Gards of Thanks and Lodge Notices
Appreciation messages from Castle Hill Water-Hoo and former homes express gratitude for condolences on the death of a husband and father. Mil* Briggs and Family extend thanks through ADM No. 22 for support. Also notes a social event and a real estate ad for a bungalow in Prospect Hills with modern amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill
Water- Hoo
Milton Briggs
WB. Adm
Moosenally
Allthera Bers
Memorial service and funeral notices in La Porte City
A detailed La Porte City report recalls a Sunday service at the Presbyterian church for a young man with soldiers and fraternal escorts attending. It notes his burial in West View cemetery, lists pallbearers, visiting relatives, and distant attendees. The obituary for Mrs. Hannah Teeters Ochs follows, recounting her birth in Spring Creek township in 1854, marriage to Bent Ochs in 1890, and life as a devoted wife and mother. The section ends with a brief Chicago Board of Trade election day note and grain market prices from Minneapolis for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tale Alerda
Presbyterian Church
S. Genung
Me. Knox
West View Cemetery
John Angel
Plato Ashley
Lewellen-Gates
Nelson Osborn
Halph- Foss
Arno Halbfuss
Knights of Pythians
Odd Fellows
Ludges
Wayne Cuming
Quan
Benj
Qube
Ochs
Hannah Teeters
Spring Creek Township
Teeters
MP. Davis
Towa
Ocha
Laughters
C. H. Crawford
Emanual Evangelical
Big
Sehluter
West View
Mha
M. E. Church
Grace M. E. Church
Runkel
Sagan Ly
Nbsinn
la Porte City
Center Point
New York
Shippi
Pippi
Peepee
J. N. McQuitkin
A. R. McQuilkin
Ashland
Ore
Quilkin
Lyéars
Waterloo
United States
Thelen
Steels and Baldwicr Laco
Otto Schietz
Jl. Sehlotz
Jowt
Sioux City
HOGS
He. Specsons
Raine
Industrial
Alcenal
Bird
Iynna Muin
Hariie Kalb
Rockford
Il Reir Son
Acate Anpendientie Seri Company
Louq
Ornce
Essbeef
Atlantic Gulf
Hi C. Unger
Jowa Cig
Califor
Sion
Nia
Mercy Hos
Gils
Altho
Unger
Rails
Saz. Unger
Ting
Marie
Haroldjone
Texas & Pacific Land
Gunli
Ungar
Iowa
Otto Schiotz
Co. Schulotz
ULLAR
Markets Board of Trade Report From Chicago Apr 9 8
Receipts show cattle hogs and sheep with varied bids and steady to higher prices. Heavy weight cattle range $11.75 to $20.50, light weights $17.50 to $20.25, heifers and canners lower. Sheep receipts around 7000 with classes from $18 to $22.60 and lambs steady to higher. Cotton futures quoted at $35.50 to $10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bureau of Marketa
Ecelpts
Aneta
Peime
New York
Apel
Kansas City Livestock and Commodity Prices Report
Potatoes show moderate demand with 100 tons receipts in Chicago. Northern whites sold in sacks bulk U S grade No 1 at 1 601 78 while raw sugar in New York for ready centrifugal trades at 7 28 and refined grades at 0 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potatoerek
Chicago
U. S
New York
Prices From New York and Midwest Markets
New York market prices mixed with butter at steady levels and high creamery receipts. Eggs steady with large gathered and fresh firsts. cheese prices eased in the state. Chicago reports butter softer and eggs lower. poultry trade stable with firmer live weights. In Waterloo Iowa a new corporation Schlotz Tec Gear and Machine Works Inc forms with capital $15,000 and offices in Waterloo. funeral notices and local sport notes accompany the corn market and livestock receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Faultry
