Wilton News Highlights Local Social and Travel Notices
Wilton Iowa reports a six o clock dinner honoring Harry Nicolaus and Frank Bacon before they depart for Iowa City and Ames Agricultural College. The piece lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and traveling to Davenport and Muscatine with short notes on recent trips and arrivals.
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Wilton
Geo. Nicolaus
Harry
Frank Bacon
Iowa City
Ames Agricultural College
Ames
Florence Agnew
Nellie Henderson
Nellie Duncan
Grace Woodhouse
Olga Port
Pearl Maurer
Lillian Hucke
Lulu Ayres
Ciara Daut
Vera Miller
Edith Henderson
Harry Shafnit
Earl Whitmer
Will Looney
James Bacon
Will Kaufman
Fred Kaufman
Guy Leith
Rudolph Sideline
Walter Herr
Harry Nicolaus
Illinois City Newsbriefs dated Sept 4
Report highlights departures and visits among residents of Illinois City Buffalo Prairie Aledo and Moline. Notables include Fred Kelley family James Adams Wm Reynolds Mary Conley Neeley and relatives with travel to Rock Rapids New Boston Melbourne and Mol ine. Clergy Rev Mortain Rev Richardson and camp meetings noted.
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Illinois City
Fred Kelley
James Adams
Rock Rapids
Wm. Reynolds
Mary Conley
Buffalo Prairie
Conley
Aledo
Joe Neeley
New Boston
Ben Neeley
Mortain
Port Byron
Wm. C. Tyler
F. Morehead
Tindell’s Grove
Richardson
M. Brown
Melbourne
Stephen Brayton
Wm. Morrow
Moline
Freq Dunker
M. Reeves
Prolonged House Session Shifts to Adjournment Debate
The legislature debates amid party lines over electing a short term senator and whether to adjourn for a special session. Democrats back Claude Porter while Progressives push a defined primary plan. Adjournment votes, committee actions, and cost estimates dominate the day as leaders seek a path forward.
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Hambleton
Cummins
Claude Porter
Porter
the Savery
Lafe Young
Kendall
Inman
Meredith
Jones
Montgomery
Special Committee
Lee
Emmett
Committee of 15
House
Restaurant to Open Former Globe Café Reopens at 210 Iawa Avenue
Horace Klaiss purchases the former Globe restaurant at 210 Iawa Avenue from Fred Gerdes and plans to open the cafe tomorrow morning. The lunch room interior has been renovated repapered and made strictly sanitary with several new pieces of equipment added by the new owner.
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Globe
Horace Klaiss
Iawa Avenue
Fred Gerdes
Hazel Dell Church to Hold Communion Next Sunday
Rev. Wiley will conduct communion at Buffalo Prairie church on Sunday September 6 at three o'clock in the afternoon. Anna Lutz left for Geneseo Ill to begin her fall term August 31. Anna Marple left Monday for duties at Glancy school. Merton and Charles Kistler vis ited their brother John Kistler and family Sunday. Clarence and Florence Kistler and L Marquis were Reynolds visitors Saturday. Charles Vanatta hauled tile from Reynolds Friday. Ralph Peterson is on the sick list. George Lutz made a business call in Muscatine Friday. Mrs. John Vanatta and Mrs. Chas Vanatta visited with Mrs. Guy Potter Sunday. Chas Peterson drove and delivered his sheep to Epperly Monday.
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Clinton
John H. Davidson
Dr. Walker
Muscatine
Appel
Bertha Lovewell
Fairport
Rev. Richardson
Floyd
van Atta & Elfers Commercial School
Mannon
Pearl Richard
Ed Richard
T. W. Juffer
New Boston
Epworth Chapel
Chas. Richard
Wapello
Frank Godard
Pomeroy
Jas. Stevenson
Lee Sloan
Owen Deeds
Sam Stottler
Kansas
Opal Rader
Hazel Dell
Wiley
Buffalo Prairie Church
Anna Lutz
Geneseo
Ill
Anna Marple
Glancy School
Merton Kistler
Charles Kistler
John Kistler
Clarence
Florence Kistler
L. Marquis
Reynolds
Charles Vanatta
Ralph Peterson
George Lutz
John Vanatta
Chas. Vanatta
Guy Potter
Chas. Peterson
Epperly
Market Quotes from Chicago Openings and Closing Prices
Today's Market reports Chicago quotations across grains and meats. Wheat corn oats pork lard ribs and rye cash prices, opens, highs lows and closes with notes on hogs. Estimated car counts and cash grain bids accompany the session summary.
