Market News and Prices From Chicago Wheat Corn Cattle Live Hog
Chicago market notes show buying of shorts in wheat lifting prices from a weak start. May corn firmed, oats declined, and pork and rib futures moved lower. Cash wheat and oats listed, with livestock prices for cattle, hogs, and sheep. monthly Waterloo prices and produce items included. Prices for hides, veal, and horsehair reflected current market activity.
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Chicago
Shorts
Liverpool
Kansas City
Colorado
South Omaha
Omaha
Etat & So
Todis
Ilantarh
Experiment With Potatoes In Bennington Township
Thomas brothers of the Wilson farm in Bennington township plan to plant three varieties of potatoes this spring as an experimental crop. They aim to find which soil type sandy, loam, or clay best suits potato growth. Local farmers in Black Hawk county will watch the trial with interest.
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Black Hawk County
Thomas Bros
Wilson
Bennington Township
Elbe, Wilson
Waterloo
Thomas Brothers
Oath
Mack Hawk County
Directors 10 Hold Meeting In Westfield Banking Parlor
Cameron Sins president of the west side hoard announces directors will meet this evening in the parlors of Leavitt Johnson National Bank to discuss brick type for the new obuilding planned for Alloway's addition to Westfield Supt A T Hukill will miss meeting due to the illness of his sister near Fayette Ia He left for that place after receiving word this morning Mrs John McLane and children and Mrs Genevieve Hoover formerly of Waterloo are visiting relatives here this week
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Cameron Sins
West Side
John McLane
Genevieve Hoover
Waterloo
GORN BOY It SELF-MADE MIAN EASTERN HIGH PRAISE OF TAFT
The text highlights Paul C. Taft of Iowa State College Ames as a renowned corn judge whose reputation spans colleges. It notes Tafs young age of twenty six and his ascent through college and farm extension work, marking him as a notable figure in corn judging.
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Paul C.taft
Iowa State College
Ames
Taf
Corn Judge Taff Earned His Way Through Iowa College
Born on a farm near Bloomington, Iowa, Taff developed a lifelong passion for corn. He attended Iowa State College, won an Armour scholarship for stock and grain judging, and graduated after four years of high school plus four years of college. Since then he has gained national fame as a corn show judge, traveling Iowa to advise farmers on salt and climate conditions and to evaluate varieties.
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Iowa College
Taff
Bloomington
Iowa State College
Holden
State College
Ile
Iowa
Hag
Rand McNally New Library Atlas Arrives at City Library
Two volume Rand McNally atlas issued in 1912 now available across library divisions. United States and foreign sections include political color maps, physical relief, rail and ship routes, inset city views, and population data from latest censuses. Atlas features universal atlas maps and sample prints displayed for reader use.
Lloyd Sentenced After Preliminary Hearing in Decorah
United States Commissioner Dempster presided at Decorah where Charles Lloyd, charged with selling water without a license, faced a preliminary hearing by Commissioner J By Dempster. He received a $100 fine and thirty days in jail to follow the trial.
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Charles Lloyd
Decorah
United States
J. By, Dempster
Waterlaw
Eye Tne
Waterloo Team Gains Four New Candidates In Early Trials
Des Moines April 3 Waterloo baseball coach Dr. Jay Andrews reports four more players joining the Waterloo squad at Highland Park. Pitchers Tuttle and Schorne infielder Brunski and outfielder Scheibli reported in good shape, ready to play. The manager coaxes hard work from the squad as two infields are developed and catchers are narrowed for selection. Mrs Andrews remains partially recovered in hospital.
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Des Moines
Jay Andrews
Pepery
Waterloo
Highland Park Athletic Field
College
Central Association
Waterloo Leader
Tuttle
Schorne
Buck Brunski
Scheibli
Andrews
Irwin
Sheldon
Ogren
Brunsk
Welhl
Hindly
Anderson
Doss
Goes
Jokerst
Askland
Dr. Andrews
East High Track Squad to Report for Season
East High will report in about two weeks as Coach H E Whiteside prepares a large squad. Twelve holdovers return with strong sprinters and distance runners like Sage and Jones. Notable names include Berry brothers, Koepkes, Paul, Abbot, Miller, Griffin and Brownell. The team aims for a speedy lineup despite Davis’s knee setback.
