alliance
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Mt. Bryan
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Washington
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Yeeman Hall
Daniel Borgstedt
Lester Smith
Romona
Briday
Maccabee Liall
Isabel Norton
Pocahontas
Luella Bell
A A. Stark
M. W
A. Muscatine Cami’ No. 106
Modaern Woodmen of America
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