Obituary and local notes from Riversidm and Davenport
June 24 entry details the illness and return home of Schnoebelen after hospital care, plus social visits by Charles Hawthorn and Mia Ttarbara Hervert. It notes Lala Blecha and Hinnehe Trokow at Iowa City normal Institute, and announces the death of Mrs Johanna Miller Who passed away Monday after a stroke and illness. The piece records her German origins, marriages to Ehler and John A. Miller, service at MK church, and pallbearers.
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Riversidm
Schnoebelen
Mercy Hospital
Hey
Jacobs Meter
Davenport
Charles Hawthorn
Portland Oregon
Mia Ttarbara Hervert
Ilowa City
Cane
Steve Pouchek
Wil Gerot
Clanche Crito
Lala Blecha
Hinnehe Trokow
Iowa City
Toneratoaf
Johanna Miller
Alfred Younkin
MK. Church
Jordan
Thomas
Mra Miller
Germany
America
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Remedy for Gray Hair
A vintage drug advert promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur remedy to banish gray hair and promote growth. It claims quick results, a pleasant scent, and drab cures for itching, sold by McKishney Drug Co.
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Wyeth
McKshinney Drag Co
Keota and Ainsworth Notes Include Guests and Travel
Riverside cemetery lays to rest a local, while Keota reports Howard Groves from Wenatchee visiting for a month and plans to San Antonio. Keota students return from college and include Roy Warrington and Paul Neal among others visiting. Ainsworth sees Roy Brown depart for Washington after a stay with relatives. local shoppers, visits, and travel to St. Louis noted.
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Howard Groves
Wenatchee
Washington
West
Keota
San Antonio
Texas
Howard
Roy Warrington
Berea
Kentucky
Paul Neal
Mt. Vernon
Harold Page
Andrew Mitchell
Des Moines
J. Faris
Local residents and visitors mingle during summer
As registered pharmacist In Sande Iros, store owner Mr. Johnnie Shoop of Columbus Junction has taken his place. Mise Glynne Roman has been taking dental treatment at Washington this week. Kidon Malotey of Denver arrived last evening to spend the summer here with his aunt, Mrs. J. K. Adama. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Will attended the excursion to Keokuk yesterday.
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Saskatchewan
Wyman
Mrs. Youngman
Bale
Bloomer
Winfield
Bo Ness
Sande Iros
Johnnie Shoop
Columbus Junction
Mise Glynne Roman
Washington
Kidon Malotey
Denver, Colo
Mra. J. K. Adama
Crawfordsville Morning Traffic Check In
Crawfordsville June 22. Mrs David Fishburn and the Misses Mary and Jessie White and Lee Shafer were passengers for Washington this morning. Calvin Cummings of Wyman was a business visitor here today. Elias Jackson of Olds visited old friends here today.
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Crawfordsville
David Fishburn
Mary
Jessie White
Lee Shafer
Washington
Calvin Cummings
Wyman
Elias Jackson
Olds
Old New England Ways and Famous Beaux in History
A long excerpt surveys traditional New England life with colonial echoes in diet, dress, and church customs, noting curfews, village schools, and farming habits as relics amid urban progress. Anecdotes recount Byron, Beau Brummell, Lenbach, and Valentine lore, linking art, fashion, and language. Noah Webster is referenced.
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New England
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Practice for Children’s Day at First Church Sabbath School
Children of the First church Sabbath school meet in the church auditorium this evening at 7 o’clock to rehearse for Children’s Day observance next Sabbath morning. All participants should be present to ensure the program runs as planned.
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First Church Sabbath School
Mystic Workers announce Saturday ice cream social
The Mystic Workers of the World invite everyone to an ice cream social on Saturday evening June 24 featuring good music and open attendance.
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The
Mystic Workers of the World
Miss Bessie Buchanan Delivers Rural Reading Lecture
Miss Bessie H B Buchanan of Fairfield spoke at the Muscatine county teachers institute on reading and school management. She urged stronger rural schooling, library cooperation, and extended reading beyond class, noting the need for librarians to know school needs and teachers to use the public library intelligently.
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Muscatine
Normal Institute
Muscatine County
Bessie HB
Buchanan
Fairfield
Searson & Martin
M. R. Cronin
Lbrarian
Svow's College of Dressmaking Opens Summer Class
We will take in pupils for summer class from June fifteenth to July first. Learn to draft design and sew. Call at once over Klein Clothing store at 1021 Good.
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Klein Klothing
Notice to Breeders Z W Stallion and Jack at Smouse Barn
Notice to breeders that Z. W., a 7 year old standard bred trotting stallion, will stand the 1911 season at the Smouse barn one mile north of the northwest corner of the square. Also offering a fine jack at the same location. Care taken but not responsible for accidents.
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Z. W
Absolutely
Smouse Barn
Square
Markets Opening Chicago June 22 1911
Estimated receipts 15000 left over from yesterday 6278 market prospects strong at yesterday's best prices Light 610 to 655 mixed packers 6104 to 6600 heavy shipping grades Rough 600 to 615 Cattle 4000 prospects steady to strong Sheep 17000 prospects steady
Chicago cattle and sheep market report June 22 1911
Estimated receipts today 17000 official receipts yesterday 20398 shipments 2578 left yesterday 5278 Estimated receipts tomorrow 17000 market 5 higher than yesterday average bulk 640 to 650 light 615 to 657% mixed packers 615 to 660 heavy shipping grades 605 to 655 rough 665 to 620 pigs 570 10 640 estimated receipts 4000 market steady beeves 500 to 670 cows and heifers 250 10 590 Texas sters 475 to 595 stockers and feeders 360 to 60 western cattle 47h to 570 estimated receipts 17000 native sheep 225 to 415 western sheep 250 to 415 yearlings 400 to 480 lambs 375 to 68 western lambs 4 00 to 6 40 Chicago 1 June 22 1991 market slow and weak at opening prices bulk 640 to 650 light 615 to 657 heavy shipping grades 60% to 56 rough 605 to 620 cattle steady sheep steady
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Chicago
Texas
Grain futures board report from Chicago markets
Wheat and oats futures notes dated June 22 1911 show close and open prices for May July and Sept contracts with values around 90 to 96 and similar oats figures. The bulletin lists bid ask levels and daily movement from Beach Wickham Grain Co and Postal Telegraph Building Chicago noting July Sept months and corresponding prices.
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Chicago
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Postal’ Telegraph
Mlinois
Local Market Prices in Washington City
Prices listed for corn straw flour bran shorts and corn meal on the Washington City market. Quotations from Reister & Son produce merchants note rates per dozen sacks and by load, with several items recorded in cents and dollars.
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Washington City
BO Reister & Son
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