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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
9
Classified notices offer storage services with private rooms and inspection access led by H M Bartlett with office over the old Post Office. Also promotions for Narcissus Massage Beauty Cream with a 10 cent trial, rubber goods brochure by National Rubber Co, and a cash-for-pearls offer from Bishop Hageman Vetter.
John Duncan announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Muscatine County ahead of the June 7 primary. He states the decision rests with Republican voters of the county.
A statement to Republican voters in Muscatine County announces June primary interest in the office of county sheriff. The candidate frames the bid as subject to voters wishes in the upcoming primary.
A notice announces John Brown as a candidate subject to the June 7 primary decision in the Moscow Two district. The file presents a brief statement of intent for the Republican party process and local election context.
Ben Greiner of Moscow Two announces his candidacy for County Supervisor in Muscatine County. He states intent to run in the June 7 primary, addressing Republicans in the county.
Republican voters in Muscatine County are informed that James C. Stuart runs for county recorder before the June primary.
E. H. King M D announces his bid for re election as coroner on the republican ticket ahead of the June 7 primary.
W. Riley Rice announces his candidacy for sheriff in the June GOP primary and respectfully asks Muscatine County Republicans for their support.
A Muscatine County voter message announces a bid for county auditor. The candidate states intent to seek the office and asks Republican voters in Muscatine County to support the campaign as the decision approaches.
Daily market report shows wheat corn oats and hogs with bid offers and closing ranges. Prices span July September and December futures with highs lows and closes noted along with receipts and cash rye barley timothy and clover quotes.
Cattle Receipts 4000, price ranges 5.70 to 8.55 for bees. stockers 3.90 to 6.40. cows and heifers 2.80 to 7.00. Western 5.25 to 7.60. Hog receipts 19000, 5 to 10 cents lower. light 9.30 to 9.57, mixed 9.30 to 9.60, heavy 9.20 to 9.57, rough 9.20 to 9.35. bulk 9.45 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 12000, shade lower. lambs 5.25 to 8.50.
Wheat prices in Chicago on June 2 show No 2 red at 1.01 to 1.02 dollars, No 3 red at 95 to 1.00 dollars, No 2 hard at 0.96 to 0.99 dollars, No 3 hard at 0.93 to 0.95 dollars, and No 2 at 0.59 to 0.60 dollars.
A fragment shows Horace C. Schoemaker among Republican voters for the June 7 primary.
D A Cole of Sweetland Township announces candidacy for county supervisor. He respectfully asks Republican voters for primary support in June 1910 and promises to work to win in November if chosen.
Publican voters of Muscatine county are set to decide in the June 7 primary. Dr. H. H. Johnson of Wilton, Iowa is named in the notice.
R. T. Shannon announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff in Muscatine County at the June 7 primaries. The message targets Republican voters.
A county recorder announces the June primary, signed H. S. Howe. The notice appears in local records and invites eligible voters to participate in the upcoming election.
Voters in Muscatine county express preferences for the county attorney position at the June 7 primary election. H. D. Horst of Muscatine Iowa appears among the candidates and reflects local political choices.
A report notes A. S. Lawrence faces the decision of the county auditor in the upcoming primary to be held June 7. The item emphasizes the political process and the deadline for voters.
A brief notice identifies Geo. J. Lang as a candidate in the county supervisor race on the June primary ballot. The item records an upcoming election event and the involved name.
The listing shows No. 2 white at 62 62c and No. 2 yellow at 60 60c. No. 3 at 58% 59c, No. 3 white 61% 62c, No. 3 yellow 59% 59c. No. 2 white 39% 40c, No. 3 white 37% 39c, Standard 39% 40c.
Butter steady at 25 27c for creameries and 23 26c for dairies. Eggs steady receipts 15,100. At mark 15% 16c. Firsts 17%ec. Prime firsts 18%c.
Poultry prices in Chicago on June 2 show firm turkeys at 15 cents and chickens at 17 cents.
New York June 2 reports alive poultry steady with broilers at 30 cents, fowls at 20 cents, turkeys at 10 to 14 cents. Dressed poultry also firm with broilers 15 to 22 cents, fowls 14 to 19 cents, and turkeys 15 to 18 cents.
New York produce market report dated June 2 shows steady prices with imports steadier. Receipts total 6,400 units and 16,700 units recorded in separate rolls.
New York price report dated June 2 shows wheat for September at 96 and corn at 67. The brief market note lists standard quotes for grain traders in the New York market.
St Louis market notes dated June 2 report wheat for September at 90 cents a bushel corn at 59 and a half cents oats at 34 and a half cents per bushel.
In Peoria Illinois on June 2 the corn market shows No 3 grade trading at 57 and 58 cents per bushel. The report notes slight firmness in prices and steady demand across buyers.
The market reports hogs, cattle, lambs and veal with prices across weights and quality, plus hay and grain values for corn, wheat, oats and barley. Meat items list per pound prices for ham, tenderloins, lard, mutton, sausage, beef and pork, with local dairy and poultry rates from Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice Co.
Retail Market prices show butter eggs and produce with meats and fish items listed. Includes Butter 30c per lb Creamery Butter 30c Eggs 20c per dozen Potatoes 60c per 100 lb Pickles Sour 10c per dozen Sweet 6c per dozen Sugar cane 5.75 for 100 lbs 1.60 for 25 lbs 1.00 for 17 lbs Beets 5.65 per 100 lbs Cranberries 12 1 2 c per quart Cabbage 4c per lb Sweet potatoes 25a per peck Oranges 40c per 50 Lemons 30c per dozen Pineapples 25c Parsnips 20c per peck Lettuce 10c per head Fish Catfish 1 1 2c per lb Crapples 10c per lb Perch 10c per lb Buffalo 10c per lb Snycers 40 50c Sunfish 10c per lb Black bass 17 1 2c per lb Bullhead cat 15c per lb White Fish 16c per lb Col Salmoz 16c per lb
Reports from Missouri, Illinois, Iowa detail heavy replanting as wet cold conditions rot seed and hinder germination. Farmers in St Joseph and Galesburg note 50 to 75 percent replanted or to be redone, seed corn scarce in Shenandoah, Monmouth, and Carroll, with prices rising and seed houses turning away orders.
General law practice handling estates settlements collections and abstracts. Notary public available. Insurance real estate and loans with Illinois abstracts kept on hand. Office over First National Bank Muscatine Iowa.
G M Titus attorney at law successor to Titus and Jackson practices in all courts handles estates settlements and money invested without charge
H PD Horst attorney and counselor at law offers general practice in probate commercial and corporate law with special attention. Located Room 4407 4th floor new German American Bank building.
J Carskadden and Pepper law firm based in Muscatine Iowa lists offices at 18 West Second Street with Iowa telephone 707.
First National Bank Stein President D V Jackson M Hughes Cashier Capital 50000 Surplus 65000 Directors G Stein D V Jackson J R Realing R K Smith J Carskaddan F P Sawyer M Hughes Safety Deposit Vault Boxes for rent.
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