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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1906

Page

5

Masonic and Fraternal Lodges Schedule In Mason City

Society cards list meeting times for Masonic Lodge No 2 A F and A M Washington Chapter No 4 BR A M Webb Council Royal and Select Masters De Molay Commandery No 1 K T Electa Chapter No 82 Fraternal Bankers Reserve Maccabees hall meetings. Names: A W Scott S L Johnson W H McCoy B H P L Johnson G D Lezotte F I M J L Johnson W Graff Fanie Reimeke August Othmer Wm Appel J B Vanatta Charles Lockwood. Monthly and biweekly gatherings noted with specific evenings.

M. L. Johnson DE Molay Commandery No K. Tregular G. D. Lezotte Fanle Reimeke W. M August Othmer

Community group meets weekly at Eagle Lodge

F. O. Muscatine leads the social gathering every Tuesday evening at eight o'clock in Eagle Lodge. Dancer restaurant hosts bail and welcoming visitors. Officers listed include W. C. Towers, W. P. H. C. Thiesen, and W. Soc.

F. O. Muscatine Eagle Lodge W. C. Towers W. P. H. C. Thiesen W. Soc

Highland Nobles Muscatine Castle Meeting Notice

Highland Nobles Muscatine Castle holds a meeting on the 24th of each month at East Second Street. All visiting members in good standing are invited to attend. James Morris, Protector. Elma Scott, Secretary.

Muscatine Castle Es East Second Street James Morris Elma Scott Clarence Martin H. Martin, Jr East Second Street Anna Jepson Vernon Cone West Liberty West Branch Gertrude Briggs Bert Godfrey Burlington Road Frank Boke Iowa City Messett Fairfield Freddie Harrison Jacob Schulze Park Place Earl Schuyler Rockford H. P. Schuyler S. Harrison

A O U W Eagle Lodge Meets Weekly at 4 P M

A O U W Eagle Lodge No 10 meets every Thursday at 4 PM at the hall on Second Street Brethren in good standing are invited to attend J W Robinson M W H Howe Recorder Er H Dolsen Financier

Eagle Lodge O. U. W. Hall Second Street Brethren J. W. Robinson Howe Er. H. Dolsen

Masonic and Knights of Pythias Lodge Meetings Noted

The BRO. OF AMERICAN YEOMEN Muscatine Homestead No 336 meets Wednesdays in Yeoman hall above Jacob Fisch Sons hardware East Second Street. J M L Payne Foreman M P Goff Correspondent. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Wyoming Lodge No 76 meets Fridays at 7 39 PM in UK P building on Lews Avenue.

Knights OF Pythias Wyoming Lodge No K. of P Lews Avenue L. Kemptner F. L. Bihklmeier K. of R

Moderna Brotherhood of America Lodge Meets Mondays

M. B. A. Rend City Lodge No 145 invites members in good standing to weekly meetings at the K of P building. Dr. FE H. King serves as president with Chas. Ryan as secretary.

M. B. A. Rend City Lodge Moderna Brotherhood of America K. of P FE. H. King Chas. Ryan

Fraternal Groups Meet in City Halls and Lodges

G A R Headquarters Shelby Norman Fost No 231 meets first and third Tuesdays at G A hall East Second Street Visiting members welcome M O Stanwood Commander Gus Schmidt Adjutant Fraternal Aid Bloomington Council No 175 meets Wednesdays at Shammo Building East Second St Members in good standing invited W D Bowlby President K P Day Secretary Par L Prarle City Lodge No 45 meets first and third Thursday at Fisch Hall East Second Street Sam Phillips President Louise Maisenbach Secretary Court of Honor Muscatine Court No 677 meets Mondays in Wootmen Hall Visiting members in good standing invited H L Schoenig Chancellor Z C Coster Recorder

