Storage Eggs Move Steadily Amid Short Supplies And Market Rumors
Chicago reports a steady egg market with last Monday’s price increases for firsts and prime firsts and light receipts at 17,039 cases over four days. Fresh arrivals are tight while storage eggs attract strong demand, with April to June prices around 19c to 16 1/2c. Potatoes in Riverhead indicate scarce island supplies as Long Island Potato Exchange markets most of the crop and growers seek higher prices. Austin subdivides on Guilhem’s turkey plans amid a near- historic crop and expected industry backing. Rain improves area truck farming with fall crops and early vegetables expected to rise.
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Chicago
Swift, Armour
Riverhead
WN. Y
Embree
Long Island Potato Exchange
New York
Gruilhem
Austin
Tex
Charles S. Guilhem
Guilhem
Yoakum. Tex
Well known lawyer cured of eczema by Cuticura remedies
A. Brandon, a Greenville attorney, recounts his two year battle with boils and eczema after a smallpox vaccination scare at Lebanon Ohio in 1882. He credits Cuticura Resolvent Ointment and Soap, used for about a year, with his recovery over twenty years ago and urges others to try the products with a free sample offer from Potter D. & G. Corp. Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Ohio
Burma
Nogy
A. ©. Brandon
Greenville
Potter D. & G. Corp
Dept
Boston
Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule Listings
Secretaries report a series of neighborhood Bible class times and hosts with addresses and Oct 24 dates. Entries include Mrs. Walter Dewey at 319 Broadway 2:30, Mrs. Zerean at 436 Riehl 30, Mrs. Vaughan at 499 Sullivan 7:30, and others across streets such as 1st Avenue 3:00 and 3270 Denver.
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Walter Dewey
Broadway
Zerean
Riehl
Vaughan
Sullivan Avenue
T. M. Evans
An Avenue
T. FL Keaney
Iowa
Rohde
Vine
Sweeney
Catherine Chitfield
W. HL. Langlas
FL. Riehmer
Fl Reaney
Denver
Tin
Whittle
Hawthorne Avenue
Barron
Wellington
W. ©. Morgan
Weet Fourth
Della O'Niell
West Fourth
J. Playtle
Western Ave
Greene Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Greene residents report visits to Marble Rock Bristow Mason City and Waterloo while others move for work. A funeral in Waterloo, church additions, and Presbyterian fundraising mark the week. Mr and Mrs Hesel anticipate a newborn, and a harness business transfer ends December 1. Local residents welcomed new church members and hosted society gatherings.
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Morris Greene
Fort Dodge
Wareld
Nashua
CV. Cave
Clarksville
Eve Ig
Law Hesel Oar
J. J. Staber
Willtet
Nick Lotgen
Waterloo
Giremie
Thorp
NS. Wegard
C. H. Gunker
Albert Barrow
Waterine
Presbyterian Charch
Fartin
John Nevins
Rosary Society
Owen Mullarky Died At Dubuque After Illness
Owen Mullarky a Cedar Falls resident since 1866 died at a Dubuque sanitarium after a long illness at age 91. Born 1822 in Denmore County Galway Ireland he never married and lived with nephew O J Mullarky. He suffered a paralytic stroke at age 2 and remained crippled but cheerful. Funeral set for Tuesday at Saint Patrick's Catholic Church with burial in Greenwood family lot.
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Cedar Falls
Owen Mullarky
Dubuque
Andon
Patrick's Catholic Church
Greenwood
Mr. Mullarky
Denmore
County Galway
Ireland
O. J. Mullarky
Binte
Club Women to War on Bridge Gambling
Chicago club women vow to fight bridge whist gambling and attack the tolerant attitude toward gaming among mothers. Presidents of major clubs plan to raise the issue at upcoming meetings after Municipal Judge Edwin Walker labeled penny ante bridge a form of gambling and urged enforcement. A Chicago woman speaker urged clubs to warn families of the sorrow gambling brings and persuade women to drop prize games to curb male gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edwin K. Walker
Judge Walker
T Hey
Reclaiming the country churches revival spreads in Iowa
Mason City Iowa October trends show eight rural churches revived in the past year with the Flood Creek Methodist church in Floyd County rebuilt and now counting 115 members. The Methodist and German Methodist denominations have jointly reclaimed three churches as part of a regional revival effort.
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Mason City
Flood Creek
Floyd County
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
Natick Massachusetts woman describes severe nervous strain and sleep loss during menopause. After doctors suggested a tumor she tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports a complete recovery. Neighbors call it a miracle and she urges others to seek confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon Massachusetts.
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Natick
Mass
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nathan B. Greaton
N. Main Street
Lydia Io Tinkham
Revival in Churches Brings Active Membership Across Denominations
A report notes Baptist churches in Mitchell and Floyd counties and Methodist churches in Floyd and Butler counties, with Congregational and United Brethren churches in Cerro Gordo now thriving after years of decline. The text highlights renewed congregational activity and growing memberships after previously being nearly dormant.
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Ists
Congregational
United Brethren
Baptist
Mitchell
Floyd
Methodist
Butler
Cerro Gordo
Six Prisoners Escape Wyandotte County Jail in Kansas City
Six inmates led by William La Trace overpowered Jailer Squire Lee and escaped from Wyandotte County Jail in Kansas City Kansas after a carefully planned break. La Trace and five others had robbed a Missouri Pacific passenger train between Leavenworth and Kansas City, collecting valuables via a cap pistol hold up. La Trace faced Chicago murder charges and boasted he would never serve for the train robbery.
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Kansas City
William la Trace
Missouri Pacific
Leavenworth
Squire Lee
Wyandotte
Kan
Lee
Red Wilson
Prisners
Liberty
la Trace
Chicago
Message of the Clocks Sermon at First Presbyterian
Dr Robert Waestenberg of First Presbyterian will deliver a sermon on Clocks and Folks next Sunday morning October 29 at 0 30 He will address children and parents with clocks on display each giving its own message The theme promises broad appeal and a large attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert AC. Waestenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Murder Suspect in Showman Slaying Sweated for Clues
Ellsworth Kansas October reports say John Smitherman known as John Smith, convicted by a coroner's jury, may be subjected to the Showman house interrogation as new evidence prompts county officials to test the suspect before release. Officials seek a confession if guilty, while relatives dispute his involvement. Marzyck, an ex convict, is linked to Ellsworth case as police confirm recent city sightings and possible threats tied to the investigation.
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Fllsworth
Kan
Samuel Bartlett
John Smitherman
John Smith
Ftive
Smitherman
Bartlett
Showman
Marzyek
St. Joseph
Charles Marzyck
Jeonvict
Ellsworth
William Bubb
Marzyck
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West Fourth Street
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Wanamaker S. Oy
Coneteche
Courtraus
Bath
Tobie
Taylor & Som, Inc
Hess
East Fourth St
Meritor
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
American Drug and Press Association
Mabel Ettinger
Mullarky
He St
Reclaiming the Country Churches
Lydia E.pinkham
Will Sweat
Therman
Western Union
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Bovee Furnaces
Bovee Grinder & Furnace Works
National Biscuit ‘Company
Whalea
Wlee Co
Waisre Grocers
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