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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1910
Page
6
Charles P. Hanley declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Attorney in the Muscatine County primaries on June seventh. He urges party Republicans to support his bid at the nominating event.
G A Moore declares his bid for the Muscatine County supervisors seat and states the race will be decided by Republican voters in the June 7 primary.
John Duncan announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff before the June 7 primary, subject to Republican voters in Muscatine County.
Announcement to Republican voters in Muscatine County from George W. Lindle about the county sheriff nomination in the upcoming primary on June 7.
A notice declares John Brown of Moscow Two seeks public support ahead of the June 7 primary, signaling his campaign stance and candidate status in the election process.
Ben Greiner of Moscow Two announces candidacy for County Supervisor in the June 7 primaries.
James C. Stuart declares as a Republican candidate for Muscatine County recorder before the June primary. He seeks the office in the upcoming election.
W. Riley Rice declares his candidacy for sheriff and asks the publicans of Muscatine County for their support in the June primary. The missive emphasizes seeking party backing and local backing.
Horace C. Schoemaker announces his candidacy for county auditor of Muscatine County. He states the nomination will be decided by Republican voters in the June 7 primary.
In a formal announcement D A Cole of Sweetland Township seeks the Republican primary nomination for county supervisor in June 1910. He pledges honest effort toward election in November if chosen.
The coroner candidate is presented for the June 7 Republican primary. Dr. H. H. Johnson from Wilton, Iowa, is noted in the preview as the party’s choice or contender in the race.
R. T. Shannon announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff in Muscatine County with primaries set for June 7.
The county records indicate a June primary featuring H. S. Howe seeking the county recorder position. The terse notice signals an official candidacy filing and impending election competition.
County auditor A. S. Lawrence is subject to the decision of the upcoming primary to be held June 7. The note implies a pending outcome affecting the office.
A brief item notes Geo. J. Lang as a candidate in the county supervisor race for the June primary, indicating a key political entry and upcoming election context.
G M Titus attorney at law successor to Titus and Jackson at 213 Iowa Ave. Practices in all courts with specialty in estates settlements and money invested without charge.
Law firm in Muscatine Iowa lists Carskadden Pepper as attorneys and counselors with office at Omics 18 percent West Second Street and contact number in Iowa.
Private Claude Hetherton of company K thirteenth Infantry stationed at the Presidio was mortally wounded during rifle range measurements. He endured prolonged exposure as bullets peppered his body, crawled away, and died after two days in hospital. He was married.
The note arranges a Woodman excursion on June 7 with travel priced at 50 cents round trip to the tri cities.
Bond's China Store advertises postal cards available in wholesale and retail quantities, signaling a focus on bulk buyers and individual customers in a local commerce setting.
Chicago May 30 cattle receipts 13 000 up 10 cents. Beeves 5 70 to 8 65. Stockers and feeders 3 90 to 6 45. Cows and heifers 2 80 to 7 00. Westerns 5 25 to 7 60. Hog receipts 31 000 slow to steady. Light 9 35 to 9 62 percent. Mixed 9 35 to 9 65. Heavy 9 30 to 9 62 4 rough 9 30 to 9 40. Good to choice heavy bulk 9 50 to 9 60. Sheep receipts 11 000 strong to 10 cents higher 3 60 to 5 60. Lambs 5 25 to 8 65.
Market roundup lists hogs, cattle, lambs, veal, and beef prices with ranges for choice, rough, and heavy categories. Also shows hay grain values, feeds, meats, eggs, dairy, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and fish prices from Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice Co and Retail Markets with multiple per unit quotes.
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