Wheat declines as selling pressure hits Chicago market
Chicago market news shows heavy selling of wheat with shorts as buyers, May futures opening down and later recovering. Sluggish grain and strong hogs push prices up. cattle and sheep trade opens steady to firm with hog prices hitting eight dollars for first time since last year. Weather and regional reports accompany market notes from Iowa to South Dakota.
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Buchanan County for Cumming Delegates and Baxter Visit
At Independence the Republican county convention chose solid Cumming delegations to state and district conventions with no instructions. District delegates for Waterloo on April 4 include YT KE and many others. R W Baxter of Chicago, Witness Central supervisor, arrived in Jesup to oversee company business and a new time card expected by April 14.
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Glens Guliver Convicted in Orchard Bank Assault Case
The jury found Glenn Gulliver guilty in Osage Iowa on April 1 on charges of assaulting Cashier Clapper of the Orchard bank with intent to rob. Trial lasted under three hours. Motion for a new trial filed. A B Lovejoy of Waterloo assisted in the prosecution. Crowds and interest were high.
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Four Indicted For Florida Frauds In Everglades Inquiry
Washington April 1 Indictments tied to the Florida Everglades probe in the Agriculture Department name G Elliott A T Morehouse Ray P Teele and Frank E Singleton. They are accused of approving or presenting false vouchers against the government. Elliott and Morehouse say charges of technical law violations and their dismissal stem from opposition to Everglades land promoters.
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Rock Island Jury Report Delayed By Riots
In Rock Island on April 1 the grand jury may not submit its report today and the fatal riots from Tuesday night may not be presented yet. Military control remained in place and no major disturbances occurred last night. One assault targeting a stranger mistaken for Chief Brian occurred Saturday. the victim escaped serious harm and seven men linked to the attack remained at large.
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New Chief Named for Des Moines Police
The Des Moines city council confirmed J. W. Jenner as chief of police to succeed Ab Day. Jenner, who has served as humane officer for two years, will immediately replace Day as Fred Van Lieu announced the appointment.
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Licensed to Wed: New Broadway Market Proprietor
Arthur Heddinger and Waterloo alla McCalley announce J Cros sells Broadway Market on Conger Street to J Manning at 1207 Jefferson. Manning, a seasoned butcher, takes charge this morning with a full meat stock and plans modern service at the new location.
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Between Cities Fruit Farms to Be Sold at Public Sale
Two fruit farms between Waterloo and Cedar Falls Iowa will be sold publicly on a Wednesday in April. Bert Crandall owner of the properties, offers modern residences, gas, water, and plantings of blackberries gooseberries raspberries strawberries apples and cherries. The sale begins at 11 am with farm auctions at 2 20 pm, terms liberal, with rewards for buyer referrals, and additional goods including tools horses cows and machinery.
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Iowa
Bert Crandall
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Frank Miller
Rainbow Seeks Another Term as Black Hawk County Auditor
James J. Rainbow announces he will seek re election as county auditor in Black Hawk County in the upcoming June primary. The veteran official notes his prior service under Foote Rodemur and Rainbow and highlights his farmer and school teacher background and broad circle of supporters.
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Meleneyaus County
Last-hield Lavalliere and Pendant with blue setting
Finder reports a lavalliere and pendant with blue setting missing. Contact 1336 Tack with details to reclaim.
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Supreme Court Upholds Federal Action on Cherokee Land
The Supreme Court of the United States sustains the federal government’s right to sue to set aside about 3,000 conveyances by full-blood Cherokee Indians of their allotted lands, ruling in Washington on April 1.
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