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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1909
Page
11
Local fraternal groups list regular meeting times and officers for Masonic lodges Royal Arch and other orders. Entries include dates from November through monthly convocation, with wardens, secretaries, and halls noted for each group.
KE Co T M Muscatine Hive No 18 meets every first and third Monday at K P hall Carrie Harris. Nellie Lucas is Recorder. Knights of Pythias Wyoming Lodge No 76 meets Fridays at 7:30 PM in K P Building on Iowa Avenue. Bend City Lodge No 143 Modern Brotherhood of America meets second and fourth Mondays at Yeoman hall corner Town Ave and Third St. Dr E H King president Chas Ryan secretary.
Historical timetable shows daily Wilton to Muscatine service with No 504 6 25am and No 505 8 00am, plus No 500 10 15am and No 501 12 35pm. Westbound No 27 No 16 and No 15 operate daily with various times, some no stop services, and daily except Sunday entries.
Chicago on July 3 reports cattle receipts at 400 with steady prices and hogs at 9 000 receipts up 5 to 10 cents. ranges cover light to heavy grades. Sheep receipts 2 500 steady. lambs quoted 5 to 8 ¼. New York July 3 poultry market shows alive birds steady with chickens 28c, fowls 16c, turkeys 13c. dressed broilers 20c, fowls 14 15c, turkeys 11 20c.
Butter remained steady at New York market with receipts of 8 200. Eggs held firm with unchanged price and receipts totaling 7 700. Market activity reflects stable dairy and egg offerings in mid year trading.
Peoria Illinois on July 3 sees No. 2 yellow corn quoted at 71 cents per bushel.
Fraternal Bankers Reserve holds meetings on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at Yeomen Hall at 8 p m All members in good standing are requested to attend Wm Appel President C H Lemkau Secretary Charles Lockwood Banker
The bulletin shows effective April 18 1909 for Eastbound No 8 passenger at 8 00 pm and freight No 92, and Westbound No 8 and No 5 passenger services with No 91 freight listed. times vary with connections for passengers.
A scan of notices lists MUSCATINE LONGER NO 3204 28 TF ELKS meeting Mondays at 8 pm in Fike Street club rooms with hours and officers named. Also Muscatine Castle meets second and fourth Fridays at Yeomenhall with Elma and Alexander Scott. Bloomington Council No 175 FA A meets Fridays over Redman’s Grocery. Tartrel Connctnl Nol 1808 meets second and fourth Fort Gay. Muscatine Lodge No 68 meets Mondays at 7 45. I O O F and allied orders hold biweekly or monthly meetings with officers listed and visiting members invited.
A列 detailed timetable shows northbound rail connections at Muscatine Elrick Junction to Wapello and Grandview with transfers to Burlington lines. accompanying notices list local banks Cook Mussr & Co and First National Bank with branch staff and deposits. Market rates for farm produce, livestock, and groceries follow, including butter, eggs, meat, oats, and produce prices. local stock and fruit market data provide prices for beef, veal, sheep, hogs, vegetables, nuts, and fish.
New York on July 3 reports bank statement gains with loans up $238000 and deposits up $3118000. Reserve rises by $2329000 and surplus by $1549000. Ex United States deposits increase by $1504000.
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