Wilton Social Notes From Davenport to Lyons
Miss Faye Ayré returns from Clinton Federation of Women’s Clubs convention and Lyons visit. Stella Mooney goes to Davenport for stenographer job. Mrs Dorothy Sullivan resumes Bellevue Hospital duties at home in Mascare. Several residents attend political meetings and travel between Muscatine Davenport Lyons West Liberty and Atalissa for business and family visits.
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Wilton
Faye Ayré
Federation of Women Clubs
Clinton
Nell ® McAulay
Lyons
Stella Mooney
Davenport
County Auditor's Office
Dorothy Sullivan
M. Sullivan
Mascariné
Bellevue Hospital
M. Marshall
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ron Curtis
Stoops
Caunublican Raily
Chas. Brumbaugh
Little
Clintoning
N. A. McAulay
L. P. Loomis
Muscatine
Journal
D. J. Dwyer
Kingsley, Kah
Hattie Wildasin
Levi Marticke
Pascogle
Stoltenberg
Bettendorf
Fritz Pascogle
H. O. Schroeder
Roy Dawson
J. C. Coster
H. C. Scoemaker
Will Wacker
Sanborn
Iowa
Roy Huey
Ford Jacobs
Pearl Feltman
Miss Poland
J. L. Giesler
Mary Hogan
Iowa City
G. W. Bannick
West Liberty
J. W. Wilson
Atalissa
Geo. Angerer
Y M C A Seeks Strong Basketball Season
Physical Director Johnson has secured Peoria Clippers and Morrison Regulars for the Ottumwa Y M C A basketball slate. The Ottumwa team and others are set to appear as training games begin and the season opens around December first.
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Johnson
Peoria Clippers
Association
Morrison
Ottumwa Y. M. Cc. A
Count Cardelli Bride From Iowa Heading to Paris
State Center Iowa October 13 Ruth Lamson a former local girl will become Countess Giovanni Cardelli. Lamson daughter of Warren Lamson a Chicago trader and millionaire marries Count Cardelli a European representative of National Malleable Castings of Cleveland. After marriage they will live at 3 Rue St George Paris.
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Count Cardelli
State Center
Ruth Lamson
Giovanni Cardelli
Miss Lamson
Warren Lamson
Chicago Board of Trade
Leo XIII
Italy
National
Cleveland
Europe
Count
Countess Cardelli
Rue St. George
Paris
Robert P. Austin Wins Prizes At Montana State Fair
Robert P. Austin, son of Dr and Mrs P A Austin of this city, now cashier at the Bank of Summers Montana, won two seconds and one third in apple awards at the Montana state fair in Helena. He owns a 70 acre fruit farm and has gone bear and deer hunting in the Rocky Mountains with L Hacker, formerly of Muscatine.
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Robert P. Austin
P. A. Austin
Muscatine
Bank of Summers
Summers
Mont
Montana
Helena
Austin
L. Hacker
Rocky Mountains
Are You Only Half Alive Kidney Trouble Ad
Kidney patients are described as half alive due to weakness and fatigue. The ad claims Foley's Kidney Remedy restores healthy kidneys and vitality, with A. W. Morgan, Druggist, urging customers to refuse other products.
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Foley
Foley's
A. W. Morgan
Meeting Tonight of Health Board and Finance Committee
The monthly health board session meets this evening in City Engineer J J Ryan’s office with no special items anticipated. The city council finance committee will also convene at the city recorder’s office for its meeting tonight.
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Board of Health
J. J. Ryan
City Recorder's Office
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Blood Purity and Skin Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for impure blood and related skin diseases. It links blood health to brain clarity and promotes All-Healing Salve for open ulcers, offering mail order for the salve and stressing the product's known composition and oath-attested ingredients. It also notes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Main St
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden Medical Discovery
Free Liver Trouble Remedy Promoted by Dr Caldwell
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a quick liver remedy. It claims the product acts as laxative and tonic, with a free test bottle offered by mail to readers, and lists testimonials from John W. Lee and Mrs. B Flinchum.