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Chicago
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Report September 4
Cattle receipts 2000 steady with Beeves 5.69 to 7.65, stockers 2.60 to 4.45, cows and heifers 1.70 to 5.70, westerners 3.20 to 5.80. Hogs receipts 14000 steady to higher with lights 6.30 to 6.95, mixed 6.30 to 7.02, heavies 6.30 to 7.92, bulk 6.65 to 6.85. Sheep 6009 steady 2.15 to 4.20, lambs 3.25 to 6.00, yearlings 4.10 to 4.75.
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Chicago
Butter and Egg Market Steady on Labor Day Closure
Chicago produce market reports butter at steady levels for creamery and dairies with 18 22% and 17 20 cents, eggs steady at 19 cents. No session of the butter and egg board next Monday due to Labor Day.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Market Turkeys and Chickens Prices
Chicago Sept 4 Turkeys 17 cents per pound chickens 10 to 10 1/2 cents per pound springs 14 cents per pound firm market report from Chicago poultry trade shows notable price levels for turkey chicken and spring varieties.
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Chicago
New York Grain Market Report
New York grain quotes show Wheat for December at 1.05 and Corn at 79 1/2 cents. Prices reflect early market activity in New York on September 4.
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New York
Market Summary: Poultry Butter and Eggs Prices
New York buyers note mixed poultry prices with alive poultry weak and dressed birds barely steady. Fowls range 12 to 14 cents, springs 16 to 19, turkeys 12 to 19 cents. Butter firm with creamery specials at 24 to 24 1/2 cents. Egg receipts 6,811, market steady with little change.
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New York
St Louis Grain Market Report
St Louis market notes show Wheat December at 97 cents per bushel, Corn at 63 cents, Oats at 48 4/8 cents. Prices reflect steady demand as of September 4.
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St. Louis
Peoria Grain Market Report Seeks Price for Corn
Peoria market notes for September 4 show No 3 yellow corn offered at 794 per bushel. Prices reflect market demand and regional trading activity in Peoria.
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Peoria
Corn Market and Livestock Prices Snapshot
Grain prices show corn at 75 cents, oats 45 cents, wheat 75 to 80 cents, cracked corn 1.70 per cwt, popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 per cwt shelled 1.40 to 1.75, per peck 80 cents, bran 1.35 per cwt, oil meal 1.75 per cwt, shorts 1.35 to 1.40, barley per bushel, chop feed 1.70 per cwt, hay 6.00 to 7.00. Live stock market lists various bids: heavy cattle 6.25, light 6.10, rough heavy 5.75, stags 5.00, steers 5.00 to 5.50, cows 3.50 to 3.75, bulls 3.00 to 3.25, veal calves 4.00 to 5.00, lambs 5.00 to 6.00, sheep 4.00 to 5.00.
ROUND OAK base burner showcased for beauty and efficiency
An advertisement touts a ROUND OAK base burner noted for its appearance and construction. It highlights a solid urn design and nickel plated base, promising economy of fuel and strong heating qualities. A book with full description is offered upon request.
Muscatine Produce Co Markets Prices on Fresh Produce and Meats
Markets list Butter-Packing stock at 1éc per lb and fresh eggs at 16c. Live poultry and vegetables priced by item including hens 8c, springs 1b, old roosters 4c, ducks 6c, young ducks 8c, chickens 9c, cabbage 5c, cucumbers 5c for 5c, wax beans 30c a peck, parsley per bunch, potatoes 20c per peck, beets 25c per peck, turnips 20c per peck, tomatoes 1c per peck, sweet potatoes 30c per peck. Fruits lemons 10c per dozen or 25c per 10, beefsteak 1c per lb, beef cuts 8–12 1/2c, lard 10c, ham 29c, mutton 20c per lb, veal 12 1/2–15c, bacon 15–17 1/2c, pork 10–12 1/2c, sausage 10–12 1/2c per lb. Misc items sugar 5.70 per unit, flour 1.65, spring chickens 12 1/2c per lb, geese 12 1/2c per lb, turkeys 17 1/2c per lb.
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Muscatine Produce Co
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