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H. E. Whiteside
East Side
Ray Davis
Davis
Berry Boys
Yay
Loren
Ernest Koepkes
Ray Paul
Sage
Jones
Frank Abbot
Roger Miller
Phillip Griffin
Burd Brownell
East Pider
Whiteside
Federal court case pleads guilty in Cedar Rapids
Lloyd pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court at Cedar Rapids. Commissioner Dempster, a trial witness, returned to Waterloo. Several other prosecutions of men charged with selling liquor without a license are pending in the federal court.
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Cedar Rapids
Lloyd
Dempster
Waterloo
Eddie Foy and seven Foys delight Waterloo in Over the River
Eddie Foy in the three act farce Over the River at the Waterloo theatre drew a large audience. Seven Foys joined the star, delivering song and dance with excellent reception. James Davis and Miss Pearl Mathews performed well as cabaret artists, while Mrs Foy’s return as a homemaker delighted the crowd. The Waterloo bill next features Raymond Hitchcock in The Red Widow.
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Eddie Foy
Waterloo
Bustano
New York
Blackwell's
Foy
James Davis
Plan to Cancel Ancient Debt by Y M C A Waterloo
The Y M C A finance committee in Waterloo met to raise 3000 dollars to clear an old debt of 1136.62 dollars remaining from a 2600 dollar obligation. They aim to do this by private subscriptions and seek broad member support as the fiscal year ends May 1.
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Waterloo
Hartquist
W. H. Howrey
W. R. Jameson
F. E. McStay
James Gardiner
Notice of District Court action in Black Hawk County Iowa
In Black Hawk County Iowa May term 1913 Mary F Dane plaintiff sues Unknown Claimants of the southeast quarter section 36 township 88 north range 13 west of the 6th P M and Samuel Hawk Amanda Hawk and their grantees or assigns to quiet title and determine ownership of the same real estate. The petition asserts Dane is absolute owner in fee simple of the southeast quarter of section 36 township 88 north range 13 west of the 3rd P M and cites a 1856 patent to Samuel Hawk and a 1861 deed recording.
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Moses HK
Samuel Hawk
Henry Peake
Moses E. Dane
Amanda C. Hawk
Illinois
Towa
Gald
Waterloo
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Mary F. Dana
Reed & Tuthill
Waterloo Evening Courier
Charles E. Ransier
District Court
District Court of Iowa
Eda J. O'Brien
John Virden
Oscar Virden
William H. Virden
Willian Virden
Martha Bunting
Isaac Virden
Thomas Virden
Elizabeth Francher
Francis M. Virden
Francis P. Virden
America Mullan
Charles T. Ackley
Alexander McFarland
William Mears, Jr
William Mears
Paintiff
Ig Gs Agsignae
Wiliam Virden
Martha Virden
Willam HH. Virden
William
Virden
James
Martha Hunting
Fran
Elo M. Virden
William Virden
Wiliam Meare
W. W. Miller
Eloura C. McColm
William HH. Virden
James Virden
Martha
District Court of
F. M. Virden
Wiliam Mears, Sr
William Viden
Wiliam H. Virden
Hames
Laws
Mary F. Dane
Plainig
North Range
St. P. M
Amanda
Hawk
United States
Amanda J. Hawk
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Lamson Beos, & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
G. Larrabee
Marsh-Place
PF Viday
Texas
Soreng
Minneapolis
Lear
Wellingtum
Crystal
Esau
Bali
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GRAVN
Chirac
Fay ST Ou
Gorn Boy
Paul
Tapf
Sxardd
Rupert Corn
Paul C. Taff
Commissioner Dempster
Des
Moines
Wa‘prloe
East High
Eddie Foy WA
Ilinois
Moses £. Dane
Frank P. Keane
Tt Ia
Tews
Charles FB. Ransier
Tenth Judicial District
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