Wanted girl for general house work
Classified notice seeks a girl for general house work at 1617 Mulberry Ave with contact via phone 121 Y.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
9
Classified notice seeks a girl for general house work at 1617 Mulberry Ave with contact via phone 121 Y.
Lost between Chestnut and Clinton on Front St a horse shoe brooch pin. Finder please leave at this office and receive reward.
A listing of monthly meetings for Masonic bodies and allied orders in Mason City and Muscatine areas. Includes Iowa Lodge No. 2 A F and A M, Washington Chapter No. 4 R A M, Webb Council Royal and Select Masters, De Molay Commandery No. 1 K T, Homesteaders Pearl City, American Nobles Muscatine Council, Muscatine Aer ie No. 815 F O E, Electa Chapter No. 32 O E S, A V U W Eagle Lodge No. 10, Woodbine Camp No. 142 Royal Neighbors, and Romona Council No. 52 P O C H for meetings on specified Fridays and Thursdays with officers listed.
Complex daily report from Chicago trading desks shows Wheat and Corn futures advancing with mixed oats and pork, lard, ribs, and hogs trading amid receipts around 35 000 hogs and 28 000 cattle. Cash grain quotes list No 2 red at 95 to 95 1 4 cents, various reds and whites priced across futures bands.
Chicago grain and provision quotes show rye cash steady to firm while wheat corn oats trade with May and July futures. Cattle receipts reach 28,000 with Beeves priced at 4.40 to 7.15 and feeders at 3.25 to 5.60, reflecting a market mixed by grain and livestock values.
Fraternal groups including Shel b y Normal Post 231 and Muscatine lodges meet on the first and third Tuesdays or every Monday or Friday at various halls. Mansfield details list officers, meeting venues, and inviting members in good standing. Community fraternal groups advertise regular gatherings at Memorial Hall Court House Yeoman hall Woodmen hall Elks Ball and F A A ball.
Market notes Butter steady creamery prices 23 to 28 cents dairies 23 to 27 cents Eggs steady receipts 2 100 at market cases included 19 22 cents firsts 31 cents prime firsts 33 cents Poultry prices Chicago December 7 turkeys alive 16 cents dressed 21 cents fowls alive 11 cents dressed 12 cents springs alive 11 cents dressed 12 cents
New York NY Dec 7 Poultry alive easy chickens 11 to 12 cents per pound fowls 12 to 13 1/2 cents turkeys 12 to 16 cents dressed quiet chickens 10 to 17 cents fowls 12 to 17 cents turkeys 16 to 22 cents per pound recorded in market notes
Butter remains unchanged with receipts of 6 200. Eggs steady with receipts of 8 300. Market notes show stable prices for dairy and eggs in New York trading as of December 7.
St Louis grain market notes on December 7 show Wheat May at 91 1 2 cents, Corn May at 46 1 2 cents, and Oats May at 34 cents. Prices reflect early trading with slight shifts from prior sessions.
Peoria Illinois December 7 market report shows corn No 3 yellow trading at 46 cents per bushel.
Members in good standing are invited to meet with us. Fraternal Banners Ifserve holds sessions on the first and third Wednesdays at Yeomen Hall 8 p m. Officers include W H Keepping president F W Lewis secretary and Mrs Hannah Asp treasurer.
Banner Lodge Degree of Honor meets the second and fourth Tuesdays each month in Workman hall. Mrs Mollie Wiles serves as Chief of Honor with Minerva Stroh as Financier and Gussie Mull as Recorder.
Market listings show prices for livestock including choice and heavy cattle, cows and heifers, lambs, veal calves, bulls, and sheep with per hundredweight ranges. Feedstuffs hay corn wheat oats barley and meals listed with per unit costs. fruits vegetables and eggs appear with assorted shop prices.
The First National Bank shows G Stein and D V Jackson among eight directors. Officers include G G ten president D V Jackson vice president and M Hughes. Capital stands at $100000 and surplus at $65000 with eight directors named.
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