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John W. Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
Indianapolis
Ind
B. Flinchum
Jackson
Dr. Caldwell
Market Quotations From Frenzel Board of Trade
Private wire over post office. Both phones. Todays market quotations prepared by H J Frenzel member Board of Trade.
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H. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Market Opening Wheat Gains Then Falls on Pressure
Wheat opened strong on higher cables, advancing early but retreating from the top as selling by Northwest houses and local operators increased. Receipts and shipments are listed for wheat corn and oats, with prices shown for Chicago and Muscatine markets including hogs, pork, lard and ribs futures. Local produce and live-market prices cover corn oats and various fruits vegetables and meats.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwest
Liverpool
Chicago Grain and Provision Market Prices Report
Wheat Dec opened at 1.00 dollars with a high of 1.0154 dollars and close at 1.00. May wheat at 1.03 dollars. Corn Dec opened 64 1/4 cents, high 64 3/4, low 63 1/4, close 64. May 63 1/2 cents. Oats Dec opened 49 1/2 cents, high 49 1/2, low 48 1/2, close 49 1/2. May 50 cents. Pork Jan at 15.00 dollars.
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Chicago
C. Pork
Chicago grain and livestock prices fair but mixed on Oct 13
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat varying by grade with No 2 red at about 1.01 to 1.02 dollars and other futures around similar levels. Live stock trades in Chicago cattle and hogs run steady to lower with cattle at 3.40 to 7.40 for beeves and hogs down about a dime from prior. Sheep and lambs quoted weak with lambs 3.75 to 6.00 and yearlings 4.25 to 4.85.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Markets Report Oct 13
Butter steady with creamery prices 27c to 28c and dairy quotes 18c to 24c. Eggs steady at 23c for firsts. Chicago market notes reflect stable wholesale trading across producers and dairies.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Report
Chicago October 13 poultry market remains steady with turkeys at 17 cents, chickens at 11 11?e, and springs at 11?c.
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Chicago
New York Poultry Market Prices Reported
New York on October 13 reports poultry prices with alive birds quiet. Sprung fowls and turkeys quoted at 14 cents for live, dressed rates vary 11 to 20 cents per pound, with spring turkeys 18 to 20 cents.
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New York
New York Produce Market Report
Butter quiet and unchanged on Oct 13 at New York market with receipts of 12 800 while eggs remained firm amid 14 700 receipts.
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New York
New York Grain Market Update
New York price report shows Wheat for December at 1.09 and Corn at 75 1/2 cents. Market activity focused on grain futures in New York City trading.
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New York
N. Y
St Louis Grain Market Prices Report
St. Louis grain market notes for October 13 show Wheat futures for December at 1.00 and 61 61/2 cents for corn, with oats at 47 cents. Prices reflect early trading in St. Louis Missouri.
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St. Louis
Peoria Corn Market Report
Peoria, Oct. 13. Corn No. 3 bids at 7 Me. per bushel as the market closes with limited trading activity and modest prices for nearby movement.
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Peoria
ZEMO Promises Cure For Skin And Scalp Diseases
An old advertisement promotes ZEMO as a clean external liquid that draws out germs and toxins to cure every form of skin or scalp disease with instant relief. It invites samples from E. W. Rose Medicine Co. in St. Louis and lists A. W. Morgan at 107 West 2nd Street as a seller.
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ZEMO
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
A. W. Morgan
W. 2Nd St
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Leibbrand,Ryan&Co
East Second Street
Misses’ Coats
Leysen
South Muscatine Fuel Co
Schaefer
Schaefer’s
Iowa Avenue
Physical
Ottumwa
Helena, Mont
Dr. W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell _bidg
Monticello, Ill
Muscatine Markets
Shippers Ay
St.ue
Rocky Fords
Muscatine Produce Co
Timothy
Chicago Produce Markets
General Electric Motors
Citizens Rail
Wittich
Wittich Bros
Mundt
J. H. Mundt
East Third St
Home Tea Co
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