Bank Statement for Muscatine Bank Iowa 1902
Organized under Iowa law the Muscatine bank presents its September 15 1902 statement to the Auditor of State. It lists assets including cash on hand real property and various bank holdings totaling 8 867 818 867 31 with liabilities of 1 171 319 96 and undivided profits 5 638 37. Signatures of J Carskaddan John B Dougherty and Chas Page indicate sworn accuracy before Notary R K Smith as of September 18 1902.
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Iowa
Muscatine
State of Iowa
Uscatine County
J. Carskaddan
John B. Dougherty
Charles Pageon
Chas
John B. Ougherty
R. K. Smith
D. W. Jackson
S. M Hughes
Balance Sheet of Hershey State Bank Muscatine Iowa
Bank in Muscatine Iowa reports its financial condition as of September 15 19. The assets total 997 514 60 and include cash on hand 1 633 1144 553 06. Loans and discounts 3 910 00 and real estate owned 1 290 00. Liabilities total 997 514 60 with deposits sight 248 329 83 and time 453 815 44. Capital stock paid in 53 000 reported. Directors show none owed as borrowers with 1400 00 in endorsements. Notary public Arthur Hoffman attests September 18 192.
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Co Ag
Scala Ama
Gilman, Son & Co
Ccontinental National Bk
Cricazo
State Bank of Chicago
Trust & Laws Bank
National Bank of Ommerce
Kansas City
Iowa National Bank
Davenport
Union Savings Bank Davenport
Louisa Co. Natl Bank
Columbus Jet
Iowa
National Bank
Lone Tree Aarnee Bank
Lone Tree
Icscscs
Isseente. Saad
State OF Iowa
Muscatine
County
Henry Jayne
L. G. Burnett
Arthur Hoffman
QuietWedding in City Home Unites Frank Mills and Susie Kipp
A calm ceremony last evening at Rev J L Murphy house on West Third united Frank W Mills and Susie Kipp with Mills a local contractor son. The couple will reside on Cedar Street. Later a large Mulberry Street reception by Mrs J B Hunt and daughters welcomed nearly 200 ladies with courtesies, refreshments and music.
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J. L. Murphy
West Third Street
Mr. Murphy
Frank W. Mills
Susie Kipp
Mills
J. B. Hunt
Harriet Hunt
Cora Hunt
Mulberry Street
Hunt
D. V. Jackson
J. L McColm
Frappe
Emma Parkins
Cornelius Cadle, Jr
Laura Musser
Third district Republican committee meets over Henderson decline
The Third district Republican congressional committee gathered in Dubuque Iowa on September 18 to discuss Henderson's withdrawal from the nomination. A telegram from State Central Committee Chairman Spence protested naming a successor and urged a special convention. No sign Henderson will reverse his decision.
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Dubuque, Ia
Third District
Republican Congressional Committee
Henderson
Spence
State Central Committee
One Third Fare for Reunions Promised by Railways
Railroads offer one and one third fare under the certificate plan for the Crocker brigade and Thirty fifth Iowa regiment reunions in Muscatine next week. Tickets bought for Muscatine include a receipt to obtain return passage at the reduced rate. An executive committee meeting set minor details, badges are being produced, souvenirs planned, and citizens urged to welcome the visitors to uphold Muscatine’s hospitality.
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Crocker Brigade
Iowa Regiment
Muscatine
Regular Maccabees meeting and local notes
The ladies of the Maccabees plan a regular meeting tomorrow evening. Mr and Mrs Geo Schwitzer near the island welcomed a new son on Tuesday. Henry Asp fell from a moving carriage on Kaiser's street and sustained a serious injury, receiving surgical aid. Miss Clarice Ludde rode the Helen Blair to Burlington after a two week visit with her sister Mrs F J Brandt.
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Ladies of the Maccabees
Geo. Schwitzer
Henry Asp
Kaiser
Clarice Ludde
Helen Blair
Burlington
F. J. Brandt
Judge Denies Bail in Dunlap Case at Aledo
Judge Ramsey denied bail for Miss Iona Dunlap after five hours of evidence and argument and ordered her committed to jail. Officials expect the trial to proceed at this term of the circuit court.
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Aledo
Fil
Ramsey
Iona Dunlap
Cole Younger as Preacher at St Paul Ministers Meeting
Ex robber Cole Younger spoke to the Ministers' Association of St Paul in a sermon style address. He urged men to live honestly, avoid crooked deals, and rely on personal responsibility, noting a Christian should keep straight from temptation. He sat quietly, hymn book open, while presenting his views on character and salvation.
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St. Paul, Minn
Ministers’ Association of
Huge Coal Land Deal Involves 41000 Acres South of Springfield
Springfield HL Sept 18 The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad pays cash for coal rights under several hundred Ball family acres. The Burlington buys outright mineral rights beneath 41 000 acres forming a large parallelogram south of Springfield as it invests capital for future industrial coal and intereth interests.
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Springfield
John Ball
Farmersville
Ill
Ball
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
The
Burlington
Senator Dolliver on Henderson withdrawal in Iowa
Fort Dodge Iowa September 18 Senator Dolliver comments on the withdrawal of Speaker Henderson calling it a great misfortune to Iowa. He cites exaggerated GOP differences and warns against personal and local contention in politics.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Dolliver
Henderson
Jury Deliberations Opened in Fahey Velatt Case
The Fahey Velatt case went to the jury late this afternoon over the can of gold found in the Kegel lot last March. Witness Koehler was dropped from the plaintiff side after it emerged he had no role in Fahey's arrest. Defense lawyers Bartlett Detwiler and Stapleton argued as the jury received closing statements.
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Paul Fahey
Edward Velatt
Kegel
Journal
Stapleton
George Koehler
Fahey
Velatt
Bartlett
Mr. Detwiler
Court House
Henry Bitzer
Admr
City of Muscatine
Clymer A. Coldren
O. K
Coldren
Market Prices for Flour Sugar Coffee and Produce
The list records current market prices for staples and produce. Flour sacks at 1.00 to 1.20 per spring sack and 1.15 in winter. corn meal two per sack. bran and shorts priced. spring chickens at 40 to 55 cents. sugar at 5.00 per 100 pounds. granulated sugar 19 pounds for 1.00. coffee Rio varieties at 15 to 20 cents. butter 17 to 25 cents. eggs 20 cents. lard 12 to 15 1/2 cents. ham and bacon prices. cheese 15 cents per pound. vegetables including potatoes, tomatoes, turnips, celery, cucumbers, radishes, beets, carrots, beans, corn, and cabbage with per unit or per peck rates. lemons 20 to 25 cents per dozen.
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Illinois
Bartlett
Graham
Cgr
Rio
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First National Bank of
Total Assets
Hershey State Bank
W. R. C. Industrial Society
Louisa Rogers
Fourth
Cedar Streets
Mmes. Rogers
Emma Hediker
Cynthia Bartlett
Frack
Cedar Street
Vienna Pearl Button Manufacturing Co
East Third St
Iowa Avenue
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the People’s Department Store
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Muscatine County
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Grand Opera House
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C .Amrrerurm
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BIG 4
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Rastus” Waters
Big Olio
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
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