Bankers Reserve Maccabees Hall Wm. Appel J. B. Vanatta Charles Lockwood Shelby Norman G. A East Second Street M. O. Stanwood Gus. Schmidt Oweee Eee ——— Fraternal Aid Association Bloomington Shammo Building East Second St W. D. Bowlby Kr. P. Day Kb GP Prarl City Fisch Hall Eastecond Street Sam Phillips Louise, Maisenbach Argus Lodge No. 17 Marcabee Trail Town Avenue V. Chenoweth A. ©. Tropkinson Woodbine Camp NO. 142 Royal Neighbors of America Kate Pinnker Emma Hoeffin Maggie Klindolph Muscatine Court Wootmen Visteing Schoenig Zz. C. Coster

Banking Houses First National Bank Directors Listing

First National Bank with G Stein as President and D V Jackson as Vice President lists S M Hughes as Cashier. Capital 50000.09 dollars and surplus 58900 pounds. Directors include G Stein D V Jackson J R Reavling W FE Bliven J Carskaddan F P Sawyer S M Hughes. Safety Deposit Vault Boxes for rent.

First National Bank G. Stein D. V. Jackson S. M. Hughes

Turks Fall To Clerks In Slow 14 12 Game

Turks lose to Clerks 14 to 12 in a slow, error filled contest as Rosenfield tops Neibert on the mound with nine strikeouts to three. Morgan Roach Patterson and others notch steals while Chasteen Fuller Roach Kennefick contribute in a game marked by ragged support and frequent hits.

Neibert Rosenfield ADOT Morgan Roach Patterson F. Wood Yrimes Harris Chayka Muentz Chasteen Fuller Kennefick Woods Sbr Crimea Oeed Hoffman Hastis Chavaths Vane Couhete Ased Anse Ree

Mass Meetings Schedule for Summer Sundays in City

Ministers of City to preach at Citizens Railway Park on Sunday afternoons. The ministers will oversee a schedule July 1 to August 26 with each pastor in charge on listed dates. The Y M C A and Y W C A join churches in these meetings and musical programs will be arranged by Y members.

Citizens A. J. Kempton B. C. Preston J. W. Potter Chautauqua J. C. H. Light J. N. Elliott H. F. Martin Pliny Fry Y. 7

Excursions In And Out Of City This Season

River News reports over 500 excursions from the Tri-Cities area yesterday including daytime trips and Saturday evening outings as the season continues.

Tri-Cities

Local Excursions Boost Muscatine River Pleasure Trips

Wilton area notes relations and visits while Muscatine county excursions aboard the W. W. and Columbia boats draw crowds from Davenport, Rock Island, and Moline. News covers travelers, institute attendees, and preparations for the firemen tournament excursion to Clinton.

Great Business Openings in South Dakota Railroad Towns

New towns arise on the Minneapolis and St. Louis extension into central South Dakota. Excellent business opportunities described. For full particulars contact Thomas A. Way, Townsite Agent, Watertown, South Dakota.

Minneapolis & St. Louis South Dakota Thomas A. Way Watertown S. Dak

Firemen Injured In Ryan Annex Basement Blaze

In St Paul Minnesota today a basement fire at the Ryan annex building caused gas explosions and shattered glass injuring several firemen. Thirty seven others were overcome by fumes and are in serious condition at area hospitals as interior of the building was destroyed and tenant stock losses approach $500000.

St. Paul, Minn Ryan Annex

Markets Report From Chicago Open High Low Close June 18

Market brief shows wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs futures with July September and December quotes. Cash wheat and corn prices and receipts list show daily Chicago produce activity and product grades from No. 2 red to No. 3 white.

Chicago Associated Press

Burlington Ex-Mayor John Zaizer Dies at 71

Burlington ex mayor John Zaizer died at age 71 after long city involvement. He arrived in 1853 and led local affairs as a prominent figure and president of the Orchard City Wagon Company. He leaves a widow and six grown children.