Et. Lous
Louis
Stocks and Bonds Financial Notes Appear in Local Ledger
Mrs E Brown of Norwalk and Mrs W H Brown of Des Moines visited Mr and Mrs J N Me new April 1. Final prices on Treasury bonds and miscellaneous issues shown. W C T O G meet Thursday at 3 pm. silver offering planned. Lincoln Neb visitors arrived to see parents in St Louis area. Front page money and livestock receipts listed with bid prices and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Brown
Norwalk
W.H. Brown
Des Moines
J. N
Quilkin
Iraga
W.C. T. OG
Nexsign
Joe Anomas
Julia Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Rae
William Ball
Hogs Receipts Rise at St Joseph and Sioux City Markets
Hogs receipts reach 2300 at St Joseph with prices up to 20.00. Sioux City and Waterloo markets show mixed cattle and hog activity, with higher cattle and sheep demand, and notes of local personal and business classifieds interwoven with market data. Key names include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Obermeier, C. E. Dawson, and local firms, while train transport and farm notices appear amid commodity reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Minneapolis
Charles Obermeier
C. E. Dawson
Rovhies Jter
Minn
Local Market and Real Estate Notes from Ansgar
April notices from Ansgar detail livestock prices in Waterloo markets with hogs at 19.50 to 20.00, cattle and sheep receipts noted, and real estate ads for a bungalow on Reed Street and two lots near the plaza theatre. Mrs. Loren Arhart and children leave for Wim-Stass billeted home, plus local trades in hides and hay baling across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sae Ao
Marble Rock
Frank Akers
Waterloo
Uaeeser Sa Tiee Ee
W.C. King
Main Street
Tbs
Wallace House
Packers River Street
Percy Ward
Schmidt Farm
Beelar
Loren Arhart
Wim-Stassbledon
N. D. Eocks
Lon Wilson
Morse
Colfax
Etta
Nile Heesatt
Rieht
Titanet
Lot ST. Ansgar
Ansgar
Lewis al- Baal
Emlai
Ness
Dennis Wambeam
Halton
Chautaydua Park
Price
France
Olsen and Hylden
Ladies’ Aid Society
Plaza Theatre
Church
Koch
Bath
Des Moines
Asher
Omaha Livestock Market Report for April 1
Omaha Nebraska hogs receipts reach 13 506 with prices mainly 19.40 19.65. mixed trade around 19.00 19.65, pigs 12.00 17.00, bulk 10.25 19.60. Cattle receipts 6 300 steady with natives 13.00 18.00, cows 7.50 14.26, calves 8.00. Sheep receipts 25 900 up with wethers 14.00 15.00, ewes 12.00 14.50, lambs 19.00 18.85, feeder lambs 17.00 19.00, yearlings 15.00 17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alzher
Omaha
Neb
Holland Seeks Horses and Mules for Buyers Tour
William Holland of Cedar Rapids Iowa plans visits to Hadson April 2 and Waterloo April 3 with Fee's Feed Barn as headquarters. He advertises as a buyer offering 10 to 20 dollars above market for farm mares dra horses and mules of various ages and weights aiming to supply southern trade and markets nationwide. He handles 690 to 800 horses weekly and travels across nearly every state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holland
Cedar Rapid
Hadson
Wateroo
Fee's
Salierota
U Ion
Barclay Center Address At Unity Presbyterian Service
Rev A Peterson from Waterloo spoke at the morning service of Unity Presbyterian church in Barclay Center. Miss Fanny McGilligan from district No 1 spent time at home in New Hampton before spring term. Mrs James Gibson visited relatives in Waterloo daily. Henry Trumbauer injured his right hand while sawing wood near his home. a finger may be saved and full use will be limited for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barclay Center
