Sunday with an Ax Shatters Sermons in Printing Plant
Evangelist William A. Sunday stormed the W B Conkey publishing plant in Hammond Indiana destroying stereotype plates after paying 3500 for a copyright to Herman Poole Co sermons. He previously fought editors in Decatur and burned 4000 books after seizing mats and demanding the edition be destroyed.
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William A. Sunday
Hammond
Ind
W. B. Conkey
Sunday
Herman Poole & Co
Decatur
Ill
W. B.conkey
Conkey
Mats
Local News Roundup Mentions Residents and Visitors
The Muscatine area notes several residents and visitors including John Leverich Wilton business caller in Muscatine, Mrs M. Conant and Alice Ingham visiting Milwaukee, Mr and Mrs Thomas Raynor Wilton departure, F Van Dorah Fairport on noon train, Mrs E Weierhauser Wilton visit, Mr and Mrs Thomas McCormick Davenport visiting Mary Stanger, Tom Sawyer boys selection at Leibbrand Ryan Co, A L Linder from Greeley Colorado to visit East Front street.
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Thomas Raynor
Wilton
Muscatine
F. van Dorah
Fairport
Thomas McCormick
Davenport
Mary Stanger
A. L. Linder
Greeley, Colo
Waterloo
Jule MecCoskry
East Front Street
Local Muscatine Notices Highlight Visits Events
J S Kelley of Wapello visits Muscatine with friends. Mrs R N Johnson of Columbus Junction shops in the city. Ralph Wittich improving after operation at Hershey hospital. Friday Yeoman hall hosts children's drills and a recital with 10 cent admission. Rev J P Thiel returns home from Mendon Indiana after visiting Rev C A Dettmers. Mrs Frank Sandros improves after yesterday’s operation. 100 dozen children’s school handkerchiefs at 25 cents per dozen from Leibbrand Ryan Co. Charles Gardner of Chicago visiting Muscatine relatives. Maid of Athens chosen for gis's at Leibbrand Ryan Co. Walter Kennedy of Company B 25th Iowa attends 35th Iowa reunion in Muscatine. Last chance to buy Columbia Gold Moulded records 25c at Hirt & Fesler.
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Columbia
Hirt
Fesler
J. S. Kelley
Wapello
Muscatine
Yeoman Hall
R. N. Johnson
Columbus Junction
Hirt & Fesler
Elks Schedule Funeral of Brother Amos Schott
All members meet at the Elks home Friday at 1 o clock to attend the funeral of Brother Amos Schott per order. Wm J Watson E R
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Elks
Amos Schott
Wm. J. Watson
E. R
Public Household Goods Auction by Rev Rutledge
I will sell all my household goods at auction Friday September 11 at 1 30 p m Goods almost new Rev H I Rutledge 1211 Smalley Ave Auctioneer E C Peto
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H. I. Rutledge
Smalley
E. C. Peto
Pine Mills Social and Local Notes
Pine Mills Sept 10 report guests and visits including Aug and Mrs Paul of Pleasant Prairie at C Bare’s, Ora Welsch at home, W Hartman in Muscatine, Curt Damma with Hartmans, J Welsch’s colt treated by Dr Charlie Cline, a dance planned Sept 12 at Pleasant Prairie hall, locals attending Wilton fair, timber wolves sighting, and social gatherings among Owen Carpenter, C Richard, Herr Budzine and families at Titche’s area.
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Pine Mills
Aug. Paul
Pleasant Prairie
C. Bare’s
Ora Welsch
W. Hartman
Muscatine
Curt Damma
Roy
Johnie Hartman
Charlie Cline
J. Welsch
Pleasant Prairie Hall
H. Paul
Wilton Fair
H. Carwitzell
Owen Carpenter
C. Richard
Titche’s
Herman Budzine
Mary
Addie Wunderlich
Lincoln People and Visits Include German Family
Lincoln residents Claus Lutze and family hosted relatives from Holstein Iowa last week. Chas Burr attended the Columbus Junction fair on Thursday. M Kile and family traveled to Ot-
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Lincoln
Claus Lutze
Holstein
Chas. Burr
Columbus Junction
M. Kile
Chicago Market Quotes on Wheat Corn and Pork
Chicago dated Sept 10 reports open high and close values for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Ribs and Hogs with May Dec and Sep futures. Cash grain prices list No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard No 3 hard and various white and yellow corn grades with bid offers and closing ranges.
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Chicago
D’y
Chicgo
Sent
Local Visits and School Openings Reported
Saturday visits to relatives included Mr and Mrs L P Burr to Lake Park Iowa and Mrs Burr hosting Sonntag. The Schwesslers hosted Miss Mabel Thomas of Lone Tree. Geo Daut and family from Muscatine visited P Hauri’s family. School opened Monday in districts No 6 and No 7 with Anna Quigley and Minnie Haur teaching.
