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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1917
Page
7
The report notes a wet growing season in Waterland with shifting crop yields and price swings. Chicago cash grain markets show tentative gains as traders weigh drought relief prospects and harvest timing amid volatile wheat and corn futures.
A dense listing of lodge chapters and fraternal orders including DAMOLAY COMMANDERY, HOMESTEAD No. 76, AMERICAN YEOMEN, LAURENT COUNTY COUNCIL No. 176, WOODMEN groups, NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA, and SMELBY NORMAN POST No. 23% detailing monthly meeting days, officers, venues, and attendance invites.
In a rough game marked by tight pitching and stubborn defense, Faber and Sox defeated the Indians 3 to 2. Key hits from Manes and vanxe, plus strong late frames, secured the win as the two teams traded leads at the park.
The report summarizes cattle and hog trading at major markets including St Louis and Omaha with prices and heads traded. It notes steady or mixed activity, with hogs and cattle showing varied prices and volumes, and references associated wires and local figures.
In Kansas City and surrounding markets, traders report steady demand for poultry and dairy items. Prices for whites and broilers range around 22 to 28 cents, with packing and handling details noted for retailers and producers.
A compact collection of ad like notices and scattered listings. Includes farm equipment, livestock, furniture, real estate, typewriters, lawn mowers, and miscellaneous goods for sale. Addresses, contact numbers, and prices appear with diverse locations across Iowa Louisiana and Wisconsin.
Incomplete OCR reading shows references to a lodge, numbers, meeting times, and routine dates. The legible items indicate a Masonic lodge schedule with mentions of second and fourth Fridays and rituals like Mem Chant. Further readable context is too fragmentary to specify precise lodge name or location.
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