Roads in Hard Luck Realized Poor Business
A chaotic financial column notes a rally in some stocks but overall railroads report poor earnings and dividend cuts. It discusses bank rates, money markets, and the political climate affecting labor and economics, forecasting cautious gains and a spring construction upswing. Henry Clews notes improved monetary conditions and warns about labor's bid for exemptions. Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised.
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United States
Henry Clews
Spirit contest marks county spelling and declamatory winners
A county interschool event held at the First M. B. church featured a declamatory contest won by eight year old Glenn Morgan of Union township with 17 points. Bessie Tigh and Elmer Blough tied for first in the written spelling, both with 100, and a tie between them and Mabel Nesfield in oral spelling was resolved by extra rounds. The intercounty contest against Blackhawk and Delaware will be in Blanchester with a large slate of delegates and alternates listed.
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M. B
Glenn Morgan
Bessie Tigh
Washington
Elmer Blough
Orange
Webster's Dictionary
Bessie Fish
Mabel Nesfield
Miss Fish
Miss Nesfield
Miss Nesflela
Daily Reporter
Glen Morgan
Eliott
Blackhawk
Delaware
Blanchester
Chas
Elmer Brough
Grange
Mapel Nesfield
Lester
Winna Newsome
Willie Sage
Bennington
Fannie Sage
Waterloo market notes show slower demand for heavy horses
Waterloo on March 23 reports Monday horse sales easing with weaker drag from east. local fl dürfen buyers active but abundant levy stock and 75 head in barns for shipment east next week. Hog market steady to slightly higher. poultry deliveries improved. grain receipts light and butter, eggs, produce firm with steady prices.
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Waterloo
Butler
Iman
Uto
D. W. Vroom
Mason City
Los Angeles
Vrooms West
Sorimeera
George Paul
East Mullan Ivonite
Feaders
Dedication Week for Waterloo Congregational Edifice
April 5 dedication of the new Waterloo church on West Fourth and South streets draws hundreds of visitors. Week-long events include sermons by Rev. Dewey of Minneapolis and Rev. Hadgdon of Plymouth Des Moines, with plans to bring Rev. McMillan from Chicago as moderator. Public addresses, a Glee Club entertainment, and open house events mark the dedication period.
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Congregational Church
West Fourth and
Waterloo
Refresta
Harry PF. Dewey
D.D
Minneapolis
Frank W. Hadgdon
Flymouth Church
Des Moines
Tanner
Grinnell Fotlege Glee Club
Charles A. Moore
Davenport
T. C. McMillan
Chicago
National Council of the Congregational Church
Farm Help Problem Shapes Spring Hiring Question
As spring nears farmers face the central issue of hired help and wage scales. The piece contrasts farm labor with industrial wages, stresses the need for skilled, capable workers, and urges farming to become an increasingly businesslike enterprise with modern machinery requiring trained operators.
Plaster Plant SolL Change Made Monday
Del F Scholes takes control of the Waterloo Plaster company after purchasing it from B S Harrison J H Hildebrand and others. The plant, started in fall 1903 near the Canfield lumber yard on Sunnyside avenue, has a daily capacity of forty tons and will operate under Scholes supervision. Previously the business ran as Western Elyria Wood Plaster and later Waterlow Plaster after a stock change.
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del. F. Scholes
Waterloa
Lete
Waterloo Plaster Company
Messrs. B. S. Harrison
J. H. Hilderbrand
Waterlow Plaster Company
Harrison and Hildebrand
H. Hildebrand
Eli Dietz
Scholtes
Live Hog and Cattle Market Report From Chicago
Chicago March 23 hogs cattle and sheep receipts estimated for today market opened strong at Saturday prices for mixed and butcher hogs while good to choice heavy hogs held at 4.80 to 5.10 and rough heavy at 4.29 to 4.90 cattle and sheep also opened strong with mixed and butcher hogs around 4.85 to 5.15. tomorrow’s receipts estimated 2 18 000 heavy. Bert Roberts of Vinton visiting friends. Wangler Bros and J K Jodex mentioned.
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Pigh
Chicago
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B. Spiegel
Virginia Street
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J. K_ Todner
Mr. Anderson
Cantril
King Three Horses
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Waterloo ‘Travelingmen's Association
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Lola Vioa Stewark
W. N. Birdsall
J. O. Burtagh
Palintifts
Grain Shippers Mutual Insurance Company
Aften
H. M. Ramsey
Don of District Court
Bickley Hall
Max Hirsch
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Schultz
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H. Rubnovich
Hirsch
Pickett
Charles E. Pickett
Congress
Christ Episcopal Church
George W. Hinkis
T. N. Morrison
Town
Cedar Falls
St. Luke's Church
Walter Holreth
Linotype
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Courier
Lream
Jefferson Street
Harriman
R. Gigl
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J. K. Joderto
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Howe
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