Burlington John Zaizer Orchard City Wagon Company

Chicago Live Stock Market Highlights and Grain Quotes

Chicago June 18 cattle receipts 43,000 down ten cents with beeves $4.00 to $6.00, cows and heifers $1.50 to $5.10, stockers $2.75 to $4.60, Texans $3.75 to $4.30. Hogs receipts 45,000 strong to five higher. bulk $6.47 to $6.64. Sheep receipts 20,000 strong. lambs $5.50 to $7.30. Grain prices show July pork $17.05, Sept $16.75. July lard $8.50 to $8.82, Sept $8.97. Rye cash 62 to 66c. flax $1.08 to $1.12. clover $11.00. barley 45 to 58c. Timothy June $3.80.

H. J. Frenzel National Board of Trade Chicago SUIS Timothy

Butter and Egg Prices in Chicago Market Report

Chicago Butter and Egg Market notes firmer butter with Creamery at 14 20c and dairies at 14 17c. Eggs hold steady at 12 14c. Dated June 18 from Chicago market desk.

Chicago

Chicago Poultry Market Steady Prices

Chicago June 18 poultry market reports steady trading with turkeys at 9 cents and chickens at 11 cents per pound.

Chicago

New York Butter and Egg Market Report

New York market notes a steady butter trade with creamery 16 20%c, renovated at 12 18c, and factory at 12 16c. Imitation creamery sells 16 11ic. Eggs stay firm with firsts at 16% and seconds at 16 16%c.

New York

Wheat And Corn Prices At St Louis Market

St Louis market notes show Wheat July at 0%c, corn 504c, oats 3546c with June 18 observations. Market data reflects price quotes across grain futures and commodity listings for the day.

St. Louis

Peoria Corn Market Report

Peoria corn market news reports No. 3 grain trading at 52½ cents per bushel. The brief note lists market quote for peas and corn in Peoria on June 18.

Peoria

Muscatine Market Prices Report for Farm Commodities

Corn 48 to 50c per bushel. oats 30 to 32c, retail 37 to 40c. Wheat 65 to 7? retail 3. Cracked corn retail 1.25 per cwt. Popcorn on ear 1.15 to 1.25 per 100 lbs, shelled 1.40 to 1.75. Spring chickens 9c. Popcorn per peck 30c. Bran retail per cwt 1.05. Oil meal retail per cwt 1.60. Shorts retail per cwt 1.10 to 1.14. Barley dealers pay 2 1? 35c. Eggs market 14c, retail 15c. Chop feed retail per cwt 1.25. Hay 9.00 to 11.00. Butter farmers market 18c, retail 25c. creamery market 21 to 22c per pound. Live poultry: hens 8c lb, Springs 8c, old roosters 4c. No 1 hen turkeys 13c, No 2 young tom turkeys 13c, old tom turkeys 12c. Ducks fat full feathered 9c.

Week's Livestock Prices Mixed In Chicago Markets

Representative Saturday sales in Chicago show varied results across categories. Hogs average $6.40 with mixed prices, steers mostly steady to up 10, fat cows up while bulls hold, calves and feeders down, lambs higher by 10 to 15 cents, and overall weekly trend mixed as some grades improve while others lag.

Chicago

Notice to Contractors for Muscatine Sewer Improvements

Sealed proposals are invited by the Muscatine Iowa city recorder until 7:30 p m July 24 1906 for sewer improvements in Sub sewerage district No 15 Main Sewerage District No 1 including 190 ft 8 in 265 ft 10 in 940 ft 12 in 720 ft 15 in 250 ft 12 in basin connections 14 receiving basins and 10 manholes The work begins by July 5 1906 and must finish by July 25 1906 Bonds payable by special tax on abutting property with set limits on assessments and contractor cash payment differences Proposals available at the city engineer’s office A $200 certified check must accompany each bid Bid opening July 2 1906 by the city council James J. Ryan City Engineer Muscatine Iowa June 16 1906

City Recorder Muscatine Iowa City of Said City of Muscatine James J. Ryan

White Collar Line Steamers Schedule Update

Rock Island Davenport steamers Helen Blair Columbia operate on set weekly times with moonlight excursions to Muscatine on Saturdays. Helen Blair altered hours before May 20 and after Oct 15. Round trip to Davenport Sundays 50 cents. Contact agent for details.

Rock Island Davenport Helen Blair Columbia Muscatine

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