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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
9
John Brown of Moscow Two declares candidacy for Muscating county supervisor subject to the June 7 primary. He seeks Republican support and urges voters to consider his qualifications and plan.
A candidate announces for the Muscatine County supervisor position in the June 7 primaries. The message identifies the speaker as Ben. Greiner from Moscow Two and targets Republican voters in the county.
Republican candidate James C. Stuart announces his bid for county recorder before the June primary to elector voters in Muscatine County.
Wheat and corn futures move modestly with May July and Sept contracts showing fractional gains. Hog and meat markets hover near steady levels as receipts and car counts note daily totals. grain and oilseed prices hold around midpoints while dairy and produce markets list varied wholesale and retail prices for butter eggs potatoes and fruit across multiple items.
Publicans of Muscatine county are informed that W. Riley Rice is a candidate for the office of sheriff at the June primary and respectfully asks for their support.
Horace C. Schoemaker announces candidacy for Muscatine County auditor as a Republican. He states the campaign is subject to the decision of Republican voters in the primary on June 7.
Candidate D A Cole of Sweetland Township announces his bid for county supervisor in the June 1910 Republican primary and pledges to work to win in November.
Coroner race notes Dr. H. H. Johnson of Wilton Iowa as a candidate subject to Republican voters decision at the June 7 primary.
R. T. Shannon announces as a Republican candidate for the Muscatine County sheriff nomination at the June 7 primaries.
Robert Brooke announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county attorney in Muscatine County at the upcoming June primary. He seeks to represent local voters in the prosecutor’s office.
Charles P. Hanley announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Attorney in the upcoming primary on June 7. He pitches a law-and-order platform and vows to pursue crime reduction and streamlined prosecutions.
G A Moore is the county supervisor candidate subject to the decision of Republican voters at the June 7 primary.
John Duncan declares as a Republican candidate for sheriff before the June 7 primary, subject to Republican voters of Muscatine County.
In the county, H S Howe respectfully announces for the office of county recorder at the June primary election.
This notice informs Republican voters in Muscatine County of a county attorney position and invites them to express their choice at the primary election on June 7. The text identifies H. D. Horst of Muscatine Iowa as the subject of the notice.
County auditor subject to the decision of the primary to be held in June on A. S. Lawrence.
Iowan voters in Muscatine County backed George J. Lang for county supervisor at the June primary with results indicating support for his candidacy.
General practice of law offering loans insurance real estate and estate settlements with abstracts and finess blanks kept on hand. Public in office at the First National Bank Muscatine Iowa.
Attorney G M Titus announces practice to all courts with a specialty in estate settlements and money invested without charge. Based at 213 Town Ave, the firm succeeds Titus & Jackson.
The text notes the county sheriff position is subject to wishes expressed at the primary election held on June 7, indicating the outcome will align with voter choice.
Prices for No 2 red at 1.01 percent, No 3 red at 99 cents, No 2 hard at 96 and a quarter, No 3 hard at 92 cents, No 2 at 58 to 57 cents, No 2 white at 61 cents, No 2 yellow at 59 cents, No 3 at 57 cents, No 3 white at 60 cents, No 3 yellow at 58 cents, No 2 at 36 cents, No 2 white at 39 cents, No 3 white at 38 to 38 ½ cents, Standard at 39 cents.
Cattle receipts reach 15 500 with steady trade. Beeves sell from 5 70 to 8 50, stockers and feeders 3 00 to 6 45, cows and heifers 2 80 to 7 00, western cattle 5 25 to 7 60. Hogs receipts 23 000 slow with prices 9 35 to 9 70 for most grades, bulk 9 55 to 9 65. Sheep receipts 18 000 weak with lambs 5 25 to 8 50 and sheep 3 25 to 5 35.
Butter steady at 25 to 27 tec for creameries and 23 to 26c for dairies. Eggs steady with 26,800 receipts. At mark case readings show 15% to 16%c. Firsts 17%c. Prime firsts 18c. Reports cover market activity in Chicago June 1.
Chicago June 1 Poultry prices steady turkeys 15 cents chickens 16 2 cents reported as market rates for poultry in Chicago.
New York markets report butter firm and unchanged prices with receipts at 27 000. creamery butter in steady demand. Milk and dairy stock receipts total 56 000 with echo of steady pricing across categories.
New York on June 1 reports dressed, firm, frozen chickens at 16 28c, fowls at 14 19c, turkeys at 15 18c. The prices reflect current wholesale levels with demand steady across the market.
New York grain prices show Wheat Sept at 98 and Corn Sept at 67. The market note reflects steady demand as trading opens with minimal changes from prior session.
H D Horst attorney and notary public offers probate commercial and corporation law with general practice. Carskaddan Pepper, attorneys at law, operate offices at 183 West Second Street Muscatine Iowa with telephone service listed.
Wheat Sept at 91 and a half cents Corn Sept at 58 or 59 cents Oats Sept at 34 and a half cents Market tone notes small fluctuations and steady demand in the St Louis grain exchange steps for June.
Peoria Illinois corn market reports No 3 grade at 56 1 2 cents per bushel. Market notes indicate steady demand with buyers showing cautious interest in nearby delivery lots.
Mason lodge No 2 Iowa meets first Tuesday each month. E P Ingham is Worshipful Master and L Johnson secretary. Washington Chapter No 4 holds stated convocation second Friday monthly led by J H Pitchforth and L Johnson secretary. Webb Council meets third Thursday at Stein's hall with G D Lezotta and L Johnson recorder. De Molay Commandery No 1 convenes regular on the fourth Wednesday with A W Scott master and W H Gragg recorder.
Court of Honor Muscatine Court invites visiting members to Woodman hall on the first and third Wednesdays. Knights of Pythias Wyoming Lodge 76 meets Fridays at 7 30 in the Iowa avenue hall. Pocahontas Council 62 meets first and third Fridays with officers listed. Brotherhood of American Yeoman holds meetings first and third Thursdays at the hall on Iowa avenue and Third street. O L Pyeatt and Alma Scott listed as officers.
Tite Homesteaders of Pearl City Homestead No. 219 hold meetings at Yeoman Hall on the first and third Fridays at 8:00 pm. A pioneer welcome is extended to all residents and visiting neighbors. BF Dyer serves as president with EB Ingraham as secretary at 510 West 5th St.
I C R M Musquitine Tribe No 95 meets every Thursday at 8 p m in Red Men home. Visiting chiefs are invited to attend. H F Boston Sachem. Phone 796 Y. D F Borgstadt son of R. Phone 555 J.
D O P Muscatine Lodge No 5 meets Mondays at 7 45 p m at Miriam Lodge No 27 D of RB meets on the second and fourth Fridays at 7 45 p m Prairie Encampment No 4 meets on Gret and third Fridays at 7 45 p m
B P O Elks Muscatine Lodge No 304 meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock sharp at the Elks Hall 412 East Front Street. Club rooms open daily from 8 am. Visiting Elks always welcome. J B Reay Exalted Ruler W W Richards Secretary.
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