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Tumna
L. P. Burr
Lake Park
Schwessler
Mabel Thomas
Lone Tree
Geo. Daut
Muscatine
P. Hauri
Anna Quigley
Minnie Haur
Clerence
Chas
Burr
George Burr
Hepburn Law Slapped by Court
A court ruling rebuts the petition for rehearing in the Hepburn case. The government argues the court misread the opinion and the record regarding knowledge of lawful rates, evidence exclusion, and intent. It says the number of offenses was fixed by settlements and payments totaling 26, not 1,462 carloads used for the fine.
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Supreme Court
Chicago Live Stock Markets Report Sept 10
Cattle receipts 7000 with beeves 3.70 to 7.70, stockers 2.69 to 4.50, cows 1.80 to 5.80, westerners 3.40 to 6.10. Hogs receipts 16000 strong demand with prices 6.40 to 7.15 for various grades and bulk sales 6.75 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 24000 with weak prices 2.25 to 4.80 and lambs 3.50 to 5.85, yearlings 4.30 to 4.80.
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Chicago
Ill
Chicago Poultry Market Prices Reported
Chicago market report shows poultry prices for turkeys 18 cents per pound chickens 10 and a half cents springs 14 cents per pound. The data reflects current wholesale levels in the Chicago area.
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago on September 10 reports butter steady with creamery 18 22 to 49 cents and dairies 17 to 20 cents. Eggs steady with Firsts at 21 cents.
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Chicago
New York Grain Market Report
New York September 10 Wheat for December delivery at 106 cents a bushel. Corn quoted at 80 1/2 cents.
Wilson vows to protect government in veterinary ratings
Secretary Wilson defends government service ratings for veterinary graduates amid criticism from the American Veterinary Medical Association. He says the ratings follow a department investigation and credit the department's success in fighting animal diseases to highly intelligent personnel.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
American Veterinary Medical Association
Philadelphia
Butter and eggs steady at New York Produce Market
New York Produce Market report shows butter firm and unchanged with receipts of 5,634. Eggs steady and unchanged with receipts of 11,532. Date noted as September 10.
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New York
New York Poultry Market Report Sept 10
New York market reports poultry trading activity with local price ranges and supply notes. Buyers and sellers monitor live poultry movements as the season progresses. Local dealers note steady demand for domestic fowl and eggs amid broader market conditions.
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New York
Poultry
Disposition and humor mark a jobless man
The Philadelphia Press quotes a remark about a man who is happiest while looking for work, implying he has no duties yet. The exchange highlights a paradox of contentment in unemployment as a personality trait.
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Philadelphia Press
Scheme to Capture Widow Revealed in Quip
Two speakers discuss a plan involving Main chant and Gotrox's young widow. The exchange suggests a scheme beyond gardening, implying interpersonal and acquisitive motives amid a strained relationship.
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Mainchant
Gotrox
Market Bid Prices For Poultry Updated
Alive steady report shows springs at 14c for fowls 12c for springs 13c for turkeys dressed irregular rates. Notes list prices for dressed springs and turkeys in 12% 18c and 20 25c ranges with some old listed at 16 19c.
Market Wheat and Corn Prices in St Louis Session
St Louis market report shows wheat December at 98 5 8 cents, corn 65 8- cents, oats 50 6 cents. Prices reflect steady demand as trading closes for the day.
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St. Louis
Peoria Corn Market Report In Brief
Peoria market update notes corn No. 3 at selective price levels on Sept 10 with standard Southern price guidance. Declared quality aligns with common No. 3 specifications and market watchers anticipate further movement in futures and cash bids.
Muscatine Markets Wide-range Prices Lotted
Muscatine Markets lists corn oats wheat and mixed grains with prices for retail and wholesale. It details hay, oil meal, shorts, barley, chop feed, and produce including butter eggs vegetables and fruit with per unit costs. It also shows live stock values for choice and rough categories, veal calves lambs and beef cuts, along with miscellaneous items like sugar flour and cheese.
Flower Market Prices on Carnations Roses and Astors
Market price list shows carnations 35 to 50 cents per dozen roses from 1.00 to 1.60 per dozen. Astors 35 to 50 cents per dozen. Black bass 15 cents per pound crappies 10 cents per pound bullheads 12 to 14 cents per pound.
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Cas
Fred E. White
Opera House
Nichols
Iowa
J. E. Branz
Journal
Art Chaudoin
John Leverich
Edison
Frank Ashcraft
E. Weierhauser
Bryan
Hirt & Fesler’s
Tom Sawyer
Leibbrand, Ryan & Co.'s
Ralph Wittich
Hershey Hospital
J. P. Thiel
Mendon, In
C. A. Dettmers
Frank Sandros
Leibbrand, Ryan & Co
Charles Gardner
Burlington
Walter Kennedy
Company B
Rock Island
Maid of Athens
Edison Phonographs and Records
Hirt & Fesler Piano Co
HH. J. Frenzel
Board of Trade
Gov’t
Leibbrand Ryan&Co
Cohn
Hart Schatiner
S& Marx
THE
Muscatine Produce CO
Orange and
3Rd Streets
Peoria
Muscatine Markets
Springs
Ile
Mears
Swan
Jeweler
Ideal Printery
F. A. Neidig
East Second Street
DR. Pentzer
Office
Bldg
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