Care for Deceased Veterans Sought by County Post
The Robert Anderson post No 68 G A R asks Blackhawk County Iowa supervisors to provide for graves care where no relatives exist. A committee led by J W Krapfel J M McStay and C D Beekxer notes rapid veteran depletion and requests county support and cost provision for mowing and upkeep in local cemeteries.
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Tere
Board of Supervisors
Blackhawk County
Iowa
Robert Anderson
G. A R. Post
Clergy changes and cemetery care notes in Iowa report
The item records transfers of church leaders Rev. L. W. Bock to presiding elder of the Des Moines District and Rev. I H Gaurenfriend returning as pastor, with Rev. D B Nolte appointed Cedar Falls presiding elder and Rev A L Hauser assigned Fort Dodge district. It also mentions county support for grave upkeep in rural cemeteries and cooperation with post officials on veteran burials.
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Oie
I. H. Gaurenfriend
Evangelical Association
Dubnane
Iowa
Evangelical Association Churches
Herve
Rex. TL. W. Bock
Dubuane
Des Moines
DB. Nolte
Cedar Falls
A. L. Hauser
Fort Dodge
Hauser
Forte
Market Relief After Crisis Averts Erie Receivership
New York reports a calmer stock market as fears over 5 1/2 million notes due this week recede. Analysts see Harriman plotting a broader trans continental system while exchange activity remains cautious. Wheat prospects improve with 42 million bushels expected, and money availability eases, supporting a gradual recovery despite political and crop uncertainties. Bank clearings decline across regions, signaling ongoing readjustment in the economy.
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New York
Erto
Harriman
Eric
May Sell the Farm to Improve County Care
The county considers disposing of the 86 acre poor farm to buy a larger, farther site self sustaining and able to employ all dependents. Estimated value 250 to 300 dollars per acre. options on nearby tracts discussed. sale of the current farm likely. State law requires public input before final action. Also notes quarter report ending March 31 shows 2670.80 dollars for care of patients at county facilities. A permit for intoxicating liquors is sought by a Waterloo pharmacist at 187 Commercial Street. The hearing is set for May at the Black Hawk County District Court. The birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Taggart yesterday afternoon.
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Waterloo
Independence
Pat
Blackhawk
Towa
Mill Square
Binelhawk County
Commercial Street
District Court
Sata Coun Ley
Blackhawk County
Iowa
Hugh W. Taggart
Miller &Wlliams
Bw-Aita
Market slowdown grips railroads and iron trades
The document notes persistent gloom in industry with railroad earnings down and orders slack. Iron trade weak, tires policy curtailments restrain activity, New York building contracts in March fell about 10.9 million dollars versus March earlier year. Overall business contraction expected to continue months, requiring conservative stock market actions until improvement appears. Henry Clews comments reflect cautious outlook.
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Bawkers
AY Otties
United States
New York City
Middle States
New England States
Middle Western States
Pacific States
Southern States
New York
Mardin
Agend
Ngafda
Roof removal halts church move in town streets
The Evangelical association building moved from Park avenue and Lamerens streets toward the viaduct, but public service wires blocked by height forced roof removal. The Free Methodist church shares expense to lower the structure to pass under 36-foot wires, with arbitration and city ordinance backing the plan. The church will remain at Lafayette and Third streets while arrangements finalize.
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Evangelical Serociation Church
Park Avenua and
Lamerens Streets
Free Methodist Church
Penple
Park Avenue
Lafayette
Public Service Corporation
Lafayette and
Third Streets
Citizens Gas and Eleectric Company
Iowa Telephone Company
Corn Belt Telephone
Western Union Telegraph ‘Company
Free Methodist
Publica
Third
City poised for police chief and street appointments
Mayor Doty and council prepare for a busy session with likely appointments for police chief patrolman Ed Leighton and street commissioners on the west and east sides. Resignation of Chief Sweitzer may prompt an internal fill tonight while candidates from West Waterloo and other districts seek posts, as the board of health also meets to name a health officer.
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R. A. Doty
Doty
Sweitzer
Bood
Brayor Doty Wlan
Exp
Bérience
Ed Leighton
West Side
Mir
Leighton
F. Wise
EL ‘Wil
West Slide
West Waterloo
T. R M. Balliett
Wire
Fegles
Wh. Makinster
W. I. Jennish
Sirector
Frank Eastman
A. Iuka
Ashley A. Dunham
Board of Health
G. Hf
Sumner
J. Mack
T. B. Riley
H. W. Sleworth
Busy session with two courts in Waterloo trial list
In a double-header court session Judge Charles F. Ranster and Judge Platt presided. Cases included arraignments for a default with intent to murder, dismissals in liquor sales violations, a demurrer in a Waterlay city case, and a retrial of George McGuire vs Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union. Juvenile suspects Tommys Falkenstein and Myron Killerain faced the juvenile court on break-in charges. A juror pool was drawn, and other notices covered divorce actions, passenger service complaints on the Illinois Central line, and a real estate listing near Waterloo.
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Sessiom
Charles FE. Ranster
Platt
Ily
Talesmen
Hslow
Ransian
Steinhagén- Brothers
Deault
W. N. Birdsall
Ha. Siegel
A &List
J. B. Karim
City of Waterlay
Tomimy Falkenstein
Myron Killerlain
Charles Jepperson
Ransler
George McGuire
The
Waterloo and Cedar
Falls Union
Campbell
Local Markets Today at Waterloo April 13
Waterloo reports price quotes and demand across livestock. Drafters, farm chunks, and mules show steady or slight declines as spring work begins, with buyers cautious and trade slower. Cattle prices hold with prime beeves lower and veals and stockers varying, while hogs open steady then trend lower amid light receipts.
Markets Today Live Stock Report From Chicago
The April 13 report shows estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep. Hog prices range from good to heavy and mixed levels, with the market opening slow to a shade lower and closing fair, active, about ten cents lower than Saturday. Cattle opening steady and closing steady and slow. Sheep market opened strong and closed steady. A Waterloo accident left Dr J B Ridenour with a damaged Ford runabout seven miles east of Waterloo. Conductor NeGon returns to service. engine 1031 back in passenger service after repairs. Central Poultry market remains quiet.
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Chicago
Seattle
Jesup
Waterloo
J. B. Ridenour
NeGon
Auies
North Branch
Prasenger
Iowa Faulg
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Sli
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Esa
Dageard
Wilbert Snallenberger
Pruweed Blvd
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Great Stats Bank
L. W. Bock
Daw’ Moines
Clews
Erie
Stock Exchange
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City
Charles B. Hanford
Antony and Cleopatra
Nas
Maxim de Grozy
Mr. de Grosz
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Muaster
Star
Mr. Hanford
Antony
Cleopatra
Hanford
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Ofr
Hlinots Central
Dale Ig Reepeseie
Bali
Timothy
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Recting
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ComLindy
Omaha
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