A Peterson
Waterloo
Unity Presbyterian Church
Fanny, McGilligan
New Hampton
Spri
James Gibson
Henry Trumbauer
Mr.Trumbauer
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Walecies Evening Courier
Geal’ Coutier
Water
Waterioo Evening Courier
Lodge
West Fourth
Waterlyo Clothing Co
Kaypen
Reh
Buda Magnet Ca
Bridge St. J
Gygo
Mgr
Farmers Jeep
Waterloo Evening Courier
1781
West Tenth
New Hartford
D. McMaAsters
Bapat
Burdick
Ridgeview Station
Cedar Heights
Moure Maen
Rusegeli-Lemson
Sarver
Horel Russell-Lamson
Wight
Russell-Lamson
Jaret
Russell. Lamson
Gotby Barker
Russell Lamson
Russell Shences
South
Rich Ass
Waterloo Laundry Co
Genera & Ghousework
Oinis
Jefferson Streets
East Fitch Street
Sphone
Voard
HL. Davis
Lafayette St
Irs
R. C. Pederson
Silas Northey
Wellington
Gime Lawn
Marrieand Imm
Mike Fhresher
Sibert
Isi
T Xoer
Phono
Waterloo Clothing Co
J. S. Miller
M. A. Hil
China Cabintet
Logan Ave
Guy
East Side
Ellis Hotel
Valco
Sarcel Post
Reaucn
Fifth Street
Dexter
Grand Meadow
Minnesota
West Ath
Seoul
Plainview
Hale County
Texas
Lush Grant Rest Estate Company
Mplainview
Awarn TL
Prospect Hills
Sunset Roan
Auto Exchange
Sycamore Street
Mousehold
Overland-Hansen Ca
Wrench Street
Hargaires
Rasytering
L. S. Parblocks
End St. Francis Hos
Pitastar
Walnut St
Moedern
West Side
Rene
Kent
Nica
Dinois
Almond Street
Lown
Almond Streets
Hent—Brossway
Hent
Fifth St
Parker St
Courier
Niet Hardware Co
T. E
Swancare JG. Cheety Co
Cedar Rapids
Iuwa
Riehl Street
Hownen FA
Ut Warwick
Pelts
Oqzark i Amimerai and
Timbers iMu
Boone Courty
Phuildiffe
Susade Good Farm
A. O
Wheeler, Mountain
Evon Mie
Xeal
Nsoutheast
Raymond
East Stdle
Cail
Lobdell
West Std Ave
West Ninth Street
Hawethorne Street
Jefferson St
Por
Rhode Island
Haithing
Ester
Dunkerton
W. H. Maus
Washingtons St
Washington St
West Waterloo
Franklin
Buick
Bae
Ue & Wilson
Marsh- Place
Parus
Iowa Securities Co
Joan
C. R Davis
Waterloo Savings Bank
Afust
Asterton
Ita
W. H. L. Loyer
Paul Rhoe Shine Parlor
West Hourth
G. S. Kleckner
da Porte City
Cluddge
Chicago Board of Crade
Mixmertolis
Lfe
Board OF Trade
Kansas City Livestock
Kanine City
Kansas City
Stocks and Bonds
Sioux City Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
St Joseph
Chamberlain Machine Works
South Ba Street
East
Chautauqua Park
Lane Street
Ind
West Sth
Io Bo
Towa Lumber Co
Bede
Water Street
Will Seth
Clern
Independence
Care Courier
W. TR. Jameson
Sun
Pacific Coast
Byside Ave
Suneric
Ister Co
George Hullman
J. C. Farnham
Ed Squires
London Money
London
Brainard
Igionr
Rse
Winfield Currant
Pueblo
Colo
RC. Taylor Gare Sarr
Greenclimbet
Schluter
Radcliffe
Peck
Hester Ballheime
Roger Breamer
PBS
Fred Halbfass
B. L. Manwell
Congregational Church
Fred Cogewell
Albert Lea
Guy Man- Heffers
Cannars
Bologna
U. S. Bureau For Markets
Colorado
Hudson
Fee's Barn
ST. Louis Livestock
York
Omaha Livestock
Holland
Hoe Barn
Liberty
Iowa Investment Corporation
Marsh-Place
Fischer
Lamsoveros &Co
Chicago Board OF Trade
Sivens Grain, & Provision Merchants
Postal
C. G. Larrabee
Mer
Hawthorne St
Eazy
W. J. French
Waterloo Bank & Trust Company
Linden Avenue
Sla! Street
Archer Avenue
Linden
Ami
Linden Car
H. W. Trumanhauser
East Side Auction Market
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